Central Connecticut State University - Dial Yearbook (New Britain, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1952 volume:

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ISABELLE RUPERT WILLIAM NAUGHTON FLORENCE C. WOJTUSIK B.S. M.A. B.S. B.S. M.A. Director of Residence for Women Director of Public Relations Assistant Registrar rv ,I GARLAND M. FITZPATRICK MARIANN P. KUFTA HELENE J. PERZANOWSKI B.S. M.Ed. B.S. B.S. Co-ordinator, Emergency Nurse Nurse Training Program 1 1 L ...ing FACULTY PAULINE M. ALT ROBERT E. BATESON Ph.D Ed. D Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of Vocational and Psychology Education HAROLD J. BINGHAM Ph.D B.S. M.A. Associate Professor of Social Science ALEXANDER BLAIR Assistant Professor of Social Science GABRIELLE E. BLOCKLEY CARL BOMHOFF B.S. M.A. B.S. M.A. Instructor in Health and Assistant Professor of Social Science Physical Education 'I2 JOHN P. BEEM B.A. M. A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics PHILIP B. BLAKESLEY B.S. M. A. Assistant Professor of Art LEWIS D. BOYNTON Ph.D Assistant Professor of Business Education J L FACULTY ,i I ,Hz 'wwe if wif I -- wi fi.. -M 12 A F i ,Q 3 .1 . E A -v m m, ,G I tiff' S? fffW'iW if J. B. BULMAN HOWARD Q. BUNKER R. VINCENT CASH B.S. M.S. B.B.A. M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Science Instructor in Physics Assistant Professor of Business Education WILLIAM D. CHATFIELD ALEXANDER CLEBOWITZ HAROLD CORR B.S. M.A. B.S. M.A. B.S. Assistant Professor of Industrial Assistant Professor of Mathematics Assistant .Instructor of Industrial Arts Education Arts Education . . , JAMES S. CRAFTS CLARK E. CREED STUART E. DEAN B.A. M.A. B.S. M.A. Ed. D. V Assistant Professor of Art Instructor in Health and Physical Associate Professor of Education Education 13 L3 l FACULTY KT WARREN W. FABYAN HERBERT E. FOWLER MARY E. FOWLER B.A. M.S. Ph.D B.A. M.A. Assistant Professor of Education Professor of English Assistant Professor of English KENNETH G. FOWLER FRANCIS J. GLASHEEN ADA H. GRILLO Ph.D Ph.D B.S. M.A. Professor of Mathematics Associate Professor of English Assistant Professor of Education GEORGE F. HOWE JOHN C. HUNTER JESSIE B. JOHNSON B.A. M.A. B.A. M.A. Ph.D Associate Professor of Geography Assistant Professor of English Professor of Social Science 'I4 I. I -in I 2. C ' y e FREDERICK L. JONES Es. Instructor of Science 'il ' ,, A J X s -, BENJAMIN J. KASTON Ph.D Professor of Biology .ak THEODORE I. LENN B.A. M.A. Assistant Professor of Sociology and Economics .2 FACULTY LOTHAR KAHN B.A. M.A. HARRISON KAISER B.A. M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Assistant Professor of Health and Languages Physical Education GENEVA KEHR B.A. M.A. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education ..., VIRGINIA MCCAULEY B.S. M.A. Assistant Professor of Education 15 I ,Q J f eg A W X , , Y' sf A RUTH LARSON B.S. M.A. Assistant Professor of Business Education ry.-My Em A WALTER R. MCCONNELL B.S. M.A. Instructor in Business Education ,.' li' 'Ai -sm , fi 115 i E. . E . .. rf? ' FREDERICK W. MCKONE B.S. M.A. Assistant Professor of Science Education GEORGE B. MUIRHEAD Ph.D. Instructor of History ROBERT MASSMAN B.S. M.A. Instructor of Library Science FACULTY HENRY W. MAJLINGER PAUL MARCIKONIS B.S. M.A. B.S. M.Ed. Instructor in Health and Physical Assistant Professor of Education Education fm '4 'Y KAREN NELSON MARGARET B. PASKAVITCH B.A. M.A. B.S. M.A. Instructor in Mathematics Assistant Professor of Music THOMAS I. MONTELONE BETSY H. MORTON B.S. M.A. N.S. M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Industrial Assistant Professor of Business Arts Education EdL1Cati0r1 'I6 7 ww' THEODORE PAULLIN Ph.D. Associate Professor of History WILLIAM F. RILEY M.Ed. B.S. Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts Education use-ff fins. 5 I -1----v LOIS ROSENE B.S. Assistant Instructor of Biology FACULTY ESTHER PIHL B.A. M.A. Associate Professor of English FRANCIS J. RIO B.S. M.S. Assistant Professor of Physics URWIN ROUN TREE Ed.D. Professor of Vocational and Industrial Education I7 ' Q R. HEBER RICHARDS Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education I in WILLIS ROLLINS B.A. M.A. Assistant Professor of Education and Psychology DOUGLAS RUGH Ph.D. Professor of Education and Psychology FACULTY DAVID SCHAAL HELEN M. SHIRMER Assistant Professor of English B.A. M.A. Instructor in Health and Physical Education ROBERT C. SOULE LOUISE J. SPENCER Ed.D. B.A. B.S. LS. Associate Professor of Music Instructor in Library Science 'Wu ff? THOMAS N. STEWART KATHERINE STRONG B.S. M.Ed. B.S. M.A. M.Ed. Instructor in Music Assistant Professor of Library Science 18 ARTHUR M. SELVI D. in Sc. Pol. Associate Professor of Modern Language GEORGE A. SPOONER B.S. M.A. Instructor in Mathematics REGINALD L. SWANN B.A. Associate Professor of Education and Psychology L 5. FACULTY LOREN TAYLOR ALFRED L. VILLA, JR. ELIZABETH WALDEN B.Ed. M.A. A.B. Ed.M. B.S. B.S.L.S. Instructor in Health and Instructor in Education Instructor in Library Science Physical Education PHILMORE B. WASS Ph.D. Assistant Professor in Social Science L. JOHN G. WENNER B.Ph. M.A. Assistant Professor of Art . Q K MARGARET C. WEEBER PAUL N. WENGER B.A. M.A. B.A. M.S. ED.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics Professor of Industrial Arts Education ULYSSES E. WHITEIS ETZEL WILLHOIT B.Ed. Ed.D. Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of Music and Psychology 19 FACULTY WILLIAM L. WINTER FRANCIS C. ZAKOLSKI FRANKLIN LINDQUIST Ph.D. Ph.D. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History and Assistant Professor of Education Associate Professor of Education Economics and Psychology it y ft s THEODORE LOKKEN ROSS MERRICK FRANCIS FRUEH B.E. M.A. B.S. M.A. A.B. M.A. Assistant Professor of Education Instructor in Health and Physical Instructor in English Education MARION GARDNER B.A. M.Ed. M.A. Assistant Professor of Art CATHERINE STEVENS B.A. M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Business Education 20 WELTE HERBERT .D f PrCS1den TEA Gffice of the President To ike Clags QF IS when you entered ti likely apwwared is caiisn were diliicu. ymu are able in lack liShmGnt. ME have g wossiblw anQ it is ye knowlefge and skill M Home tbat,ysu have pr Zkere is convincing ev in the United States tf faith in our schoels ag cial sunpmrt than in an AEM spite of the concQrte of the schools in genera is rapidly'attaining the preparing institutions ha standards are oQing rapid? is interested in impreving All cf these changes have rias and ot?er working conf we realize that ywur educat success in the classroom. i must cantinue to grow in ser logical develsnments which Q once Suggest tie need far tee QF these advancements, and to edge in the classroom. It is Qf,VOD keQn abreast of the tin these midwcentuxy years. I congfm tula te you upon the omni ing. In my QpiDiGU na graatar Children in tha mlamw a. bE2UO7E5i.U it bbroom can cc success anH Haymines s i 1 '?QXfM 8u 'm V ?S COLLEGE OF CCN NEC TICUT New Brifcin, Connecficuf December 10, 1951 zers Col lege of Connecticut four years ago, it very it the requirements for the completion of your edu- ttaillment. You now have reached your objective and Qpon those years with feelings of pride of accomp- u the best quality of instruction and leadership aonsibility ot make suitable application of the vu have learned in the classroom. It is my sincere yourself adequately for the task before you. of the widespread interest in public education Qy and large the American people have great are providing more adequately for their finan- ous period in history. t in some quarters to discredit the service F teacher education in particular, teaching of one of the major professions. Teacher- Oved their program and state certification hgthened. The organized teaching profession endards for the preparation of' teachers. companied oy improvement in teachers'sala- renaration is incomplete for continued 2, above all other professional workers, A list of the mejor social and tec ' 2 nada during the past d o understand ni A Message hm.- ecade would at the nature and importance table application of this new knowl- utmost importance, therefore, that rder to meet the needs each of children in of your initial and preparation for teach- nc greater challenge than servi nyone. I hope that you wil ears ahead. Hg 1 have baithfully yours, N xu5, l Herbert D . welte, President 23 l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS f W RONALD B. WIKE WINIFRED BOLLES President Vice President 'Y SH fir 5 ' 150 6C1'etary C 1 te,a50,t 24 L...............1. LILLIAN ANN AIRO Elementary Middletown Braim and Beauty, what a combination A.C.E. 3, 4g F.T.A. 3g Art Club 3, 4g Poster Committee 3g Dance Committeesg Kappa Delta Pi 4g Tuition Remission 1, 2, 3. Lillian . . . sweet . . . sincere . . . scholar . . . virtue personified . . . her qualities make her an excellent teacher, but better yet-a friend . . . diligent, neat, and efficient about work . . . excellent grooming . . . always smiling . . . understanding . . . she's nice to have' around . . . Steve and the Navy topmost on her list. ELSA JANE ANTHONY Elementary-Reading and Speech New Britain . . . and gladly teach Recorder, Circulating Manager 1, 2, 3, 4g A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, College Theatre 1, Secretary 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 4g Badminton 1, 2, 3, Sports Leader 4g Bowling 3, 4g W.A.A. Representative 4. Elsa . . . charmingly perpendicular . . . never Hinching from life . . . spontaneous humor . . . ardent badminton enthusiast . . . far too wise not to do foolish things now and then . . . regards education gravely . . . fond of all types of good music, children's books and sports . . . amiable, cooperative, energetic . . . reserved seat in North Jap corner. LUCILLE LELAND BAARS Elementary Middletown Let not your heart he troubled Chorus lg A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4g Psychology Club 4, N.C.T.E. 3. Lou . . . attractive, strawberry blonde . . . meticulous in dress . . . a flair for the artistic . . . sincere friend . . . industrious and dependable . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . recently joined the ranks of married . . . partial to the Marine Corps . . . found writing to hubby, Ed. 25 ..........-3 ANNE MARIE BALFE Elementary UnajjIecteci entle and a . fs . 1 .8 y' She enjoy: lzfe, zn a qnzet way. A.C.E. 1, 2, 5, 4g W.A.A. Ann . . . soft smile . . . sparkling eyes . . . a sports enthusiast . . . good word for everyone . . . sincere about teach'ing . . . friendly disposition . . . merry as the day is long. Waterbury CARL F. BECK Elementary New Britain By nature born a friend of wit and merrimenf' Band lg Intramural Football lg Intramural Basketball 1, 2g Intra- mural Softball 1, 3g Chemistry Seminar 2g A.C.E. 43 F.T.A. 4. Skip . . . steady and dependable at all times . . . diligent worker . . . great sportsman . . . good athlete . . . intelligence combined with imagination and determination guarantees success at any task . . . very modest and unassuming. CAROLINE BEHRSING Biology-General Science West Hartford They are rich wbo have true friendf' UNESCO Council, Secretary 35 Art Club 2g English Club 25 Chemistry Seminar 4. Caroline . . . energetic Unesco worker . . . artistic talents hidden under a scientific manner . . . a whiz with the microscope . . . here is a gal who will go far. 26 N.....,.. , FRANCES RITA BELL Recorder 2, 3g A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4. keen sense of humor, but oh!-those corny jokes! They are only truly great who are truly good Elementary Wethersheld Kappa Delta'Pi 3, 4g Handbook Committee 5g Chorus 1, 2, 53 Franny . . . sweet . . . modest . . . completely unassuming. . . has no faults . . . a compromise between serious thought and gay abandon . . . a quiet reserve that harbors a deep intellect . . . if lx . ,L t .tll 5 E RENNY F- BELL1 tttt L M liil if . Elementary Torrington Ivll l i, '-.. .. tfi. Live and let live ppys F.T.A.g A.c.E. ' rea tst ' p Renny . . Friday afternoon bus service will be missed by l t. plysyl ' L' Torrington crowd . . . vet . . . family man . . . popular political ..t7 'ff figure in Torrington . . . dependable and ambitious . . . well known A ' my on campus for personality and ready wit . . . has won the respect L ' My and admiration of all. 'i'fiEfffif5T l - as, e siii pil . JEAN PAUL BERARD Elementary New Britain . Co-Chairman Budget Committeeg A.C.E.g F.T.A.g Football 5, 4g Audio Visual Aids Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Student Council. jean . . . Vet . . . married . . . football player . . . always willing to do his share in class activities . . . friendly smile . . . always time to stop and talk. 27 --A-1 BARBARA LOIS BODACH Elementary A faithful friend ir the medicine of life A.C.E., Intramural Basketball 2. Barb . . . quiet sophistication . . . subtle sense of humor . . . and available fourth for brid e . . . neatness ersonilied . . . sincere 8 P . interest in music, children, and life in general. Niantic OTTO JOHN BOLDUAN Chemistry-General Science Stafford Springs Still water run: deep Chemistry Seminar 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aids Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Forum 1, 2, Social Science Club 1, 2, Recorder 1. Otto . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . serious mindedness coupled with saturnine wit and humor . . . congenial personality . . . sensitive . . . sincere in his beliefs . . . reserved in judgment . . . friendly . . . always willing to give a helping hand . . . active member in the Audio-Visual Aids Club. WINIFRED JANE BOLLES Elementary Newington HappineJJ if a perfume that you cannot pour on others, without getting a few dropr on yourrelfn A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, Recorder 2, 3, 4, Class Song 1, Field Hockey 1, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, honor team 3, Softball 3, 4, Badminton 4, Eastern States Delegate 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Faculty Representative 3, Class Vice-President 4, Chairman Red Cross Club 4, Dance Chairman, Kappa Delta Pi 4, W.A.A. Letter and Numeral, Who's Who. Winnie . . . a combination of the world's best . . . that all American look . . . surplus of vim and vigor . . . no end to her versatility and efliciency . . . part time work is Work with a purpose. 28 ELAINE THERESA BORZANI Elementary Ah! Sweet myftery of life Chorus lg A.C.E. 2, 3, 4g F.T.A. 3, 4g UNESCO 4. Elaine . . . sophisticated in every movement . . . tall and graceful . . . fashionable appearance . . . flowing tresses and dangling earrings . . . almost first love: kindergarten . . . constant Spa go'er and night lover . . . perfectionist and meticulous . . . exotic glass frames. JACK BOTTARO Industrial Arts - The labourer ix worthy of hir hire Industrial Arts Clubg F.T.A. Jack . . . pleasing personality . . . friendly smile . . . likes to make things . . . will go far in his chosen field. . JOHN S. BORG Elementary-Psychology New Britain Profound sincerity if the true htzxiy of character A.C.E.g Golf Teamg Acrobatics. Johnnie . . Q Parachute Trooper veteran . . . sincere . . . high goal for personal achievement . . . appreciation of life . . . loves dogs and is a hunting enthusiast . . . golfer . . . tumbling expert . . . blond hair and blue eyes bring out his amiable nature . . . need a friend? Torrington Hartford 29 ALFRED WILLIAM BOULDEN Business Education Larimore, North Dakota A bit of fan, a bit of quiet Kappa Delta Pi 4. Al . . . came to us from the University of North Dakota . . . tall, patient, sincere with a fine sense of humor . , . well-informed and industrious in his chosen field . . . interested in world affairs. ESTELLE THERESA BRETON Elementary Windsor Well-chosen friemlrlaip, the mort noble of virtues, all our joyr make double, ami into halves divide our troiiblerf' Basketball 1, Archery 5, 4, Art Club 5, A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Historian 4, Student Council 4. Stel . . . honor student . . . friendly as well as studious . . . dependable . . . neat and trim . . . quiet with strangers but lively among friends . . . sincere and understanding . . . a touch of a good old French sense of humor . . . a truly inspired teacher . . . success is inevitable. ELIZABETH G. BURAK Elementary New Britain Pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with . . . Cheetleaderl, Press Club Secretary 1, 2, Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 2, Recorder 2, 3, Psychology Club 2, 3, Radio Club 2, 3, A.C.E. 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Bette . . . full of witty charm . . . priceless friend . . . much enthusiasm for apizza, and chocolate . . . swimming Cor the beachj , her favorite athletic endeavor . . . unpretentious manner . . . de- ceiving, laughing green eyes. 30 ln-...1.. , ANTHONY ALFRED CALABRO Elementary Hartford And there with rare and steady aim, a great kick came to rave the game. Bandg A.C.E.g Kappa Delta Pig Intramural Basketballg Badminton and Softballg Varsity Footballg Track Managerg Junior Counselorg P.T.A. Scholarship. Little Tony . . . 4' 11 of man . . . great talent in art and music . . . pleasant . . . even-tempered . . . main outside interest- his charming wife and beautiful daughter . . . has gained state-wide fame with educated toe. ALICE ELLEN CANEVARI Elementary Norwalk Let the curtain come down on a Jrnilef' UNESCO 2, 3g Intercollegiate Legislature 3, 4g Radio Club 2, Vice-President 3g W.A.A. Council 2, Secretary 5, Vice-President 43 Volleyball Sports Leader Zg Basketball 5, 4g Field Hockey lg Softball 1, 25 Dorm Vice-President 3g Dorm Social Activities 4g Chorus lg Homecoming Chairman 3g Spring Play Day Co-Chairman 2g A.C.E. 2, 35 B.D.T.A. 4g Red Cross 3, 45 Basketball Honor Team 35 Cur- riculum Committee 4. Alice . . . expressive eyes . . . devilish smile . . . can give as well as take in any conversation . . . charter member of the B.D.T.A. . . . can be found at any hour in the game room . . . generates ardor and enthusiasm . . . never seen without the ray gun . . . onions any way . . . one of our most popular girls, JANE GRIFFIN CARMODY Elementary Milldale Good nature it one of the richer! fruity of perronalityn Badmintong Archeryg Basketball.. Jane . . . happy and carefree . . . the world spins around her Bill . . . always ready for some fun . . . personality plus . . . yearns to see that German Horizon. 31 GLORIA AMELIA CARUSO Mathematics-Business Education-Psychology New Britain Ability imfolver respomibilityg power to itr lost particle ir duty Student Council 2, 3, Recorder, Advertising Manager, Business Manager 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Alumni Committee 5, Press Club 1, 2, Dial, Business Manager 4, Psychology Club 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Lambda Mu Nu 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, Treasurer 4, Recorder Roll of Honor 2, 3, Who's Who. Glor . . . short, dark, curly hair . . . a winning'smile . . . one of the Math class Glorias . . . ellicient business manager of our Dial . . . is always singing Cshe calls it thatj . . . reserves a place on Dean's list . . . forever dashing to a class or meeting. ROBERT LOUIS CASLIN Elementary-Psychology New Britain Alpha Phi Omega, Radio Club 2, 3, Officials Club 1, 2, A.C.E. 1, 2, F.T.A. 1, 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, M.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Bob 1 . . Army veteran . . . easy to get along with . . . has a ready wit . . . happily married, has nine-month-old son . . . wife and son are chief interests . . . aggressive when the situation demands . . . easy going . . . loves music and sports . . . is rabid Red Sox fan. NICHOLAS 'ANTHONY CATALINA Elementary New Britain Pr0cm.ftimzti0n ir the thief of time College Chorus. Nick . . . a transfer student from Hillyer . . . quiet and unassuming . . . has the qualities which make for successful teaching . . . prac- tical, patient and considerate . . . at home in front of easel . . . divides his time between fishing, painting, school and the woman. , 32 MARIE D. CESARO Elementary Torrington Keep your face in the Jumlaine and you cannot ree the rhadowrf' A.C.E. 2, 3, 4g W.A.A. Marie . . . fascinating and beguiling eyes . . . clothes with a Hair . . . affected by the bridge bug . . . long remembered for her por- trayal of Marcus White . . . partial to purple . . . creative . . . nonchalantly took classes in her stride . . . as loyal a person as will ever be found . . . has the nicest schemes for all her intimate friends. 'ii . DANIEL CHOWANSKY History-Biology Wallingford Live a full life, whether you underrtand it or not! F.T.A. 3, 4g Sociology Club 3, 4g Kappa Delta Pi 4. Dan . . . subtle sense of humor . . . always ready to argue politics . . . new car after three years of car troubles . . . a good man with a scalpel . . . tie his hands and he couldn't talk . . . always ready to give advice when asked . . . divides time between campus and home with Lois and Queenie. - THERESA CONSTANCE CICALO Elementary Bridgeport If: a friendly heart that har many friendf' Chorus lg A.C.E. 25 Recording Secretary 35 Program Chairman 45 Red Cross 25 Sophomore Hop Committee 2g Eastern States Con- ference Representative 5g Library Committee 55 Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Calendar Committee 45 Kappa Delta Pi 4. Terry . . . a capable student . . . dependable . . . busy as a bee and just as sweet . . . always a good sport . . . has enjoyed those midnight showers and pranks on Std South . . . favorite pastime, writing letters . . . small but energetic . . . born organizer and leader . . . excellent teaching qualities . . . laughs easily, heartily, and infectiously . . . a priceless friend. 33 ANN PATRICIA CLARE Elementary New London Manner, not gold, ir al womank bert adornmenf' Chorus 1, 2, A.C.E. 2, 3, 4g Sociology Club 4, Red Cross 1, 2g UNESCO 4, Public Relations Committee 4, Dorm Christmas Party 4. Pat . . . a nice quiet manner . . . has a cultured twang to her conversation . . . always has 'a good story to tell . . . pleasing sense of humor . . . she's the type you'd enjoy teasing . . . a hard worker, good roommate, and true friend. MY RON ARNOLD COHEN Mathematics-Psychology West Hartford Good nature will alwayr win the bean College Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Band Letter. My . . . vet . . . pilot . . . has enlivened many a band trip with his hill-billy singing . . . clever sense of humor . . . plays a mean horn . . . wide variety of interests. PATRICIA IRENE COLLINS Elementary Guilford lt matter! not bow long you live, but bow well A.C.E.g W.,A.A. Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 53 Junior Counselor Honor Teams-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 1, 2g Softball 1, 2. Pat . . . a little bit of mischief beneath a quiet exterior . . . excels in sports . . . one of our movie bugs . . . seems to be busy every minute . . . always can be depended upon . . . remembered as a freshman furniture mover . . . a daughter of Erin whose blarney will never run thin. 34 'ilk' . JOHN FRANCIS CONNOLE Industrial Arts Hartford To he without criticism if to Ju nothin , do nothin , . . r . 8 g think nothing, be nothing Radio Clubg Freshman Vice-Presidentg Student Faculty Council 2g Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Counselor 3g Epsilon Pi Tau 5, 4, Secretary 3. john . . . exceedingly conscientious . . . a success in college and bound to be a credit to profession . . . personifies all smiling Irishmen . . . fine sense of humor . . . wonderful knack for getting along with everyone. GEORGE MORGAN COSTELLO English-History Waterbury Had we hut world enough and time English Clubg Social Science Clubg Editor of Pillar 4g B.D.T.A. 3, 4g Recorder 3, 4. George . . . collegiate . . . smooth dancer . . . good party man . . . intellectual . . . bow ties and crew cut . . . charter member of the B.D.T.A .... absent minded . . . place in his heart for Cape Cod . . . avid reader of contemporary flction . . . subtle wit. JULIUS CRAFAIK Elementary East Hartford Let not your heart be troubled Joe . . . vet . . . married . . . plans centered in his sweet and lovely wife . . . drives a new Chevy proudly . . . neat dresser . . . quiet and soothing manner . . . has what it takes to go places. 35 PAUL R. CRONE Social Science-Psychology Order ir the firrt rule of H ea1fen Varsity Football 3, 4, Social Science Majors and Minors Club 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Pablo . . . smiling, affable . . . a familiar and enjoyable figure at Rockwell bull sessions . . . known around campus . . . veteran center on both Wesleyan and T.C.C. gridirons. Meriden ANN LOUISE CROWLEY Elementary New Britain A day for toil, an hour for rport, but for a friend it life too rborf' W.A.A. Ann . . . came to T.C.C. as a transfer from Salve Regina College . . . her friendly way soon won her many friends . . . tennis and art, along with vacations at Connecticut shores are her chief interests . . . natural ability to handle herself in all situations. LEON LINCOLN CZIKOWSKY Social Science-Psychology-Political Science Old Lyme Forward ever, backward never Sociology Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Political Science Club 1, 2, 3, President 1, Vice-President 2, Forum Club, Executive Committee 2, Social Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, Psy- chology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, UNESCO 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Connecticut Delegate to National Manufacturers' Association Congress 3, Delegate to Eastern States 3, Softball 1, 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Intercollegiate Legislature 3, 4. Leon . . . conscientious, determined, accomplishes what he sets out to do . . . analyst of political outlook . . . past, present and future . . . avid and contributing attender . . . able leader and organizer . . . always ready with the facts . . . pragmatic approach with a touch of eclecticism . . . plans graduate work. 36 JAMES FAIRMONT D'ANGELO Business Education-Psychology Southington The way to have a friend ir to he one Beacons on Business Educationg Intramural Activities. Jim . . . a smile and a friendly, courteous word for one and all . . . recognized on campus for his love of bow ties . . . loves to delve into the implications behind the implications of philosophical theories, to tear into Income Tax and Cost Accounting . . . the best shoe salesman in Southington, too! JUNE MARION DEBONIS Elementary Hartford Age cannot wither -her, nor curtom :tale her infinite variety Chorus lg Social Activities Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 45 A.C.E,4g F.T.A. 4, Sophomore Hop 2g Harvest Ball'2g Homecoming Committee 3g Mardi Gras 2, 3, 4. De Bonis . . . has a certain Spark . . . the sophisticated original Betta Kappa girl . . . Red Sox fan . . . Boston a favorite . . . Kenway Kenmore tops . . . tall, slender, a walk of her own . . . fashion plate wardrobe . . . knee sox . . . white boots . . . Papa's an umpire . . . gives her all to anything she undertakes . . . smile and the world is yours. GLORIA A. DEL CAMPO Mathematics-History Windsor Charm rtriher the right, but merit! win the foul F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3g Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4g Calendar Committee 3, Lambda Mu Nu 4, Archery 3. Gloria . . . the other one . . . sweet, unaffected manner . . . conscientious . . . makes and keeps friends . . . always looks cute . . . can't resist a good sales talk. 37 DOLORES BARBARA DEL FAVERO Elementary Meriden She har 4 -voice of gladnerr and a rmile Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Leader 2, 3, Recorder 2, 5, 4, News Editor 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Archery 2, A.C.E. 2, 5, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, W.A.A. Council 3. Dolores . . . friendly smile and good disposition . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . a staunch Yankee fan . . . she enjoys Modern Dance, math, and science . . . usually finishes whatever she under- takes . . . don't let the name Dolores fool you-she's blue eyed and blonde. ARTHUR DIRECTOR Business Education Norwich When iz thing nearer lo he iz riihject of contioverry, it nearer io he iz ruhject of intererf' Beacons on Business, Band, UNESCO Council, Junior Counselor, Budget Committee, Intramural Basketball and Softball, Band Letter. Art . . . the pride of the business department . . . always in good spirit and ready for a good laugh . . . he has never been known to refuse to help an underclassman in accounting problems . . . excel- lent dress and business-like appearance . . . Always neat and well-groomed. THERESE ADELE DOLAN Elementary Hartf0rd Little chipr light big firer College Theatre, Chorus 1, 2, UNESCO 2, A.C.E. 1, 2, Art 4. Adele . . . cute as a picture . . . big, 'brown eyes . . . one whose friendship is highly valued . . . frank and sincere . . . loves little tors . . . size is no indication of her worth . . . unpredictable 1 sense of humor. 38 JOHN DOMINIC DOMIJAN Chemistry-General Science-Psychology New Britain Hzimility ir near to moral difciplineg simplicity of character if near to true manhood and loyalty ir near to sincerity of heart Chemistry Seminar 2, 3, 4g Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4. John . . . an unlimited supply of energy . . . ambitious . . . a definite individualist . . . a loyal friend . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . will discuss philosophy till the sun comes up . . . respects the opinions of others . . . likes to dance . . . you can always find him in the Chem Lab. LEO DOMIJAN Mathematics-IndustrialArts New Britain First to dream, then to act Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4g Industrial Arts Club 3, 4.x Leo . . . Air Corps vet . . . quiet . . . willing to help others . . . ambitious . . . Pinochle champ . . . married . . . father of two girls. ROSEMARIE FRANCES DOWNS Business Education Waterbmy Your heart'J desire he with you Recorder 1, 2g Chorus 1, 2: All College Banquet Committee 2, 3g Mardi Gras 2g Homecoming 3g Psychology Club lg Library Commit- tee Sg Dormitory Open House 3g Dormitory Christmas Party 4g F.T.A. SQ Intramural Basketball 2g Dial 4g Catalogue Committee 4g junior Counselor 5g UNESCO 1. Re . . . true friend and loyal confidant . . . sparkling person- ality . . . generous nature . . . bridge anyone? . . . divides time between Waterbury and Newington . . . industrious . . . strictly fl G.l. Girl . . . long shiny hair. 39 ARLEEN MARY DRAKE Elementary West Hartford Chorus 1, 2, Psychology Club, College Theatre, A.C.E., Art Club. Arleen . . . with her 'shining red hair . . . a whiz at dramatics . . . quiet and demure . . . individualist . . . active member of the chorus. IRENE DREVINSKAS A Elementary ' Waterbury True N ability comer of the gentle heart A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, College Theatre 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Chorus 2, Student Council 4, Psychology Club 4, Twirlerettes 4, Dorm Social Activi- ties Committee 4, Homecoming Committee 3, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. Renee . . . stately, well-dressed transfer from Boston University . . . has an air of serene dignity about her . . . doesn't know the meaning of the word angry . . . noted for her Dutch Boy hair cut . . . gracious manner . . . a sincere interest in children, teaching, and an ex-marine. HELEN LOUISE DUYSER Social Science-Political Science Winsted I find earth not gray, but roxy College Chorus 1, Soccer 1, Political Science Club 1, 2, 33 College Forum 2, 3, 4, Social Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Repre- sentative 4, F.T.A. 3, Sociology Club 4. Helen . . . one of the minority members of the Social Science Department both in sex and political affiliations . . . worker in Forum and Social Science Clubs . . . interested in girl scouting . . . ever loyal to the Red Sox . . . likes good music . . . a faithful friend. 40 LOIS MARIE EHRLER Elementary New Britain All thingr are overcome by delerminalionu College Theatre 1, 3, 4g Psychology Club 3, 43 A.C.E. 1, 3, 4. Lois . . . known for her infectious smile and charming personality . . . a wonderful friend to know . . . priceless person . . . never seems to be rushed . . . yearns to travel . . . Oh! those weekends in New York. LILLIAN JOYCE EVANS Elementary Hartford 0h.' how wonderful Lounge Committeeg College Chorusg A.C.E.g F.T.A.g, Student Council, All-College Banquet Committeeg Social Activities Commit- tee 1, Treasurer 2, Chairman 5. Joyce . . . blonde bombshell of the senior class . . . girl with the twinkling blue eyes and contagious laughter . . . a sincere friend to all who know her well . . . sincerity, truthfulness and gaiety are the formula for her great personality. SHIRLEY THERESA FAY Elementary Harrfgrd She enjoyr work and fnnj the bar a Jmile for everyone A.C.E.g N.E.A. Shirl . . . makes friends easily and gets along with all . . envied for her curly brown hair and nonchalance before exams . . . she can often be found thumbing through catalogues on Alaska and Hawaii where she hopes to teach. 41 ANTHONY FEOLA Elementary The with shall make you free A.C.E.g Varsity Football, Co-Captain 3g Football Letter. Tony . . . earned fame on the gridiron . . . pleasing personality . . . cheery smile . . . one of the married crowd . . . curly hair that is the envy of the females who know him . . . conscientious and hard-working student . . . sparkling, white teeth. Southingron -, GLORIA MANTHEY FINNEGAN Elementary Middletown Nothing ir imposfihle to a willing spirit A.C.E. 1, 2, 5, 4g'Psychology Club 4g N.C.T.E. 5. Glo . . . always ready with a warm smile . . . intriguing brown eyes . . . wonderful ability to remember class lectures . . . reveals a quick and subtle wit . . . writing lengthy letters to her soldier hubby, Jimmy, a must . . . has that indelinable something we would all love to have. ' DONALD G. FISHER Industrial Arts New Britain You cizn i keep zz good man down Industrial Arts Club 2, 5, 4, Epsilon Pi Tau 5, 4, College Theatre 2, 5, Photography Club 2, 5. Don . . . native of New York . . . has a lovely wife who shares his pleasant and confident outlook on life . . . wide range of interests . . . political, historical, industrial, educational . . . ever willing to listen to the other fellow's ideas . . . friendly and cheerful to all. 42 NANCY ANN FOHS Elementary Milford A Little Bit of Heaven Lounge Committee lg W.A.A.. Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis Sports Leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 4, Senior Ways and Means Com- mitteeg A.C.E. 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Committee. Nancy . . . walked into the halls of T.C.C. and into the hearts of everyone . . . a friendly smile and a big hello to all . . . per- sonality . . . a sense of humor plus a large dash of common sense . . . sincerity is the keynote to Nan's character . . . a true friend. - JOSEPH JAMES FORMICA Elementary Hartford StrongeJt minclr are often those of whom the noisy world been lean Sociology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 3g Political Science Club 1, 2, 3, President 2g 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, Forum Club 2, Psychology Club 23 A.C.E. 3g Intercollegiate Legislature 2. Joe . . . serious . . . mature . . . shrewd, but polished . . . keen in his perceptions . . . a Crusader for the things in which he believes . . . has exceptional qualities for leadership that should be exploited . . . a heaven in Coventry for idle hours. JOAN A. FRESHER Elementary East Hartford Thom who have the mort to do, and are willing to work, will find the mort time. Basketball 2g Chorus 1, 2, Budget Committee 2, 3, 4g A.C.E. 5, 4, Poster Committee 3, 4, Dorm Social Activities 23 Co-Chairman Budget Committee 3g Delegate to Eastern States Conference 3. Mors . . . a Mrs .... sincere . . . dependable . . . capable in everything she undertakes . . . good listener . . . shows creative ability . . . a Spa regular . . . Anything to eat in your room? 43 ..M,..m MARGERY ANN GAFFNEY Elementary New Britain Step by Jtep, the ladder if amended A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4, College Theatre 1, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4. Marg . . . winning smile, pleasing personality . . . wonderful person to know . . . always in a rush to get some place . . . yearns to travel . . . can always be seen at all sports events. ALBERT RICHARD GAIONI Elementary New Britain Tl9i.r it the Happy Warri0r,' tlair if be who every man in army rlaoald be Psychology Club, Radio Club, Station Manager, College Chorus. Al . . . a vet . . . man of the world . . . he taught Experience . . . the ready sense of humor . . . the calm understanding of a paterfamilias . . . likes bow ties . . . dislikes sham and fraud. HELEN MAE ANN GAMMERINO Elementary Wallingford Though we falter, never fall College Theatre 1, 2, 3, A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Radio Workshop 1, 2, Dial Staff, Art Editor 4, Recorder 2, Stu- dent Council 2, W.A.A. 4, junior Prom Committee 3, Social Activi- ties 3, 4, Mardi Gras Committee 3, Art Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, Basketball Sports Leader 3, Homecoming Committee 3. Helen . . . an amiable and sincere person . . . good listener . . . dependable . . . active participation in school functions . . . artistic . . . always seen making posters . . . decorating in her spare time . . . unique penmanship . . . systematic in everything she under- takes . . . enjoys being with young children . . . genuine interest in teaching . . . liked by all. 44 i a............u-, ALLAN THOMAS GEMMELL Business Education Southington Alamy: a good rportg mort of all 4 good friend Chorusg Beacons on Business Educationg College Theatre. Al . . . well liked by all who know him . . . friendly smile . . . will go any place in his trusty Chevy . . . neat dresser . . . good dancer . . . will do anything for a friend . . . a swimming and tennis enthusiast . . . keen sense of humor . . . enjoys good music . . . patient and understanding . . . will make an excellent teacher. JACQUELINE GENTILE Elementary Torrington All thingr come to him who waitf' A.C.E.g W.A.A.g Red Cross. Jacque . . . never without her Muff '... Thursday night is clean-up night . . . noted for her artistic ability . . . U.-Conn. bound with her wardrobe straight from Madamoiselle . . . dinner at the Spa . . . a lover of the finer things of life . . . subtle wit . . . lives for weekends . . . has a quiet charm and dignity all her own. GERALDINE FLORENCE GEREMIA Elementary Plainville Nothing great war ever achieved without enthuriasmv Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, College Theatre 1, 4g Psychology Club 43 A.c.E. 1, 2, 3, 4. e Geraldine . . . sweet and considerate . . . always willing to oblige . . . loyal member of the Art Club . . . wonderful cook . . . natural love for children . . . noted for naturally curly hair. 45 i WESLEY S. GILL Elementary Garwood, New jersey A friend in need M.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Officials Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of Junior Class, Ways and Means Committee, Dial Sports Editor, junior Prom Committee, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Letter 2, 3, 4, Budget Committee 2, 3, 4, Home- coming, Student Council Representative 4, A.C.E. 2, 3, 4. Wes . . . jerseyite who came to us from the U.S. Navy via General Accident Assurance Company . . . that football player with the crew cut . . . terrific passer . . . all around sport . . . his neat appearance, his sense of humor, and his pleasing personality make him an asset to any social gathering. Elementary Waterbury Conrcientionrner.r bring: good conrequencef' A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. Danny . . . tall, dark, good looking . . . quiet, friendly, nice to know . . . conscientious about his work . . . will make a wonderful teacher. DAVID WILLIAM GREGORY English-Business Education Norwalk I mmeg I mwg I conquered English Club, F.T.A4 3, UNESCO 3, Co-Chairman Conference 3, Student Council 3, Chairman Calendar Committee 33 All-College Banquet Committee 3g Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Dial Editor 4, Intercollegiate Legislature 3, Who's Who 4. Dave . . . vet . . . charter member of the B.D.T.A .... believes in enjoying life at his ease . . . sticks to his guns in any discussion . . . his expert attire always attracts the feminine eye . . . completely unconscious of anguish he must cause Emerson and Chaucer in the great Beyond . . . versed in all phases of life. 46 ,,, JAMES HADDON Elementary Pequonic Bridge Owe no man anything A.C.E. jim . . . winning smile and manner . . . pleasing personality . . . a good and loyal friend . . . will succeed in his chosen profession. ROBERT HAGEARTY Elementary West Hartford There'J honerty and good fellowrhip in him. Bob . . . personable . . . always ready with a witty answer . . . individualistic tendencies . . . full of ideas . . . it figures . . . always a new car on hand . . . H.B. regular . . . whiz at figures . . . frequent dorm visitor. THERESA MARY GUMKOWSKI Elementary Hartford On with the dance, let joy he unconfinedu F.T.A.g A.C.E.g Social Activities Committee. Terry . . . nonchalant one of the Beta Kappa's . . . filled with a zest for living . . . will try anything once . . . wonderful on the dance floor . . . Ah, sweet Morpheus . . . creative talents point to a successful career . . . burner of the midnight oil . . . loyal friend . . . frankness offset by sincerity. i 5 47 AILI D. HAKKILA English-History-Psychology Brooklyn You rlaml in your own light English Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 3, Social Science Majors and Minors 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club I, 2, 3, President 3, Recorder I, 2, Dial 3, Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Intercollegiate Legislature 2, 3, 4, UNESCO 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Secretary 4, All College Banquet Committee 3, 4, Delegate to New England Teacher Preparation Conference 3, Pillar 3, T.C.C.- UNESCO Experiment Scholarship to France 3, Who's Who. Aili . . . T.C.C.'s blonde gift to France . . . serene, cheerful, un- affected, poised competent leader . . . lively interest in school and extra-curricular affairs . . . excelling in everything in which she participates . . . a faithful friend . . . active love for her chosen field . . . in spite of her numerous activities finds time for bridge. ANN PATRICIA HALAK Elementary Melrose True friemlrloip if 4 treasure A.C.E. Ann . . . transfer from Dumbarton College, Washington, D.C. . . . friendly and sincere . . . winning smile . . . enjoys working with children . . . loves the south. FRANCIS EDWARD HARTNEY Mathematics-History New Britain A pun if the lower! form of wit Lambda Mu Nu. Frank . . . good natured person who loves to argue about any- thing . . . interested in philosophy, navigation, sundials . . . very tolerant of other people's ideas . . . extremely fond of his own . . . in the Lounge nearly every day with a book of math tables at his left and a cup of coffee on his right. 48 FRANCIS LEO HASSON, JR. History-English Hartford The good and the wire live quiet liver Sociology Club, Radio Club, Student Council 5, 4, N.E.A. 5, 4g A.C.E. 3, 4. Frank . . . cuts neat, clean appearance . . . conscientious . . . good thinker . . . can tell and enjoy a good joke . . . easy to get along with . . . love for bow ties and a master at tying them . . . genial and friendly smile . . . likes tennis . . . has mad passion for Francie . . . his English bulldog. CLAYTON HEWITT Social Science-Sociology Middletown Everyone hlumer hir neighhon for what the world hlamef in himfelf' Social Science Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Sociology Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Psy- chology Club 1, 2g Kappa Delta Pi 4. Clayton . . . scholarly interest in education . . . unique sense of humor . . . sincere desire for justice . . . concerned over the normative and defacto in society . . . has many lighter hobbies . . . high level of aspiration . . . interested in helping others with their problems . . . keen intellect . . . possibility of success in many fields. JESSIE GIBSON HILTON Elementary New Britain The holiduyr were fruitful but mutt end A.C.E. 2, 5, 4, Chorus 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 53 Radio Club 2, 5, Student Council 5, Assembly Lecture Committee 2, 5, Secretary 5, Chairman 4, Psychology Club 2. Jess . . . harmonious combination of musical voice and colorful personality . . . decisions always decisions . . . ever ready and willing to help the troubled . . . love those children . . . the honest romanticist who found her ideal. i l 49 1.-A CASMIR HODKOSKI Mathematics-Physics Life'r goal-contentment Mathematics Club, President 3, Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4. Casmir . . . transfer from Danbury . . . ex-marine . . . sure to get you in a discussion about anything, especially firearms. Thomaston BARBARA JUNE HOLEAND ' Elementary East Hartford Fair and roflly, Jbe :ball go far College Chorus 2, Psychology Club 3, 4, College 'Theatre 3, 4, A.C.E. 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Archery 1, Volley- ball 2, Social Activities Committee 4. Barb . . . sincere . . . friendly . . . has many interests . . . Nick, teaching, and sports are her true loves . . . avid badminton fan . . . completely natural . . . has a number of hidden talents . . . cheerful, never has a worry . . . helpful determined gal. PATRICIA MARY HUDZIK Elementary Bridgeport Your beartfr derire be with you A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, W.A.A. Council 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, College Theatre 1, Red Cross 1, 2, Budget Com- mittee 3, 4, B.D.T.A., Softball, Basketball Honor Team, Four year Scholarship. Pat . . . doesn't take much to cause those fiery blushes . . . charter member of the B.D.T.A .... dance, dance, dance . . . just My Bill . . . plays a mean hand of bridge . . . Spa is her second home . . . burns the midnight oil . . . sultry gait . . . doesn't know the meaning of the words go slow. 50 ALICE LOUISE HUMMEL Elementary Waterbury Friendly council cutr 0 ff many foeJ College Theatre 1, A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, XV.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Lecture Committee 1, 2, Chairman 3, Red Cross 1, 2, Curriculum Committee 3, 4, Chucklers 1, 2, 3, 4, Dial Staff 4. Alice . . . a lady with a mind of her own . . . Marcus White songbird . . . can take a joke as well as give one . . . avid bridge fiend . . . always ready to go anywhere . . . does more in the last minute than most people do in an hour . . . Spa regular . . . last of the Chucklers. PATRICIA HELENA HUNT Elementary Darien The only gift ir iz portion of tlayrelf' Chorus 2, A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, Twirlerette 4, Coordinator of Eastern States 4, Dormitory Council 4, B.D.T.A. Patty . . . sparkling eyes and personality to match . . . often seen with the Rockville terror . . . we all can't be truck drivers . . . U Conn's loss, T.C.C.'s gain . . . sincerity encourages friendliness . . . one of our most casual fashion plates . sincere and loyal friend . . . one of the sparks on 3rd South. ELIZABETH HYCZ Elementary Hartford Today, well lived, maker every yerterday a dream of hrzppinerr and every tomorrow a virion of hope Archery 1, 2, Sports Leader 1, 2, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, Art Club 3, 4, Recorder 3, UNESCO 33 Junior Prom Committee 3, Fall Sports' Day Committee 2, 3, Spring Play Day Committee 2. Betts . . . a kind and sincere friend . . . has an overflowing sense of humor . . . can always be counted upon to be the life of the party . . . active in school sports and functions . . . hard worker . . . always willing to help . . . idealistic . . . genuine interest in the teaching profession and love of children. 51 l EDITH ELIZABETH JOHNSON Elementary Milford A little time for lauglatefg alto time for work A.C.E. 1, 2, 5, 4, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club Treasurer 5g Audio Visual Aids Club 3, 4g Student Council 4, Forum Club 1, 4. Edie . . . diligent worker . . . sincere interest in children . . . Bob and music rate first . . . a good afternoon's sleep a close second . . . always rushing . . . witty . . . a happy compromise between hard work and enjoyment. M, , PATRICIA BARBARA JOYCE Elementary New Britain W.A.A.g A.C.E.g F.T.A.g UNESCOQ Officials Club 1, Chorusg Recorder. Pat . . . friendly smile and hello for everyone . . . likes to talk a Slot . . . goes in for athletics . . . neat dresser . . . hard worker . . . takes singing lessons and can often be heard expressing same . . . exclusive member of black coffee and cigarette brigade . . . gets along in any situation. ERNEST DONALD JUDD Elementary New Britain Gentle of rpeecbg Beneficent of Mimi College Chorus, Bandg English Club. Ernie . . . a quiet ambition leads him forward to desired goals . . . undertakes activities where slowness and precision count . . . never falters . . . interested in music, especially Bach . . . calmness where calmness is most needed . . . he can do surprising things in elementary education. 52 CLAIRE M. KALINOSKI English-History A modern mrilyg a woman with 4 foul Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g English Club 2, 3, 4g Recorder 2, 3. Claire . . . a Changeling . . . as moody as Autumn, and as vibrant . . . blend of emotionalism and unconventionality . . . sprig of wonder . . . knows, loves, and serves music in this world and will be happy with Brahms in the next . . . intuitive critic of music, literature and life . . . chrysalistic promise. ROBERT A. KANE, JR. History--Physical Education Silence if not a virtue Radio Clubg Social Science Majors and Minors 2, 3, 4. Bob . . . navy vet . . . back and forth from Southington every day . . . black Chevy . . . one of mainstays of History Department . . . bad puns and old jokes a specialty . . . interest in opposite sex narrowed to one . . . will go far in his chosen field. JAMES JUENGST Mathematics-Speech New Britain The euence of paired Jelf-control Chorusg English Clubg F.T.A.g Lambda Mu Nug Psychology Clubg Radio Workshopg College Theatreg Lutheran Student Associationg Calendar Committeeg Corresponding Secretary of Radio Workshop. Jimmy . . . handsome . . . always well dressed . . . neat . . . easy going . . . never seems to be rushed for anything . . . calmly explains math problems as if giving the time of day . . . smooth dancers. . . subtle sense of humor that appears when least expected. Bristol Plantsville 53 l JOAN BARBARA ANN KAPITZKE Elementary Cheer np! The worrt ir yet to come A.C.E.g F.T.A.g Modern Dance Club. Joan . . . a cute brunette . . . talks with her eyes . . . no problem too great, no task too small . . . charm, wit, intelligence are among her assets . . . drives around in a Riveria . . . smart clothes . . . all the potentials of an excellent teacher. 4 Meriden EMERY JOHN KELEMEN Industrial Arts Bridgeport Hi: sincerity ir hir trenrnren Industrial Arts Club 5, 45 F.T.A. 3, Epsilon Pi Tau 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Tennis Team 5g President of Rockaland Dorm 3. Emery . . . a naval aviator . . . perfectionist in his field . . . hard worker . . . worthy friend . . . man of many interests . . . one who will go places . . . liked by all . . . main interest in his fiancee, Theresa. JOHN WILLIAM KENNEY Elementary Waterbury HoneJt men fear neither the light nor the clark A.C.E. John . . . army vet . . . transfer from Danbury Teachers . . . married, well-informed . . . enjoys spirited discussions . . .serious student . . . plans to do graduate work. 54 FRANCIS JOSEPH KESS Mathematics-Physical Education Wethersheld Press Club 1, Recorder 1, 2, 3, Math Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Frank . . . ex-sailor . . . quiet but pleasing personality . . . makes friends easily . . . interested in football, track, and Rita . . . in- teresting and pleasant conversationalist. JOHN ANDREW KLARMAN Mathematics-Physics New Haven Henri of a lion, mimi of 4 thinker Varsity Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, Letters in Football and Track 2, 3, 4. john . . . individual who works equally well as he laughs and plays . . . the tower of strength in an athletic contest but the last to claim recognition-for its victory . . . true leader in every respect. HENRY KOCHUNAS Elementary New Britain Hold that rmile, plane A.C.E. 3, 4, Dial 3, 4, Recorder 3, 4, Photo Club 2, 3, 4. Hank . . . one of our ex-G.-I.'s . . . married . . . dependable Recorder photographer . . . always on the job . . . used moving pictures to advantage when training. 55 ARLENE KOSS Elementary I would rather have affectionate regard of my fellow men than I would heap: and miner of gold Psychology Club 4. Arlene . conscientious . . . reserved . . . subtle sense of humor . . . amiable . . . genial . . . delights in doing a good job in her studies . . . attributes which will serve her well. ' Danbury ROBERT G. KUDRA Elementary Stamford I would he true for there are thore who trust me Art Club 3, 4, A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Seminar 3, 4, Resident Men Chairman 3, 4. Bob . . . sincere . . . dependable . . . usually on the quiet side . . . especially interested in photography, psychology, and philosophy . . . known for his friendly smile . . . always willing to help-if he can . . . enjoys a good discussion . . . he's gray eyed, 5' 9 tall, but has a blue-eyed shadow. MARJORIE MARIE LANZA Elementary New Britain Good nature is one ofthe richest fruity of personality A.C.E. 1, 2,'3, 4g Chorus lg College Theatre 3, 4, Junior Coun- selor 3. Marjie . . . always willing to give a helping hand . . . infectious good nature . . . no limit to multiple talents . . . a cheerful and willing student . . . good judgment . . . reserved seat in Jap corner. p so e e 44 4 444 4 44 4. l BETTY JEAN LATHROP Elementary Norwich Everything happenf to Betty! A.C.E. 3, 45 Psychology 4. Betty . . . studied at the H.B .... blue jeans and sneakers . . . weekends at Cornell and U Conn . . . eventful summer at Girl Scout Camp . . . plans to travel . . . always ready for fun . . . can sleep any time. EUGENE LEITHISER Elementary Bantam It if hettery of course, to know urelerr thing: than to know nothing chorus 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, A.c.E. 3, 4, Calendar Committee 3, Co-Chairman 4. Gene . . . U Conn transfer . . . answers to Bud or Gene . . . light-hearted cafeteria cashier . . . responsible and hard working . . . seldom without the Pontiac . . . conscientious Calendar Commit- tee worker . . . enjoys playing piano . . . consistent Dean's List member. RICHARD LE MAY Mathematics-Psychology Glenbrook The clean cnt look junior Counselor 35 Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4, President 4g Photogra- phy Club 3, 4g Psychology Club 4g Kappa Delta Pi 4. Dick . . . Innocent looking, but- . . . appealing blue eyes . . . women sigh! . . . letter writer supreme . . . serious student . . . teacher attitude . . . poise . . . one of the five New Haven Elite. 57 EUNICE LIBO Elementary Norwich Fm not one much for complainin' Budget Committeeg Dormitory Councilg Poster Committeeg A.C.E.g Modern Dance Clubg Chorusg Dorm Head Proctorg Representative to Eastern States. Eunie . . . petite . . . can dash off a rhyme in a matter of seconds . . . genuine love and understanding of children . . . completely dependable . . .-most cheerful hello on the Campus. JOSEPH J. LIPKA Mathematics-Psychology New Haven A pipe ir collegiate Psychology Club 3g Lambda Mu Nu 3, Treasurer 4g Kappa Delta Pi 4g Homecoming Committee 4. joe . . . free analysis any day of the week . . . Esquire's well dressed man . . . Polka? . . . every inch packed with dynamite . . . Math-if he can't do it, no one can . . . one of the five New Haven Elite. ' - SHEILA LOOBY Elementary Meriden When Irirla eyer are :milingn Chorusg Recorderg A.C.E.g Golf intramurals. Sheila . . . red curls and freckles . . . transfer from St. joseph's . . . our wild Irish rose . . . won't anyone laugh at my jokes? . . . determined and confident in what she believes . . . individualistic . . . versatile . . . loves dancing and sports. 58 MARY P. LUNDQUIST Elementary ' Bristol She need not Jeek charm, :he har it Chorus 1, 2, 5, Psychology Club 5, Archery 3, 4g Sports Leader. 4, A.C.E. 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. Mary . . . sparkling Irish eyes . . . Swede's woman . . . pride and joy is their new apartment . . . natural warmth and keen sense of humor have won many friends . . . loves life, shows it. ANTHONY VINCENT LUPPINO Elementary New Britain The deeper! river flowr wilh the Jmallert noi.fe A.C.E.g Band, Chorus, Kappa Delta Pi 4g junior Counselor. Tony . . . on the quiet side, but as sincere as they come . . . has a sparkling smile and a winning personality . . . a great trumpet lover . . . plans to do graduate work. MARY KATHRYN LYNCH Elementary Pcrtland Anybody who if anything can be herrelfg and .ro do ar rhe like.r Recorder 1, 2g UNESCO 1, A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4, W.A.A. 2, Social Activities Committee 43 Art Club 4, Decoration Committee 2, Re- freshment Committee for junior Prom 3g Senior Ways and Means Committee 4. Lynchie . . . the unpredictable one of the Beta Kappa's . . . if you don't like the mood, wait a minute . . . fascinated by life and an army corporal . . . life of the party . . . raincoat essential in her wardrobe . . . values friendship of Mary M. very highly . . . one of the triumvirate of Dr. G.'s Coffin Row. ME l 59 THOMAS HENRY MCBRIEN Biology-Physical Education Hartford He who har a firm will, moldr the world to bimrelf' Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Committee 2, M.A.A.g junior Counselor 35 Baseball Letter. wTom . . . Dr. Kaston's sidekick . . . Mac and baseball are like salt and pepper . . . they go together . . . amiable, conscientious, cooperative . . . has hosts of friends . . . enjoys living, learning, and women. MARILYN MacKAY Elementary Waterbury I want to live life to in fuller! A.C.E.g F.T.A.g W.A.A.g Recorder. Marilyn . . . transfer from Notre Dame Cof 'Staten Islandj . . . can be gay at any time . . . considerate and sincere . . . has a talent for everything . . . good sport . . . would try anything once . . . dependable . . . fit thirty hours into every day . . . popular . . . well known and admired . . . will be sadly missed. ALICE MAY MacMULI.EN Elementary Waterbury Cooperation ir necermryu W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Sportsleader 5, Student Council 4g Press Club 1, 2, President 55 College Theatre 3, Band l, 2, 4, Recorder News Editor 1, Feature Editor 2, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. Alice . . . red-haired ball of fire . . . subtle sense of humor . . . sincere . . . friendly . . . of the few elementary majors to become editor of the Recorder . . . very active in school functions . . . accomplishes all she sets out to do . . . hats off to you, Alice! 60 JOYCE ANN MAHLSTEDT Elementary Old Greenwich Sincerizy, one of many virtues Basketball lg Chorus 1, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Handbook Committee 2, A.C.E. 3, 4, Junior Prom Chairman 3, Poster Com- mittee 3, 4, Social Activities Committee Z, Secretary 3, Co-Chair- man 4g Dorm Council 45 Dorm Social Activities Chairman 4g Senior Class Treasurer 4. joy . . . that All American look . . . red cheeks, blue eyes, blonde hair . . . unaffected, friendliness personified . . . subtle sense of humor with a time bomb attachment . . . head of T.C.C.'s social activities. MARY NANCIE MANGIAFICO Elementary New Britain Her perronalily ir a glarr of champagne with foam in it Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Director 2, 33 Psychology Club 1, 2, 3g A.C.E, 2, 3, 4g Freshman Court Committee 2g Junior Prom Committee 35 Social Activities Committee 4g Art Club 4, Ways and Means Committee 4. Marge . . . the imaginative one of the Beta Kappa's . . . twinkling eyes . . . full of the joy of living . . . interested in Art, Music, and a musician . . . trim and petite . . . has innumerable qualities which predict a successful future in teaching . . . values friendship of Lynchie very highly . . . one of the Triumvirate of Dr. G.'s CoHin Row. 61 . KATHERINE DOLORES MAHER Elementary Portland Be .flow in choosing a friend, flower in changing Radio Club lg A.C.E. 2, 3, 4g Junior Counselor 3. Dolores . sense of gaiety hidden behind quiet manner . . . daily trek from Portland never dampened her spirit . . . faithful to joe . . . friendly nature leaves pleasant memories with all those who know her . . . the telephone company's prettiest operator . . . passes the most diflicult courses with ease and high marks . . . one of those tall blondes. few l LUCIEN MANELLO Elementary Life if rhortg there if no time to fret A.C.E. Lou . . . always has a Witty remark . . . a regular commuter from Waterbury . . . knows how to dress well . . . a happy-go-lucky fellow with a host of friends. . Waterbury DANIEL MANIX Mathematics-Psychology Hamden I The lrirh are hale .md hearty Mathematics Club, Psychology Club, Intramural Softball and Basketball, Junior Club. Dan . . . good-looking . . . titian haired . . . llashingsmile . . . brown eyes . . . photogenic? . . . never in a rush . . . easy going . . . sings in or out of shower . . . the grip . . . one of the five New Haven Elite. MAUREEN RUTH MARKHAM Elementary Meriden The :mile that buhh!e: from the heart that lover itr fellow men Recorder 1, Assistant News Editor 2, News Editor 2, 3, Associate Editor 5, 4g A.C.E. 1, 2, 5, 4, Press Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 2, 5, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Counselor 33 Class Song 2, Modern Dance 4, Archery Club 2, Handbook Committee 4. Maureen . . . 5' 7 of Irish charm . . . sparkling eyes, and infectious chuckle . . . sincere, loyal and capable . . . well known for her tire- less efforts to help keep the Recorder going . . . will do anything she can to help a friend . . . she's wonderful to know. 62 ,W , 2 sp . . ' y g . . . with serious thought . . . does the impossible with ease. DOMINEC EDWARD MAS Mathematics-Psychology Shelton I'm the :lay retiring type-just ark me! Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Softball 33 Kappa Delta Pi 4. Ed . . . argue, argue-but friendly . . . twinkle toes . . . con- siderate, clever, and witty . . . ex-radar man CNavyJ . . . one of the five New Haven Elite. DAWN F INCH MASON Elementary Bristol Louth of fun, cheerful and brigbty .the ir ber frienalr' greatert delight Field Hockey 1, 2, 33 Sdftball 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, Z, 3, Secretary 3, Soccer 2, 3g Dorm Treasurer 5, Basketball 2, 3, Sophomore Class Treasurer 25 Badminton lg W.A.A. Dawn . . . perpetual night hawk . . . black coffee and bridge fiend . . . spent first three years in game room' and Spa . . . Bur- lington and Carl now main topics of the day . . . athletic enthusiast has an answer for eser thin combines sense of humor WILLIAM FRANCIS MEYER General Science-Psychology Torrington lt'x the little things that make life interesting Psychology Club 4. ' Bill . . . well-known and liked . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . devoted husband . . . always cheerful and under- standing . . . active leader . . . Grange enthusiast and leader . . . likes hunting and fishing. 63 M KENNETH GEORGE MICHAELS Mathematics-Psychology Affahle, willing, and able Intramural Basketball 35 Psychology Clubg Mathematics Club5 Kappa Delta Pi 4. Ken . . . speaks with authority . . . knows where he is going . . . star boarder at famed Casablanca . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . one of the five New Haven Elite. East Haven EUGENE MILCZANOWSKI History-Sociology Newington Though we cannot out-vote themj we will out-argue them Intramural Basketball5 Sociology Club5 Golf Clubg Intramural Softball. Gene . . . conscientious . . . always cheerful . . . ever-ready to help one in need . . . enjoys discussions on current problems . . . avid fan of political theories . . . handy with a basketball or golf clubs . . . easy to know . . . frank and sincere . . . sure bet to reach his set goal. DORIS HELEN MILLER Elementary Norwich A rmile ir worth a thousand w0rcl.r Kappa Delta Pi 3, President 45 Dial 3, 45 Budget Committee 2, 3, 45 Modern Dance Club 15 Treasurer junior Class 35 Poster Com- mittee 3, 45 Chorus 5, 45 A.C.E. 2, 3, 45 Dormitory Council 2, 45 Dormitory Social Activities 35 Treasurer Student Council 45 Sopho- more Hop Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Who's Who 45 State P.T.A. Scholarships 2, 35 Norwich P.T.A. Scholarship 25 Rep- resentative ro Swampscott Conference 3. Mil . . . a finger in every pie . . . Spa regular . . . cheery disposi- tion and Pepsodent smile familiar to all . . . conscientious but always ready for that break and cigarette . . . a genuine friend and an asset to any group. 64 MARILYN E. H. MILLER Social Science-English New Britain So great a perron, and Jo good a fr'iemi Radio Club lg Social Science Clubg College Forum, Kappa Delta Pi 3. i Mac . . . her quiet manner belies a mischievous soul . . . keen sense of humor . . . finds her Marine Reserve training useful in the classroom . . . a good listener as well as interesting conversationalist . . . good, dependable student . . . efficiency plus when it comes to getting things done . you couldn't ask for a better friend. NANCY VAN ZANDT MILLER Elementary Portland She has a Jmile for every joyg a tear for every joy Poster Committee 3, A.C.E. 3, 4. Nancy . . . always there when you need her . . . enjoys a good laugh especially when it is on herself . . . a special glow when she is talking about Tommy . . . takes an awful lot to get her Dutch temperament up . . . look out when Nancy is behind the wheel of that cold, cold station wagon. JEAN MARION MIZE Elementary Stratford The world refleczr the joy rhe carrie: in her heart Band 2, 3, 4g Student Council 4, A.C.E. 2, 3, 45 W.A.A. 35 Field Hockey 3g Sports Leader 43 Basketballg Softballg Band Letter 3. Jeannie . . . made herself right at home at T.C.C .... one of those third finger, left hand girls . . . oh, Frankie . . . all-around personality . . . Want to hear the greatest? . . . ready for work, but not too busy for fun . . . laughs so heartily, her eyes tear . . . a wonderful friend . . . one of the Third South Gang. 65 HARRIET ELIZABETH MOHN Elementary Warehouse Point Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of otherJ . W.A.A. Treasurer 2, President 4, Fall Sports Day Chairman 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Leader 2, Softball 2, Intercollegiate W.A.A. President 4, Dormitory Social Committee 2, 3, Dormitory President 4, Eastern States Conference Delegate 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Budget Committee 1, 2, Recorder 1, Student Council 3, Who's Who. Harriet . . . that oh-so red hair is envied by all . . . always ready with warm smile and a friendly hello . . . enthusiastic president of Dorm. and W.A.A .... her cleverness has earned her many honors. PENELOPE MORIANOS Elementary Manchester A runny clirporition ir the very roitl of rztccerf' Red Cross Club 1, Art Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 4, A.C.E. 3. Penny . . . shining dark hair . . . snapping eyes . . . cheerful ways . . . uses hands to animate conversation . . . active interest in many subjects . . . masters her 98 Olds with competent skill. RICHARD MOWSESIAN Elementary West Hartford A paciher hynature, hut rtrong in'c0m1icti0m Band l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Business Manager 4, M.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, President Men's Dorm 4, A.C.E. 3, F.T.A. 3, Social Activities 4, Band Letter. Moe . . . a diversified musician . . . an energetic enthusiast of the band . . . his open ear and open mind have solved many prob- lems . . . navy vet . . . master chef without a can opener . . . serious minded . . . always one of the boys . . . a born planner with plenty of know-how. 66 ALPHONSO NAPOLI Elementary Waterbury When education center, cbaor begin! Assistant Track Coachg Baseballg Track Letter. Al . . . ability to make lasting friendships . . . readily strikes up an acquaintance with almost anyone . . . ready wit with which he can make any conversation as lively with humor as it is interesting . . . his love for children is the mainstay with which he hopes to l achieve success in the Held of teaching. ANN JUN E NORMAN' Elementary Waterbury Lovely to look at-nicer to know A.C.E.g Chorus. Ann . . . so nice to know . . . makes friends . . . keeps her friends in her easy-going way . . . generates enthusiasm . . . the girl with the dancing eyes and dimples . . . split second comeback to all jokes . . . can take a joke as well as give one. JOHN FRANCIS O'CONNELL Biology-Mathematics New Britain A man learnt more emily what be langbt at Chorus lg Lambda Mu Nu 2, 3. john . . . a capable student . . . divides his time between extra curricular activities with Dr. Kaston's lab . . . a willing fourth at bridge . . . sports enthusiast . . . often seen at the Spa and lounge . . . friendly . . . popular . . . always ready to lend a helping hand. l w 67 THERESA A. ORLACCHIO Business Education Middletown 1 A lot of chatter and a handle of cheerfulnerf' F.T.A. 3, 4g Beacons on Business Education 4, Lounge Committee 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, College Theatre 1, Junior Counselor 3. Terri . . . individualistic . . . has that rare but striking combination of fair skin and ebony hair . . . pert and vivacious . . . full of fun . . . always ready to go anywhere, any time . . ,. ready to listen to others' problems . . . loves a good argument . . . can be found rooting for John during basketball season. ' - t'i'Q JOANNA PACE Elementary Bridgeport Innocence-Yer? N 0! Chorus 13 Red Cross 1, Publicity Chairman 4, A.C.E. 2, Photogra- phy Club 4, Kappa Delta Pi 4, State Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4. Jo . . . a petite, precise, little miss . . . dark-eyed and quiet to those who don't know her . . . an amazingly good and sympathetic listener who sees some good in everyone and everything . . . a commuter only on weekends, when she's Bridgeport bound. FRANCIS LEONARD PAGANI, JR. English--History Manchester H e if a quiet ohrerver, and he look: quiet through the deed! of men Recorder 2, 3, 4, English Club 2, 3, 4, College Theatre 3, Social Science Majors and Minors Club 3, 4, Pillar Staff 3. Frank . . . a unique, vibrant, refreshing personality . . . spon- taneous and delightful sense of humor . . . wit, intelligence, warmth, and charm . . . a fervent, exploratory music lover . . . an original, honest thinker . . . a prolific writer. 68 CAROLYN KATHRYN PAMPURO Social Science-English New Britain One friend of tried value it better than many of no account Radio Club lg Social Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Kappa Delta Carol . . . tall, well-dressed, poised . . . trim figure yet noted for her king-sized lunches . . . conscientious student with a sharp sense of humor and snappy comeback . . . an understanding friend . . . never too busy to help . . . very ambitious with a yen to travel. ROBERT JOSEPH PARENTE Mathematics-Business Education New Haven Let not your heart be troubled F.T.A.g Mathematics Clubg Intramural Basketballg Intramural Softball. Bob . . . transfer from New Haven . . . carefree . . . never gets . to the library on time . . . sports enthusiast . . . makes friends easily. BARRY D. PARTIN Mathematics-Biology-Psychology New Britain Give me the .rerenity to accept the thingy I can do nothing about, the courage to do rornetbing about thore l can, and the wirdom to tell the difference Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2g Lambda Mu Nu 1, 2, 3, 4g Psychology Club 2, 3, 4. Barry . . . professor . . . versatile . . . friendly . . . poised . . . passionate interest in people . . . philosopher, always analyzing . . . the brain of a mathematician, the originality and creativeness of an artist . . . equally happy and gifted at both . . . beneath all, a refreshing sense of humor. 69 RICHARD A. PEARSE History--English New Britain A Jeme 0 f humor if the balance of all the facultief' Sociology Club, English Clubg Kappa Delta Pi 4. Dick . . . a navy vet . . . competent student with a ready wit , . . . interests in his wife, Dottie . . . a ready source of information on contemporary world affairs . . . hobbies are reading, and the Detroit Tigers . . . known for his ability and willingness to help others . . . individualistic learnings . . . resourceful . . . practical slant on life . . . proud father. 'fined' NORMA JEAN PERSIANI Elementary Stamford All the qualifier fha! make for rumen A.C.E.g Chorus 2, College Theatre 2, Treasurer 3, President 43 Poster Co-Chairman 3, Chairman 4g Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4g Class Song 3, 4, Student Personnel Committee 3g Junior Prom Committee 35 Student Council 4g Homecoming Committee 3, 4g Winter Week- end Committee 2, 3, Dial 4, Twirlerette 4, Wh0's Who 4g Swamps- cott Conference Representative 4. N.j. . . . transfer from Wilkes College . . . Vogue look . . . poise personified . . . intelligence combined with imagination, musical and artistic flair . . . one of T.C.C.'s most capable leaders and students . . . will make an excellent teacher. ELEANOR MAY PFERSICK Social Science-Psychology New Britain Without tact we learn nothing Social Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Political Science Club lg Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, UNESCO 4g College Forum 1, 4, F.T.A. 2, 4. Ellie . . . good dancer . . . excellent understanding of human nature . . . excellent teaching prospects . . . a true friend to those with whom she is well acquainted . . . good sport . . . persistent drive to succeed . . . accomplishes much in a short period of time . . . good cook . . . professional attitude in teaching . . . tenacious psychology student. 70 DAVID A. PHELPS Business Education Torrington The great were once ar you Dave . . . one of the more quiet members of the class . . . a commuter from Torrington . . . always willing to work for what he wants . . . to him school is only a means to an end. f , LORRAINE T. PIARZ Business Education Meriden Ury Z!! For all thing: heuutiful, and good, and true Commerce Club lg Red Crossg Beacons on Business Education 1, Assistant Editor 5, fig Spring Play Day Program Chairman 3g F.T.A. 2, 3, 4g Kappa Delta Pi 4. Lorraine . . . Larry to some . . . friendly blonde . . . often seen hurrying through the corridors . . . never too busy to help a friend . . . a sunny smile for all . . . favorite name is Stanley . . . wonderful to know . . . easy to love. RUDOLPH LOUIS JOHN PIPA Biology-General Science East Canaan They are rlaver who fear to Weak F.T.A. 2, 5g Chemistry Seminar 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2g Pillar Editorial Staff 3g Photography Club 4g Kappa Delta Pi 4. Rudy . . . quick, friendly smile . . . always ready for a joke, a song, or an argument . . . enthusiastically interested in science, psychology, hunting . . . sincere . . . capable . . . dependable . . . really a friend in need . . . one of the survivors in the Biology held. 71 KENNETH WARREN PINNEY Elementary-Physical Education New Britain Life if what you make it Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Team Captain 4, Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman Fall Sports' Day 3. Ken . . . known by all . . . terrific basketball player . . . good singing voice . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . ready, willing and able . . . one of the Jap corner crew . . . dependable worker and easy conversationalist . . . proud papa . . . a man's man and a woman's pride. MARCELYN GENEVIEVE POPPEL Mathematics-Psychology Kensington Radio Club, F.T.A., Math Club. Marce . . . one of few girls left with long hair . . . can keep up a constant line of chatter . . . is known for her weekend trips to Maine . . . gets around in a never-say-die '36 jalopy . . . makes friends easily . . . liked by all who know her. -If ROBERT LOUIS PROULX Business Education Plainville Good nntnre if one of the Hebert fruitf of personality Beacons on Business Education 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Officials Club 3, 4, Intramural Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4. Bob . . . a fellow whose voice has a tone of Congeniality and a smile which is contagious . . . can make a typewriter sing and book- keeping the most fascinating subject on earth . . . just as at home on baseball diamond, basketball court, or bowling alley, as in classroom. 72 JAMES REED Industrial Arts jim . . . always ready and willing to help a friend . . . quiet, unassumin manner cou led with a timel wit . . . a welcome addi- . 8 P Y tion to the teaching profession. ANTONIA REGAN Elementary 'Thought if the reed of action Toni . . . shiny, dark hair . . . transfer from New Rochelle . . . comes from a teaching family . . . always in a rush to get places and do things . . . personality plus . . . strong in her beliefs . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . sincere in everything. SOPHIE JEAN RAMONDETTA English-Psychology Southington While you are up on earth, enjoy the good things that are here Radio Club l, 2, English Club 2, 3, 4g Psychology Club 3, Presi- dent 4, Archery Club 1, 2, Sportsleader 3, Recorder 3, 4, junior Counselor 3. Tina . . . brown eyes . . . subtle wit . . . spends hours at T.C.C .... often seen hopping the 10:30 P.M. bus to Southington . . . trips to New York always include a jaunt through Central Park . . . knows what she wants and how to get it . . . two stalwart companions are Sam and Toby, her turtles . . . pert and vivacious. Meriden Waterbury 73 BARBARA ROCHE Elementary Hartford Hitch your wagon to u mir A.C.E. Barbara . . . easy to know and get along with . . . enjoys life . . . sincere interest in teaching . . . friendly smile for everyone. Basketball 1, 2, A.C.E. 4. MARY ANN RIZZA Elementary Plainville lt'r her manner und ber .fmile that make: ber Jo worthwhile Mary . . . cute, petite brunette . . . refreshingly unassuming keen sense of humor . . . ever friendly smile sincere interest in the welfare of others, genuine in every way . . lounge favorite spot Ng! THOMAS D. ROSA Elementary Waterbury To mix wit und wirdoin ir truly a virtue Intramural Sports ll, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 3, A.C.E. 3, 4, F.T.A.g M.A.A. Tom . . . energetic and popular . . . has a well balanced approach to all problems . . . versatile sports enthusiast . . . The Scientific Method . . . contagious laugh . . . a loyal friend . . . power of dispelling gloom. 74 CHRISTINE E. ROTH Elementary Hartford The hand that made you fair ball? made you good A.C.E.g Chorusg UNESCO. Christine . from Germany . . . completed two years work at T.C.C. during summers and evenings before becoming a full-time student . . . serious . . . gentle . . . modest . . . sincere . . . thoughtful . . . loves children . . . a discriminating music lover . . . all the charm, grace, and loveliness of the ideal woman. JANINE PATRICIA ROUTHIER Elementary New Britain A'little time for laughter, alto time for work A.C.E. 1, 2, 3g F.T.A. 1, 3g Art Club 3g Recorder 3. jen . . . neat, conscientious . . . serious-mindedness coupled with a sense of humor . . . an abundance of common sense . . . energetic enough to complete four years in three. ELEANOR RUSAVAGE Elementary Wilson A.C.E. 4g Ski Club 45 Photography Club 4g Kappa Delta Pi 4. Ellie . . . versatile transfer from Hartford junior . . . warm friendliness . . . serious manner . . . concealed dash of humor . . . likes to dance and ski . . . her indispensable Chevy . . . Biologi- cally-minded since Dr. Kaston. 75 WILDA ANN RUSSELL Elementary Norwalk Live all you cfm. lt ir a mistake not to Chorus 2, 5, Radio Club 2, Secretary, 5, Student Faculty Council, Treasurer 3, Student Faculty Council Representative 4, Intercol- legiate Legislature 3, Eastern States Conference 3, Regional Eastern States 5, Twirlerettes 3, 4, College Theatre 4, Sociology Club 3, 4, Psychology Club 4, Budget Committee 3, Social Activities Com- mittee 4, Intramural Basketball 2, Intramural Soccer, Field Hockey 2, Tennis 2, Student Personnel Committee 2, Homecoming Commit- tee, A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, State Scholarship 5, 4. Windie . . . effervescence personified . . . our high stepper on gridiron . . . well known . . . liked . . . a proficient leader and delegate to conferences . . . loquacious . . . socialite . . . wears well her lovely clothes . . . fine sense of humor . . . a willing fourth for bridge. ANTHONY ALBERT SANTOSTEFANO Business Education Middletown Psychology Club 1, Student Council 2, Chorus 1, Beacons on Business Education. Tony . . . married vet . . . proud father . . . shining light of the Business Ed. Dept .... sincere . . always has a good word for his fellow man . . . conscientious . . . keeps the boys laughing. ANGELINA SATTA English Bristol Bre11ity if the foul of wit English Majors and Minors Club, F.T.A. Angie . . . neat dresser . . . cheery manner . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . daily trip from Bristol to T.C.C. doesn't faze her . . . should go far in her chosen field. 76 FRANCIS GEORGE SCHAEFER Elementary-Psychology Naugatuck He war a Jclaolar, and a ripe and good one A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman Membership Drive 4g All-College Banquet Co-Chairman 43 Who's Who Committee 4g junior Prom Committee 3g Homecoming Committee 3g College Theatre 3, 4g A.C.E. 2, 3, 4g F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. Curly . . . Army vet . . . intelligence plus subtle wit . . . good-looking blond . . . sharp dresser . . . an eye for the women and vice versa . . . seen at most college activities . . . a loyal friend . . . avid interest in psychology and philosophy . . . likes people . . . Dean's list regular . . . sincere . . . future leader in the teaching field. ROBERT W. SCOFIELD Social Science-Sociology Hartford Trust him who if experienced Sociology Club 2, 3, 4, President 5, 4g Kappa Delta Pi 5, 45 Col- lege Forum 4, Vice-President 41 Intercollegiate Legislature-Execu- tive Council 4g Social Science Club 2, 3, 4. Bob . . . authority on social and emotional adjustments . . . 20th Century man in every sense . . . wealth of worldly experience . . . greatly interested in sociological problems of the day . . . one of our most eligible bachelors. PATRICIA JANE SCULLY Elementary Middletown Early to look at, delightful to be willy A.C.E. Pat . . . a beautiful dresser . . . loves little children . . . can imitate anyone . . . will have you in stitches within three minutes . . . sense of humor . . . talks constantly about Mer . . . ah, those big weekends at R.P.I.! ! ! 77 JOHN LEONARD SEBAS Vocational-Industrial Education New Britain Audio-Visual Aids Club 2g Industrial Arts Club 1, 2g Epsilon Pi Tau 5, 4. John . . . Air Corps veteran . . . married . . . Rockland resident . . . modest . . . quiet . .l . conscientious . . . a worrier . . . slow- moving . . . hobby: that of helping people . . . interested most in people's personal problems. ' ACHILLE SECONDO Elementary Thompsonville Labor conquen all thing! Football 2, 3g Intramural Sports. Kelly . . . a hard worker . . . takes things in his strides . . . his wife and two sons come first in everything but he has the right attitude towards reaching . . . realizes the importance of a sound education. RUTH A. V. SEIBERT Elementary Terryville Chorus 1, 3g Psychology Club 3, 43 College Theatre lg Modern Dance Club lg A.C.E. 3, 4g F.T.A. 4g Kappa Delta Pi. Ruthie . . . flair for smart clothes . . . poise personified . . . in- dependent and efiicient . . . friendly, sincere manner . . . disdainful of vague generalizations . . . potentialities . . . consistent honor student. 78 PETER SELEMAN History-English-Sociology New Britain Who it the happy warrior? Sociology Clubg College Forumg Social Science Clubg English Clubg Kappa Delta Pi 4. Pete . . . a fine bass singer . . . an astute understanding of others . . . reason is his guide . . . every man his friend . . . the calm, steady behavior of the experienced . . . the will to learn. EILEEN CARMEL SHEA Elementary Colchester A.C.E. 2, 3, 4g F.T.A. 3g Kappa Delta Pi 4. Has unexplained nickname of Buzz . . . her serene and placid manner hides a clever wit . . . possessor of striking combination of red hair and blue eyes . . . admirable loyalty to Colchester and a surrounding town. JOHN WILLIAM SLADECK Mathematics-Business Education New Britain Frie1uiJhip glitter: more than gold Mathematics Club. john . . . ex marine . . . ardent anti Red Sox fan . . . nonchalant . . . popular among fellow students . . . likes to travel . . . always busy hanging around his jalopy and keeping it running. 79 l l l ILM FRANK J. SLINKO History-Physical Education Yon have done ii jnrt by heing yonrrelf' Varsity Football 2, 5, 4, President Sophomore and junior Class 2, 3, President Student Faculty Council 4, Political Science Club, Forum Club, Political Science Majors and Minors Clubg Intercol- legiate Legislature, Eastern States Conference, Conference on Human Relations in Higher Education in Indiana, Dial 4, M.A.A. Repre- sentative 4, P.T.A. Scholarship 5, Rotary Scholarship 3, Whds Who. Frank . . . warm, friendly smile . . . good-natured . . . winning manner with the ladies . . . hero of the gridiron willing leader . . . everybody's friend. Bridgeport capable and DOROTHY ELIZABETH SMITH Elementary Manchester A friend if a perfon with whom I may he Jincerev College Chorus 1, 2, 3, A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 4, Psychology Club 4. Smitty . . . one of the Smith sisters . . . quiet, amiable .companion . . . new interest in Social Science . . . always ready for a.trip to the Spa . . . scissors happy . . . partial to good music. NICHOLAS SOLOWAY Industrial Arts Hartford Hi: mfength if the rtrength of ten, hecanre hir heart if pure. Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, M.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, UNICO Scholarship, Football Letter 1, 2, 5, 4. Nick . . . hard-working I.A. student . . . courageous captain of the Blue Devils '50 . . . perennial captain of the Gridders basketball team . . . loved by all . . . T.C.C. will miss him. 80 OLGA SOPENSKY ANDREW SOLTIS Social Science-Sociology New Britain Whatever ir worth doing is worth doing well College Chorus, Sociology Club, Intramural Softball, Kappa Delta Pi 4. Andy . . . excellent, conscientious student . . . realistic philosophy of life . . . masters the toughest courses and comes out tops . . . willing to share knowledge . . . enjoys a good joke . . . loves baseball and swimming . . . spare time instructing at the Y . . . down to earth . . . a 'regular Joe' . . . a staunch friend. x Elementary Waterbury Loadr of fun, cheerful and hrightg you are your friendr' greatest delight Chorus lg Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Handbook Committee 23 Lounge Committee 2, 3g Student Council 2, 3, Budget Committee 3, 45 Red Cross Club 3, 43 Dorm Council 4, Dorm Head Proctor 4g Photography 4g A.C.E. 3, 4. Olg . . . terrific sense of humor . . . subtley with a punch . . . infectious laugh . . . always ready for a good time . . . a Spa regular Vo ish sincere friend kee s the irls at Marcus White . . .. gu ... . . . p g qu1et. ANNE RITA STACHELEK Mathematics-Biology New Britain Smile: pay dividend! College Theatre, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Press Club 1, 2g Recorder 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 1, 2, 5g Radio Club 2, 3, 4g F.T:A. 3, 4, Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4g Public Relations Committee 3, 4, Dial 4. Anne . . . sincere . . . friendly . . . versatile . . . socially enthusi- astic . . . diversity of interests . . . reserved seat in Jap corner . . . partial to chiropractors . . . ever ready for a trip to the Spa or Lounge. DORIS JEANNETTE STRECKER Mathematics-History--Psychology Bristol A rweet, attractive hind of grace Chorus 1, 2g Press Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Psychology Club 5, 4, Lambda Mu Nu 3, 43 Social Science Majors and Minors 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Student Council 45 Handbook Committee 1, 2, 3, Representative to N.E. 'feather Prep. Assoc. Conference 4, F.T.A. 2, 3. Doris . . . sincerity personified . . . impeccable charm . . . versatile . . . part time dorm student . . . tea with lemon, please . . . daily refrain at Spa . . . Jap-corner inhabitant . . . center of attention at East Hall library. AMARYLLIS JEAN SWANSON Elementary Windsor Whatever it worth doing ir worth doing well A.C.E. 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Dial 4. Amy . . . transfer from U Conn . . . always ready to work or play . . . gracious manner and friendly smile . . . loyal friend . . . keeps busy filling up her hope chest. JOHN L. SZEPESSY Industrial Arts Fairfield Patience and time accomplirher more than force and violence Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Fall and Spring Sports Day 2, 3g Epsilon Pi Tau 3, 4, Budget Committee 2, 3, 4, Student Health Committee 3, 4, All-College Banquet 2, Football Team 2. jack . . . one of the original members of kitchen :film at Rock- land Dorm . . . ex G.I .... ex left tackle at T.C.C. . . never at a loss for words . . . usually seen at Jap corners talking with the boys from Casablanca . . . enjoys building things and showing others how. 82 FLORENCE J. SZUBZDA Elementary New Britain A good mind porrerrer a kingdom A.C.E. 3, 43 Psychology Club 3, 4g W.A.A. 3, 4. Flo . . . transfer from St. Joseph's . . . likes to have a good time and always does . . . spontaneous laughter beneath a dignified exterior . . . straight from the cover of Vogue . . . oh, those 'flapper eyes' . . . eflicient in every job she undertakes . . . a sure success. ELLEN M. TADAYCHUK Elementary Bristol For what if pleamnt without love and laughtef' College Chorus 1, 2g College Theatre 2, 3, 4g Radio Club 3g Art Club 55 A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Activities Committee 4g Recorder Staff 2, 3, 4. Ellen . . . fair-haired one of the Beta Kappas . . . engaged to a Navy man . . . a good listener and arbitrator . . . composed, graceful, careful grooming . . . one of the triumvirate of Dr. G.'s Collin Row . . . her sincerity in teaching guarantees her success. 3 an SHIRLEY TITUS English-History Bristol Never idle a minute hut thrifty and thoughtful of the other person College Chorus 1g College Forum 2, 3, Secretary 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4g Budget Committee 1, 2g Handbook Committee lg Eng- lish Club 2, 3, 4g Political Science Club 2, Secretary 3g Whds Who 4g Class Secretary 4. Shirley . . . one of our select Who's Who members . . . capable and industrious . . . active in College Forum . . . engaged in many class activities . . . born to a secretarial chair . . . appreciative of good humor . . . a good friend. 83 RUSSELL LINCOLN TUPPER Industrial Arts Norwood, Mass. I.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Epsilon Pi Tau, President 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Photography Club, President 3, Recorder, Dial 3, Tennis 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Faculty Council 4. Russ . . . conscientious worker . . . owner of gray flash Terpsie . . . sharp dresser . . . laughs at any joke . . . well known for his photography and printing work . . . never without a smile . . . second home -Marcus White. VIRGILIA MARIA UCCELLO Elementary Hartford Thoughtful, rincere, and graciouf at all timer A.C.E., W.A.A., F.T.A., Radio Club, Chorus, College Theatre, Art Club. Gil . . . sweet and charming . . . ready to help at all times . . . unassuming . . . definite will of her own . . . always considerate of others . . . characterized by neatness and chic hair styles . . . won- derful to know. MARGARET ANN URBAN Elementary Newington Her air, ber manner, all who .raw admired Chorus, A.C.E., Radio Club, W.A.A., Class Secretary 1, Junior Counselor 3. Marge . . . tall, slender . . . definitely attractive . . . her contagious laughter and charm makes her a friend to everyone . . . knits gor- geous plaid socks . . . her pleasant personality will insure success in anything she undertakes. 84 JEAN ALICE VAGT Elementary Union City True happinerr conrirtr not in the multitude of friendr, hut in the worth and choice College Theatreg Political Science Clubg English Clubg Kappa Delta Pig College Chorusg A.C.E.g Archery Club. Jean . . . penetrating brown eyes . . . fun-loving . . . filled with wanderlust . . . appreciates the beauties of nature . . . deep religious convictions . . . excellent student . . . capable . . . direct . . . ambitious . . . dramatic . . . talent seen in school play productions. HARRY MATTHEWS VALLAS Mathematics-Psychology Plainville ' A prophet ir not without honor, rave in hir own country and in hir own house Mathematics Club 3, 4g Radio Club lg Industrial Arts Club l. A Harry . . . if you want something done--and done well-ask Harry . . . if you're in trouble, tell Harry . . . if you're looking for a rare creature, a sincere and true friend, there's Harry! JOSEPHINE MARY VASQUES Elementary Hartford H er :weet manner rudiater happinerru A.C.E. 3, 4g Kappa Delta Pi 4g Archery 35 College Theatre 3, 4g Att Club 3g Poster Committee 35 Scholarship 4. Jo . . . a cheery hi and sparkling smile for everyone . . . vivacious . . . understanding . . . efliciency plus . . . beauty combined with an alert mind and warm personality make jo a wonderful person. it K N4 5 3 85 MARY ALICE MCINTYRE VELIDOW Elementary Bridgeport Laugh and the world luuglor with you Dorm Council 2, Secretary 2, Assembly Lecture Committee 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 2, 5, Co-Chairman 4g Student Council 3, Secretary 3, W.A.A. 2, Second Vice-President 2, State Scholarship. Mary . . . cheerful, friendly, liked by all . . . a good friend . . . married Pete in the summer . . . many capabilities . . . Dean's list student . . . cute as can be . . . squishy . . . it's so nice to have a man around the house . . . can't be beat . . . Ipana smile . . . good teacher, too. gif N .gala LOVEY WALLACH Elementary New Britain Bulldog, Bulldog, Bow! Wow.' Wow! A.C.E., W.A.A., F.T.A.g Psychology Club. Lovey . . . amiable . . . so nice to know . . . makes and keeps friends with an easy-going manner . . . a willing and able worker . . . enjoys good music and art . . . ready to go anywhere . . . anytime at all. JUNE LAURA WEIMAN Elementary West Hartford All the quulitier that make for rumen College Theatreg Radio Club, A.C.E. June . . . tall, stunning brunette . . . transfer from U Conn . . . has made a host of friends . . . ready to go anywhere anytime . . . i excellent sense of humor . . . smart dresser . . . exceptional worker . . . sports beautiful tan the better part of the year . . . engaged. 86 HAROLD PHILIP WESTERMAN Elementary Greenwich Personality budr into rumen Curriculum Committeeg Radio Clubg Psychology Clubg A.C.E.5 F.T.A.5 Calendar Committeeg Rockland Dormitory President5 English Clubg Sophomore Dance Committee. Wes . . . Hal . . . Navy vet . . . curly locks that are the envy of the girls . . . accelerated student . . . imaginative and creative . . . shoulders responsibility . . . amiable nature . . . convincing speaker who is well-versed in all phases of life . . . always up to the minute on current affairs . . . has a heart for children. RONALD BENJAMIN WIKE Elementary Sharon Sboul:ler the rky my lad and drink your ale Assembly Lecture Committee 1, 2, 35 Student Lounge Committee 2, 35 Radio Club 1, 25 Homecoming Committee 2, 35 Fall Sports Day 2, 35 Intramural Softball 2, 35 Intercollegiate Legislature 35 A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 President A.C.E. 45 Co-Chairman Junior Prom 35 junior Counselor 35 Senior Class President 45 B.D.T.A. 3, 45 Who's Who. Ron . . . needs no introduction . . . works well with students as well as faculty . . . always around for last minute decoration jobs . . . let's get Ronnie, he's got the car . . . his efforts never go unappteciated, though . . . with guitar or piano Dear Heart will ever ring in the halls of T.C.C. DAVID WILSON English Hartford C0ruiJtency, thou art a jewel Dave . . . usually seen at Spa . . . interest in the opposite sex . . . interesting childhood in Africa. 87 CHARLES H. WINZIG Chemistry-Mathematics Hartford Football lg Chemistry Seminar 2, 3, 4, T.C.C. Representative to the Connecticut Student Scientific Conference 3, 4. Bud . . . guardian angel of the Physical Science students . . . doting father of a bouncing baby boy . . . makes a big splash in the Steno Pool . . . Organic chemistry student deluxe . . . organizer of the Science Open House . . . headed for graduate school . . . a credit to the science department. JAMES ALBERT WIVELL Elementary New Britain A.C.E.g F.T.A.g M.A.A.g Chorus lg Baseball 3, 4. Jim . . . ready and willing . . . twinkling eye and ready smile . . . directs traffic in the halls between classes . . . always ready to discuss world affairs . . . loyal friend. THERESA JOAN WLODKOWSKI Elementary New Britain PerJefuemnce if the root of all .fucceJr College Theatre, Chorus, Radio Workshop, Psychology Club. Theresa . . . small and petite . . . nice to know . . . bursting with ideas . . . coffee and cream . . . cool, qulet, and slow thinking. 88 JOHN HENRY WOJICK Social Science-English-Psychology Meriden A conftant friend if a thing rare and hard to find Chorus lg Political Science 1, Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Science 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, College Forum 1, 4, Radio Club 33 UNESCO 4, English Majors and Minors 3, 4. Chuck . . . conscientious student . . . a regular on the Dean's List . . . firm believer that to have a friend you must be one . . . destined to look young for many years . . . excellent dancer . . . can always be depended upon when you need a helping hand . . . takes very little persuasion to have him start singing. MARILYN KATHRYN WUPPERFELD Elementary Manchester I live for lhore who love rne, whore hearty are warm and true Red Cross Club lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, Square Dancing Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. Marilyn . . . petite . . . cute . . . smart with a winning smile . . . sparkling eyes . . . wonderful way with kids . . . is at home with paint brush and palette . . . favorite cliche, Did Bob ring my bell? HELEN NORRIS WYATT Elementary Naugatuck The ringing heart and lightmme foot can dirpel the carer of tomorrow Chorus 23 Band 3, 4, A.C.E. 3, 4, W.A.A. 3, Photography Club 4, Class Song Committee 3, 4, Budget Committee 3, 4, Homecoming Chairman 4, Band Letter 3. Helen . . . friendly, good-natured . . . musically gifted . . . elii- ciency plus . . . one of the 1st South girls . . . sincere interest in the welfare of all . . . enjoys a good joke and can tell one with the best . . . square dance enthusiast . . . jim 89 LEO YACONIELLO Biology Hartford Be happy while you live-for you :hall he along time dead Varsity Football, Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4. Lee . . . married . . . Army vet . . . conscientious . . . hard-working student . . . cheerful personality, even disposition . . . neat dresser . . . hearty laugh . . . sports minded-especially football. JOSEPH ANDREW ZARANKA Biology-Psychology Hartford Right living will produce right thinking Joe . . . former Marine . . . one of the long term vets . . . al- though a serious student he appreciates a good joke . . . interested in science . . . philosophical aspects of things appeal to him . . . plays a mean game of golf . . . spends most of his spare time work- ing on automobile engines . . . most eligible bachelor . . . plans to do graduate work. JEROME STORM Shoulder the Jhy, my lad, and drink your ale jerry . . . always ready with a smile or a joke . . . extends a helping hand to anybody for anything . . . knows how to pick out the important things . . . after a year with Uncle Sam is now again promoting world understanding at the college. 90 CLASS OF 1952 Reminiscing Like those before us, as Freshmen we knew all . . . We had been on the top of the litle worlds we came from . . . then the lordly sophomores descended upon us . . . they made sure we had it in the bag . . . the match to light their honorable cigarettes . . . the toothbrush to scrub floors . . . the shoe polish to brighten their steps . . . our books for which we had to dig . . . suitcases to add finesse . . . no make-up . . . no ties . . . pin curls, and . . . by court time and the end of the tyrants rule, heads were bent . . . knees were scuffed from royal devo- tion . . . but-this was college! l l In Freshman activities we had our ups and downs . . . we had number on Fall Sports Day but no uni- son beside that of the upper classmen . . . Winter Week-End found us with a queen in our midst . . . another was found at the Hearts Dance . . . Memorial Hall Snack Bar opened . . . the debut of the College Chorus at the Bushnell . . . Centennial celebrations. Then we were Sophomores . . . we thought we knew all . . . Freshman initiation . . . those poor unworldly people . . . The Autumn Cotillion, our first formal, was a success . . . the athletic Held was begun . . . the hills across from Memorial Hall were slowly flattened . . . our Homecoming float . . . was it a cake or a tank . . . and then-accepted into the Junior year. We wondered if we knew all . . . the smallest class in the school, but only in numbers . . . we won with our class song . . . our Junior Prom . . . An Enchanted Evening . . . complete with palm trees . . . and the usual end-of-the-term-blues . . . student representation to faculty committees . . . the Student Council faded to give place to the Stu- dent-Faculty Council . . . tennis courts were a thing of the past . . . work began on Henry Barnard Hall . . . and then-Seniors. We knew we didn't know all . . . but we were willing . . . another winning class song . . . place- ment papers . . . senior training . . . class dues . . . the skeleton of the new building is slowly filled in . . . pride in our piano soloist at the annual concert . . . our queen at the Mardi Gras . . . Senior com- mittees . . . one event after another . . . interviews and job hunting . . . DIAL pics . . . the Senior Ball . . . caps and gowns and finally . . . Graduation. CLASS OF '53 President ...,..4.,,. Vice President. .. Secretary .......e , Treasurer ....,, A Faculty Advisor Francis McCarthy .ir ,Richard Neville . .r,,,.,. Patricia Smith Florence Smertz Whireis CLASS OF '54 President ,.......A.,.A,4 ........, D an Murphy Vice President. . Secretary ..4..4...4. Treasurer .........4 F aculry Advisor ...,.,, ,..r.....Robert Egan Patricia Keenan .....4,.,Ann Farrell Rollins aiu ,umm Mm 3 5 I Ea VW ' 54 , ' 'jf . a kj' ,X K i' N A .4 A J' I CLASS OF '55 President A..,...... Vice President. , Secretary ,.......... Treasurer .,..,.. , . ..,...,.,.....George Parker McRae Marilyn Mulpeter ....i.,.......Louis Magnoli Faculty Advisor ,.i..,............ Miss Larson fa A DAVID W. GREGORY DORIS MILLER GLORIA CARUSO Business Manager ROSEMARIE DOWNS Typing Editor Editor-in-Chief Portrait Editor wwf. ., X, iff, Qf,.- 1, Ji, wff. HENRY KOCHUNAS NORMA PERSIANI Photography Editor Literary Editor i FRANK SLINKO ANNE STACHELAK Sports Editor Circulation Manager 98 HELEN GAMMERINO WESLEY GILL Art Editor Advertising Manager THE DIAL MISS MARGARET WEEBER Faculty Advisor 99 3 i 'S ART CLUB President ..,........V Dorothy Pramer Vice-President ...... Barbara Sirica Secretary ....,..... Pauline Anderson Treasurer ...,,,........ Marie Grande Faculty Adviser ...... Mr. Wenner ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION President ...,............ Ronald Wike Vice-President ......,, Helen Wyatt Cor. Sec ..,,.,. Helen Gammerino Rec. Sec .I..I.,. .,....., J oan Griglun Treasurer .,.,.,. . Rosann DeCroce Faculty Adviser .... Miss McCauley R w 101 41.1-A CHEERLEADERS Co-captain ....,..... Eleanor Lesiak Co-captain .....,. Dorothy McCord Beverly Piatek Jean Adams Joan Perkins Janet Dance joan Schrarn Janice Schram Faculty Advisor.. Miss Blockley BEACONS Editor .......,...... Walter Hinsley Associate Editor .,,... Rose Labash Associate Editor .... Lorraine Piarz Associate Editor Evelyn Vollhardt Business Manager .... Cletus Clow Faculty Advisor .... Mr. McConnell Faculty Advisor .,.... Miss Stevens CHORUS resident .......,.A....,. Faye Gooding ice-President Robert Samuelson zcretary. ., Genevieve McCarthy aculty Adviser ...,... , Dr. Soule 1 Qm1fx'u.s 1 -S' 5 5 Sai 5 ,fwgsiaz 1 zi3S5Ztf' . rx 3 5 Q 1 15555 5 '-Y- 'iiiiimcaifi ...nm .... '5'rE!R!!5'?E!!HE' 1 iimiif 'fi S??'. COLLEGE FORUM President ......,......... Victor Terek Vice-President Robert Scofield Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Titus DORM ACTIVITIES Chairman ,,.,........ Joyce Mahlstedt Adviser .........,........,. Miss Rupert DORM COUNCIL President ,....,........ Harriet Mohn Vice-President .,... Patricia Smith Secretary ..i, .i..,..,........... I da Barto Treasurer ....,.,....., Carolyn Heyel Head Proctor ,..,..., Olga Sopensky Adviser ..........,..,....,. Miss Rupert EPSILON PI TAU ?resident ........,.A...... Russ Tupper Vice-President , Emery Kelemen Freasurer.. ........,. James Vanasse Secretary ...,4.......,.,, john Connole Faculty Adviser. .... Mr. Chatfield WWE INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDUCATIONAL CLUB President .,,.,......,. Howard Kelley Vice-President. ,Arthur Gangell Secretary ,. ....,, Arthur Bouchard Treasurer ..,....,.,....... john Farrell Faculty Adviser. . . Mr. Corr KAPPA DELTA PI President ,...,...........,. Doris Miller Vice-President David W. Gregory Secretary .A...,............ Aili Hakkila Treasurer.. .. . ,..,. Gloria Caruso Historian ..,.,..,.... Estelle Breton Faculty Adviser .,.i... Mr. Lokken sf at ' -A Nl FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President .,......i. 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Mr. Swan 9 If DEC IQIDEIQ Teachers College of Connecticut A Student Publication Issued Bi-Weekly NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Member of Columbia Scholastic Press Association Editor-in-chief ..,......................,.......,.............. Alice MacMullen Associate Editor ........................................ Maureen Markham Editorial Staff News .,,..,... .....................,.............. D olores DelFavero Editorial ...... ........ G eorge Costello Features ...... ....................,............ F rank Elliott Sports .,..... ,,.........,.......................... H arold Hoyt Art ..,.......,.. ........ J oan Marfiak, Marilyn MacKay Copy ............. .........,.. C arol Nyquist, Janet Stone Exchange .......,.. .....,......,.............. A ngelo DiMauro Photography ........ ...............,......,.,..... H enry Kochunas Staff Writers ........ ............ A nne Stachelek, Elaine Purdy Typists ...,.....,.... ......,........... 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Doris Miller Corresponding Secretary Joan Griglun Recording Secretary Peggy Duggan RED CROSS ACTIVITIES President .......4.... Winifred Bolles Vice-President ,... Kathryn Reilly Secretary ..............., Marilyn York Publicity .......,..,.,..,.. Joanna Pacd Faculty Adviser ..., Miss Schirmei KSSEMBLY LECTURE COMMITTEE Ihairman ,Hjessie Gibson Hilton Iorresponding Secretary Violet Lord Lecording Secretary Lorraine Wendt 'reasurer ,i..,.. ,. , Flora Bennett 'aculty Adviser Dr. Lindquist 'HSV BUDGET COMMITTEE Co-chairmen . ,. Matty Ragosa Jean Berard 14 LOUNGE COMMITTEE Co-chairmen .,..,.4...,... Violet Lord Anna johnson Faculty Adviser ...,,..,.A Mr. Owen CALENDAR COMMITTEE Co-chairmen ..........,. Cathy Chess: Eugene Leithisei Faculty Adviser ..., Mrs. Underhili SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Io-chairmen . , Joyce Mahlstedt june DeBonis Faculty Adviser . . Miss Nelson COLLEGE THEATER President ,..,.,.,,. Norma Persiani Vice-President Frances Reynolds Secretary ,......, Irene Drevinskas Treasurer ........ .... R oger Young Faculty Adviser . .... Mr. Schaal Rm UNESCO Chairman ........,..,... Aili Hakkila Vice-Chairman .,4.. Sidney Kaplis Treasurer ,................ Earl Kumm Corresponding Secretary Joan Griglun Recording Secretary Berry Kruger Faculty Adviser ..........,i Mr. Kahn TVVIRLERETTES Head Twirlerette Rosanne Decrocc Faculty Adviser ........ Mr. Scewari H4 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President .,....,, H. Harriet Mohn 1st Vice-President Alice Canevari 2nd Vice-President Doris Kiriluk Secretary ........,......,. Arlene Kinat Treasurer . .. , Charlotte Barnes Faculty Adviser Miss Kehr ,Mm A 4 .. . lslssvi I U INTER-COLLEGIATE LEGISLATURE SENATORS Robert Schofield Daniel Murphy REPRESENTATIVES Candy Symonowski Joan Griglun Wilda Russel Aili Hakkila Alice Canevari Sidney Kaplis George Parker Frank Elliot Frank Slinko Francis McCarthy Leon Czikowski Gloria Caruso Arnold Hakkila Roger Floyd David Gifford BAND President .,....,,.,..., Myron Cohen Vice-President ..... james Landon Secretary ....,..,....A,.,..... jane Slate Treasurer .....,.....r... Helen Wyatt Student Director Arthur Director Faculty Adviser ....... Mr. Stewart WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Shirley Titus Doris Miller Gloria Caruse Harriet Mohn David W. Gregory Aili Hakkila Norma Persiani Ronald Wike Absent when picture was taken: Frank Slinko Winifred Bolles ,S VANCE SCHOOL r Row: Mrs. Olson, Miss nox, Miss Mackinnon, Mrs. idge, Mrs. jackson, Miss Ray- ond. id Row: Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. riser, Miss Cunningham, Mrs. nox, Miss Dunn, Miss Heckler, iss Convey, Mrs. McCabe, Mrs. -rgaman, Miss Byrne, Mrs. Ros- be-rg. 1. QM., 4 ' w - .. gel . . Y f K ' 3 'ij5if5Z.1 HHH!!! All 7 'S V wg Wi if 'iq 5121! STANLEY SCHOOL lsr Row: Mrs. Anderson, Miss Schwerirsky, Miss Golphin, Mrs. Hurley, Miss Whitham, Miss Dayton. 2nd Row: Miss Sommers, Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Radune, Mr. Card, Mrs. Winter, Miss Wren, Mrs. Lokken. 3 BUSINESS OFFICE Dorothy Larsen Berry Uryga Margaret Corcoran Mary Morris Catherine Rochetre CAMP SCHOOL lsr Row: Miss Steudler, Miss Martin, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Sole. 2nd Row: Miss Westerdale, Miss jackson, Miss Doten, Miss Pieka, Miss Brown. ADMISSIONS OFFICE Norma Bonci Dorothy Carvalho Marjorie Gaffney Florence Pajor STENOGRAPHIC PCOL Mary Atashian Joan Wendt Margaret Madden Jane Oles Helen Savaca Helen McCabe Margaret Mirabelli Barbara Karnasiewicz Dorothy Kenna zkvffm WQJMM VN. xiii' 'X s, MAL OF CONNEC' A v ..1,1 , Y X in 120 441 i W jf' B5 Y 4 If 1 H W8 3 L5 ,deg 'x e 4 x H mf' SQ9'5 ' ffm, CAMP SCHOOL STANLEY SCHOOL J , b.h A Q V Y an -V 4 :-.f , ,qv Jr 522' s I r , . f I . l fb-1 123 f f 'uw . . i - ' .. . ,, Ugg. , 1 , ,lg ,R,...,H L, ,, N 'WK H ' 1I:, v- than ,g+ 5:1-.aaa mmm ww-s.: ' www J fa ',-- ' K lx?-'1Y-1 1-'.f.f'Qff,' fii,Il'i i'fT1f'? 1f- tiifi Q21ziL54.E L J ,A 5 igtmizii W F 4 x L Q, 1135111 75 . 's ribs A -37, 1 ab X H .31 QI? , WH.. ff 1 sw w , , ,,,', x 5 .,mWqE553: W f P ,,...,.,,' 1 6 A' 'M if Vi'-R L,4,4, 'I25 'K i 4 F' ,,, K! f w I sl, a Q ' X-,,,,... 'ff' fs, 'Nw' 6 , fm, ,mr-w-gk U x' f ww FOGTBALL What happened, that's what the experts want to know, what happened. Looking forward to a good season with such returning stalwarts as Frankie Toro, Herbie Pennoyer, Frank Kess, the McCain boys, Dave and Russ, Sal Perruccio, Ray Rondini, Tony Masciotra, John Klarman, Vinny Perrone, Wes Gill, and other lettermen, the Blue Devils were never able to get back into championship form after being tied by a fine Bridgeport University team. The next two games took the boys to New Jersey. Trenton Teachers College capitalized on sloppy ball handling by our boys to register a 19-7 victory. Things were different at Montclair which had steadily been able to best the Blue Devils. Showing pre-season form, our team was able to over- come the teachers from Montclair, New jersey, with ease. A.I.C. showed T.C.C. the advantage of having depth at all positions and overpowered our team. Frankie Toro played outstanding ball as did all our footballers but it was to no avail. Kutztown defeated New Britain on Homecoming Week-End in a downpour of rain that saw the game wit- nessed by a mere 66 people. The next game, against Camp Edwards, proved to be no match for our boys. New Haven Teachers College placed the crown of points on the head of the Blue Devils, thirty-two of them. New Haven, showing a fine offensive and a defense that earned them the best defensive average of a small college in the country, proved too strong for the New Britainites as they pushed over touchdown after touchdown. It was a miserable ending for a poor season. Lack of depth proved to be the greatest handicap although Coach Creed and the squad let it be known they were making no excuse and that next year things will be different. Good luck boys, we are behind you, take us across the goal line many times! Bridgeport ....,. ..... T .C.C Trenton Teachers ....... ,.,..,. T .C.C Montclair Teachers T.C.C A.I.C. .................... T.C.C Kutztown Teachers T.C.C Camp Edwards .... T.C.C New Haven ........ T.C.C 129 v 130 In the past few years the story on Basketball usually starts out with T.C.C. came up with another outstanding five. Unfortunately, this was not the case this year. Handi- capped by a lack of depth and experienced good big men to do the rebounding, the Blue Devils had one of their poorest seasons in recent years. The result was nine victo- ries against eight losses. Led by Co-captains Dick Neville and Werner Henkel, the team started out strong but suffered four close defeats which hurt their chances for a good season. St. Francis, rated to be the best of their opponents, lived up to expectations by trouncing our boys, 61-46. Besides our co-captains other outstanding stalwarts on the squad were diminutive Tommy Deneen who proved to be a bundle of energy on the court, George Riley with his hook shot, Sy Sedacca with his fine passing, and Frank Toro doing a stellar job on the back boards. Frank, the big man on the team, was unable to get the help in con- trolling the back boards that proved to be the difference between victory and defeat. A few new big men were added to the squad this year and were coming along fine at the close of the season. Our hopes for the future will depend on the ability of the capable coach, Ross Merrick, to bring these boys along and work them in with the veterans who will be returning next year. BASKETBALL 1951-1952 BASKETBALL RECORD Fitchburg .,.. . ,. .. University of Maine ...,..,. ....,.. University of Vermont Puerto Rico University Clark .,.......,.....,.,., ..,....,,. .....,.. Fitchburg ,... Tufts . .,,..... . New Haven . .,.., ,... . Newport Training ...,... .....,,. Gorham .,....,..,.,....,. Fairfield ........ St. Francis ....... Bridgeport ....... Farmington ..... A. I. C. .,..,,. . Bridgeport ..... T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C T.C.C Rv BASEBALL Hats off to Coach Henry Majlinger and the Base- ball team. Seventeen games played, fourteen victories against three defeats. Let the record speak for itself. Coach Majlinger, who is only a fledgling in coaching baseball-this being his third season-is doing a wonderful job. The Teachers from New Britain showed terrific hitting power at the plate. Tucky O'Brien, with a keen baseball eye, was a top star at the plate along with his playmates Don Race, Herbie Pennoyer, and Frank Toro. The Blue Devils were able to score against all opponents. After winning their opening game against a good Wesleyan University nine, our team lost two close ones to A.I.C. and Hillyer College then rebounded to win nine straight games. The Blue Devils then went on to win four out of their next five games to compile a neat record of fourteen wins against three defeats. The prospects for the future look very bright with such mound stars as joe Perrotta and Dick Fitzpatrick returning along with a host of other seasoned ball players. The situation looks well in hand. 1951 BASEBALL RECORD Wesleyan University .,.. T.C.C. A. I. C. .,.,...,..,..,.....,,... T.C.C. Hillyer College ......,.. T.C.C. Fairfield University .,..,. T.C.C. Willimantic Teachers .... T.C.C. University of Bridgeport T.C.C. New England College .. T.C.C. Lowell Textile .........,.... T.C.C. Plymouth Teachers ,..... T.C.C. Salem Teachers .......,. T.C.C. Salem Teachers ,.,........... T.C.C. Willimantic Teachers .. T.C.C. New Haven Teachers .... T.C.C. Fairfield University ..., T.C.C. Clark University .,........ T.C.C. New Haven Teachers ..., T.C.C. Keene Teachers College T.C.C. TRACK The speedsters from T.C.C. coached by Dean Owen compiled a fine record of five victories against one defeat. Their only defeat coming at the hands of the U-Conn Frosh by a close score of 69-62. Dean Owen deserves an extra round of applause for the enthusiasm that he is inserting into the fast growing popular sport of track at T.C.C. Led by Co-captains Frank Kess and jim Suitor, the New Britain cindermen made 1951 a record breaking year. New records were set by Frank Kess in the 120 yard and the 220 yard hurdles, jim Suitor in the 880 yard run, Bill Tischang in the 440 yard run, Joe Roman in the hammer throw, Dick Schermerhorn in the high jump and Klarman, Stone, Toro, and Stevens set a new mark in the 880 yard relay only to break their own records a few weeks later. Frank Kess proved to be the top point getter during the year followed closely by Joe Roman and Buzz Stevens, the top speedman on the track squad. With many veterans returning for the 1952 season, T.C.C. can look forward with expectations for another banner year in track. 1951 TRACK RECORD Trinity Frosh .....,...,...,,..,... 49 T.C.C ......... 65 Wesleyan Frosh ....,....,......, 65V2 T.C.C ......... 67M Bridgeport University .......,.. 55 T.C.C ......... 105 U-Conn Frosh ,,.......,,........... 69 T.C.C ..,....., 62 N. H. Teachers College ...... 50 T.C.C ......... 81 Trenton Teachers .....,.,..,.,. 44M T.C.C .......,. 81M METROPOLITAN SMALL COLLEGE CONFERENCE-at Montclair, N. J. T .C.C.-4th 134 CROSS COUNTRY 1951-1952 The climax of a fairly successful season took place at the Metro- politan Small College Conference at Van Courtlant Park, N.Y. It was at this meet that the cross country squad from T.C.C. were able to come in 7th while individual honors went to Tom Deneen who fin- ished 9th in the individual scoring out of 81 contestants. The splendid work by these boys attests to the growing popularity of track at T.C.C. Oct. 17 Univ. of Conn. Frosh-Won by U-Conn Oct. 20 Montclair Teach, College-won by T.C.C. Oct. 24 Wesleyan University-won by Wesleyan Oct. 29 Amherst Frosh-won by T.C.C. Nov. 14 Fairfield University-won by T.C.C. Nov. 17 Metropolitan Small College Conference Van Courtlant Park, New York X Nr - Q' - is-L If' it -Ga. V ,.-ullnn . f 4 K l l TENNIS l l T.c.c Hillyer College .. . ., T.C.C Bridgeport University 3-4 i T.C.C Hillyer College , . 5 2 l T.C.C. Clark University .. .. ,.,..,....,.. , ,.,....., 3-4 3 The tennis team was handicapped by the lack of college courts for practice and the usual spring weather which prevented outdoor practice until late in the quarter. Max Cogan developed into an out- ! standing singles player in his fourth year of varsity tennis, and re- l mained undefeated throughout the season in singles. Al Raddatz, KSN' hh 'ldhfi f ' 'd d ,MQ t oug a senior, p aye is rst year o varsity tennis an was rate Q Mig 1- No. 2 at the end of the season. XXX' ' A tennis clinic was conducted by the squad on May 7th with the m help of Frank Guernsey, former runner-up in the national doubles l x 'Q tournament. The interest shown in this demonstration by an expert N :if was an indication of increasing tennis interest at T.C.C. .x , Members of the varsit tennis s uad were: Max Co an, Ca taing . X J Y C1 8 P N Harold Dulac, Albert Raddatz, William Blucher, David Kane, Russell ' 1 Tupper and Roger Floyd. J X C:-5 r l e 'pf 4 , 7 ' W x Xi lllE!!fJl:::: l l O' Q 135 wwf! .Ax X Tn Q -1 1 J, B I I I? L., ' f ru m nr W-KX 1 , -3 s., ff - . H'-an . iff .Wk , . , 2? .5g,2fg,a: : :Q ww 11 !',:v':'V . wr bf, 1. gf 1 U, 2 AI W . , WW' M ,,.,5 iw 5 '- fn 3? W, ' If rc 3 ff Izg?5'lLEh-an wil Rx '- i ..:K K if ...,, ,,. is .Z ui T ,fi f L n Q31 ' .fs if ' Q, lk 3 J '3 5 fs- . M ' W - f 1 .A 1 4 ff iif 60' F ,. , 1 ? - 137 I 9. X M., R 'K' 4 ' f 6 i f! 'ff , gf ws' 'U ' . 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DIRECTORY .,..........614 Main Street, New Britain 216 William Street, Middletown 97 Bridge Street, Willimantic 25 Lacey Road, Southington 556 Broad Street, Hartford .. 28 Hampton Street, New Britain .. ......, 345 Farmington Avenue, Unionville .. ...,......,...,,.,. 2 Shanley Court, Cromwell 5 Park Place, Middletown 155 Broad Street, Hartford 1449 Corbin Avenue, New Britain .. 40 Liberty Street, Danbury 128 Church Street, Middletown 112 Tremont Street, Danbury 9 Roland Avenue, East Norwalk 330 Chapman Street, New Britain , .,.... 26 Carlson Street, New Britain 44 Mill Street, New Britain Anthony, Elsa ......,...,, ., .....,,......... 335 Park Street, New Britain 21 Olive Street, New Britain Newington Home, Newington 357 South Main Street, West Hartford Aronson, Eugene .,...,. ........,..,.. 2 25 Grasmere Avenue, Fairfield Arute, joseph .......,,.,.. ..,.. 5 40 South Main Street, New Britain Arvanetaki, George , Ashe, Stanley . .....,. . Athansiades, Maria .. Athorne, Harry ,....... Atkins, Suzanne ...... .. 645 Broad Street, Hartford 1210 Elder Avenue, New York, N. Y. 28 Babcock Street, Hartford 550 North Hanover Avenue, South Meriden 76 Beach Street, Norwood, Mass. Austin, Gilbert ...,.,.,..,.......,........... 3 Washington Place, Meriden Avitabile, Carmela .. Andy, Pauline ,.....,. Baars, Lucille ...... Bacus, Sophia ,........ Bagdasarian, Mary Balf, Frances ,.....,.,,. Balfe, Ann .......... Balfe, Jane .......,,. Ball, Erle ...,,,.......,.. Ballard, Glenn ........,... Balocki, Jeannette .... Barbieri, Louis ..,.,.,. Barcavoch, Ruth ...,. 98 Liberty Street, Southington 124 Lawlor Street, New Britain 624 East Main Street, Middletown 49 Penn Drive, West Hartford 109 North Street, New Britain 69 Signourey Street, Hartford 69 South View Street, Waterbury 69 South View Street, Waterbury 361 Village Street, Hartford King Street, Bristol 56 Murray Street, New Britain Powe Street, Ansonia 139 Crown Street, Meriden Barnes, Charlotte ....... ,.... 4 7 New Britain Avenue, Unionville Barnes, John ,.......... Barone, Eleanor ..,.... Barratt, Lois .......,..,. Barrett, Eileen Barreuther, Gretel Bartoski, Theodore ,, Bartlewski, Maryann Barto, Ida .,......,..,.,,. Beck, Carl ..,,,..,........,, ...., , ,..,... 36 Sims Street, Newport, R. I. Penn Avenue, Niantic 35 Deepwood Drive, Manchester 53 Prospect Street, Winsted 32 Basswood Street, Newington 181 Tremont Street, New Britain 192 Hamilton Avenue, Greenwich 237 Kensington Avenue, New Britain Behrsing, Caroline .,...... ,. .. 43 Annapolis Drive, West Hartford Beierle, john ...,....... Bell, Frances .....,..... Bell, june ......... Belli, Renny ....,...... Belmont, Lucy ......... Benjamin, Margaret ..,... Bennett, Flora ,....,... Berard, Jean ,... Berchielli, Marilyn .. 58 Plumb Avenue, Meriden 139 Nott Street, Wethersfield 139 Nott Street, Wethersfield 236 Brightwood Avenue, Torrington .. ................,. Boston Post Road, Saybrook 223 Retreat Avenue, Hartford .. ...,,,........,............,............,. Pleasant Valley 33 Morningside Street, Hartford Box 231, Wesleyan Station, Middletown Bergin, Charles ,.,.......,.,....,..... , 32 Colton Street, New Britain Bernacki, Henry ...... Bernier, Mary Jane ,. Berry Donald Biamonte, Bivtoria .. Bielak, Benjamin ..,.., ,, ............. 2354 Stanley Street, New Britain 123 Baldwin Street, Waterbury Apt. C-23, TCC Campus, New Britain Berry, Carl .....,...,..... ,.., .. ...,,..... 56 Metheun Drive, West Hartford 1 Maple Street, Plainville Calvin Street, Wallingford Beirce, Norma ...., Biesak, David , .,.,, .. Biewald, Edward ....,...... Bignami, Geraldine Bilodeau, Kenneth Bilodeau, Russell ....... Birdsell, John .......,. Bissell, Martha ......., Fans Village 36 Akron Street, Meriden 15 Gardeners Lane, Ansofiia 415 Hudson Street, Hartford 27 Willoughby Street, Bristol 27 Willoughby Street, Bristol 394 Middlesex Road, Darien 78 Snug Harbor Road, Milford Bitso, Patricia .,......,.,.. ....,,. 2 178 Fairfield Avenue, Bridgeport Blackburn, Marilyn Blake, Charles ......, Blake, Robert ........ Blatchley, jean ,.... Bodach, Barbara ,,... Bode, Mary ....,.,.... Boghosian, Hasmig 23 Buell Street, New Britain 136 West Street, New Britain 27 Ellis Street, Devon Westfield Street, Middletown Main Street, Niantic 138 West Avenue, Darien 155 Curtis Street, New Britain Bolduan, Otto ..,,.,...,...... ..... R .F.D. zfil, Box 82, Stafford Springs Bolles, Winifred ............,.. . 55 East Robbines Avenue, Newington Bonvmo, Helen ..,....,..,,...... ...... . , 98 William Street, Middletown Bonyai, :loan ......... 102 North Whittlesey Avenue, Wallingford Borawski, Stanley .,........,.....,........,.. 298 Oak Street, New Britain Borg, john ............ Borkowski, Stephen Borysewicz, Charles Borzani, Elaine ..... Bosco, joseph .,...,..., 433 Chestnut Street, New Britain 596 George Street, New Haven 52 West Street, Southington 152 French Street, Torrington 66 Holabird Avenue, Winsted Botchis, Stephen .,,... .,... 1 0 Mountain Avenue, New London Bottaro, Jack ..,...,.. Bottaro, Mary ........ Bouffard, Lorraine . Bouchard, Arthur ,. Boulden, Alfred .... Bourdeau, Maurice 12 Florence Street, Hartford 17 Brown Street, Hartford 36 Sheflield Terrace, Waterville Front Street, Noank 86 Park Drive, New Britain 20 Granville Avenue, Milford Bowmen, Martin ........ ....... 2 5-95-44 Street, Long Island, N. Y. Brady, Robert .....,.., ... Branciforte, John .. Brennan, Patricia ......, Breton, Estelle ...... Brett, David ....,...., Brink, Myldred ..... Bronson, Elliott .... Brookes, Marilyn .. Brotherton, Elbert.. Brotherton, Jayne . Brown, Arthur ...... 1530 Park Avenue, Bridgeport 29 New Lane, Cromwell 430 Alling Street, Kensington Prospect Hill Road, Windsor 76 Griswold Street, Meriden 69 Ellsworth Street, Hartford Winchester Center Main Street, Haddan West Broad Street, Plainville 29 Bungalow Avenue, Fairfield ,. ..,.,...... 135 Harral Avenue, Bridgeport Brown, Joan ,........,. .,,,...................... 1 7 Collett Street, Bristol Brown, Marian .....,. ....,. 4 83 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford Buch, Joan ,.....,... ........,.................. P utnam Street, Bristol Bunker, Virginia Burak, Elizabeth ...,. Burns, James ..,.,.. Burns, William ..... 31 Fern Hill Road, Bristol 185 Belden Street, New Britain 78 Webster Street, Hartford 11 Walnut Street, Meriden Burton, William ........ ,,,......,,...,,,., 9 Carpenter Street, Hartford Butler, Elvira ....,,....,....,,.,... D 140 Charter Oak Terrace, Hartford Butterworth, Harry Butterworth, Joan . Cacchillo, Norma .,.... Caffrey, Edward 265 Cross Street, Middletown 172 Washington Street, Middletown 442 Arch Street, New Britain Court Street, Cromwell Calabro, Anthony ,...... ..,...,....,........, 1 6 Cedar Street, Hartford Calchera, Diane .... Cameron, John ,.... Camp, Peter .,....... 15 Brown Avenue, Stafford Springs 10 Salladin Road, Bristol Olmstead Lane, Ridgefield Campisi, Carl ......,........,........,.......,, 5 Stowe Avenue, Middletown Canevari, Alice ..,., New Canaan Avenue, Norwalk Cannavaciolo, Alphonse .... 136 South Genesee Street, New Haven Cantin, Adelord ..............,..... Vulcan Street, Fishers Island, N. Y. Cansdale, Mary Lou ......,. . ..,..., 39 South Main Street, Middletown Caple, Mary Ellen ,..... ........ 2 57 Walnut Street, Willimantic Carbone, Robert ..,, ......... S ummitt Street, Southington Careb, Richard ...,.,., ,... . .. 125 Frances Street, New Britain Carlino, Frank ,........ Carlock, William ..,.. Carlone, Roger ,.,.. Carlson, D. June ...., Carlson, Dorothy Carmody, Jane .,..., Caron, Richard .,.... Caruso, Gloria ....., Case, Claire ,,...,.,.. Caslen, Robert ,,....... Cassin, Dorothy ,,...., Catalina, Nicholas Ceramicoli, Lillian 1222 Broad Street, Hartford Allen Street, Basking Ridge, N. J. 185 Tremont Street, New Britain 80 Redfield Road, Fairfield Box 42162, Georgetown Meriden Road, Milldale 65 Garden Street, Forestville 17 Woodruff Court, New Britain .. Deer Avenue, Collinsville 756 West Main Street, New Britain 14 Park Drive, Torrington 44 Texas Drive, New Britain ff ..,,.....,.t....,.. 162 Allen street, New Britain 40 Broad Street, Torrington Cesaro, Marie ., .,.,,........ . Chaback, Ira .....,.. Chaglasian, Andrew . Chaglasian, Lillian Chessa, Cathy ......,... Chester, Evelyn ............. Chiappini, Audrey Chowansky, Daniel . Christolini, Jane .. Chudzik, Geraldine , Cicalo, Theresa ..,...,,. Clare, Ann ,,., .. Clark, John ........ Clark, Mary ..,....,.. Clark, Preston ..,.... Cliche, Carolyn ...., Clow, Cletus . ,...... , Cocchiola, Lavina Cochrane, Amrian ...,... Cockayne, Kathryn . .,.. . Cohen, Elliot ............ Collins, Patricia ...,.,. Colwick, Alexander . Conklin, Walter .....,. Connole, John ......,, Connolly, Elizabeth... Connor, Ann ..........,, Conreaux, Nancy .,... Conti, Lino ...,,..,...... Cooney, Robert ........ Cooper, Ruth ........ Corn, Mildred ....,.. Costello, George ....,. Couch, Nancy ,.,..,.,... Coughlan, Fred ..,..... Coughlin, Mary Lou Cousins, James .......... . Couture, Nancy , .... Crafaik, Julius .. .......,..... .,....... 7 3 Salem Road, East Hartford Crescimano, Rudolph Crisanti, Joseph ..,..,.. Crone, Paul .............. Cronin, James ....... Crowell, Charles ..,... Crowley, Ann ,...... Crusberg, Janet ........... Culton, Jennie ,.........,...,, . ....,., 31 Green Street, New Britain Cunningham, Wells Curtis, Ronald ,,...,.., Czikowsky, Leon ...... Dabkowski, Edward . Dance, Janet , ..... ,..... . D'Angelo, James ....... D'Angelo, Richard Daniels, Jean ........... D'Aprile, Jacqueline ......,,..,..,,,......,.......,... 46 Stearns Street, Bristol Davidson, Carol .,..,..... 1084 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford 89-06-31 Avenue, Jackson Heights, N. Y. 272 Linwood Street, New Britain 272 Linwood Street, New Britain . .... ,,,......,.. 3 6 Cushman Street, Waterbury 120 Montclair Drive, West Hartford 215 Roxbury Road, New Britain 142 South Whittlesey, Wallingford 31 West View Street, Waterbury 325 Broad Street, New Britain 314 Madison Avenue, Bridgeport 770 Williams Street, New London 33 Willow Brook Place, Stamford Gildersleeve Avenue, Collinsville 29 Audobon Street, New Britain 25 Laurel Street, Whitslield, N. H. Apt. B-9, T.C.C. Campus, New Britain , . ,..,.. . .,..,..,................ R.F.D. 432, Waterury 21 Lenox Street, New Britain 126 Highwood Avenue, Southington 162 Greenwood Street, New Britain West Lake, Guilford 1252 Stanley Street, New Britain 27 Dexter Avenue, Meriden .. 94 Baltimore Street, Hartford ,...,....,...Terry Road, Old Saybrook .. 106 Whitmore Street, Hartford 190 Charles Street, South Meriden Shuttle Meadow Avenue, New Britain 848-43-123 Street, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 197 Brittania Street, Meriden . .,....,......,.. 241 Lincoln Street, Waterbury 30 Walnut'Avenue, Waterbury Aspetuck Road, New Milford .. . ...... ......,..... 2 3 South Street, Waterbury 12 Middlefield Drive, West Hartford 128 West Cedar Street, Norwalk 4 Chandler Street, East Hartford 156 Grand Street, Middletown ..,....,......Marina Village, Bridgeport 342 Columbus Avenue, Meriden 204 Garden Street, Hartford Berlin Street, East Berlin 101 Stewart Street, New Britain R. F. D., Rockfall 53 Elliot Street, Brattleboro, Vt. 15 Isabelle Terrace, Newington R.F.D. 422, Lyme 215 Burritt Street, New Britain Great Island, Noroton ....,,. 96 Beecher Street, Southington 96 Beecher Street, Southington Center Street, Collinsville Davidson, Georgianne Davin, Christine .,,.,.,.... Davis, Stuart ...,,,..,.,.. Deady, John ............ Deane, Edward ......,.., De Angelis, Barbara ..... ..., De Angelis, Joan ..,.... DeBonis, June ..,,..,. DeConti, Philip ,....... 51 Mason Drive, New Britait. , ...,,,....... 82 Lake Street, New Britain .. ..,....... 48 Wilson Avenue, Meriden Gordon Street, Waterbury C 111 Charter Oak Terrace, Hartford 148 Broad Street, Middletown 148 Broad Street, Middletown 117 New Britain Avenue, Hartford 264 Clark Street, New Britain DeCroce, Rosann .....,.......,..,........... 42 Lorenzo Street, Torrington DeGrandi, Josephine DelCampo, Gloria ..,. DelFavero, Dolores ..,... Demady, Gus ...,........ Demady, Mary ,....,.,.. DeMeo, Raymond ........ DeMichiel, Antoinette DeMino, Edward ...... Demma, Joan ,...,....., Demos, Andrew ,....... Denalsky, Lorraine Deneen, Thomas ...... 149 Washington Street, New Britain Prospect Hill Road, Windsor 666 Westheld Road, Meriden 49 Goodwill Avenue, Meriden 49 Goodwill Avenue, Meriden 40 Rome Avenue, Middletown 85 Holley Place, Torrington 72 Mapleton Street, Hartford 205 Newington Avenue, Hartford 43 Grant Street, Hartford Winthrop Street, Tariffville 236 Harrison Street, Franklin Sq., L.I.,N.Y. DePaul, Barbara ...,.........,.,...... Old Salt Works Road, Westbrook Derbyshire, Elre ...,..,,....., .... Dickson, James ,..., Dickson, Thomas ..,.,. Dielendik, Lovey ....... DiFabio, Francesca Dillon, Margaret ..,..,, DiMauro, Angelo ...... Dimock, Arlan ,..,..... Diotalevi, Frances ........,136 North State Street, Ansonia Rural Delivery, Avon 30 Colton Street, New Britain .,,.,....... 27 River Street, Bristol 43 Yale Street, Hartford 101 Madison Street, Waterbury 9 Fruit Street, Winsted Garden Street, Meriden 1525 Madison Street, New Britain Director, Arthur ........ ............. 5 4 Fairmont Street, Norwich Dobreski, Joseph .,,.,.., Dobrowolski, Jennie.. Doherty, Thomas ,....,..... Dolan, Adele ............. Domijan, John ...,,... Domijan, Leo ...........,.. Donahue, Maureen ...,. Donnelly, Joan .......,... Curtiss Street, Bristol ,....,.125 Gold Street, New Britain ...,...194 North Street, New Britain ...........184 Putnam Street, Hartford .......199 Broad Street, New Britain . .,.... 67 Clinton Street, New Britain 81 Sefton Drive, New Britain 209 Columbia Street, New Britain Donnelly, Mary ........... ............. 2 9 Russwin Road, New Britain Dougherty, Maurice Dow, Roger ..,,....,.....,. Dowers, James. .,.,...,.. . 235 East Robbins Avenue, Newington Page Street, Avon, Mass. ...,,,113 Winthrop Street, New Britain Downs, Rosemarie ......... .......,.,,..., 2 2 Wales Street, Waterbury Doyle, Alfred .............. Drake, Arleen ,,.,.,... Drescher, Alice ..,.,.. Drevinskas, Irene ,..,..,. .,. Drobot, Richard ....,.... Dubovsky, Peter ...,....,. Duff, Shirley ,,.......... Duggan, Peggy .....,.. Duke, Almeda ,.,....., Dunn, Beverly .......... Dunn, Shirley ....,. Dupret, Patricia ,... ., Duyser, Helen .,......., Duyser, Judith ......... Dyson, Melville ..,... Ebb, Evelyn .....,..,..,.. Eddinger, Richard ,..,.,. .,. Eagan, Robert ,.....,...., 28 Harding Street, Kensington .......125 Caya Avenue, West Hartford Falls Avenue, Oakville 24 East Liberty Street, Waterbury 85 Silver Street, New Britain Hurlburt Street, New Britain Garden Drive, Fairfield ,,,. ....... 7 0 Vine Street, New Britain .. ...Wintonbury Avenue, Bloomfield ,,. .,Highland Avenue, Wallingford Coe Avenue, Portland ........716 Migeon Avenue, Torrington ,...,,.346 North Main Street, Winsted Wallen Street, Winsted ....169 Hartford Avenue, New Britain ..,.....25 Stafford Avenue, Forestville Taft Avenue, Bridgeport ...1099 South Main Street, Waterbury Ehrenpreis, Walter .,...,.. ,.., 268 Hooper Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. Ehrler, Lois .,,.....,.....,.. Eismann, Doris .,...... Elliott, Elaine ........ Elliott, E. Frank ...... Emmerson, Laura ......., , .... 44 Brooklawn Street, New Britain Main Street, New Britain 89 Naubuc Avenue, East Hartford .,,..,,469 Edgewood Street, Hartford W. Rocks Road, Norwalk English, Elaine ....,... Ennis, Mary .,...... Epstein, Jack ,...,.. Evans, Joyce ......,.. Factor, Raymond ..... Falcetti, Donald ,..,... Fanizzi, Arlene .,..,., Fantone, Marjorie Farrell, Ann ...,.,....,.......... Farrell, John ......,. Farrell, Luke .,......... Farrington, George .. Fazackerley, Gladys Fellage, Clifford ..,..,.... ,. Feola, Anthony ..,.,... Ferguson, John .,.,.... Feroleto, Marguerite .,,..... Ferrucci, John ,,.......,...,.. Fishman, Celia ..,....,.... Finnegan, Gloria ......... Fiondella, Mario ,,,... Firnhaber, Teresa ..., Fishang, William .... Fisher, Donald ......., Fitch, Betty ,....,..,..,.... Fitzgerald, Frances ....,.,.... Fitzpatrick, Richard. Flagg, Norma .....,,... Flis, Joanne ..,........, Fliss, Donald ........ Floyd, Roger ,..,.... Fohs, Nancy ........,.... Foley, Carol Ann ,......, Fontanella, Janet .,....,.. .. Foody, Sally ............. Forbes, Douglas ..,.... Ford, Howard ,..,..,... Formica, Joseph ....... Fortin, Shirley ,........ Francolini, Virginia. Fresher, Joan ....,..,.,. Frey, Ira ...............,... Fryer, Ruth ...,,...,.... Fullerton, George. ., Funari, Mary .........,, Gaffney, Jane ..,....,.. Gaffney, Marjorie .... Gaffney, Vincent ......,.. Gagliardi, Samuel .....,. Gagnon, Ronald ...... Melrose Street, Bristol .....,.272 Buckingham Street, Oakville Roberts Street, New Britain ......392 New Britain Avenue, Hartford Love Lane, Hartford .......793 Farmington Avenue, Kensington 64 East Brown Street, West Haven Tredeau Street, Hartford Argyle Avenue, West Hartford Apt. C12O, T.C.C. Campus, New Britain Migeon Avenue, Torrington 182 Willow Street, Waterbury Broad Street, Hartford Fay, Shirley .,,.................., 112 Fayerweather Terrace, Bridgeport .......106 Farmington Avenue, Unionville 30 High Street, Southington ....190-66 112 Avenue, St. Albans, N.Y. 44 Stewart Street, New Britain Academy Street, Southington ..........155 Broad Street, Hartford East Street, Middletown 229 Portsea Street, New Haven ..,............,.........Hartland Terrace, Kensington ...Cheshire Heights R. Sfil, Waterbury LaSalle Street, New Britain Avenue, Oakville .. 870 Herkimer Street, New York, N.Y. ..,.,.................. 1104 Essex Place, Stratford 214 Burritt Street, New Britain ......,.l17 Burritt Street, New Britain New Haven Road, Naugatuck 221 Third Avenue, Milford 84 Evergreen Avenue, Hartford 15 Olympic Avenue, Stafford Springs 221 Robbins Street, Waterbury .........16O Victoria Road, New Britain Colton Street, New Britain 60 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford 128 Stratford Road, New Britain 48 Lafayette Avenue, East Hartford .......127 Long Hill Street, East Hartford .,......1960 E. 7th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. ,......171 Clifton Avenue, West Hartford ........144 Carlton Street, New Britain Harrison Street, New Britain 27 Harrison Street, New Britain 25 Washington Road, Cromwell Grove Street, Elmwood Johnson Avenue Ext., West Cheshire Gaioni, Albert .................... Apt. C-19, T.C.C. Campus, New Britain Gallitto, Sebastian. .. Gallucci, Donald ,,,...... ,. Galpert, Viola ...,,............ Gammerino, Helen.. Gangell, Arthur ....... Garbedian-, Helen ....... Garber, Shirley ........ Garner, Pearl ......,...... Garofano, Claudia. ,. Gastler, John .,.,...... Gelormino, Lenore .... Geaimeli, Allan ...... Genis, Grace ........,..... Gentile, Jacqueline.. Geremia, Geraldine. Gerrard, Randall ..... Gervase, Charles ,..... ........,......... 99 Lincoln Street, Middletown Culver Street, Naugatuck 349 Washington Street, Hartford 87 North Orchard Street, Wallingford 143 Thames Street, Groton 138 North Street, New Britain ,.....78 Rockledge Drive, West Hartford 81 Riverside Street, Oakville 2 Sexton Street, New Britain New Haven Road, Durham 85 Franklin Street, Torrington .11-'1, Southington East Granby Road, Granby 195 Spring Street, Torrington 25 West Broad Street, Plainville ........195 East Pearl Street, Torrington Laval Street, Waterbury Gervasini, Carla .....,. Gifford, David ........, Gifford, Janet ....... Gill, Wesley ......... Gilman, Nancy ...,........ Gilmore, Kathleen ............. Gionfriddo, Salvatore ............ .........628 South Main Street, Torrington Hope Hill, Wallingford .29 Castlewood Road, West Hartford .......42 Audobon Street, New Britain Summer Street, Meriden 499 West Main Street, Meriden ....738 West Main Street, New Britain Glabau, Sylvia ,,.......,......,...,......... 94 Griswold Street, New Britain Glennon, Priscilla ..... Gliddon, Patricia ................,. Glynn, Philip ,...,...... Godek, Richard ....,... Goldfarb, Burton ...... Gonillo, Donato ....... .........,.,.......,....Broadview Street, Newington 152 Black Rock Avenue, New Britain ................Pleasant Street, Southington Camp Street, Meriden ......155 Wynola Avenue, New Britain Godzyk, Catherine ..,.... .. ...............,. 28 Milford Street, Hartford Oak Street, Waterbury Gooding, Faye ......,................,.......... 255 Robbins Rd., Kensington Goodrow, Philip ..,.... Gordon, Herbert ...,.,, Gorfain, Arnold ....... Goulet, Paul .......... Graboski, Frank .....,. Grace, Mary .,............ Grandhal, Herbert .,.. . ....... Apt. A-8, T.C.C. Campus, New Britain ........... 1615 Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport Main Street, New Britain Seaman Circle, Manchester Matilda Drive, Bristol . ,.............,,....,.......,..,...,........... South Windsor Grande, Marie ....,...........,...... 587 New Britain Avenue, Hartford H174 N Granucci, Ronald ,.... . Grapsky, Laverne ,..... Gray, Joyce .............. Greason, Carolyn ...... Greene, Carol .......... Gregory, David ...,.... Gresh, Lorraine ........ Grey, Edith ........... Griffin, Mary ....,... Griffith, Robert ......., Griglun, Joan ........ Grigorian, May ........ Grigorian, Violet ....,. Grisevich, Paul ......... Grochmal, Frances .... Gross, Edythe .,...,..,... Grossman, Harry ....,.. Grusauskas, Alice ...... Guillet, Doris ,........... orth Whittlesey Avenue, Wallingford Mayflower Street, Elmwood Eastview Street, Hartford Box 702, Watertown ........125 Witch Lane, Rowayton ..........,....Newtown Avenue, Norwalk Pulaski Street, New Britain Hillside Street, Meriden ...........,35B Dutch Point, Hartford ........279 Robbins Road, Kensington Park Terrace, Bridgeport .. ........ 41 Locust Street, New Britain , ...... M41 Locust Street, New Britain .......,,,,... 208 Burnham Street, Hartford .. .................... North Street, Windsor Locks .. ......... 154 South Main Street, Middletown .. .................. 64 Pershing Street, Hartford .. ..,..., 48 North Chapel Street, Torrington ,.........,350 Newton Avenue, Waterbury Gumkowski, Theresa ............. A-36, Charter Oak Terrace, Hartford Gustafson, Sandra ..... .,......198 Winthrop Street, New Britain Guzzardi, Eleanor ....,... ' Hackett, Marie .....,... Haddon, James ......... Hadik, Marie ....,....... Hafner, Russell ......,. Hagearty, Robert ...,.,... Haines, Richard ....... Hakkila, Aili ..........,, Hakkila, Arnold ....... Halak, Ann .......,... Hall, Grace ........,.. Hamilton, June ........ Haney, Thomas ,....,... Hansen, Ann-Marie. ...... . Hartman, Orlaine ,.... Hartney, Frances ,...,.. Hartog, Lee .,,........... Harvey, Barbara ......, Hasson, Francis .,,..... Hausmann, Robert .... Olga Avenue, Wilson ..,......337 North Benson Road, Fairfield Flint Court, Pequonic Bridge Soundview, South Norwalk 224 Kensington Avenue, Meriden ..........286 Fern Street, West Hartford .. ..,.......... Depot Hill Road, Cobalt 160, Brooklyn 160, Brooklyn .....,.Broadbrook Road, Melrose ....,......,...................,.....Brooklyn .,...,.43 Golf Street, Newington 43, Deep River Cedar Street, Manchester 4721, Litchfield Hansen, Robert ...... . .... r g .. .......... 187 Bassett Street, New Britain .. ....., 163 McKinley Drive, New Britain .....................Walton Road, Westport Street, Lakeville White Street, Hartford Penn Drive, West Hartford Hatch, Barbara ,,.....,.,.. Maple Street, New Britain Hausmann, Norman ................ 29 Wadsworth Street, East Hartford Hawrin, Joseph ..,......., ,............. 1 1 Willow Street, East Haven Hayden, Geoffrey ..,.. Hayes, Annemae ,..,... Haegle, Patricia .....,, . Henkel, Werner ..,.... Herrick, Charles ,...... . Hertz, Leonard ..,...... Hess, Norma ,,,..,.. Hess, Robert ...,........ Hewitt, Clayton ..,..... Heyel, Caroline ,.,..... Hilton, Jessie .....,..... Hinman, Roberta .... Hinrichs, Marguerite ....... Hinsley, James ,....... Hitchcock, Marjorie. Hoffman, Adrienne. .......,.123-O9 Beach Channel Drive, Rockaway Park, Long Island, N.Y. Bingham Street, New Britain Dug Road, South Glastonbury .,.....1707 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. Jewelry Street, Waterbury . .,..................,... 28 Palmer Street, Norwich 28 North Wellington Street, New Britain 26 Colton Street, New Britain 10 Farm Hill, Middletown 25 West Elm Street, Greenwich West Pearl Street, New Britain 107 Campfield Avenue, Hartford ........140 Summit Street, Manchester 249 Newbury Street, Hartford 40 Cortland Street, West Hartford 24 Francis Street, East Hartford Hogan, Dennis ........... .....,.,........ 1 68 Charles Street, Torrington Holland, Barbara .....,.. ....,.. 7 54 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford Holland, Charles ...... Hornkohl, Nancy .,... Hotkowski, Casmir ......... Hoyt, Paige ....,......... Hoyt, Harold ...,,,,... Hreschak, Jack ......... Hudzik, Patricia .,..... Hummel, Alice ,....... Hunt, Patricia .....,... Hycz, Elizabeth .,,..... Hynds, Mary ...,.,,., Iadarola, Lucille .,.,.,. Ireland, Jean ......... Israel, Phyllis .,,........ ......754 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford 34 Underhill Lane, New Britain . .,,.. 380 East Main Street, Thomaston 279 Rowland Road, Fairfield 92 Park Road, West Hartford Street, Mystic 241 Sheridan Street, Bridgeport .....,47 Oakland Avenue, Waterbury , ............... 17 Oak Crest Street, Darien 240 Buckingham Street, Hartford Pleasant Street, Manchester ,. .,.., 387 Morse Street, Hamden 40 Willow Street, Norwalk 53 Henderson Street, Bristol Jackson, Dorothy ...,..........,.,....,,...,........ 125 Melrose Street, Bristol Jasicob, Charles ..,.,... ,..,.. 8 5-18 Britton Avenue, Elmhurst, N.Y. Jennette, Barbara .......,. ...................... J ohnson Road, Woodbridge Johnson Anna ,...,..,, ....,..,...,........... S tanley Avenue, Oakville Johnson, Edith ......... ,............ 1 03 Ridge Street, Devon Johnson, Margaret .,,.... ..,...,, 6 7 Vance Street, New Britain Johnson Norene ..... .,,..,. 3 33 Main Street, Manchester Johnson, Richarde .. , ................,,.......... Middle Haddam Johnson, Richard G. ........,. 16 Henry Street, New Britain Johnson, Robert ..,..,. ....,.,,,......... 1 6 Violet Street, Hartford Johnson, Ruth .,......., ...,..... 1 21 North Pearl Street, Meriden Johnson, Virginia ...,. ........ 1 6 Cambridge Street, Manchester Jones, Robert ,....... ,,......,....,.,..,..,.. 6 Rock Street, Winsted Joyce, Patricia ....... .....,., 1 81 Wooster Street, New Britain Joyce, Robert .,...... .....,..,....,......,..,.......,....,., B ox 41, Stepney Judd, Ernest ,.........,.. ....,..,,.. 2 99 Monroe Street, New Britain Juengst, James ..........,.,.....,,...........,. 205 Buell Street, New Britain Jurkiewicz, Theresa.. Kafka, Elizabeth ,....., Kaiser, James ,.,.,...... Kalinoski, Claire ..... Kambas, James ..,....,. Kamenoff, Nancy ..... Kaminski, Barbara... Kane, David ......... Kane, Maureen ...,.... Kane, Nancy ,,,.,,.., Kane, Robert ..,....... Kapitzke, Joan ......... Kaplis, Sidney ,..,...,.. Karoll, Edward ,.,...... Karrer, Henry ..,...,... Karsmarski, Paul .......,. Kasimer, Libby ,........ Kasznay, Beatrice ..,.. 25 Commonwealth Avenue, New Britain 61 Prospect Street, Stafford Springs 66 Eddy Glaver Blvd., New Britain 175 Morningside Drive, East Bristol Westchester Drive, Bristol 363 Liberty Street, Meriden ..,..,.26 Orchard Street, Terryville Friendly Road, Norwalk .......109 Britannia Street, Meriden 109 Britannia Street, Meriden .....,140 Summit Street, Plantsville Wall Street, Meriden .....,.,.1l8 Francis Street, New Britain North Street, West Haven 338 Center Street, Meriden 14 Center Street, Meriden ......,378 Sherman Avenue, New Haven 42, Torrington Katona, Dennis ..,...... Katz, Barbara .,...,...... Keane, Charles ......... Keane, Mary Lou ..... Keenan, Patricia ...,... .. Kekacs, Thomas ......... ......,.289 Ely Avenue, South Norwalk Norfolk Street, Hartford .......,..170 Fillmore Street, New Haven .......,.1026 Harvard Avenue, Bridgeport .....,78 Governor Street, East Hartford Huntington Road, Stratford Keleman, Emery ......., ..,,.......... , H53 Butler Avenue, Bridgeport Kelley, Howard .,.,,,,, Kelley, Mary ......,.,. Kelly, Robert ........, Kelsey, Eugene ...,... Kenney, John ,.,....., Kerby, Joan ..,..... Kess, Frank ......,,.... Kierstead, Jessie ...,... Kinat, Arlene .,,.,..., King, Janet ....,....,... King, Nancy Lee ,,.,,... .. King, Nancy M .....,., Kinnane, Mary Lou.. Kirby, Edward ,,....,.. Kiriluk, Doris ............ Klarman, John ....,.. Klepps, Leona ........ Freeman Street, Hartford D-206, Charter Oak Terrace, Hartford 7, 30 Allyn Street, Hartford Hubbard Avenue, Middletown ,.,.,...l63 East Main Street, Waterbury ........164 Shore Road, Old Greenwich 226 Longvue Drive, Wethersfield .,.....86 St. James Street, West Hartford Queen Street, Bristol .......Cromwell Place, Old Saybrook Plaza Avenue, Waterbury Kings Road, Rockfall Lincoln Street, Hartford Street, Sharon Haig Avenue, Bristol Irvington Street, New Haven Cedar Street, Terryville Klim, Donald .,,.,.......,...,.,...,,...,........,....... Waterbury Road, Bristol Kloski, Geraldine ..,......,....,.., 241 Griswold Drive, West Hartford Knight, Barbara. .,,...... ...,..,,.,........ 4 25 Hilltop Drive, Stratford Kochunas, Henry .,... Kokoszka, Chester Kolakoski, Edward ,.,..., .....59 South High Street, Middletown ......424 South Main Street, Middletown Maple Street, Terryville Konopaske, Arthur ,,,.... ...,...... 1 10 North Main Street, Terryville Konzenski, Carol ....... .,.,.... 1 21 Rocky Hill Avenue, New Britain Koss, Arlene .,...,..,..,,.... Kost, Alberta ..,....,.,...,.... Kostopoulos, George ......,. Kozakiewicz, Irene ....,,,, Krauth, Frederick ..,. Kreitner, Herbert ,.,.. Kromish, Regina ...... Kruse, Kenneth ....,.,.. Krystopa, Henry ..,.,. Kudra, Robert ,....., Kulak, Carol .,....,... Kumm, Earl ............ Kuncik, Dorothy ...... Kurach, Ann ........,.,. Kwochka, Mildred... Labash, Rose ..,..,..... Labowski, Libby ,...... LaFlamme, Paul ....... LaFreniere, Donald ,..,,... . Lagasse, Wilmer ..,.... LaMalfa, Peter .....,..... Lanati, Edward .,..... Landon, James ,....., Lanza, Marjorie ......., Wildman Street, Danbury ........42 Ansonia Street, Hartford .,........124 North Street, Hamden ,.,............Church Street, Newington .....,..215 Pine Street, Middletown ,,.....47 May Street, New Britain Mt. View Avenue, Avon ,....,...463 Stanley Street, New Britain ..........145 Frederick Street, Stamford ........186 Francis Street, New Britain .......423 Church Street, New Britain Wakelee Avenue, Shelton Ogden Street, Bridgeport ,.,....70l South Pacific Street, Stamford ......l925 East Main Street, Bridgeport .....,.Long Hill Avenue, R.F.D., Shelton Homestead Avenue, Hartford ....,.,240 Oliver Road, New Haven ,. .,.......,,.,... 397 West Street, Bristol Court Street, Middletown ,......23 Whitow Street, Windsor Locks .....,..77 A Clement Drive, West Hartford Slater Road, New Britain LaPlace, Maureen ,...... .. .,................ 37 Grandview Terrace, Essex LaRoche, Pauline ..., LaSalle, Donald ........ Lathrop, Betty Jean. Laudano, Frank ...,..,. Lechner, Ernest LeConche, Richard... Lee, Mary .,.......,...,.... Leithiser, Eugene ,,..,,... Lejeune, Alexander .,,.... LeMay, Richard ...,.... Lempicki, Wallace ,..,.... Lennon, Mary ...,.,,..... Lepore, Rudolph .,.... Pine Street, Forestville M104-12 Alstyne Avenue, Corona, N.Y. Mediterranean Lane, Norwich Arch Street, Hamden Garden Street, Hartford Revere Street, Waterbury ...,,.,.320 Chestnut Street, New Britain R.F.D. gffl, Torrington Parker Avenue, Stamford .......,9715-88 Street, Ozone Park, N.Y. South Circle, Beacon Falls .,.....40 W. Main Street, Terryville Lesiak, Eleanor ........ Lesick, Barbara ......... Lester, Janet ,,......,.... Levinson, Herbert ..,.. Levitsky, Richard .,,.,.. Libo, Eunice .....,...,.. Lichtenfels, Joan ..,..... Lieberman, Marjorie . Linoci, Mary ,..,........,. Lipka, Joseph ........... Lishman, Walter ....... Lofgren, Lucille ....... Lombardi, Rosetta ,..,. . Lombardo, Conrad ..,. Looby, Sheila .....,...,.. Lord, Violet .......,,., Lovell, Joan ..,,..,. Lowe, Jacqueline ....., Luke, Donald ........ Lund, John ........... Lundquist, Mary ...,... Luppino, Anthony .,,.. Lyman, Shirley ....,.... Lynch, Cornelius ........ Lynch, Marguerite ..,.... Lynch, Mary K ...,..... McAuliffe, Mary ...,.., McBrien, Thomas .,....., McCain, David ..,...., McCain, Russell ........, McCarthy, Barbara .,... McCarthy, Edward ..,.. McCarthy, Francis .,.... McCarthy, Genevieve ..,....,..,. McCord, Dorothy ..,,.,........... McGahie, Douglas ......, McGowan, Joseph ,,.., McGrath, Francis .,..... McGuire, Warren ,..... McGurk, Edward .,,..,. McKeen, Virginia ...... McKnack, Carolyn McPhee, James .,..,.... ...,. MacCormack, Donald ..,,...,... MacDonald, Dolina ........ MacKay, Marilyn ....,.. MacMullen, Alice ........ MacNeil, Doreen ...,... Madanick, Seymour .....,... Madrak, Dorothy ....,.. Magnoli, Louis ,..,..,.. Maher, Katherine ..,..,.. ... Mahoney, Charlotte... Mangiafico, Mary ..,..,. Maillett, Richard ..,.,,..,....... Malinowski, Dolores. Mancini, Margaret ..,., Mancini, Teresa ...,....... Manix, Daniel ,,... Manning, Francis. ..... . March, Rita .,..........., Marfiak, Joan .......... Marieni, Peter ,..........., Markham, Maureen ..,...... Martinook, Daniel ..... Mas, Dominec ..,....... Masciotra, Anthony .,....... .,. Mascola, Rosemarie, ........ ,., 114 Farmington Avenue, Unionville Creek Row Road, East Haddam 95 Winthrop Street, New Britain ........143 Penn Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. .. .,,.... 64 Hartland Street, Hartford 53 Mechanic Street, Norwich Hughs Street, Plainville 12 Windham Avenue, Colchester 465 Burritt Street, New Britain 189 Ferry Street, New Haven Glenn Street, R.F.D. ii'2, Bristol .......138 Oakland Road, Southington 18 Maple Avenue, Waterbury ,..,..78 Woodlawn Street, Elmwood .,.,..,......... 12 Del Terrace, Meriden 24 New Haven Road, Seymour 299 Princeton Street, Hartford 65 A Webster Street, Hartford ....,...137 Kelsey Street, New Britain Green Road, Meriden Beech Street, Bristol 67 Winthrop Street, New Britain 89 Beech Road, Fairfield Cladden Street, New Britain 44 Lawlor Street, New Britain 8 Silver Street, Portland ....63 Hazelmere Road, New Britain . ...... 42 Morningside Street, Hartford ....,...167 Fairview Drive, Kensington .......l67 Fairview Drive, Kensington 207 Meadow Street, Naugatuck ...,.....133 Florence Street, Manchester 109 Benton Street, Hartford 727 Huntington Tpk., Bridgeport 97 Oakwood Avenue, West Hartford Crescent Street, Wallingford 454 Bridgeport Avenue, Devon Dennison Road, Essex ........,.........South Street, Cromwell Welton Place, Waterbury .. .,,.,...... 15 Fairfield Avenue, Newington 1615 E. Main Street, Waterbury Hamilton Court, Hartford ...1227 Iranistan Avenue, Bridgeport 5 Holmes Court, Darien ...........137 Bank Street, Waterbury Downes St. Ext., Waterbury 91 N. Third Street, Meriden 153 Bay 26 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. Grove Street, New Britain ..,. 243 Lawlor Street, New Britain Quarry Avenue, Portland U37 Lincoln Avenue, Old Greenwich Mahlstedt, Joyce ,....,..,. ......, Washington Street, Bristol ,...........748 Arch Street, New Britain 31 Sequin Street, Hartford ......7-4 Derby Street, New Britain 33 Manchester Street, Hartford .......25 Livingston Streeet, Bridgeport Bedford Avenue, Hamden ,.........163 Walnut Street, Waterbury Mannello, Lucian ......... .. ,...,... 17 Black Rock Avenue, New Britain Culloden Road, Stamford 30 Butler Street, Torrington .,......401 Glen Street, New Britain .......,...169 Fourth Street, Meriden 3 Seymour Street, New Britain Providence Avenue, Shelton 88 Cleveland Street, New Britain .....1317 Corbin Avenue, New Britain Maskowsky, Leah ....... Mason, Dawn ........ Masselli, John ....,,.,,., Masthay, Shirley ......,.. Mastrianna, Dorothy. Matava, Stephen ,,........... Matchett, Carol ..,..... Maxwell, Grace ......... Mazzotta, Joseph ....... Meah, Janice ...,......... Melcher, Edith ,,,,........... Mellor, Winifred .,..... Melnick, Patricia ....... Meyer, William ,,......, Michiewicz, Florence. Miccucci, Vito ,........... Mignault, Sylvia ........ Mikalonis, Joseph ........... Holley Place, Torrington 3 Hill Street, Bristol Grove Street, Meriden ..,.................Pratts Corner, Southington .....,....298 Congress Avenue, Waterbury . ...,.,..... 15 Railroad Avenue, Unionville ........37 Huntington Street, Hartford Home Avenue, Middletown Hillside Court, Middletown Highland Avenue, Meriden .......26 Linwood Drive, West Hartford Broad Street, Norwich Hobart Street, Meriden . ........ 97 Goshen Road, Torrington . . .......... 20 Tuttle Place, East Haven Michaels, Kenneth ......,.. 86 Grove Street, New Britain . ................. 66 Gaylord Street, Bristol ............Brooks Hill Road, Waterbury . ....... 73 Flax Hill Road, South Norwalk Milczanowski, Eugene ....,............. 45 Moreland Avenue, Newington Millar, Margaret .,.. .... Miller, Doris .........,,.. Miller, Franklin ........ Miller, Irene .......... Miller, June ........... Miller, Marilyn ......... Miller, Victor ........ Mitlak, Beatrice ......,. Mixter, Beatrice ......... Mize, Jean .......... Modeen, Iva ........... Moeller, Joan ......... Mohn, Harriet ....,.. Molinari, Doris ,...,.... Molloy, Donald ........ Mongillo, James ..,.... Moody, Van Buren ...... Moran, Mary Ellen ....... Morelli, James ........... Morianow, Penelope ,.... , Mourkas, Alice ....,.... Mowsesian, Richard. .. Mulpeter, Marilyn ....... Mulpeter, Norman .,... Mulvihill, Joan ...,,.... Murphy, Daniel ...,..... Murphy, Margaret ....... Murray, Patricia ..,..... Murray, Rosalind ......, Mussler, Virginia ...,.., Mysliwiec, Florence... Namnoun, John ........ Napoli, Alphonse. ........ Natale, Frances ........, Nave, Richard ........,., Navickas, Robert ............ Neville, Richard ............. Newfield, Aldona ........... Nigro, John .............. Nolan, Mary ....,,...,... Norman, Ann ............ Nosenchuck, Harvey ...... Nuhn, Jane ....,........... Nylen, Grace ........,.,.. Nyquist, Carol... Nyquist, Elaine .,..,.... O'Brien, Thomas ............ .,............,......Frllow Street, Norwalk .......51 Fairmount Street, Norwich ...,....................Queen Street, Newtown ......,3162 East Main Street, Bridgeport Shunpike Road, Cromwell ........48 Cottage Place, New Britain ........460 Shelton Road, Trumbull Vine Street, Hartford ......,....Maple Avenue, Rutland, Mass. ......,.45 Kings College Place, Stratford Bassett Street, New Britain Charles Street, East Norwalk . .,.... South Main Street, Warehouse Point ......373 Tryon Street, South Glastonbury Standish Street, Hartford ....,.102 Beecher Street, Southington Ellsworth Street, Newington .,.,...48 Steep Hollow Lane, Manchester . ..,.... 124 Bristol Street, Southington . .,.......... 15 Lilley Street, Manchester Barnes Street, Bristol , ........ 105 Reed Avenue, West Hartford ........345 Burlington Avenue, Bristol 17 Gridley Street, Bristol 20 Calvin Road, West Hartford .,......215 Farren Avenue, New Haven 536 Stanley Street, New Britain 9 Merton Street, Fairfield Maxson Street, Ashaway, R. I. . ...,........ 194 Colony Street, Stratford ....,..225 Curtis Street, New Britain .,... 237 Dix Avenue, Newington ........98 Merline Avenue, Waterbury . ....,....,..,.. ...,.. 1 33 Main Street, Norwalk West Farm Street, Waterbury Rhodes Street, New Britain ...206-O3 111th Avenue, St. Albans, N.Y. Rhodes Street, New Britain Mt. Pleasant Street, Meriden .....,888 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford . ,........ 1.136 Plaza Avenue, Waterbury ........................Rural Box 101, Brooklyn ......,57 Wells Farm Drive, Wetherslield White Street, Hartford 8 Vibberts Avenue, New Britain Vibberts Avenue, New Britain 115-74-227 Street, Cambria Heights, N.Y. O'Connell, John ...,........................ 186 Glen Street, New Britain Oddy, Barbara ,...... High Street, Bristol O'Donnell, George.. Oldham, Patricia ....... Oldham, Walter ...,..,,. ., Oliver, Richard ............... Orlacchio, Theresa... Ortman, Edwin ,,.. . .... . Ostrowski, Emil ....... Otlinoski, Carl .,.,.... 177 Wolcott Street, Waterbury Pinewood Trail, Trumbull 58 .,....55 Pinewood Trail, Trumbull 58 D 96 Charter Oak Terrace, Hartford Pearl Street, Middletown West Street, Bristol ...,........159 Oak Street, New Britain 6 Durant Terrace, Middletown Overstrom, Mildred .....,..........,.,..,.... Main Street, East Berlin Owen, Lucina ,,............,................,.... 147 Hepburn Road, Hamden Owsiak, Edward ....,,..,......,. 301 Farmington Avenue, New Britain Oxner, Janet ,.....,.., Pac, Patricia ........ . Pace, Joanna ....,.. Pace, Josephine .....,, Pagani, Francis ........ Paley, Pearl .,...,,....,.,,. Palinsky, Norman ,.,. Palladino, Arlene .,....,.... Pampuro, Carolyn ....,,... Panilaitis, Lucy ........ Panitz, Herbert ....,.. Papallo, William ..... Paparian, Diana ,....,,.. Parente, Robert ,,...... Parker, Douglan ...... Parker, George ,......, Parkhurst, Cora ,..,... Partin, Barry ......,..... Pastore, Mary ....,....,. Paternostro, Richard, ....., Pauloz, Frederick ..,.. Pavlak, Raymond .... Pearse, Richard ....,.,.,...,.. Peck, Nancy ,....,...,.. . ,.....,....,,. ., ,..,.. 473 Broad Street, Meriden 35 Commonwealth Avenue, New Britain ............,..1280 Madison Avenue, Bridgeport 102 Virgil Street, Stamford .,..,,176M Spruce Street, Manchester Hill, Portland 806 E. 175 Street, New York, N.Y. 117 Gridley Street, Bristol 21 Dwight Street, New Britain ..........,.,..........,..... Old Farms Road, Avon ..,....1824 Clinton Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. Woodland Street, Meriden 495 Garden Street, Hartford James Street, New Haven Parker Road, Meriden 209 Commonwealth Avenue, New Britain 86 Sylvan Avenue, West Hartford Gilbert Street, New Britain 28 Brook Street, Hamden .. .......,....,...., Woodland Street, Hartford Rockwell Avenue, New Britain 72 Wolcott Avenue, Torrington Apt. B 12, T.C.C. Campus, New Britain 130 Sunrise Avenue, New Britain Pegolo, Roger .,......... ,. .,...........,., 466 Warren Street, New Britain Pennoyer, Herbert ....,.. . Pensiero, Philomena, .... . Pepi, Barbara ..,.............. Perkins, Joan ,.......... Perkins, Nancy ...,..,.... Perrone, Vincent .....,. Perrotta, Joseph .....,,.. Perruccio, Salvatore .,,.... Persiani, Norma ..,,... Perugini, Nicholas ........, Perzan, Chester ,.,..,,..,. Pestillo, Janet ..,...,,. Petrus, Theresa .,,........ ., Pfersick, Eleanor ....,,. Phelan, Claire ...,.... Phelps, David ....,..., Piarz, Lorraine ......... Piatek, Beverly ........ Picano, Anthony ........ Pickett, Joan ............ Pickett, Marcia ........ Piera, Joseph .............. Piergrossi, John ...,.., Pilla, Anthony .,,..... Piniell, Joseph ,...,... Pinney, Harry ...,..,.. Pinney, Kenneth ,,....... Pinto, Eugene ......... Pipa, Rudolph ..,,.... Platt, Howard ..... Ploski, John ..,.,,... Polis, Mary ,,............ 19 Morris Avenue, Springfield 541 New Britain Avenue, Hartford .....,,Southington Avenue, Southington Church Street, Wethersfield 61 Chapel Street, Woodmont 167 Babcock Street, Hartford 11 Westerly Street, New Britain 1 Silshenan Place, Middletown ......,.176 Shippan Avenue, Stamford Laval Street, Waterbury North Reservoir Road, Kensington 11 West Center Street, Southington ,.....71 Hunting Hill Avenue, Middletown Bradley Street, New Britain ...,....55 Catherine Avenue, Waterbury George Street, Torrington 88 Gale Avenue, Meriden ,....,...164 Paddock Street, Meriden ....,..55 Bissell Street, East Hartford Route iii Berlin 6 Lincoln Terrace, Meriden ..........124 Lafayette Street, New Britain LaSalle Street, New Britain ........218 North Elm Street, Wallingford Condon Road, Bristol 36 Bissell Street, East Hartford 36 Bissell Street, East Hartford 92 Valley Street, Manchester 123, East Canaan 22 Parker Street, Waterbury ,...,,,.....,..,,,Bleachery Street, New Milford 926 Phoenix Avenue, Peekskill, N.Y. Poppel, Marcelyn ....,... , ..,.,.., 606 Farmington Avenue, Kensington Post, Joan ,..... ..,...... Moore Avenue, East Hartford 7 Pramer, Dorothy .,...,... .....84 Sound View Avenue, South Norwalk Prince, Dorothy .,.........,...,..........,......... 5 Sheppard Street, Stratford Prindle, Julia ..,....,... Proulx, Robert ..,...,. Pudlinski, John ,.,..... Purdy, Elaine. .,.., . Quinn, George ....,.,.. Quinn, Henry ..,..,. Rafferty, Joan ....... Rago, Peggy .,,,........, Ragosa, Matilda ..,...,,,, Rakowski, Lois ............ Ramondetta, Sophie ,...... Reed, James ,.....,......,,,. Regalis, Mildred ......... Regan, Toni .,,,,..,.. Reilly, George ,.........,.. Reilly, Katharyn ...,... Reiman, Edith ,.,...,,. Reimers, Bertha ,....., Reindel, Georgene ..,... Reynolds, Frances ....,,. Reynolds, Genevievea, Reyenolds, Margaret. . V Rich, Sanford ,......,..,... Richards, Judy ......,..... Rinaldi, Marilou, ...... ., Ringrose, John ......... Ritchel, Frances ....,.., Rivers, Raymond ,...... Rizza, Mary ............. Roberds, Nancy .......,,.. Roberts, Katherine ...... Robertson, Ann .......... Robstock, Jean .,,..... Roche, Barbara ,.....,. Rogan, Joseph ...,,.... Romei, Vincent .........,. Rondini, Raymond ..... Rook, Shirley ......,......, Rooslund, Carolyn ...... Rosa, Louise ...,..........., Rosa, Thomas ...,....,. Roth, Christine ....,.. Rothschild, Celia ....,,.,. Rothstein, Irwin ,......... Routhier, Janine .,.,..,.. Rowza, Jennie .,..,.. Rugar, Robert .......... Ruggerio, Rita .....,....,. Rusavage, Eleanor ...,... Russell, Wilda ......... ...,..,416 Prospect Street, Torrington Sheridan Court, Plainville ,......40 Dewey Street, Torrington 42, Waterbury . ..,..., 538 Main Street, Torrington .......213 Morse Avenue, Waterbury Morris Street, Hartford Harwich Street, Hartford ........43 Putnam Avenue, South Norwalk .,,.,...,....,..,. 151 Grove Hill, Kensington Water Street, Southington 43 Ann Terrace, Meriden Konstin Place, New Britain 84 Farmington Avenue, Waterbury ,....645 Columbus Avenue, New York, Arch Street, Meriden Arch Street, New Britain Orchard Street, Terryville ..,....193 Jubilee Street, New Britain Hurlbutt Road, Gales Ferry .. .....,. 184 Oakland Street, Bristol ...,...,......Saybrook Road, Haddam 29 Pleasant Street, Ansonia .......50 Belcher Road, Wethersfield Windsor Avenue, Meriden ..,..,...544 Stanley Street, New Britain , ....,...... 38 Southfield Road, Fairfield ..,.,..132 Clark Street, New Britain Kent Street, Plainville ...,...62 White Avenue, West Hartford ,...,,....... Meriden Road, Middletown , ...,........ ,.,,..,..,.,. .... R . F.D. :,fi'2, Bristol .,.......1460 Park Avenue, Bridgeport ..,,,.,,l47 Tremond Street, Hartford ...,...12O Camp Street, New Britain .....,.,111 Park Street, West Haven ........,164 Lester Street, New Britain Washington Street, Pawcatuck Street, Middletown ......427 West Putnam Avenue, Greenwich Bidwell Street, Waterbury Ashford Street, Hartford Parker Street, Manchester M1841 Marmion Avenue, New York, N.Y. Lafayette Street, New Britain ........1061 Tolland Street, East Hartford .....,.....49O Wells Road, Wethersfield Henderson Street, Bristol Broadview Place, Wilson River Street, Norwalk Samuelson, Robert ,......... ....... 1 01 Elmwood Place, Bridgeport Sansone, Jacqueline ...., ........406 Stanley Street, New Britain Santostefano, Anthony ,,.... .,,.,....... 4 45 High Street, Middletown Sartini, Nelson ,,...... ,.. Satta, Angelina ..,........ Scalise, Susan ...,..,...... Scapellati, .Lucille ,.,..... .,.....l65 Dewitt Street, New Haven Magnolia Avenue, Bristol ..,........117 Sexton Street, New Britain ...,...,1556 Stanley Street, New Britain Schaaf, Edith .,,..,, . ............,,.,....,..,........... 99 Ives Street, Waterbury Schaefer, Francis .......,. Burritt Place, Naugatuck Schermerhorn, Richard ., 666 Getman Avenue, Staten Island, N.Y. Schiapelli, Mary Ellen Lounsbury Avenue, Waterbury Schipke, Sandra .....,,.,,...,..,.........,......... 25 Andrews Street, Meriden Schmitt, Norman ,........ Schmitt, Ronald ......,... Scholf, Anna ..,,.....,..,.. Mill Street, New Britain Mill Street, New Britain .......,,,.....,..,.Scrub Oak Road, Wallingford Schoonmaker, Richard ......., 127 Kensington Avenue, New Britain Schramm, Janice ...... Schramm, Joan ,,,..., Schuffman, Albert .... Schweitzer, Lois ,...... Scofield, Elizabeth ,... Scofield, Robert ,,... Scriminger, Elizabeth .,....... Scripelliti, Marion College Highway, Granby ............College Highway, Granby 27 Milford Street, Hartford 114 Magnolia Street, Hartford 378 Glen Street, New Britain 44 Sherbrooke Avenue, Hartford ....120 North Whitney Street, Hartford .....471 Pequot Avenue, New London Scully, Patricia , ,.,..... ......, 7 17 Washington Street, Middletown Seaburg, Richard ........ ., Seaburg, Robert ,...... Sebas, John ............ Secondo, Achille ..... Sedacca, Seymour ..... Seibert, Ruth ......... Seifel, Donald .,........ Seledyn, Bernard ,.,...,., Seleman, Peter ....,...,. Seymour Shirley ,.....,, Shackley, Margaret .,...... Shea, Eileen ..,...,....,,.... Shepard, Nellie .,,.... Sherman, Estelle ...... 11 Springside Avenue, East Hartford Shimchick, Walter ,.,.... . ........79 Pleasant Street, New Britain ........86 Burnham Street, Kensington 28 Colton, New Britain 19 Maple Avenue, Thompsonville 3010 Neptune Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. . .. 28 Pearl Street, Terryville 27 Devens Street, New Britain , ..,...,.... 152 Oak Street, New Britain ....,..,22 Hurlburt Street, New Britain Granby 36 Courtland Avenue, Waterbury 24 Pleasant Street, Colchester ., ..,,.,.... 42 Marion Avenue, Plantsville 35 Seymour Street, New Britain 4 Wilcox Manor, Westerly, R.I. Sicilian, Nancy ..........,. .,.,..,..... Simmons, Shirley ........ ......., 1 17 Brookfield Avenue, Bridgeport Simonian, Arthur ..... Simpson, Kenneth ....... Sindak, Edward ...,.... Sirica, Barbara .,.......... Skidmore, Barbara ..., Skinger, Leonard ...,,. Skinner, Francis ..,... Sladeck, John ...,.... Slate, Donald ......, Slate, Jane .....,...,,..... Slattery, Joseph ,....... Slinko, Frank ..,.... Slysz, Stanley ....,...,.. Smertz, Florence ...... Smith Smith, Smith, Dennis .....,,.,. Dorothy ....... Smith Harold ,..,... Smith Jean ...,.. Smith Jerome ..,.. Smith Patricia ....., Smith Robert ..,.,. Wanda ,......., Sneideman, Rhona Snow, William ....... Soccoli, Donald .......... Solimene, Angela ...,.,.. Soliwoda, Raymond ,,..,... Soloway, Nicholas .... Soltis, Andrew ...,.,...... Sonstroem, Sylvia ..,. Sopensky, Olga .,...... Soucy, Clarence .,..,... Spear, George ....,.. Speer, David .........., Spencer, Gayeth ....., Sperry, Nancy ..... Spicer, Richard ...,... Spivak, Allan ........., Stachelek, Anne ....., Stanish, Richard ...... Stanley, Ethellyn ...... Starlings, Cable .,,... Steinkamp, Lillian Stella, Ersilia ..,....,... Sremple, Marlene ...,. 242 Hartford Avenue, New Britain Hull Street, Bristol Forest Street, Forestville 94 Knoll Street, Waterbury ........l4l Spruce Street, Stratford .....,15 Hubbard Street, Middletown 26 Murray Road, Bristol Webster Hill, New Britain 55 Cooke Street, Plainville 55 Cooke Street, Plainville Ansonia Street, Hartford 537 Lafayette Street, Bridgeport 22 Horace Street, Bridgeport ..,.,.92 East Cedar Street, Newington 253 White Street, Hartfofd ..,.....,134 North School Street, Manchester Main Street, Avon 134 North School Street, Manchester 779 Capitol Avenue, Hartford 253 White Street, Hartford 177 Maple Avenue, Meriden 47 Wayne Drive, Plainville . 26 Trumbull Avenue, Plainville .......115 Berkley Avenue, Southington 475 Arch Street, New Britain 114 Florence Street, Manchester 88 Derby Street, New Britain .. 38 Russell Street, Hartford 54 Willow Street, New Britain 40 Warlock Street, New Britain 9 Branch Street, Waterbury 29 Franklin Street, Bristol 562 Main Street, Middletown 358 Park Avenue, Bridgeport 14 Willard Street, Wethersfield Farmington Avenue, Farmington 84 Ledyard Street, New London 5 Betsey Road, Plainville 49 Silver Street, New Britain 3 Carter Lane, Southington R.F.D. 37, Norwich Highland Avenue, Cheshire 5 Baer Street, Middletown 200 Glen Street, New Britain ..,.,.54 Brooklawn Street, New Britain Stevens, Betty .,....., Stevens, Burton .....,, Stone, Janet ........,, Stowe, Norma ..,,.,. Strain, James ,..........., Strauss, Alretta ,,...... Strecker, Doris .,.,..,,. Subach, Anthony ,......., Suchoski, Marion .,..,,.. Suchoski, Theodore ...................... Suitor, James ,...,,.....,......... .,..,,..15 Rockingham Street, Hartford .,.,...74 Academy Lane, Southington Nott Street, Hartford .......66 Stowe Avenue, Milford Street, Chester ,.....,.416 Wolcott Street, Bristol ..,...,....275 Willis Street, Bristol .........116 Shultas Place, Hartford Prospect Street, Meriden Prospect Street, Meriden 89 United Homes Street, East Hartford Sullivan, Jerry .......,.... .,,......... 1 828 Boulevard, West Hartford Sutkowski, Ernest .,.....,.., ........,..., 1 5 Maple Avenue, Middletown Swanson, Amaryllis ......... Swiatek, Michael ..,.,.,... Swider, Ronald ...,..,. Szela, Amelia ,.,,..... Szeluga, Joyce ........ Szepessy, James .....,. Szepessy, John ..........,.., ,..........156 Tobey Avenue, Windsor 64 Pearl Street, New Haven Oneida Street, New Britain .....,,28 Antonio Avenue, Meriden ..,...,....209 Barbour Street, Hartford 79 Sunnyridge Avenue, Fairfield . ,...,... 79 Sunnyridge Avenue, Fairfield Szubzda, Florence .,,..... , ...... 122 Booth Street, New Britain Szymanowski, Candice ,...,. Tada chuk Ellen y , .....,.. Talalaj, Henry .,......., Talarico, Philip ..,...,. Talbot, Oral ......,...,.. Talevi, Amalia ,.,.,..,. Tanner, Thomas ...,.. Tansey, William ...... Tarca, Laura ...,...... Tarrant, Joseph ..,...,. Tate, Joan .,,..,......, Terek, Victor ........... Taylor, Shirles ......,...... Terragna, Marilyn ........ Theriault, George .......... Thomas, Serafim ..,.,..,.,.. Thorin, Anne ....,.. ..... Thorpe, Samuel ,,...,. .. Thulin, Donald ...,....,,.,.. Thwing, Sylvia ..........,.. Tierney, Bernard ........... Titus, Shirley ....,..,,... Tobin, Kathleen ........ Toffolon, Zoa ...,,.. Tolis, Peter ....... Toro, Frank ....,.. Tracy, Carolyn ,.,,... Tracy, Janice ...,..,,....... Treichel, Frances ...,..... Tucholski, Jean .,,...... Tupper, Russell ..,..... Tyler, Paul ,....,....,. Tyrseck, Eileen ,..... Uccello, Virgilia ...... Ulkus, James .,...,...,,. Urban, Margaret ...,,.. Urbanski, Judith ....... Vagt, Jean .,..,........ Valentine, Hugo ....... Valentine, Marion ....... 26 Market Street, New Britain Sylvester Street, Bristol ........122 Cleveland Street, New Britain .,,.,,-467 Myrtle Street, New Britain .,.,.,.71 Mansfield Avenue, New Britain ....,...lO3 Bridge Street, Middletown 32, Westerly, R.I. Whitney Street, Hartford ,..,..,.........,..Simsbury Road, Avon Hickok Avenue, Bethel 361 Pard Road, West Hartford 480 Burlington Avenue, Bristol .........143 S. Main Street, Manchester 20 Windham Street, Hartford Willow Street, Waterbury Flower Street, Hartford ., 27 New Hampshire Drive, New Britain Carlson Street, Bristol ..,,.....,..182 North Main Street, Thomaston Apt. 14-B, T.C.C. Campus, New Britain 237 Governor Street, New Britain Davis Drive, Bristol ...,...,.......Kent , ,,.,., 522 Warren Street, ......71 Spring Street, New New Britain Britain 88 Irving Street, Hanford ,......158 Waterville Street, Waterbury Columbia Street, Hartford South Main Street, East Berlin 25 N. Riverside Avenue, Terryville .,.,...63 Maple Street, Norwood, Mass. Main Street, Rocky Hill 167, Montville ...,....373 Blue Hills Avenue, Hartford Hart Street, Kensington Miami Avenue, Newington ...,,...,134 Hartford Avenue, New Britain ...,....130 Woodbine Street, Union City .,.,.,.....233 da Salle Street, New Britain 420 Church Street, New Britain Vallas, Harry ............,........ 3 Raffi Drive, R.F.D. ifrl, Plainville Vanderburgh, Mary .....,,,,.....,...,.....,........... 73 Ward Place, Hartford VanZandt, Nancy ......,.. .......,............... 3 56 Main Street, Portland Vasques, Josephine ........, ...........,.,.. 5 1 Lenox Street, Hartford Vecchiolla, Eleanor ..,.... Velidow, Mary ..,,.,.,.... Venberg, Eleanor ,..,..... . .,..,.......,. 18 Windsor Avenue, Hartford 6 Greenfield Drive, New Britain .......,.l56 Market Street, New Britain Vermillion, Frances ......,. Vibert, Alice .............. , Villa, Virginia .,,.,,.. Villane, Alberta ,..,.,.... ,... Vincens, Andrew ,....... , Vitale, Abraham ........ Vollhardt, Evelyn ..,.... Wach, Raymond ...,,.,.. Wahl, Elizabeth ,.,...... Wainwright, Ruth .,,... Wfalcofsky, Elinor ,,...,, Waldron, Carroll ..,.... Wallace, Edith .,.,...., Wallace, Lovey ........... Walonoski, Walter ........ Walsh, Edward .......,.. Walsh, Sheila ............. Walsh, William ..,..,.,. Walter, Gladys .,,...., Ward, Mary ............, Warren, Ann ,..,, .,... . Wasilewski, Eleanor ..,.... . Wasserman, Leonard ,........ Watson, John ,.,.,....,..,...,.... Edmond Street, Newington , . .. .Chamberlain Highway, Kensington 25 Colton Street, New Britain 23 Wellsville Avenue, New Milford ,...,.42 Connerton Street, New Britain .....,.,.l92 Putnam Street, New Haven ....,....l97 Linden Street, New Britain Ann Street, Fairfield 62 Taylor Road, West Hartford Hart Street, Wethersfield Hartford Avenue, East Granby ..,...,..116 Colonial Street, Elmwood 82 Main Street, Tarilfville 50 Erwin Place, New Britain , .......Atwater Street, Plantsville Yale Street, Waterbury .........169 Liberty Street, Middletown 39 Yale Street, Waterbury .....,.20 Summit Avenue, New London Linsley Avenue, Meriden .........370 Lloyd Street, Newington 352 Burritt Street, New Britain Garden Street, Hartford Apt. T-37,T.C.C. Campus, New Britain Waugh, janet .....,........ .......,....,.,... ,... ..... ,.,.. ...... ,..,. ............ L a k e s i d e Weaver, Corinne .............,. Weiman, june ,.... ..... Welch, Maureen ......., .... Welte, Betty .,........,. Welte, Herbert .....,, Wendt, Lorraine .,...... Wessels, Ruth .,....,..,.., West, Robert ................. Westerman, Harold ..,..... , White, Gail .,,.,.......,.., . White, Glenn ,,........ White, James ,....... Wiese, Alice ..,...... Wight, Sarah ....... Wike, Ronald .........,... Wilde, Gertrude ........... . Wilensky, Norman ....,........ Williams, Catherine ,...,...... Williams, Elaine .......,..,.,... Williams, George ,...... .... . ..,........ 339 Hanover Street, Meriden 12 Abbottsford Avenue, West Hartford Academy Hill, Southington Park Drive, New Britain 86 Park Drive, New Britain South Main Street, Plantsville 21 Uncas Road, New Britain Vineland Terrace, Hartford Cliff Avenue Ext., Byram ,.....128 Sylvan Avenue, West Hartford Myrtle Street, Meriden Spring Street, Bristol 900 Hanover Road, Meriden ....,,,,,272 Court Street, Middletown Street, Sharon Hariland Street, Bristol 97 Sylvan Avenue, New Haven Street, Litchfield ..26l Washington Street, New Britain 74 Hull Street, Bristol Williamson, Barbara ,..... ........,..,............ 8 6 Lalley Blvd., Fairfield Wilson, David ......... Wilson, Nancy ......,...., Winters, Norman ,...... Winzig, Charles .....,... Wise, Joan ...........,..,... Wivell, James ...,.,.......... Wlodkowski, Theresa ......, Wodatch, Robert ,........... Wojick, John ......,,,........ Woodend, Albert .............. Wupperfeld, Marilyn ....... Wyatt, Helen ..,,...,......... Yaconiello, Leo ....... Yale, Eleanor ....... Yates, Brewster .,...... York, Marilyn .......... Young, Donald .,.,,, Young, Richard ..,.., Young, Roger ....,. Zacarra, Toni .............. 245 Collins Street, Hartford ................,....Crest Road, Rowaytpn .,,.....590 Terryville Avenue, Bristol Cabot, Hartford 226 Nott Street, Wethersfield ......57 Walnut Street, New Britain .........114 Belden Street, New Britain 4th Street, Meriden .........736 East Main Street, Meriden Elmfield Street, Elmwood 97 Brookfield Street, Manchester Walnut Street, Naugatuck 96 Magnolia Street, Hartford 140 Worthington Ridge, Berlin 912 Whitby Avenue, Yeadon, Pa. ....,23 Putnam Avenue, South Norwalk 17 Anise Street, New Britain Cedar Street, Hartford Jil, Danielson 135 Longview Avenue, White Plains, N.Y. Zakrewski, William .,....,,.,.........,.. 78 Knowles Avenue, Plantsville Zanis, George ,.........,.. .,..,,....... 2 19 Hartford Road, Manchester Zawacki, Frarices ,...,. Zieckas, Alice .,,.,... Zieget, Eileen ....,........,. Ziegler, Margaret ,.,...... Zittman, Harriet ,,... Zocco, Anne .......... SUPPLEMEN Birnbaum, Ruth ........ Chubbuck, Elsa T ........ Colangelo, Marie E .....,... Cossu, Mary T .,........... Costigan, Daniel J ....... Croft, Antonio A ....... DiPietro, Marjorie S. ..,.. . T 25 Brookdale Road, Meriden ..,,.,164 William Street, Bridgeport Carleton Place, Bristol .,.....53 Hillcrest Avenue, New Britain Seymour Street, Torrington .......85 Glendale Avenue, Hartford TO STUDENT DIRECTORY ......,.,219 Columbia Street, New Britain ,.......57 Highland Avenue, Middletown ,......,,.411 Allen Street, New Britain Pine Street, Bryam 383 North Main Street, Wallingford ...........166 High Street, New Britain 68 Wildemere Avenue, Waterbury Donnelly, Margaret M ....,.., ,....... . .29 Russwin Road, New Britain Garvey, Donald J ....... 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