New London High School - Whaler Yearbook (New London, CT)

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I Page Twenty-six WILLIAM JOSEPH CALLAHAN f'6Bud,'1 Commercial Course Biology Club 121g Class Baseball QS1. Although the saying still waters run deep is over- worked to the degree of becoming a mere platitude, it fits Bud,, with particular significance. As a typist he has won many prizes. DONALD CASEY lHPat7'1 Commercial Course Varsity Football Q31, 141g Varsity Baseball 131, 1419 'Assistant Manager Annual Board 131 5 .lunior Prom Committee 1313 Senior Prom Committee K41. Pat', typifies that great body of American press agents commonly called publicity menf, He's a great exponent of laissez faire. EDMUND THOMAS CLEARY f Ed 1 Classical Course Class Baseball Q31. Ed', is one of those big things crowded into a lit- tle space. Ed is as well liked both by students and faculty as anyone could wish to be. GEORGE WILLIAM CLEARY f Red 1 Classical Course Class Baseball 131. '6Red,, is one of the bright boys of the class both in color and mentality. He made quite a reputation for himself as a baseball player on the champion Junior team.

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HENRY GEORGE BENDETT 1 Hen 1 Classical Course Hen hails from away up Mystic and perhaps this explains his lack of participation in school activities. St. Peter, this gentleman will require a 6 7-8 halo and will be a big asset to the angel's chorus. SOL BERNARD BERNSTEIN 1'4So1,'1 Scientific Course Football Manager 141, Assistant Football Mgr. 1315 Radio Club 131, 141g President Art Club 121, 1313 Assistant Art Editor 131, 141g Photographic Editor of Mvtnual Board Look pleasant, please! In addition to being the class photographer, Sol has made himself useful in a great variety of ways. RUDOLPH BJORGE 1L'Rudy 1 Scientific Course Bal-Bul 131, Pot-Pourri 1113 Orchestra 111, 121, 131, 1413 Ring Ciommittee 111, Biology Club 111, 121, 131, 1415 Radio Club Treasurer 1315 Presi- dent 141g Junior Prom Committee 131. 4'Rudy is the culmination of the idea that musicians make good scientists. While being active in all scientific activities, he has found time to become an important part of the orchestra. FRANK CALVIN BRIGGS 1 Mutt7'1 Commercial Course Varsity Football 141, Assistant Manager 131, Base- ball Manager 141g Class Baseball 121, 131, Class Trach111, 121. Since his advent at Bulkeley, Mutt7' has been quite a prominent figure both on the gridiron and diamond. His stellar performance in the pitcher's box on the winning Junior team in 27', will ever remain in our minds. Page

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BERNARD MILO CRANDALL f Bernie j Commercial Course Bernie,, is the kind of fellow who does not say a great deal, but he means everything he says and ac- complishes anything he sets out to do. He is always good-natured, and frequently quite witty. CLARENCE DEWEY CRANDALL f Dell J ' Classical Course Varsity Football GJ, lilly Class Track f3l, Q4-lg Varsity Track f3J, Q41 g Dramatic Editor of Annual Board MJ. G'Dell,' is quite a student as well as a good athlete. He is especially good at '4lVlath. Dell can explain the most dillicult problem in the world on Monday, and Tuesday would probably flunk a test on it. How- ever, he is the type everyone likes and admires as a clean sport. JOHN J. DELAURA fH,lack,'j Commercial Course Class Baseball f3j. ulackn' is a usocial lion of no mean ability and, as it were, a social lioni' with an educated uspecial linef, His ready smile and cheerfulness have won him a host of friends. I STEPHEN HALL ELLIOT C Steve',J Classical Course Steven is such an unobtrusive chap that he be- comes noticeable for that fact itself. Steven is certainly popular with his class-mates. This is es pecially true as far as the faculty are concerned. Page Twenty-seven