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

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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

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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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Page Twenty-eight HUGHBERT ADRIAN ELLIS fHFish,'J Classical Course Home Run Prize CU, Varsity Football fill 3 Varsity Baseball 131, Q40 g Class Baseball KID 3 Class Track KID. ,We could never understand how this chap ever came to be named uFish,,, but then, welve never seen him in the water. Yes, this is the lad who fell on the ball behind the Norwich goal line in that memorable game with N. F. A. g JOHN THOMAS FARRELL fulohnnynj . Classical Course Niagara Debate f3jg Debating Club ULD, Varsity Track Q4-lg Class Track ULD, Cross-Country Team MJ g Literary Editor of Annual Board 145. Cynical though he would make you believe by ex- pression and by action, the hero of this page is really a tender-hearted lad. His dry humor has become well known to all his classmates and his themes and stories are just too good to be true. WORTH WRIGHT FOSTER f Bud J General Course Biology Club fill, Radio Club fill. Wh0's that coming down the street? Why that's HBud'7 Foster. Everybody knows him. He isn't half bad but unless he treads the absolutely straight and narrow, there is always a hand out for him. Hence, be nice, '4Buddy,7 dear! ARTHUR GEORGE GAGNON fHArt J General Course Pot-Pourri f2Dg Biology Club Handsome, isnlt he? Not a trace of resemblance to the Lincoln who started this thing, of coming out of the sticks to be somebody. HArt is another one of these home and nature lovers?