Bristol High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1943 volume:

TORCH '- . BRISTOL I-IIGI-I SCHOOL . ' BRISTOL, CONNECTICUT - n Suhwpam 53.35 I fff f f E I-IONCJRIN6 Bristol High School Members tIN THE SERVICE-If Theodore Adarnczyk Harry Bradley Harold Brasley Edward Brault Donald BTOd9f1Cli Allan Cameron Frank Carter Kenneth Clark Merrrll Davts Charles Demarest Rrchard Doucetto Mrtchell Fava loseph Flermnq lohn Gatzuras lames Gauqhan Frank Glenty M1chael Glssas Eldon Heart Samuel Hoaqrnan Byron Hunt Roger Hunt George Iars lohn lxrelrnan Erancls Kmq Edward Kozrkowskr Claude Laus1er Edmund MacDonald Douglas Malcolm Charles Mclsauqhlrn Walter Mlchaels Lawrence Moody Frank Moronskt Ralph Nestrco Domtnlck Nettt Stanley Oqonowslct Phrllp O Rourke Kendall Peterson Anthony Petrosky Wrllram Reeves Wrllrarn Reklartrs Cvcorqe Rrmlcus loseph Rush Ralph Toornlos Howard Velasco Harold Wrnchell Edmund Zbtkowsl-11 Thls ltst tnclude those ln b6IV1C9 as ot Marnh 27 William Hoqan Harold Schepat DEDICATICJN For the past th1rty erqht years Mr Cottle has devoted all hrs t1me to the progress of Brrstol I-hgh School However We feel that he has QIVGH much more to the school than th1rtye1qht years ot devoted servlce rrnportant though they are HIS sportsmanshrp shlp of the school h1s ldeals are the ldeals ot the school There fore we the class ot 1943 attectronately ded1cate our yearbook The Torch to Mr Cottle is the sportsmanship of the schoolg his leadership is the leader- A9 1111 fllllvmnrmm Harry W Guffln Mr Gdfm paved the way for Techmccxl Hlqh I-hs quudcmce cmd tecrchmqs helped mcmy boys to get thelr start ln hfe he was not only our DTIHCIDGI but our true fmene ggi., ,a-.f of - . . . . . r . . 1 . . . , 7 -of P ', I D... eq 'R1,,,,5 1 1.. 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COTTLE PFIIIFIDCII 1AR1 FRESHMAN BUILDING 'C' Vzce PTIHCIDGI Vlce principal Freshman Bldg Techmccl Dept MRS, IANET SONSTROEM Secretory Terhnxfol Depmlmenl TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT ENGLISH LANGUAGES MATHEMATICS II SCIENCE 1., I.I1:s,s f-rImr.'1.s, I.I1s:: 'I' f.I1s:s Ifzr III. 1:1 I.I1, :Elf I Y'... 'I 1 ....:-,iv iw yffs. SOCIAL STUDI D COMMERCIAL SUBIECTS TECHNICAL SPECIAL SUBJECTS I Y-f-N f -13351 f.f.iS 297.1171 fftf E,f.:f- pf-'Lit f.f.55 Hefferxzr. :Int Haw. Iffxss Gyzf4n5kI, 11135 fi'-I: ff Iilnkl-I, ffflss ffm-S, M155 ff .,.. :.'gP.'1z:.. ..f :'I !:.fZLr., I'n L,. Li 21.1, A ' ffzglr' LII. TJZSU-I.4'I. f.fz. Hr. A . .V-15 rg I.fr,II:zz1s f.f: ' 1 ' ' I :J I-1155 fi--1.1, is z. f.f.:'s :Z :s T11 1 -is f.f1.s: 2.1, 1- fvfpf I .ze V- 3 '3 Lei! to Rlqht FTGHCIS Nxcolem Treasurer Iune Olze Secretary Kenneth Iohnson Premcenl Harold Brasley V1cePres1dent SENIOR CLASS CFFICERS I6 lxll II Te znlrln rf hose 0 kno flee JO OI is LJ11 D1 c xestru ' Xllw INIA. AINXIJOHV Gmny Cnmr' erclczl Clem nl manners gentle ol 1lle ION Hlllf y CAHLION ANIWVR BNI Q-lllk Conn lE'Ir ml Slenofyrrmll e 'f ll 1 l Y Vvle zem Dersonqlli SHIPS spoils nke llese are CI CJ es beg :el HH '11FLf JROIH 1' ANPERVUN 0 1 lleqe Ac fl lennf T ze 1 Q f me tfnke qool llsleners me :me CBG LAN ANDUBON Nur es Tmlnxnq There 9 nrvllnnq more Yuen llf 'mn 1 lnencl m nee ll mry ANN ARHENTO Lolleqe Teachers, Tmnunfy A n ezry hear! that lmnqlx G! Core wake all ln er Cla s 0 Inter Lloss Vfmlleyl '1 fx Llfxss French fqlul 7 -1 Archery 7 Bl w PNHIT llerln C79 S 1en!1'1 X Q GI more 1 lee 2pe1kJnf7 m sew fun 0 m amen cr eq jay JEWGICJ To Q 6 FQ! rHlE PAE! D .5 B guess beffre ADl91SlI6 r 'Al NAPT BA HANV College Teachers, Tr rmmq Her eyes are rh rpso lre rn blue French Clu Q 2 3 RAYMOND BACHANW Bunny Ceneml Personal Busmes Some Ihmk the worlrl n frrle for fun mmf! lrolr 'IH l so Ao ll ennxs 4 Ushers L MARTHA HMAN Comnerczol Stenoorfwplu A happy srrzle x lere e slie goes Arc ery r U Clue Vice Pres 4 A A Cogn cll Sec 4 DTGXTIGUC Ch 2 f L. 1 - .A L L me Jee Pre Jlzmrrveb EEST' IF, OITQQ Hr n W EAWE1' le re A r :err 1 y rrrrnf ,I f l 7 Tr'-n s 1 1 on LL A BALUA I ul rerr rcrl Stenoqrczphr Tv re to Her work her word lxer lrr r Q fy 1 1 Comm r U 1 VUNA RAUIFORD Fdfll ucneml Personal Busmeq iq nel nor lou l nor s zor' 11 lfut fl ple rso mfr mfr of then o Orc Qtm Crmrnor lol Cn B1 IH LARBA c efze I 'rfle llc rr Q O7 C 'l PQATHEHINE E.Af-i'flJCf'A 'Kay' general Pers nn Busmess She canes late ,fel she one ascla ner ass Bas rClass T nms DOROTHY BEAL Dotty on n err ral Slenafymplnr f Ihrzll ne vx as heard lk usmalf l Gxrls Cree Cu 2 'X Commerc1alClulu 4 lxENNEl'H BEAISON Ken Techmcal Ile lhrnlcs that momen are as xanable as a leather rn rn the wlnrl RAYMONDE BEAUDOIN Ramona Conn: e ral Sfenaqrapm A busy QI l she ll always be lfren l' L ul 2 Comm rcxal IIODINK r EP Aw pffllllf 9101 l6'l1l1l l C I l Kel If7 MICHAEL BENlAlvlIN Mike general Personal Busmess Go to Ihy busmess pleasure whrlsl I ga to my pleasure busmess FRANCES BERTINO a Nurses Tranunq mbrtron has no r A A Councll 2 Gamma Nu appa Glee Club Basket ball lnterClass Softball ln terClass Valley Ball lnter Class DOROTHY BERTRAND o General Home Trammq For the merry love therr mu s1c and the merry love lo dance Cvlec Clulu FHCHARD BEZA NSON Dick General Personal Busrness Dark dashmq and by some called shy but by others Oh my' So Cer Captam 4 qtu rx CO1HC1l rl'lll.lE BIELE Rl ll G ell slell V f rare P C --1 V V. . A . 1 C r Cs, 'V A ' A ' ' B -.1 El, l t- -CQ 7 key 4 ' hall, lute -C 7 .e ' . ,, ' ,, P Y C l 1 - - M V' ' My , , A ' Gsl. A V010 so Inq El A 'l 'l ' 9 7 ' ' 'l , , 'l lf K 7 - ' I H H HD tl, ' - r Af ' , ,F ' C ' x: V ' I I ll 'V I V r ' , Cl Cl 4 I F: . e ' l ,, Clulr 4. A ' 5 J, C ' : . det l l if ,QLIH VI, Y 7- i T 1 '- E: V5 1 .rf '5 U fl A l ffl frlc, '1 lzllle rj: I' 'Slow 'mi x c y vsrns .lzf 'e.:1,f:':f11. f'- Gf-rman 7. l-Z O VPr :SQ JEHEICI S En Of tne present mg Jery ztte V rrf MELVIN BOWRVNJ Bullets Technwal Hrs best thmqs are tn 1 flash ot the mor ent hrfl Store 4 ROBERT BOWDEN Bob College Screnntza What lrrendslnp may l thee-9 amera Club Band BLANCHE BOYCV eneral Personal E rszness A dancmq shape an VT rqe QUY glee Cluk Baskettal l t lass Valley Ball lnter lass l ub 3 Bas a Inter Class HARRY BR ADL? General always lake my tt rtse there s plenty Q LIY T fr '1 J cttc s Exces th st nalrlceabe-Des f 1 h Jr 'lA BRANI Tacte rr ercral Stenoqr rfhrc A q een ol sports r trren rl all S V ll 5 JSS HAROLD BRASLEY hqqs Techmcal A rollrnq stone gathers moss student Councll Socc' r l 2 4 Vtce Prrs1dent r C ass EDWARD BRAULT Yddl enerrrl Sctentztrr ll e work tt tascmates n s rrnl look at rt fir hours C 7 IOLE BR ZlNb T enerrl Person n B 511955 A peasant srvne more than rzvhes SHIRLEY BRIN General Personal Busmess Centle In manners but res clute rn deed DONALD BRODERICK Technical Szmpllcrty qenerally proves the better way Highway Safety Club 7 Bas ketball 7 ELEANOR BRODERICK College Teachers Trammq She always does her duty no matter what the task Glee Club Iournalrsm 2 Gam ma Nu Kappa Archery 3 I Rel Club 4 Nat on Soc 4 RUTH BRODERICK Commercial Stenographlc Fair play is a jewel, Basketball, Inter-Classy Int'l. Rel. Club 3, 4. ELEANOR BROOKS HE Y., General 'fGreat thrnqs come ln llltle packages. German Club 3, 4. RICHARD BROWN Toot General Scrence What lies beyond that quret exter1or9 Cam ra 7 Archery ROBERT BUDGE ob College Sclenlztxc was a scholar and a rrpe and good one Rrfle Club Radlo Club M nan PICIUYG Operator 1 Cam era Radro 2 Orchestra 3 Band 3 Nat Honor 3 4 MARY BUGRYN Mare Commercial Stenoqraphlc Lltlle sazd IS soonest mended CATHERINE BULLOCK Kaye Teachers' Traning I-last so much wit and mzrth about thee. '. el. lub l, .42 o - nalism Z: Band 3. THELMA BURGESON The Cornrrercral Stenographic Honest labour bears a lovely lace. Gamma Nu Kappa 37 Com- mercral 4: Nat, Honor 3, 4. EOPGE BURN F Lv enero' Personal B me s I-'aopf arrl trorr fa e I fr ree DOROTHY BUSHINQKI o Nurses Trammq stranger s kindness oft ex ceeds a trrends Basketball Dramatlcs G1 Clulal Band Orchestra MILDRED BUTLER College Teachers Trcunmq And then she wrll talk good gods how she wtll tallc' Intl Rel Club Camera Club I 2 Iournaltsm 2 French 3 4 Horlzons 3 4 DOROTHY BUYNOVSKY Dottte Gen eral Olten a silent face has voice and words Gamma Nu Kappa RICHARD C CALLAHAN a Technical Bom mth a qrft of laughter Rlfle Club 1- LAN! AMERON o eqe Acaaemtc 'z er ty rs an openrtess ot hea t AMES CARI lm Techmcal An eqlal mixture ol good humor and sensrble melancholy MIRIAM CARI General Personal Busmess Oh the heart ts a tree letterless thmq Basketball Inter Class Base bal Inter Class Int I Rel C ub I 3 NANCY CARTER Hank urses Trammq I Jas a stranger and they took me IH Bask tball School Paper u NAIALIE CASE Nat cm'rerc1al Stenoqraphtc we 'we a horse I can rtde I' .1 G - .AIS 'hid A l C A IGS.. AI G I A us. s C If - A - , A ' .!, - r ag 'SLC I.. H A C-.Lee Club It 2, 3. ' HA , , H V E 1 ' : ee A I ' ff f I ' Inn. Ret. Club? Camera Club. 'IWC , ' , a . I: I 4 I 7 , I- I' 7 J- - N ' ' ' .. E' 7 I Glee Cl b. ' C .I ' - - Me C' ry. IT 15.3-.REAHA CASTLZ Bonne Nurses' Training Farr and softly sc, aces fur H1 G 'iayf GL:-e flui- G'1rt1r:,'1 f'g Hifi- pfx IPFNE CHA-I P Car r errmlSte1cfymr ays snnlmq rt ltappy Clin RIC HARD CHAPMAN Chaney Technrcal ox tle lrttre ran e throws lns beam so slnnes lns good dee-as tn tlns naughty world efh Bul Soccer HOBFRT CHASE' Boo eneral Langt tqe e lcrnt ot man who at the Hour but ltsler s the stopwatch F1 l e steers Clux tr 4 Spams' CIGJ erfr lerscr GI X f Aw? HENRY CTAIEI. Hank Tecnrncal l hate nobody. I am tn vltfxre tty wttlz the wcrlfi. ' FRPDERICK COE Fred blleqe Classtcal M n who see but are nc! ltearcl are IIAQUSUIGIV by tleeas and not by wor ls rench 7 FDWARD COLEMAN College Acadennc Always lauqlnng lull ol lun He rs ltked by everyone Band 2 3 4 German Flll i 4 Swlmrnmq 'P 4 I OROTHY COOK o College Acaderntc n erry heart makes a c zeet H l rcuntenance f1'SlI F en H 7 4 IOUIS Osllil. C11 1 lea S e weft e r rx 'LA O .L orrrrer za o GWOQIUDLI F.: est VUFWGI U11 AMELIA COQTA 1 Commerclal Slenoqraphrc contentment ELIZABETH COULOMBE Betty General Personal Busmess Save your sorrow tor tomor row smlle a whlle today vlrls Glee Club Band 2 Skl lub 3 4 l-lorlzons 4 lEAN CUMMING General Clvlcs ln sllence many thlnqs are wrought German 2 4 Llbrary 3 lntl R l Club l Nat Honor Soc 4 RONALD CURTIS Technical You rnay accomplrsh easlly what yon hope lor easrly arnera Club l Tech Bul J 4 Torh 4 sch ol Stor J UNE fl Te 'ml af :fe a trlenr re o lOHN DA NNE Bu Te hnzcal Hope anl be nappy th rt a l tor the best BET lE DEEGAN e General Personal Buszness The sweet maqlc ol a cheer ful lace lOl-lN DEGNAN ack General Pe sonal Buslness T ought IS deeper than speech CEl.lNA lGlOVANNA Anqe General Personal Business The rrore we know her the are we lke her 'l.Zlf . Cl ST . ECMUNZ CZA.. CL' AQ Eddy C.llc'l t. .lc cfcf A .fi l. l.. frts 1 'Tie way to hf' . K '. IS to L ne. 'lml' M W . 'l To keep busy makes lor H C V ty H V B t F.. . D ' - .H C . ., . ,. rf I l e . 5 . . . ' RC, , , Alec: D C. ,2,3,41 1 ',, lj ROCCO DlPlETRO Hlumbon Techntcal Nature has grven us 21-fc ears, but only one mouth. Football 3, 45 Camera Club 1. MATTHEW F. DNENERV Matt Techmcal Hrs mma' rs hrs ktngalo ns wrll rs hrs law Ushers Club 3 4 MILDRED DONNELLY Mrllre Commerctal Stenographrc A constant lrrend rs a thrnq rare and hard to lmd lntl Rel Clulo 3 RICHARD DOUCET Soup Ceneral Sctentrtlc Hts ltrrbs were cast rn rnar y rrold lor hardy sports contest bold Foottall 2 3 4 Basket al 7 4 Student Councrl 4 HON! AS DOYI. eqe Screntrlrf Jaws r p easav ANN DRAPER College Classical But then her lace so lovely, yet so arch, so lull ol mirth, the overflowings ol an inno- cent heart. German 2: French 47 Torch 4: Int'l. Rel. Club 4. ROBERT DRAPER Drape General Ctvrcs Wrt now and then struck smartly shows a spark Glee Club lOHN DUFFY Du General Screntrltc He rs so lull of pleasant anecdote Football MARY DUGAN Mae Corr 'rerctal Clerrcal Dark eyes are fatrer far than those that mock the hy acrnthrne bell Commerclal Club 4 MLDRED DUVAI. Ot q et and stuflrous rspe rs she Frenc G s 7 es ra ,V ,..., I ,V 1 ,, , . ,, f' ff .TE ,, ,, f: - - - AIAA I I ' r ' .r ll A r cr , ,, fl, 7 ' . T. r . Q lf: I , ' Tommy Conxnercral Stenoqraphrv ,. ., Col. . J 1.1 , . 5 I . t 'Hts r' 1 ' all l 'rgt.j.' ' ' f',,4:3i331 27 3 4. Clukz 2: irl ' Glfee Clui ..- Orch- t F. I t ER' eeTer' 'GET Le I m USE FAN L C FGICIJ 1e11 U r er I f NFO sax! uflrr I6 ITF?-T IGI Clll VOHN FENSV f TeCh1'11cc1I W y shoul labor be 'rCf'f'u IPENE FIENENAIN w F1nm6 Geneml Hone T fu 111 My lcnque v H1111 y 1 rem ho nike U1 Nh om .1f Tl T1 AF N FUO 1 rses TIS171 SSI GI! .sl 5.-X 4 if l X Q1 .Q O 41' LA' Af' Dai uses Tm H1114 fees q sofmq 1 0 V6 foo OLD rlf 'J 'f Bu T 1111 1 ez JH I1 IORRAINL FOURNIED Co ermm Stenoqr 1Dhl Sober srecfibs ll let' e PC1111 Cu GF1-PHAR FDEP J PI Techmf G1 rppf um I iron re 1 U11 hee why uren! they mnrentefx 11ke 1 e 'IAVTS FVVN P' F Dwcky mes T Hag ICQFY Qpefwce Un HOOD! es JCIV' L1 CI Tnw C HELEN SALLAGHF? Rpiw f719Y16I'I. Persmml 5.s::1-es, YTYG r-o111pr:::1x1 'f fr '1111 f?.li, faIQGTQl.INA LQASVAH1-.U A111111 ' 4 'IGI 1 PQNO11111 H11x111ew 9:1 q WIN GAT ZURAS Iohrmy General IS a pau 14 S11 x mas TANKS L1AUf'HA'NI gy M Cd a1 '1e11e1 11 Pv1x0r111B11s111e 11 1 pcq 1 C 14 5 TS 5 Q I Fi' 51 M t ' ANASTASIA GEORGE C-Gal 'ffrrpzrercmf Cie-11CaI ,.e. ...ma IS .zke a s11n'1:3.' .. reaorzs any p1easanf- ness. ' nu,-,-,w v 1 J- .. mu: A: Intl. Re. J.11:' M azmrnerczzl Club Q FCRA GEEMALIJX NDC1 1 1111 Ste11aqmph11 Her mule IS l1ke CI mmba wma 1. 1 111s sky 51115 GIGS Cui 7 QOII1 Pla 4 FRANLIS GILNIY Frank Te-chmcal He shall never be aware o 1115 own 11 11nt11 he b1e-aks Ins shms agaumt 1t 11110141 alub 1 T1a1 uafi 4 AFQICIA GILBAR at or 1 e1C1a1 FIGIICGI xelasfves thai ould mvee 16 robx ers 'rom any C111 .s IGJIY vr '11, NX ure P 1691 eale 16 O LZIAEP J GLA f at 1' 9 F' 91 OIJD If' e rs a J t Jrtless g gentle 11 tor J r face urr S G e ETHEI. GLONAQYK General Person 11 Busme s Srlenre IS more eloguent th II ,vor ls DGNALD GRULNE Clem College Academlc tame IS the thrrst ot youth nf' Q German 2 WILLIAM GIIENNAN 1 General Perional Busmess Humor IS the hum ony ot hrs heart Ushers Clulr VIRGINIA GRIFFIN Vrrgre Teachers Trcnmr g It ts a trrendly heart that rfb, plenty of trzenjs Gormercrcl Clu 4 9? 3' AN GJSI AFQOIN J s Ter rea 5 rent IS JS g eat as the t ther s no rconn m t e errorf of 1 wrong I AL IJATIA GUTZURA3 NlGIllQ lererdl Home Traznmq Fer .ways are Nays ot plerrsantness f' ur RUTH GWILLIM College Academlc A 'srrrle tor one and a Glrls Glee Club 2 French 3 S 1 Clu 3 Intl Rel Club 4 G man 4 IOHN I-IABER Terhmcal IN tt re 5 own Nobleman Irle-n'lIy and 'rank Heb rr nan wzth hrs heart IH lllf LIIHBEQI H.+xEE'?b ROH Jw Tefhnzcizl Grevt 'zen are 'lot Dorn a 'r Q must make hrrrselt great Gamer, I ANN HADEN Comrxercroi Slenogroxphzf 'Attrzzrtrve to the oorrppip degree. Corners 2, E: lnt'1, Fel. Clul, 35 Comnzercrol Cluk 4: Arch- ery 35 Torch 4. BETTY lANE HANNON College Classical Excellence is never grontel to mon but as the rewor ot labor Debcmnq Club Grrls Cwlre ub 7 mon C H n Soc 3 LELAND HANSON ee College Screntrtrr There 1.5 somelhrng looks whrch rnorlci hrr' Q very learned rngn Glee CluL Blfle Club Conn ers Cldl Orchestra B n Archery RICHABD HABBIGAN D1ck Con rnercrol Booklceeprnc' What sweet delrglzt cz orret lrte affords Cfmrnercrol Clulw 4 I AB ABEl HPF Peggy ol efre Arg ter lr rteels ul 1 l If' '.'.'ll.LIAt.f HASELFUCEC Bill Technrcol He knows the most who says the lecrstj VEBNA HENN College Accrdemrc S re touched nothmg thot elle drd not adorn Mercury Debotrnq Clur Iourncrlrsm Horwons 3 Int l Rel Clulr 4 Notronol Honor Q uety S 4 PUSSFLL HEROLD Buss College Accrdenuc' A lrrend os, rf he were second sell Clul lntl Bel u -l NOBMAN HILL College Work rnglces the non Frfnclr clul lxl HOBBY were Clrsxrrr lrrrro po genre 1 skr L. 'I 110 YIZ HS A '-!JJ,T gene U Ver 1U AI! ifxf lerveral Person 1 E e lrke ' LEON HORNIE a College X5 fade er Ire rlee e Marffrr and While G ee C u 2 Tc rf' H rf ROGER HUIN M114 Gener rr Wry take Me serro 5 1 f f get cr! c . -2 atlfa TANE ILES Cc reqe Teachers T WIN K C sore N 1 S , 5 ness 'are GH S G ee x., Ll NG 7, i QP'-y JD E' uGRr'f-we uJJ clleqe esrc 1 e rf not sf' srfr ere IS Ol!! ff !rr'e cc' esf JD e 'us VARI. Q'-TA Tefvznrf 1 J res rn fre r f GEORGE TP-.Bb Skcome Ger eral Perscral Eusmess nth tha! somethmq .forrld tum up WALTUR 'ABS W al Technrcal Never prom'se more you can Basrce ball 2 Camera 1 re 'S 4 Ra ARIHUR NOOB err a s 9 rv ronesl r' 5 1 V1 s as oci as Hs La F. L , ,.- .. . . , SAYWJEL I. T Jlfiff , W P q r r ,.,- ,V- f- , -M L WJ: .., Ll, . Y , A ' A 'L' M f x -Lf - e yer bu! Ira: Gcci hams: is the fiemfh it 35 ' '- C- H M xr. the scuf. xg - Q' Glee C1 : Taj. -,-,W J H Avg, 55.2 Q .N 4 Eh- H ri 'r.1 F' A 3 ff Qsrness - X . W, I 'frhzv' Mez ' :fwfr 1 .' 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'iw ',-,'1v11: f11f4 ki. !.'.f 1'.'1 Ifflf. : .::.--2 IOHN KIELMAIN ack College Academr I took four wheels and on old tm can '-Ind made a Ford .ma the darn fhmg ran Camera Club I 2 German I-Ilghway Safety 2 I-I YI ns 2 MARION KIMBERLY Mayor Nurses Trarmng She enlered lhe roorr vorce zrst Camera I FRANCIS KING Beans Commercral Clerrca A day for roll and an hour lor sport Camera Club Football ELEANOR KIRSCHNER E Y General Personal Busmess Szlence rs woman s be t ornament German Club 2 ROBERT KIRSCI-INER Bob Technzcal Subtle ol speech benehcen! ol mmd NANCY KOERBER Nan College Teachers Trammg She keeps the golden mean between saymq too much and too lztlle Llbrary 4 Arch ry 4 BERNARD KOZIKOWSKI Techmcal Knowledge comes but wrs dom lmgers Glee Club I Cam ra Club 7 EDWARD KOZIKOWSKI Eddxe Technrcal He has enough work lo do and enough will to the work Camera Club l School Or cheslra l GENEVIEVE KRUSZ Gen Commerclal Clerrcal Her conversatzon rs Ike revolvmg door Commerclal Club 4 ROBERT KUI-IAR College Screntzlrc srlent and sale Srlence never betrays you Camera Club I 2 3 Ger man 4 l , e, . l HI .. o . : 2: A M zo ,3. I I ' ' I H H ' H ' do I ,, , . i G 11 - A Ku , HBE I .W . 27 EUGENE KULOWSKI Blonde Technical Now l see Vlllh eye serene The very pulse ol the machme - -l lh1nlc. Soccer l, 2: Basketball 2g Baseball 2, 3: Football E. lOSFDH KUPA oe Ceneral Smence Nolhmq endures bu! personal q11al1!1es Boys Glee Club I 7 Y DORIS LAMBERI' N1 rses Trammq She lS a n a1a' ol artless grace gentle 111 form and la1r ol lace RITA I.aMOTl-IE Nurses Tra1n111q Her eyes as sfars of Iwma 11 GIF l.1lce Iwhqhls too l1e1 111sky l1a1r uw1111n11na l FLORENCE LAND Eussle College Arade11f llllpleg l1lce 11 all wlur p 111 l1e1 Lheeks :ml 111 Q. CLAUDE LAUSIER College Sczenhfic The more people lh1nk, the jess they talk. C ORCENE LATHROP ean CO11111 ercral Bookkeepmq As 1erry as the day lS long 1 R l Club 3 Commer FRANCES LEBERT Fran Personal Busmess Clad that I l1ve am Hxghway Safety Club 5 SlI1ONNE LeBLANC 1m Personal Busmess Happy am l lrorz rare lr ree Why aren t they all nonlented me r1 e9 E 6111 Glrls Glee C ul EQINES LEFEBVRE '11 e Horace Con erc1al Stenoqraplu T 1 s are fnlles bu! senous atlers n sr be seen to Me1 .11y l D1a111a11c Cub ' Re Clua sn 1 Ball 4 11111 1c.1alCl l 1 lf XJ U FEE 1 'KIKI are 1 gran Ham: e 'IXRCELLE LEIJIA QV 1 1 Pe1son.11 Eusmess ch sl1e dances 111 svn Q Jay rm Q ESTHER LEUZZI College Teachers T1a1n1ng My own llfzoughts are my compamons TERESE Le-VASSEUR Commercml Stenograplur Muszc IS v-.ell send to be the speech of angels G1YlS Glee Clu l Comm al Cluc 4 AVRAM LEVISONI OZZ19 College Vffllle he lzves, let a r'f111 be glad Frencn 2 J Intl Rel Clu -1 'Ea Je Pe song B smess IS 1a1ge fmen egg es trio lo .Img ea I LP?-i LODOVICO oe cf' 1' e1c1al Clencal ll 1 e ol chee-1l11ln ss 1 po1111l ol sal ness s Jfe ULOQENCE LOVETT Stretch Comrne-rc1al 'e 1 not l1fe at all Wlfl'ZOl1l clel1ql1t E311 IN LOWICKI C' 1 efzal Booklceepmg 5' s ess rl1spctcl1el IT b11s1 ess ell one 'ENA LUBELCZYK ee C07 erc1al Stenograplnc e ost 1mpotta11t pat! of e ery blSlI'l9SS IS to know wha' ought to be done Band 4 Houzcns 4 C H1 1 efc1 C ub 4 -'ree Hn.e A T IN z- feneml Person 11 Ames IS no! enomlz rc IO cg 1 e must fl fIl H11 MARTOQIIE LYOIN Morqe fbmmerczrzf Sfenoql Din L rhy vcr 9 ae ' 1 s ee ,nj om f rf- :ll C ux J JIUNID DO x Ie-nerr Sc' elrfc uk f GIG Y 51.11 6 .cr IC Lrxb I HL LJOUQ Q Herge Ac eden AF I f 'F 1 OV I S V511 TFAN MANCHESTER eolleqe Acadenlc Busy Qs u Mddlers en Gus Glec Llul 2 U 4 Band x Swlmmmq 2 Frend A 4 Skl u em Cclblruet N' fxI'DV1AINQ wN ece S IGHIIUX VL 'mm IS more me' wleme IsVe 5 A IR' R MAR VII F 1. Techmcal s cruy fault ts that WILLIAM MARCU Knute General Personal Busrness reat souls m Itttle bctres dwell Cheer Leader Glef Clul D If mq I Dramatlcs I 2 FRANK MARONSKI Two Punch Techmcal Wtt now and then struck smartly shows a spark Tech Bulletm 3 Trafh Oi fxcer 3 ARTHUR MARSH r College Screntrhc I-Irs very foot has musrc rn rl Band I Ioumalxsm 2 Intl Rel Club!! Basketha 'I ROSE MASSARO RCSI6 Nurses Tramzn For she was Just the a ret lcmd whose nature ne er varies Gamma Nu Kappa 4 VI D I rses T a ore r e er e lr ROBERT MAYNARD Techmcal A leader ot men he rs des tmed to do great thznqs Rel Club Camera Clur Torch 4 RICHARD MAYRI-IOFER Techmcal There IS no qemus wrthout some touch ot madness arnera Club I 2 TI-IERESA MAZZONE Terry General Personal Busmess Constant quret lrlls my peaceful mmd Glee Club I Commerclal Cu 4 CI-IARLEQ MCCAIN IN Charne Ccleqe Acaae 1 A 'very clefer rr n by nature nl el IulGIeC I 2 Bandl A 4 Orchestra 4 Nat I-Ion Soc 4 l :PV JA- A -C---E - just ...A'fERSON Pre .c..y fin fs I I Ju r 1:1313 H1 Al - A h lf he 575 The we k gov: her, the UC fill, Q: tt w Q1 e her. - A I' H Bob ,,,.. . , r. N Q J ' . - 5 ,: ' J: G Tech Bulletin Z, 3, 47 Int'I. xt' 7 ' , .. - . : 4 U: . - F ,, , ,. D .F A C , , . .IA tu H ff , I. 7 ., II u, 4. Cl 5 . H U H I ' ni c V A fl r ' ' Ha ' ' I hu W ' H It ,,R lc 5 I Q olub 31 CAr.C- Us M:7fA.FI.l1': Mae Coilege Vfrterz lush eyes are srzzzjtnfy. ALLISON MCGIVNFY Mac Commerc1al T1e 11001 day quret holds the 1 EILEEN MCHUGH L allege Teachers Trammq Golden ha1r lrke sunlrqht streammq Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Iourn I lsm 2 Band 2 3 CHARLES MCLAUGHLIN Shck General SC1ent1t1c A fellow of 1nt1n1te zest For-Dall 7 4 lOQFPH MCMAHON TGfl7HIlf1l Thonat t l1 rx e learnet 1 1 5 111tr ue le :rn 1 :ore i '.'.'s.LT512 MELNQH ffvvqzv Terhmcal Meff Ifffly COYUS Ulll H2911 fflfjy go, ELA f gc 3:1 forever. HELEN MET ELBKV Mike e11eral Personal Busrness S1 ence IS sweeter tha: speech W ALTER MEUSEL Mlckey Technlcal Tl man who Conrentmtes l11s hours T Cl Bulletm l 3 4 an era Club 1 WALTER MICHAELS Mxke Technzcal rle lb not merely a ch1p re old block but the al block ttselt ee Q er1lPersor al B 181119 to woult st are tt l .11 ' A X I h'll. ff ' ' A ' ff 1 - 1 ' 19 J l . G - e I ' , , 7 C 1.- ,. , U . . . , ,, V ' off ' ' tl! , cj C I MGC ZLQNOBIA MIECZNIKOVVSPQI ' .11 1 K , ,' HW11' 5111. J 1 ,1 J ss: 11 hqf Oygly gg fi rye 211 1','l?O Y 11' VJIH !I..,Jt Nat. l 4 11. SC? 4. lI.1f,'1 'L 152 gn JE! EI J 6 ,er JIERRITI MILL Red fenem Persorul B 5111655 tl I deslre lo he ze use le IO tny lonfjz e WALTER MILLER Techmcal wlll sll down but the tzne wlll rome when yo hear me AVIGIIOD CIuh I MORRIS MIR ZIO Techmca True ment makes h :I 'ztt e nozee DE ER MISLJ' Tecnnlcm 'a apartcla tnl' ha 'e seen HIARJ OEF 'J '1 'IARA IOI' -' UI uses Tr nr HI sl tl all l s lellqht y I Arrhery4 Curl 'NIJ Kappa LAWRENCE MOODY Eddxe General Smence The an of though! Qtrzke deepest U Irs CIub 4 V' ILLIAM MOORE 1 General SCl9HllllC plays not 'or qam hu! for sport Font au 3 4 BaseI'alI 3 Cap tam 4 Student Cabm Cfuncx ERESE MOROC Q I fry Ieqe Acaaernc On e ana' her nlgh eniea he ugnt of pralse snail smne IOFGJQI De atm CIu 2 IOLIIUGIISITI Z I'Ior1zens 2 3 4 L1 Irary ' 4 Camera 7 Intl ReI Ctuh F ANOIQ IJULLIN Frankle TeCl1n1caf A qooa rep111a11on IS c e valuable 1l'1a11 r cney CC1 Bu1Ie1111 p11'lTII lG IIII RFSF NADFAU eneral Personal Busmess Se111r1q rarllery as1ae l 1 1 atlencl to se11r s 'nallers XIII NORMA NELSON Norm C 9119701 Personal Busmess To worry l111le 10 study less IS TIIY 1dea ol happmess RODNEY NESKE Techmcal by years but by fl1sDos1 O x rs lan v1 If ec llllllt e SJI6 L LLIAN NE I 1 1 urses 'l'ra1r1111q Her .111 IS the sal! of con sa11o11 1101 the 100,11 Pa 1 ma Nu Kappa 4 I'ViANC'IS NICOLETII Dooqle Fan 111erC1al Clencal Vblzc ever rs popular deser e a11en11on Semor Class Treasurer Glee Cu 7 '3 Torch 4 Stu ent COUIICII Presldeni 4 Football 7 'S Captam WILLIAM NORTON 1 eneral Personal Busmess Ile IS 11exer R11lh less FHFSTER NYERICK Te1l1111cal 1 11911011 ol speerlr IS rr ore than eloquence O1f'l1rs1ra IRD NYI1I 111111 C 1 l 1 Ill arealer fs .- H 1' H 1 ., T- A . i .1L.1,1, L ' 1 v ' ver- T11 ' ' If 41 1' I ' fflul. I 1, rg 3, , . , EIN . ,, .. I. , 1 . I e is 1 ' ' H 'J S lui Y 4- lb 1, Lp .7 d I, ., ., ' 4. V5 I V B'II 1 A G ' . Rod 'Chev N111 . 1 3 'Ill S' i I 11 I1 IS 'J sf 1 'or1. ' I411114 T: Y Q' 2. IfI'.'.',5 fi UPI 11-'11.11111c1i 1111111 Tec 'al T u '11 1.114 1:4 1119115 a .111111y lrfe 1:1 71 1l IN 111' A 'cf !'111.e. .5 . Owl.-'1rf1 -3. Q4 ANNI-:ITE O BRIEN Confnfercral Clerrcat O lull of business am l rcutry I tmq ARTHUR O CONNELL r Technrcal Hrs ways are ways of pleas antness and all hrs paths are peace MARIE OCONNELL Nurses Trarnmq The most manrtest stqn of wrsdom IS contmued cheertulness Gamma Nu Kappa German 7 3 Archery WILLIAM O CONNOR 1 Commercral Clerrcal Clothes make the man Intl Rel Club 2 Horlzons 3 Ushers Club Comm rc1al Club 4 STANLEY OGONOWSKI Stan General Personal Busrness Strll water runs deep JNE OLIE F6 1alStenograp'11 O r Drrde and joy u Z Ar e y C mmercxal Clu n I Class S c PA RICK OREGAN a eneral Sclentrlrc the world loves a happy man PHILIP O ROURKE F 1p Commercral Stenoqraphz Hrs many talents well em ployed Commerclal Club Presldent 4 Student COU 1C1l 4 Track 3 4 DOMENICA PALAIA MIHHIP College Teachers Tramma Success affords us the means of securmq addrtronal success Iourna ISITI Intl Rel C u J Fr rch Club 3 4 Natlonal Honor 4 LORIA PALAZZO Gt ry Comrnercr l Stenoqraphrc Laugh ana the world laughs wrth you G1rls Gtee Cluh J 4 Com merctal Clu 4 ., , H CCE., rc' ' ' '1- O B H I 1 . . C It C ' 1 N A ' ,, , , N Int.. Re.. Cl b 5 ch r 25 I ' H N Y U 'F Tor':h : C . - ' h 'Mex' ng LJGDCII 1m2i J: 4: Nat. I-I: c, 3, 4: C e - Banc 5' 47 Vcmmemm' X-'UD 4' retary 4: Int'I. Rel. Club Sec. HA in up tw . G I ' 'K MAJ: H 1. ., B'll 7 I' 'Y I D. 1' 21 '. .lb ' ' ' Ag e . . ' I , : ' . fs' 'J A H .C ,. a 35 QL E PARP!-Q l r S Tmrrl y leur! J rke rr e ncme Nu Voppa THFRFSA PARA ,larry C enerul Crvrn s They pass best over tlze worli who mp ove 11 ourckly Forus French Clul HENRY PARDO Techmcol A boy who can work boy who Con ploy Q boy wrc rs, rr true lrrend every dcy Trcflxc Squad 3 4 OLINDO PARENTI O ie Technical l.1le rs Jus! one trouble i:,, 1 mother. iOl'lN P,f3.l.'f1Q'l U11 ' Pzvy' Tef'l:1:1c'1. lf1'erytlz::z',' f'z r1,ef: If 1-:lie '.'.'r11ls. if OINAL PEASE Don Cole-ge Accderrrc ere Ed tlfe s ll Cnonlea by rzelody .song Bcnol 2 7 4 Orcnestrc 2 Camera Clulf 4 VN ILLIAM PEASE 1 Techmcol As I1 erry as the day IS long ROBERT PENDA ob General Screntrfrc To be employed IS to be happy ys Glee Club 1 2 3 Cheer Leader I7 3 VINPENT PENIKAS ,, i ,, College Scieniilrc 'lfcrnestness IS the b,st Qlll cl merllcl power. occer V, 4: Golf 37 Mo' Picture Gpercxtor 3: Spanish ul: 4: Nc. Hon. Soc. . Ei-.RHRRA PERKINS Bczxle Serzemi Personal Eusmess On Le: and her lzrqlu er. zjerzrcr, the Qzqizf of prfnse s.7:C1f:: slzzne forever. Orcnestm ., 2: mt, Re., ,sup Q r V, -1. 66' Jr H V DALI. P E ctr: IJGIIGIUI F 1 6 he I If q. Je' VI AHGARE PIE Peqoy Nurses Tram r e b you re naturally IIS QP vu Nur L15 Fwn u SHIRLEY PLOSVV BDI' VOVWTVZGTCIUI Stenog ' JAN hetfeetse e VOIIITUGS skpt GII 2 7 G mmf: P -xwxhx PO O PI es e 'e sue!-es e P ssesses tI' Q JI ,es IN4r, CHAELES Pffiifffl 'wx-., '3 n .f:. .'f 1ef.r1f,' The kgrzj -f ':!r:s!f .. the piC!Gqr'1gLr.eI. ffzfle Clan- Charms - Eir. -1- Ushers' CQ: 4- 'T A - . W b 1, . I us e' .ircn 5, P111 'if R351 HP! 4., ' -wws 'STI 1' fo . w yas: I. Az. I' If f II Ie':1.'y 'Icesn I jmy. .. . I T PFC 'Irs mc to e 11c1!:.m ' mee. CHQ' GI-, Ing . CI .7 Ch CI k, 2, .. . I :mph V I'. if sp B3 I b , 4: f:.t. A, . n , ., ,Iwi .ff Z I 411 f,'I ,'T'f'.' ' L fiI..l.fI1fI ffxrs 71:12:57 Ez' FI .h ff: J p rs ,cu ' he Eizgiest Au' 711' M. Gamma 'u I::,pf' 2 4, SYLVIA PROUTY Sylv General There is no substitute tc: SIHCGYE GGIIIGSYHSSSA VIRGINIA PUDNEY Trudy Nurses' Training Tis good nature only wins the heart Glee Club Gamma Nu Kapp Tl-IERESA RAFANIELLO Tessle Commercial Stenoqraphic l take my fun where l find it Softball l Volley Ball l Bas ket all l lnt Rel Club 3 4 Comrnercrat Club 4 Nat Hon Soc 4 ALBER l' RAIUNE General Personal Business What would l do without v orren9 ltl R1 Club 3 Commer ma Clu 4 Ushers Club 7 C ARUELO RAVITA Baldy Technical al sta to tie rr r O sri aller llfllll Ssuaa GEORGE REDMAN Dick General Personal Business He has more lcmtollc than a microbef' Football 4: Soccer 2, 3: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. BARBARA REED Bob Commercial Clerical She glides o er the floor with the greatest ot ease HELEN REED Commercial Bookkeeping Study to me is play Commercial Club 4 WILLIAM REEVES Red Technical Ee are the fury of a patient man am a Club l KARL REICHE The Count o leqe Acaden Tle ta ent ot success is nott can do well my e C lourna ism 2 Horizons 4 Bas etha c -1 rack 3. b : . . , 1 l ' Al ., ,, ,V A In W ' n ' . ef 7 E - ' ' I lg 7 ' C ..er , I C H H C l tic 'Content are those who are UIQ YTIOYG fh0U dOlUQ what Srn l ir: tture, r l y 7311 l f 2 Q ri . it I Hitters- lp Im't. R I. Club- T .c Q 'E 4. I 7 ' 2,E' Torch 1 k ., ll: Nat. l-Icn, S: . E. 5 T 3, 4. E8 LOIS REI I-IELI olleqe Teachers Trcrrmnq Her quret Charms have aarned her many 'rtends WILLIAM REKLAITIS 1 Techntcal matters not how long yor ltve but how well DORIS RETZLOFF General Personal Bustness Brown eyes lor laughter ELEANOR RICHARDSON Rlcky Commerctal She smtled and the shadows departed Intl Rel Club Connmercxal ub 4 LAURA RIEMER LareIe1 orrmercral Stenoqraphzc Pleasant words are valued and they do not cost rruch G rman Club 2 3 ANNE RILEY rrmerctal Stenoqraphrc know her ts to ltke er ul' 4 'rat Club 2 Archery C u GEORGE RIMKUS Zlqqv eneral Sctence r rs the chtld ol nature LEONARDA RITTLE ee ommercral Stenoqraphrc Srmpltcrty has an abrdmg charm ommerclal Club 4 IANICE ROBINSON lanny Nurses Trammg How modest and shy rs s e Gamma Nu Kappa 3 4 RUTH ROBINSON Shorty orrrrerczal Stenoqraphrc Short IH stature but sweet m rranner rmar' 2 3 Intl e ub 7 4 Commerclal Club V 4 C ' To ' ' h - Intl Rel. C1 .I 2, 3, : Dra- ' . .Q tc C' : 3, 4: Commercial l b 4. ,,B.u., lt 1 G ' A t ' BGSQDGII 3. 4: FOOfbGll 4- Int'l. Rel. Club: Glee Club 2. HL ., A C A . h ct ' , ' I A ' I H C I . ' ' ,, Ge . , , 45 '. R l, A ' CI .J L, 5 ' 39 GUS AV RO Guts: Tefhmccz Hes so unl1c1cy 111 e 11110 ocmdents not 11119 0111 to bappef YC bo y else BLA 'MLK ROD Ben Fommen 1611 Ste11oq1z1pl11r She IS so ChOTI'II l 011mv1c'1r1l C1111 4 MARCELLA ROW EIN Mcrzy Colleqe Acodermg SOC19fY IS v holescre the Lhcrocle Lomem Clul I Tl R I Wu IUIITUGIISIII KENNETH ROYS TeCl1111' l ' 2111 11111.19 IS 'mme :,. 1b e 15511. ' . 1 ,H-.. E IS 11' 1'.' -1: rg.: , . CU!! II61' I I Sli? I. and f:, 'y A1 fx ftfzffxt Squrxd 4. Q 'Yrs 'WOROTHY SANFOH Dome 11ses Trommq PEYYG C' speed' be11e1CenI fl ITIHCI GRAQ F SANT ORSO CO111111e1c1Ul Clem C11 1 plles of c111ls II 111 never knew umercml Club 4 ICCIO SAVING ChlC en eml Personal Busmess l1ke to see h1m laugh S ff ICH ol h1m has 19001 t1me Boys Glee Club '3 4 Opemt 1 sucxl Fd 3 MARY SAVING f'e11e1f1l Personal B11s111ess 7 '11 ze! brush 11.1,14' p1c'1111es q1Q'.',' ..14.fsllQ if 1.'1,e f'c1l I lf1. :.',','i1','s S 11 1.1 .he , 1 N Hess. 'vq '.'-- 'y,. 'JH v 1,- J. X. ., x1 .... 1. '-V2 '. . rv -N ', f' v- f f 41 A-A , ,, ' . . ., ...,. f ... ' . 1, ..1. -1. A- x Q e 1 pfckkeen Jrefe e c 1 sre .rxc In , 1 E 11 ere rrmq cf How Sc POEEF S HEIDV Con mercrcrl Bockkeepmg A workrr an 15 knoffrv Lf hrs ffork Camera Clule 'T1 PLI Vx u HAROLD SCHEPA 1 Snuffy Techmcczl He IS cz httle chrrrrrey heated hot rn U rmnule IOHN SPHEP Techmcol Nature herself hrs desrqrr MARVXRIE Sf -'UL XVIGIGIE Ccrfrrercml C1er1u' Pczlrerz e ccrzcz ers 0 e wcrU fbmmerclcl Cm., 4 Y .5 Jn S F655 Jfe DEISE 3 6 5+ 'OINJ .z-EQJJ Ray enero! S 1enr141 Xfords are for .ffor er1 1 t1or1.s are for men III' lu 4 hhqhvmy y Cluh ELMER SELNAU Techmcczl He sraecrketh not yet there IS conversalzon m h1s eyes C e Mclnfxq r 4 .JOROTHY SEMRO V ot or rr QICICII Sterzoqraph C Sufree lmq corr es cr1'y by Irymq Erlsxet CI ey EG 7 15 2 fm VXI EN1 SKININE? xr .rrefera f'1er1cc1l Necret and self ccntame ' cm SO11f ry as on oysrer Came Clu 4 Ce 'were Q U A PAULINE SMITH Digqie Nurses' Trarmng I'l.ll9 is Jus! o bowl of Chernesf' ,J rzirna lNu Vappa. HOMAS SOBOFIA Sm1qgs Ceneral Dersonal Busmesa For Saian hnds wr e n11scl11el 51111 CORRINE SPELL Rmny College Classrm Toaay IS ours lets bOI1lSh busmess I sorrow Ill 'Sl To the gods belongs tomorrow Intl Rel Club l Camem 2 3 French 2 3 4 Archery ALEXANDER SPER L Alex Techmcal lt IS prudence to be s1enr 1 s !1r e to s HOW NLE PII e1Q1f1 erspnfr s le. s nerr! x she s meer: e FLORENCE SPIELMAN Corrrxercnal Stenogrophrc .-'llways ready for a good 1 r1e ' 4 Commer f' 4 Nat Hon Soc 4 ANGELINA SPINELLI ollege Tearhers Tralnlng those arts 111 Vlhlffll the 1 se excel Nolure fs Clnef masterp1ece IS r nt ng w ll Intl Re Club 3 4 Dellatxna 7 French 7 3 4 Iourna 1sm 1 rary Horwons Natlonal Honor 3 4 S AMUEL SPITZ Sam College A VJISS man Wlll make Fore opportunmes than he hnds EI E-.INOR SPOONER E ly College Teac hers Trommg The beauty of a lovely x oman IS lrlce mus1c what can one say more? Mercury l TICKQI Seller I amero Clulo 2 ourna ISIN 2 Dil funn A le-rx N e 1 Perscr rl B11s111 s Iv Q: cl H ,' Q PATRICIA STEWARI IS Nurses Trammg Happyqo lucky larr and ree Intl Rel Club Chorus Arch ery 2 German 3 Gamma Nu Kappa 3 IOSEPI-I STRAHOWSKI ake Techmcal No one can but lzlce hrm Basketball 4 DAVID STRONG Stravxd Dong College Sc1entrl1c n Angler hath a Jolly 1 e RUTH STURGEON Ruthze Nurses Trarnrng In quretness and rn conlr dence shall be her strength Gamma Nu Kappa 3 4 RUTH SULLIVAN Ruthze Commercral Stenographrc Shes all my fancy parnted er Shes lovely shes drvrne Commerclal Club 4 EVELYN SWENSON Swen Commercral Slenographrc All succeeds wrlh those who are of a cheerful drsposmon WALTER SWENTON Wall General Personal Business Thoughts too deep to be expressed HAROLD I TERWILLIGER Bud Technical As good nalured a soul as leather DONALD THOMAS Hawk College Screntrlrc Facts are to the mmd lhe same thmg as food the body lournalrsm 2 French 2 LENORE Tl-IRESTEN en Commercral Stenographr To act wrth common sense accordrnq to the moment rs the best wzsdom I know HS. .. l 1 H I HA . 4 l'l ,, Tennis 1' 2' 3' 4- e'er trod on shoes ol ,, ' to ' ' ' 1 , 3. l h 7 5 ' , I 43 nxl .L O Ff- ue e wer ml Ste zoqrczpw IIUQTZCQ s tle 'rotlzer 0' goof: loft ne QC 3 IH J K 'DPU fx YW FI PS L1 r SUT F 5 C IQABELLE IOK AR' Colleqe Arm e111L l! ls the movmre ol kncwl e lqe IO speak 0111 1t lb Ilz AI7!IJllE'O6' ol x IS lon t llSlCll exgury S1 fl l u 2 4 D bam 4 lOLlII1Cll1SID 2 Horwons 4 French 4 VINCENT TORT ORA Vuuue Gene ul Sc1ent1!1c' lxe-1y!l11nq succeeds w1ll1 rheerlul nature S Gee Club l BRUCE TOVN SLEY College Srzenulzc Be s1lent and sale sueme ne er betrays Glee Clu S Easel G 'Qi x II-Ik E P mu I H GV! Cl 671 e 0,11 -4 J 939 r IFE OIICI 'I XELHIN lllbzkf Blom 1 1 e111 1 Clemul me 1! to be II QI 111 1Or3EHI VALEN HNF o College Arodemzc' 'le 'ues tluouql the Q11 Wlfll ze qlecziest of ease ull l german 4 NME VALUNZANO e GI Pefsc 0 Bzsmess e that can s111'e un .SVI e A I NIH Hlfgxgs X1 P n rs Personal B sl ess he he Jr! Jre wg-e ! AE E VOPW ED! GG or n GIKIUI Steno gruplur She s llttle but she s fl sc She s a rortcer lor her stze rmr g IIITIP' C I CLYDE VOSE College Screntltzc A retzrrng sort but a staunch anel farthlul trzencl LOIS WALSH Nurses Trammg A patr of twmlclrng laugh mg eyes m a sweet good natured face Camera 2 3 Gamma Nu appa 4 Arc ery French 4 OI-IN WAZOR4O Iolcrmy Technrcal The re ard 0' a thzng 'tone rs to hafe 'lone 1t 'Q' -:sq L5 31-U J I UL N .1 rr J Der me s e s'n,f 'ern JVLINE WENTLAND I ercral Eookkeepmg 5 e 1 regular gab about G rrrfan 7 5 Arc ery rrer la Cuh I-IAROLD WHITE I-Ia College Academzc C1 eat rs the power eloquence Bo s Glee Club l 3 er cury l Camera l Debcrtmg '3 French 2 HOYIZOUS ournahsm 2 Intl Rel Clul VALERIE WILSON Va Commercral Clencal ers rs a lovelmess undelmable c Store I T1 ket Se e HAROLD WIN HELL Techm al an be pusnecl 11st so far IOSEPH WITLICKI OTTO WOIKE OLGA YAKOWITZ 09 College Screntrtrc Personal Business Techmcal Serious and studzous diligent Great works are performed Oh' rt rs excellent to have and trrendly a model oy perseverance a grants strength student Commercial Club 4 Football 2 Baseball 3 Graduahon Thoughts ln trrnes that past sun s t and rose agaln On graduates all robed rn gown and cap Who ventured forth 1nto l1fe s sun and ra1n On open door of Future Brrght to rap They looked to serve ln many varted ways As cle gymen who show us wrong from rrght And gurde us all along throughout our days As sc1ent1sts who lgnorance do f1ght As doctors who reheve the sufferer s pl1ght statesmen who wlll lead our country r1ght deal out Just1ce farr and not appease teachers who all knowledge do bestow busmessmen who do supply our needs housewrves who play the1r great part we know farmers who grow f1elds of wheat from seeds But on the graduatlon eve soon here Well look to futures of a d1fferent klnd Because our country to us all so dear ls sore ID need of all of us we flnd The Army calls to fly her planes we go To man her tanks and shoot her cannon too The Navy needs us the Marlnes and so We go to serve the Red the Whrte the Blue The glrls dream too and want thls land to save By QIVIUCJ a1d ro our men ln the lrne And so therr place they f1nd as WAAC or WAVE And on the roster of these forces s1gn We look to banrsh our foes trtfe and care To k1ll forever want and fear and hate So when ol1ve drab we all no long r wear All graduates Brrght Futures Wlll awart Samuel Spttz 46 l l I . ., . . 1 9 . T . And plot the downfall of sickness, disease: As ' ' , TO ' ' , ' , 1 As : As ' .5 As ' ' , : As ' . . C . . Q I Class I-llstory I9I-L3 september 1939 saw another bewrldered collec tron of grammar school graduates 1n th Freshman Burldrng wrth the mechanrcally 1ncl1ned varrety tn the Technrcal Burldrng Nothrng much happened at the Freshman Burldrng rn the frrst year rt was the same as all the other Freshman years there was a Fresh man frolrc the boys sat bashfully cn one srde the grrls sat I1Q1dlY on the other srde untll ll oclock then everybody went rrgnt home tc ntrast wrth Senror yearl We had chorus danclng class traffrc rules everythrng every other class had Of course we had exceptrons and who can forget them? In our Fresh man year Verna Henn started on her long l1st of Honor rolls Ruth1e Gwrllrm spent a couple of weeks rn Florrda loslng lrfe guards 1ob for th m Lorrn Holden that popular fellow whom the class lost unfortunately rn our Junror year was elected presrdent and there was a strange eprd mrc of pockrnarked faces among the beautres of the Freshman Bulldrng whlch when rnvestfgated was traced to the SCIGHCG room they had made cold cream I thrnk Lee Hanson our superchemrst and trumpet player slrpped some sul fur1c ac1cl rnto 1t Val Wllson kept shop 1n the school store and trrecl to keep up wrth the appetrtes of men lrke B111 Marco Blll Norton and Oscar Kapch nsky tphotographer de luxel And wrll Ruth Sullrvan ever forget the Tennrs Club dance that year the dance she dldnt go to because she got mumps the day efore Doug Malcolm spent a good deal of hrs trme keeprng two Jumps ahead of Mrss Kuhlman 1 1 study perrods and Corrnne Spell spent a good deal of her trme keeprng up wrth Mr Smlth 1n Latrn class The boys at Tech were happy durmg the Fresh man year because that was the frrst year there were any boys at tech' Mr Barnes gave a wonderful grft when he gave the Tech Burldrng because the fellows who have made use of that gfft are a def rute asset to cur countrys war effort However the Tech boys learned more than shop durrng that frrst year they perfected a very drffrcult feat for to thrs day they can count the number of cars rn a traln wrthout lookrng out the wrndowl In September l94U we of the Senrcr Burldlng were Sophornores and we were happy because do vvn 47 ll Class l-llstory here we found plenty of room for actlon but unt1l the f1rst report sltp we d1dn t know that all the actlon took place rn Mr Cottle s off1ce The fellows at Tech were happy too 1n the Sopho more year-could xt have b en because of the secretartes who walked 1nto the classes and stopped them? To start the fall sports season rolhng Ace Batley and Dave Strong won the doubles tn the C C I L tenms tournament and Fran N1co1ett1 and Ken Iohnson those two popular and athletlc athletes won the1r f1rst letters 1n sports Karl the Count Relche started h1s colorful Journal1st1c career as a sportswnter IH Honzons and Terry Morocco started as a dtrtsweeper upper for the Waggrng Tongue It was tn the Sophomore year that we all met that llttle commerclal student Wllh the appetlte of a whole corpo atron Ann Haden That actor Erme Lefebvre and that actress Pat G1lbar dtd some genulnely professlonal acttng 1n the Rrvals Dtck Doucette supported the basketball team 1n 1lS drlve for the champtonshtp Harold MIHHIQ from Tr1n1dad Whlte started down the llngu 1st1c road at B H S and I l..OdOV1CO Ioe Kupa Dot Beal and Vmnxe Tortora ro ked the operatlc world w1th the1r performances ID the Mlkado Dot Cook Edna Bam ford and E1leen McHugh helped to make the Mlkado the success tt was wtth the1r f1n work 1n the orchestra The boys at Tech got a new add1t1on to the1r plant 1n the Sophomore year a new ma chtne shop an eff1c1ent shop whlch added to the 9fl1C19I1CY of an already eff1c1ent school The men over there went sol1d for Roosevelt 1n the fall electron The Te h fellows were also to be seen on the1r revlewlng stand the brtdge spannlng the mlghty Pequabuck Nottce we say fellows when referrlng to Tech men Th more colloqutal word wolf hadnt come 1nto b rng 1n our Sophomore year All tn all our Sophomore year was a b1CJ YGCIT fOr B H S The School GSDGCICIHY the Te h Department was rated hlgh 1n the state evaluatlon and we won the coveted New Eng land Champ1onsh1p 1n basketball CAS the fellow 1n the Cameo found out as he plcked up hr crushed hat from the balcony floor after the s ores were announced? September l94l found us Iumors Tech started the year wtth the old cry More Assern bllesl The Students 1n the Sentor Bulldlng thought they had a comprehenstve knowledge of the 1ns and outs of the place unt1l the forms for absence sl1ps were changed lt d1dnt take us long to get 1nto strlde though and the fall athletlc season got unde way wtth B111 Moore on the football team and D1Ck Bezanson and Mac MacDonald on the more gentlemanly but lust as devastatlng soccer team CThey tell me as they take 48 Class History the splints off their legsl. Elections saw Rita Dagle in her second term of her two year regime as class secre- tary. tWhat a campaign manager Milly Donnelly isll-Then with cold weather came the slack fad. lt didnt go out with warm weather though-it just went out. The swimming team with Dick Wilcox and Ed' Coleman on its roster won the C. C. I. L. championship. Don Pease Bristol High s Harry Iames started work on the Carnival of Venice . tWe dont know whether he s still working or not.l Maybe this historian is prejudiced CWonder why'Pl but the B H S Band began to do excellent work in the Iunlor year The Band gave a splendid concert too Seen in the Band at the games were lean Manchester Bob Bowden Kay Bullock Dick Peterson and Mary MacDonald holding up the horn trumpet pic colo and trombone sections Tech had a confusing year because the teachers were shifted around so rapidly Why it was getting so that when a fellow fell asleep in class he couldnt expect to find the same teacher there when he woke UD The big event of the Iunior year was the beginning of one session This bewildered the bewildered and made the more bewildered more bewildered The school stores in the Senior Building under the able management of Florence Spielman did a splendid Job The chief problem in both buildings was that of potato chips however these were supplanted by those mar velous muscle making monstrosities D vil Dogs .f 9 Class Hlstory For the f1rst few days of one sesston through several people went around holdtng the1r respecttve stomachs and 1nqu1red what was good for 1nd1gest1on Some chemlstry students re ommended a few formulas but we dont know how many of them were the rtght ones We hear that a few of the v1ct1ms are st1ll under ob servatlon Those that got 1nd1gest1on were the ones who dldnt learn how to get to the lunch room aulckly and efftclently flffftctently that s an eleven letter word for gettrng thru the mllk l1ne wrth only one broken rtb a monthl lt IS rumored that Don Greens other nb the floattng one was sunk ln a mtlk l1ne battle that year Elly Spooner and Ann Draper clarm that they got thru the l1ne all rtght but they probably had pull on the Traff1c Squad The Natlonal Honor Socrety tnducted new mem bers ID the sprmg of our Iunror year and Entd Hobbs and Betty Hannon among others were the Iunrors gen1uses There were two Tennls Club dances that year and the boys l1ked the rdea even 1f 1t was hard on the wallet The Tech boys rushed to gym classes and rushed back across the rtver thankful for the fact that they wouldnt have to do 1t 1n the Sentor year but they dldnt foresee Mr Anderson s comrnando tram 1ng The achve Iumor year drew to a close w1th every one looktng forward to the most acttve of all years the Sen1or year September 1942 bowed the gentlemen of Tech back to Tech and ushered the students of the Sen1or Butldtng 1nto the exhalted chambers of the thlrd floor and the only exhalted chamber on the second floor room 210 The sta1rs were a drawback though An expert bell Jumper mvesttgated r1ght away and de clared that ln beatmg the bell Sophomores had a 22 se ond advantage over the semors' The chte d1ff1 ulty at Tech was the problem of makmg up tune lost by Chrtstmas work rn 7th pertods Before the rule was hanged one mathernattctan f1gured that he had 37 7th perrods ahead of h1m' Ratxontng was tn full effect rn our Sentor year fwe dectded when we saw them brmgtng butter to the U L. Class l-llstory stores tn armored carsl Bob Budge a Natrona' Hon or student nad a peculrar rdea about ratlonrng and rt took Mtss Pulsrfer a whole study perlod to convrnce hrm that he Just couldn t get another B book DY Jorn 1ng the Book ofthe Month Club The football tea'n won the C C I L champlonshtp Phll ORourke wasnt able to f1H1Sh the season wxth the team on ac count of an 1nJury Speakmg of the slck 11st brrngs us to Bob allas Boo Monckton who had an especlal ly long Chrrstmas vacatron and vtvacrous Fuss Land who wasnt quxet so v1vac1ous after a very rnys ter1ous accldent whlch lnvolved her arm The new members for the Natronal Honor Socrety were an nounced among the new genruses were Elly Bro derlck lean Cummmg lane Iles Leon Horne and from Tech Ioe McMahon Earl lsham and Walt rn splte of ha dshrps and the Tech Bullet1n w1th Bob Maynard at the helm developed 1nto qurte an rmpressrve paper All these thrngs have been the l1ghter srde of our years at B H S W1th the l1ght goes the dark however and we feel that we have had more than our share of darkness durlng the past four years After December 7 1941 the day of rnfamy Brlstol Hlgh was transformed from an ordrnary medr um slzed hlgh school 1nto a medrum slzed wartlme ed ucatlonal plant The war was Just a novelty at frrst we admrt but rt has turned rnto a gr1m reallty Many fellows and teachers too 1nclud1ng Mr Clark Mr Nestlco Mr Burns Mr Flemmg Mr Demarest Mr Heartz Mr Bush Mr Toombs Mr PetroWsk1 Mr Zbr kowskr Mr Hunt and Mr Fava have left school for the servrces and many more w1ll leave shortly after graduatxon Although leav1ng home to go to war IS contrary to our Amertcan natures 1t doesnt make us too sor rowful for after all a person gets satlsfactron out of dorng h1s duty especrally for h1s country What does put genulne sorrow 1nto thrs hrstory IS the untlmely cle Sl I , . I T ' ' . 1 I I I - I I I I I I I Meusel. In the literary field, Horizons did splendidly A I I , -' 1 1 I l - 1 - I 1 - 1 - I 1 - 1 - , . , . , . , . ' IIA --Q Class I-llstory IGI 11e L 100 1116 FV ,1 O 1e-'I hers MY Mos 1 e11 us 11 our 1llI'11OI vear 11 was a s ac 1 1he Tech boys who haa Ieuhd 1I'1 h11'11 a 1ea1 111e11d When news Came C1 Cap1a1f1 Z1:1 14 NQKIS death 1V1 1h Ph111pr:111es 11 was a1'1c1he1 sh 1: 11 IQ true 1d1,1 we are Oroud 1 a 1 s a each 1 F Use a S1 C 1 a w Q1 asaht merhones Q 1171 111 dur C11 yedf se c IQ C3016 111 CT1V 1ss Cases QIT s 1: s d1e and 1h1 dd 1 1e11e' 1 1 1 1s Cds s 1ah11111 L-ers T1C'11V T TV1 G11' V1 12 a s 1 f 1121 1qh and 1 he e h QCQ f-N 11,1 7 1 1 fl Q IR IPI U1 N e p11 1 V131 'X I1 F' 1 rv A vw Q Ib CLYQ C Q 'CLAY VC f' QQ C111 of QQ aff: XJ f X7 L1 I7 Ts 'A Q - -- q T -- . v ,. ' ' U' if I 5 . Af11e'11 1.11.-T ur ,C . . kl, .1. A s sh 14 f 1 lg 1 , I 1 , Tv.. . 1 V. I' 61-1 'Q '. e -,' :asf '- ,Q A hi he 'vas 1 e 1.1 B.Q-t 1 1-11,h. We 111 h 1d hey' A'e 1 ' - 1 h,. Q s 1'1esh1:: 1. ... 1V11ss Cas ,1 2, - '31 1: IQ the 31 M.- f '1-, as she liek- 'pg 1: 11ee 4 es ,Ci1YlI'LC111-13113 -1 ,.I1'QI1T'1i,111f1'QS see' de1' ju-: .I ,. .he f fiZf11 Q1 . 1. 1i11 LfCLilj11 fL1CLlf11 :Cr raw 1111119 C1135 te B :e1H' , 1 et The 1'1::a1 i?fCIIfII1E!11 111 p:111:Cula1. 5.11. G1f11f'1 had 1h x,1'e1:e Q1 1:95 w11h hs ' 1 Q' 1- he l114ed 13 f1'1?ff.' he had dirtiest Ce1.f1de11Ce H1 1he:1,: lf. 11121 he fe-1:1131 1:'.'ed 1he111. The Sex 111 '11,desg1eC1a11y1he Tech keys wha a1e1he111s1 1:3 :31ddL1dte 1131 1 ' 4-3115 if 1he11 ':..'.1 11.I1f11I.ij ieel kee1'.1',' h1s akseyee 1TffII1 1,11 C:111111e1i:e111e1ii 1es?1v111es. Tips, f11ElI1,1S11'1E hisiefj ef the Class :1 1943. the Claw af 1,3 'x'fl11 Tiff 1+ I 1.5 .f11.e1:.1g1s' fir the f11'.'1:.1 QI.CQCi-9215 1112111361315 I.e.e T111 1a1h,. - 1he 1as1 c1a-s 13 7Y'If-'.Li'ff 111.ds1 11711. ,,:'t71e's ij1l1C1fIY1CE'. 1 .f11'111 11:1 ffl' if s:1',' h. 1 -ha1 we 1ee1 ak f '11 V11 ' 112' 'l1L'11 s1 f'e.11 :ai say that 11.11::h f11'1:1 1 f1'1ff':.'f,' f1f'.-11, 1f11'11S Cf'.I11'1'?fIff. 13' 1. 111' 1 '..' 111511 11 If 1a1c1e1'y 1?CQ1',1S3 Q1 1-111, ,1,111f 1F exe 111 1.1 '1:'f '.z1,'.'e i11Q1I1'y' a11d dwg 1111:1e1ei'::1c1 11.1 :yi 1'I.ij 11.1.Qs 1ha1 can hzfd C'11 111 was 1.1711 111111 say x-:QT11 111,15 '1..ff1 are ,1Y'If'1 .11 11 '1 B1.-111 H11 Sehciff' 'T11 hepe is 1h1:1 .11. CC,111e as he 11,1 ks 131211 ' '. 1 1 hm 11113 11121 1111111111 'AUQTZIS ini EHS1' H1111 xvglf 1h1111c 1C1'. '1a1f,' 51 The skis: ff 1945. ...v1,'1fC1CZES C' 1.111 Q1S11flf 1:.Q1e? fT1'i'1Qes f.1':f ::.1, . The Last Wlll and Testament of the Class ol IQLLB ol: Brlstol l-llgh School Know all men by these present that we the Se 1or Class ot th Br1stol H1gh School 1n the C1ty of B 1stcl County ct Hartford State ot CODUGCTICUT of the Un1ted States ot Amenca Earth UDIVGISG Solar System alter a tumultuous year of play1ng the game ot rat1on1ng lotherw1se known as h1t or rmssl and be1ng ot a queshonable sound and d1spos1ng m1nd and memory do hereby make publ1sh and declare th1s as cur LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Dave Strong the face contort1on1st ot the Sen1or Class leaves h1s vast collect1on ot Jokes and gags to Whack H1chardson ot the Sophomore Class Bob Valent1ne begueaths h1s Encycloped1a ot MOYCHISTICS to anyone that wants 11 Gus Bode 1eaves h1s S129 l3 ho s to be hlled Blanche Boyce leaves a gap 1n the g1rls sports to be t1lled by Mary Dr1scoll Blll Marco lclass g1antl passes on a l1ttle ot h1s he1ght to Mop BenJam1n of the Sophomore Class B111 Pease grac1ously abandons h1s cackle laugh to room ll where 1t was heard most Darlen Schaefer leaves her tem1n1ne charms 111 the capable hands ot her S1SlGY R1ta The betore school QOSSID gang whose head quarters IS at the school store on the th1rcl tloor leaves a well o gan1z d grape v1ne system to the g1rls of the ll1l lOf Class Snulty Shepat leaves h1s sk1ll on the lathe to Ed Cyhulsk1 The tratt1 squad b queaths to 1lS new recru1ts the strong arm of Gohath and the pat1ence of Iob Mar1on Sawe leaves that beauhtul sm1le of hers to Mur1el Sprtng ot the Sophomore Class Ron Curt1s leaves h1s tr1angles and T quares to Farmer Hamel Carol1ne McCarthy bequeaths her bfG1dS to a Sophomore Margaret Harr1s 53 .zfW'-0 s l T Y T l Q u 1 ' 1 . ' , fl' S Y1 Y . 1 , 1 , 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 I . 1 11 11 . 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 . 1 C . S C M b Feet Don . . 1 . 11 11 1 . 11 1 11 1 . 9 1 . A 1 , . 11 1 11 T 1: -, 11 11 1 . 11 11 1 .H Q 1 1 C V , 11 11 . 1 1 . S 11 11 , . Class Will Eileen Mcl-lugh leaves her position as the Veronica Lake of Bristol High School to Patty Conners. loe McMahon leaves his auiet manner to Rubin Matt. Skooml: labs leaves his many excursions and excuses to anyone or two capable of a high point of perfection, The Senior air craft spotters leave their important job to their many capable successors. Dick Mayrhoier, the boy with the ever present argument about teachers and report cards just leaves. Walt labs leaves his tricky cowboy manners with a Ford to Bunny Blakeslee. Frank X. Gienty and Dick Moftet leave their abilities to conquer the opposite sex to Bed Stoddard. To anyone who wants his neck broken every month, Bill O'Conner leaves the Wagging Tongue. Chas McCann leaves his remarkable ability as master of all ceremonies to anyone who can fill the bill. Ace Bailey takes his outstanding tennis ability with him but leaves a mark tor any oi the lower class men to aim at. 'iBcck DiPietro, that stalwart on the football squad, leaves his vacated post to Hank Gaughan. lake Strahowski leaves his ever-present smile to brother Ed. Bob Penda, of the Boys' Glee Club leaves the presidency to any lunior boy who can sing second bass. Class Will Sirnmone LeBlanc bequeaths her ability as a l-A Hollywood actress to Betty Hultman of the Iunior Class. We of the Senior Class would like to leave with an assured feeling that Room l5 will some day have a steady teacher. ' Cholly Peterson closes his shutter as right hand man of the Visual Education Office, to be succeeded by Pete Maronn. Iiggs Brasley leaves his four-year past on the soccer team to Frenchie Tousignant. Bob Maynard leaves the headaches of an editor to any upstart who cares to shoulder them. Bud Fletcher leaves his blushes to Bernie Costello who can easily use them. The boys of the Senior Class bequeath to Miss Moore their sincere wishes for more solitude and less talk in her library next year to aid in her ardent effort to maintain it. Harp Broderick leaves his electrical skill to be taken up by Ken Alson. Harold White, the little Napoleon of the Senior Class, leaves his forceful oratorical abil- ities to William Scoville of the Sophomore Class. Blackie Adamczyk leaves his tasks on the crosscountry team to Ed Suhawski. Earl Isham, store manager, leaves the worries of shortages to Frank Burillo. lack Tye leaves his many loves to Noble Pierce, if he can handle them. To Ralph O'Bourke is left the title of one of today's most popular songs, Mr. 5 X 5. Iohn Pensik coughs up the dictionary he swallowed as a Freshmaneat first we thought he was going to keep it. 55 Class Will ACTIVITIES Student Council Seated: lohn Draper, Mr. Hitchcock, Florence Land, Francis Nicoletti, Mr. Cottle, Kenneth lohnson. Second Row: Richard Peterson, lune Olie, Catherine Porrini, Mary Bachman, Edna Brandt, lean Manchester, Theresa Morocco, Grace Carlson, Patricia Gilbar, Ruth Butler, Mildred Butler, Margaret Harris. Third How: Karl Reiche, Charles McCann, Arthur Marsh, Verna Henn, Lois Vtfalsh, Cath- erine Bullock, Thelma Burqeson, Iohn Duffy, Vtfilliarn Moore, Robert Penda, Lawrence Bailey. The students of the Bristol Hiqh School are well represented by the members oi the Student Council, since it is composed of presidents, secretaries, team captains, and editors. During the year many conditions were improved and problems solved. One ot the most important events ot the year, Mr. Cottle's farewell party, was sponsored by this organization. Freshman Student Council first Pow: Mildred l-feaj, Kathleen Ayfeti, fcan Cooke, fean Velasco, G1'ria Bonetta. Second How: l'l:n:.a:L H'r.i, l.u:ili-- fusitc, Dorothy l'I',riog,aske-, tftpnils Fc ie. Tlnri How. Ishii Meielsky, Hfllfrill Cook, ftlxn Stephens. Althouah new this year, the Freshman Stddent Council has shown a areat school spirit. It has made many improvements throuahout the school and has sought to create a young democracy in the buildinq. 53 A. A. Council First Row: Thelma Eurgescn, Kenneth fchnscri, :AZIY Hackman, Anita Toilet, Arthur Marsh, Edna Brandt. Seccnrl Pow: Mr. Feiche, lr. Cock, Francis fliczletti, Lawrence Eailey, lffr. Monahan, Gi.l,f-rt Euilcck, 'Jfi.Qiam flczre, fzhn Quffy, l.fr. fatter. Made up of captains, managers, coaches of athletic teams and various members ot the student body, the A. A. Council is an organization of the Bristol High School which awards sweaters, letters, pins and certificates tc deserving athletes. Technical Student Cabinet First Pow: lcseph Mcl'-lahcn, Gordo: Stocks, Ernest Ccnrcd, Robert Th-errieri, Robert Matt, Poke t Pileski, Ernest Stoddard, Richard Ricci. Seccna Row: Rocco Dipietrc, Alex Suchcdclski, Emil Anderson, Henry Gaughan, Richard ltfcffxti, Clinao Parenti, Walter labs, Richard Chapman. Third Pow: Kenneth Miles, Robert Spooner, Robert Maynaro, George Taylor, Adolf Frier. The increasing growth of Tech made a student cabinet necessary in that building. The members were elected by the student body to represent the entire school. The aim oi the cabinet is to improve conditions around the building. S9 Debating Club Because of difficulty in getting a sponsor, the Debating Club ot the Bristol High School has not been so active this year as in the past. However, they helped in securing aid for the Community Chest by speaking at the theatres and other public places. Una Moriarty 3 Vice President -r Alice Yaknoitz Treasurer Verna Henn President Catherine Porrini Se retary Commercial Cub Iulie Baldaccini Se retary Mary Ba hinan Vice Presiaerit Ma Dugan T asur r Pres1aentPh1lpO urke t ct N services I' Q c r iustiess The Cu e o II 1 Q' ri o 'J i 6 , Y' -ag 3, - . , .W . . S l N 1 , 4. C ' 1 f X ,. f Nw x, t . T 3 . f- 3? T c It f- 'Nfl l . il lu P e ' ,, - TQ 7 2 1 .c - ,Q , . I T i 1- X . . ' Y Ro is in he rzied Torniizercpcil Cltxii, coiiigicsed t::.l',' of seirrzrs, is -xteizzely izzipsrtgnixt 1:1 heliuiiz students prepare lor their future Jobs by derriunstriiticris cn liusiiiess iztachziies arid tfjillts ly ': .1 ' nieri. ...' 1 b tries t Aozrzt :txt lj tl e sudext '.-.'h:1t the business :mari expects of hir. The C1125 als eniays sociafs .rid eriiertatliziezits. C lnternatlonal Relatlons Club The purpose of the Internauonal Relahons Club 1S to develop an apprec1at1on and under standmq of other lands by studymq the1r customs by readmq current events by correspond ence and by contacts wtth people who have l1ved ln or vrstted other lands Th1s year the club 1S dlvtded 1nto three workshop groups whose mterest It 1S to study Chlna Indla and Iapan Standmq Norma Perkins Treasurer Cath rme Bullock Secretary S ated Naryort Budqe 2nd V1CGPfeS1d nt A thur Marsh Presrdent Ann Draper lst Vlce Pres1dent C Kappa Seated Lo1s Walsh Presldent Standmq Barbara Monckton Se retary Dorothy Scovllle VICG Presrdent Patr1c1a Walsh Treasurer S lc rs rr VIGS and dtscusslons take up a large part ot the um at the Nurs s Clul: we ttnqs Whxch are held durlnq the year G1 ls who take courses 1n nurslnq or who are 1n t res d tr 1t are gr atly alded by these rne tmgs whtch are strtctly profess1onal Throuqhout the year they also att nded lectures q1ven by outslde orqamzatlons ol l O V I I - , . 1 1 , - B ' K I Y . Q. I C 3 e : ' ' 1 1 9 E . - . 9 T C Nu ,iv td , C 1 X 1 , I , . . , . , Q93 S , .O , . 9 9 2. . . .r . . . - .. V. . 1 nl . . . . . . 1 9. 13 1 9 9 . A 9 . . . . ' .- Le Triangle Mystique The airn of the French Club is to acquaint the pupils with the language, art and culture of the French people. Again the club sponsored its annual Semi-Formal which proved to be one ot the most colorful events ot the school year. This year, because of the war, a great interest has been taken in the study ot the Allied countries around the Mediterranean Sea. and the French colonies around Tunisia and Algeria. From the proceeds ot a sport dance the club also contributed toward an ambulance. ' fs I I Dorothy Cook Treasurer Rosemary Chapin Secretary Florence Land President German C ub Seated Paul lohnson President Ruth R oinson Secretary Robert Valentine Treasure .Standing Robert I Valentine T e war did not seem to h nder th activities of the German Club of the Bristol High S hool Besides their regular meetings they had a special spring feature to which the mothers oi pupils were invited Short sketches were enacted by the pupils one of which was an interview between an American officer and two German prisoners The moth rs enioyed hearing their chilaren speak Cierman E: - ' X nf - ,R s ' Y - U' I H . X ' Vice-President ,Q ' - 1 ' A , , . .. h ' - . 1 e ' ' i ' . . . . . Althouah new this year th Spanish Clur: hopes to do much to promote the practice of Spanish to familiarize members with the customs the literature and the arts ot the Spanish speaki g cot, tries The m mbers also hope to do a small share in promoting the Good Seated: Catherine Bullock Secretary Standing: Ronald Ebb Treasurer Vincent Penikas Presid nt Iohn Draper Vice President Camera Cub First Row Leland Hanson Marilyn Cook Richard Peterson Second How Robert Chase Peter a ronn Ronald Curtis , M - This year th Camera Club of the Bristol I-l1gh School has accepted members who are in- terested only IH the details ot photography Throughout the year the members ot the club are busily snapplng pictures ot the students and their high school activities hoping to find Band Carriers: Leland Hansen Edward Coleman, Robert By.-Jden, Helen Rhoaes, Donald Peas-9 Paul iorznson, R'1YITlTY1'i Bailey, Hannah Rosenblati. Clarinets: l. Edward Nicholas, Emerson Rionards, Richard Brown, Katherine Papko, Virginia Williamson, Betty De- lairs, l-lersert Mines, Dorothy Cook, Arny Munson. Trcrribcries, Charles McCann, Robert Badge, Richard Peterson, llary lJfa:3onnelQ, Horns: Marvin Rosenlzlatt, lean Manchester, Adeline Maher, Lillian Lalcachevich, Helena Luivelczyk. Basses: Edna Barntord, 'William Iahnson, Wendy Taylcr. Percussion. William Kendall, Robert Adams, Dorothy Anderson, Therese Elliott, Annazriae OBrien, Gearae lonnsan, l-larry Stephens, Annette C'Brien, Henry Cook, Pmcofo: Catherine Bullock. Sax: Dcrotny Fink, Librarian: lean Nelson Manager: William Kendall Student Director: Charles McCann First George Earns, David Graham foseplz Leaovico, Treasurer: Robert Pezida, Pre-siolen' Dudley lrzaraharn, fr., Vice-Presidenv Vine-ent Tertora, lose-ph Kupa, fharles l.fCC'1UI'l. second Pow: Lawrence Palin Harry Stephens, Alex Caruso, Ir,, Edward Vfehner, Kenneth Bad Poseri Gatti, Alvord Erlina, Cicero Savino, Publicity Manager- Albert Parenti. Third Pow: Freeman Creasey, Vlfilliarn Scoville, Edmond ludd, Allllfl Kazarzowski, 'Nilliarr Cavalieri, Harald 'Nli1!e, lantes Laiovica, Douglas l.lf:Kiiiqht, Boy! GHee CHub w Orchestra Srtt:n7: Edna Barrxfara, Eileen Nici-luqh, Dazine Fiorella, Elsie Brooker, Theodore Erritrg, Err:ers::1 Fliiharas, Eawara Niahilas, Hannah Plasenzzlatt, Lawrence Shular, Denali Pease, Leland Hariszr. Rupert Adams. Srariairicy: Gloria Gulii, llarian Holmes, Darathy Einlc, Henry Ctalc, Charles f.fCCann, haleri Buaae, Mary Macilonnell, Adeline Maher. First How: Doris Potvin, Madelain Lal'-Konica, lean Ohrrnstedt, Eleanor Burns, Stella Skorupsici, Veronica Gerzaniok, Betty McGlnn, Marion Miller, Lillian Lukacheviclc, Florence Bechard, Lena Mike. Second How: Nancy Holley, Lois Seareto, Anita Gatzuras, Angela Coppi, Dorothy Beal, Dorothy Contrastan, Dorothy Hlndfleisch, Lorraine Christian, Shirley Conopask, le-anne Giller, Muriel Smith, Barbara Kvedar. Third Flow: Helen Gould, Margaret Harris, 'Wendy Taylor, Doris Carlson, Dorothy Fink, Shirley Hespelt, Marauirite Christian, Virqinia Schulz, Marion Ricco, Bernice Flezner, Rachel Lahazio, Eaith Sanstraem, Betty Hultman, Sirrrcrze La Blanc. Fourth aan, Apps Row: Connie Tetrault, Lois Helrnina, lean Ulrich, Blanche Pelkey, Connie Disy, Louise Lisgecki, Theresa Dee- Mary Duquette, lrene Fienernan, Ruth Koziell, Doris Sullivan, Peaqy Tfzwle, Connie Cook lean Sloan, lane ll, Marion Holmes. Girls' Glee Club Song and Cheer Leaders l.,.,. 4 ,Y ,. rpm. .. ew ef-'-me my U I A,,, s ft.. I Este! fayxr, Skt Club To learn the art ol sknna to ao on excur slons to the skr h1ll and to foster a los relatron sh1p arnona those who enroy sknnq are the rnarn purposes and chrei ohrectrves ol the Brrstol l-lxqh School Skl Club Entertarnment soctals and talks make up a larae part of the reaular Frtday rneettnas btcnarnq G crqe V llc X Secretary Seated L ward Nrclfclas V1cePres1dent X lt rr Ca ty V srd l.c1s Alrecht 'Treasurer Paint and Palette The Parnt and Palette Brtstol l-lrqh School s new art clulo has be n forrned to orqanlze those tnterested ID extracurrtcular art acttvr tres Because there rs no delrrttte oraantza tr to take care of decorattons for varrous events cl the school year the Parnt and Pallette has adopted thrs as rts purpose Under Mtss Lgeruldsens able quldance we are lulftllrnq that purpose well Because ol warttme con drtrons the club has dectded to accept alona tcr outstde orqanrzattons c 't Qecre ary irc ILGFI VIICIFIC S hut treasrre IS f r tt: . ' ' ' , c e ' - '. ' : e J' c , , , . 'ci . , ' - ' 3 'Jiljat r , . re.' ent: ' I, ., , . . C 'cn ' l M wtth tts school allairs, the task cl decorating Seater: 5-fazcegl fm.-Jan, c 1 'f lsarel lf. Txkarczyk, A -st,, 'dll c.'lz, t 1. .f'1:r1r:rr.Cj Pltyll M rr' 1 66 I-lorlzons HORIZONS STAFF Seated F ancrs N1COl9lll Sports Edltor Ruth Thompson A sxstant Ed1lOI'1l l hx f l 1 Moro co E 1tor1nCh1et Florer' e Lana AdV9fl1S1Ilq Manaa r W ll1am OT Feature Eat! r Second Row Ang ltna Splnellr Verna H nn Vmd Hobbs Cath rm Porr1n1 B tty lombe Roo rt Bowden Mildred Butler S cr tary lXn1ta Tab r Ar'to1n tt Spm lh Glor Gordon Amta Gatzuras lhrrd Row G orgln London Barbara Phelan lean Nelson lan App ll Shlrl y H sp t Dorothy lohnscn Marcelle Row n Mar Ofl P1 r Th puolls of th Brxstol Hlgh School eage ly awalt each lssue of Horrzons a combtna t1on newspaper magazrne ln 1t lmportant events storres and rncldental news ot the s hool are featured The staff IS made up ot those rnterested rn Iou nallsrn and therr oooerattve etorts are to be congratulated Freshman Horizons Cub lam a '1 y A n Seate r rm V1 K Barr At the regular weekly meetrngs of the Freshman Horrzons Club a s parate bran h from the Senror Bu1ld1ng l-lorrzons there IS nruch enthus1ast1 cooperatlon among the me'n bers These puprls completely run the paper thems lves and then send thexr artrcles to the ma1n branch of Horrzons 6 . . t . : r ' ' ' ' ' ' , . s ' ' -' -C 'e, 'Teresa c ,. -' - ' , .C ' ' ' ,e-, i ' 'Vonnur o . : e ' ' ', e , V. ' , . e ' e ' ', e Cou- , 'e ,A --ee e, .'ee '91 ra T ' 3 e ' e , . , , e e , ' e e el, . , e , 1 'e 'e ce. . . . . . ., . H . 2 Q ' . V A V . V , . , - . . . . . . A V. , V , , . r . , A . V . V . V 1 V 1 11 . ll ' ll Sli!!! 11:17. E e L. Cours-'-, flzljr-ed Meaie lvl : '.n e llirrltcc. ' i: No ma Pe' ns, Robert Sonstroem, I' cl Canter, Holly QU, - Q f- V V V , V V V , V 1 . C V V L ' . I V V . 3 T V' V 7 Tech Bulletin Seated: Vv'alter Meusel, Business Manager: Robert Maynard, Co- editor: Robert Ricci, Assistant Business Manager. Standing: Francis Skinner, Francis Mullins, Richard Chapman, Fton- ald Curtis, Bernard Tousignant. The Tech Bulletin a popular paper at the Technical and Senior High School has been very successful in establishing a strong school spirit It has made the boys better acquainted with each other and has given information of their act1v1t1es It has progressed this year from a mirneographed to a printed paper Frrst Ravi Irene Duval Louise Spielrnan Muriel Smith Dcro hy Rindtleisch Ann Armenc Barbara Monckton Hear r Eroderick Edna Brandt Frances leglrriski Ann Haden Shirley Mer F ris Lund aj Mrlarea Manke Dorothy Sem ow Ade line Vtlentland Nancy Koerlger Paricia Stewart Glcria Dade Qurnicn r Archery C ub The regular meeting of the Archery Club held during the tall and spring season aid girls in learning the art ot and gaining skill meetings during the Winter months Tourna rnents with various schools and rnterclass tournaments are looked forward to each year by the girls with a great deal ot eagerness This year the club was opened to boys also i I O A ' 1 1 l I I I I I , . . . i , Serena How: Ronald Ebb, Mary Bachrnari, Anne Ftiley, Wllh fl'19 bow Grid GYIOW. Tl'19Y bUSlI'1GSS .,c ' hi f , ' ' ' . , .. . r , - r - - Hee, .. A, 1 l ' ' , rea, r.:elim, I A ' ' ' - 68 Library Club The purpose of the Library Club rs tc - keep tne stuaent we.. rntcrmea on :ne latest ana most informative hooks ana e -r ae.. e er u..ae.s .mama . ' tnerr ow: contempo- taxes. -qv A: the club meetings the members re- view the new lcooks. They also have ac- casicnal movies on hook making, outside speakers, and sometimes make trips to plays or lectures. Standing: Una Moriarty, Presiderrtp Enid Holchs, Treasurer: Margaret l. Harris, Secretary. Seated: Margaret Harris, President. Grr s Federation Rita Large Secretary Lois Walsh lice President Patricia Grlbar President Mary Drrsc ll Treasurer Whenever called upon the Girls Federation rs always prepared to serve the confr munity ana s hool This club has donated to assembly programs and to civic charities The members at this club enroy as the chret m ans at entertainment teas parties hikes and dances Grr s Swimming Club AlthouJh th Girls Swrrr rnrrg Cluc has ice n so re w ot hrnder d re aus rrrany members h ld Cut sia robs aurr g t ye.: tn r rs ave don rr rr swrmmr a thr ughout th the unde ,uidaf t rss K 'rea and Mrs Critchley The! 'Q h cfm lc NCQ 'YN Cf I V7 greatly enrcyed H to . I . , . . ,, . . , K, , r l , .. ' c . . r ? I , , , l I 1 0 0 A - , , , J .1 a A 'Q e M re , , . 1 l 'Q If -' F h ' ' e ' c e A f L ,o . c o , T 'Q T ' 'f hc ,Y c. c .. rr V c ,, 2 1 T vv 11 1 l s r e g'r h c. e m C . .. - ' . Ln, o e T school . or the a . .ice o' My en. - I3 r r . X.. , . -1 A ', Af Q, N' nd rw nr ' k.....O u M., r.. ofx, mo., ,. 1 -l , l ,M lhfvl An Aprtt X l-'Cf first Lois Segret: Thelma Euzgesifi ,lxria Saiiutas Evelj-'i .l.r.1ef3 Z. r r ,o o . Second fcnx: 'frctcrra Peters, Fri: Proud, Lois ,Rverjy Thelma T.::r.., J Underclass Officers Junlors Sophomores Freshmen 'Id '40 V EU WNW .Sm First How: Kenneth loltnson, Richard Realznan, fboznas Dayle, Francis Niooletii, Captain, Francis King Ernest Lefebvre, 'Nilliam Moore. Seoorzi fznn Duffy, Richard Efllfif, Rye f,,y.e, Glen l-l:l'ien, Rose: ':l?19fY., V.'1Ql1'1:x. Rgl-ilfIlf1S, George labs. Thxrj Pow: Paul Nicoletti, lolzn MarLci:'.4:g.,, our: Dilfinere, Fiaigert Aiarns Ilzlttrz llstllsm. 'Warren Cogzgarz, Fzecl Rafaniello, Fourth How: Allison McGivney, Manager Vfgfiazti Santrrsu, Henry Gaugbazi, Euaarife Duffy, Tony Carrol Seach Monahan. Qui football team led by Capt. Francis Nicoletti and supervised by Coach Morialian had one of the best seasons in ten years. Besides winning seven out of nine aarlzes, they captured once, again the C.C.l.L. Doucettes passing, lohrisons running, and Reamans l-Qckf ina, produced an offensive which was one cf the best Bristol has had in a long tirne. The defensive play of the entire line kept our opponents to a niere forty-eight noints in nine QCIIHGS. so J.: I .1 S K E T ,ss Ich- xj M B A ' i A - L 'JI FII.-Y iznest Lei 'rs f ns zz, Cactair Fioh' Rzuoe 1: 1 Fefifnan. D Second Pow: Coach lffcnanar., Harry Hintz, Payrrxrnfi Fam-l.i, Palpl. MCGivney, Wilia: 'rf 1 Francis Nicolotti, Manager. Third Fo.-.': ay' log,-etti '-..y Carre... 1. 'o Fill? lt looked like another banner year for B. H. S. as the Maroon Quintet took the floor aqainst their annual starting aarne with Plainville. lt looked even better as the boys defeat- ed the highly favored Torrinaton tearn. Then came the Waterloo and Bristol ended with a season which showed eleven victories and seven defeats. At the state tournament they were defeated in the first qarne. ', ff rrvwsffw .ff , c SOCCER Kneeling Wrlllam Belmore Robert ludd Rob rt Chapman Bernard Tusrqnault Mtke Ben amln Rrchard B zanson Captam George Foster Vincent Penlkas Kenneth Mason Wtlltam Grlette Wxllram Cass Standmq Elmer Srlnau Bruce Towsley Donald Brasley Donald Mrles H nry Camrl Harold Brasley Harold Terwtl lzqer Coach Carter Kenneth Beatson Alton lones Ernest Stoddard Mertrn Baer I rry Kerr Ralph ORourk lohn Donahue Albert Care-b Our Soccer team drd not do so well thrs year After havmq won the CCIL for two years they dropped It th1s year to West Hartford The team led by Captam Dlck Bezanson and coached by Mr Carter won only one game and lost three Thetr other qarne ended IH a tle Cross Country The crosscountry team had a tatr season as the runners from B H S put up a tlqht every IU h ot 1 may even th gh they me e tttaly d tea d J pt 3 1 ' J ' ' . , Q , ' . ' ' '. ' e , ' , , , , , ' , fs- . ' in . . . ,. . H , . C . , . - , V K' C 312 V V Y fx.. ' .. - I aa rc 'cfa Y ' 9 lg t .'.:1ee.1ng.' Fllgert harris. S! nzlnzj' - :'.'1i franarzp .-1rtfi,! :--1'er',:. f1s1y', Tir' :ir-L .-.:'1:1. 'gym C 'xr 'llfl ..g1 S-If .-1.., r-1. TRACK Un' x ulrxrl I-Jxlfk -I 3-in 50 -'vwvnqrvvv as fv CQ v Jlljfp :Pl had Front Row Earl l-lammel Donald Grllette W1ll1am Harrrs Kenneth Mason Donald Brown W1ll1am letro Stephan Polochanm Second Row Mr Dorsey Walter Thrbodeau Norman Barllarqeon Karl Rexche Charles McCann Iohn Marko W1ll1am Carly Wtth the loss of two of 1lS key men the track team struggled along throughout the sea son Captarn Phrl ORourke and Ted Adamczyk 1o1ned the armed forces leavlng only two men who had seen actlon last season Swimming Wlth only one letterrnan back from last year the Brrstol Natators had a tatr season In the state meet they placed only one man George W1l ox who came 1n rhrrd Kneelmq W1ll1am Col 'nan G ora Wrlcox and Rob rt Adams Standzng Mr Iacoosen Hlchard Grady Charles Mceann Donad Br wn Grlhert Bullock Captarn .A rw-va . 3 ' -I LA' ' 'I' gjrfx V --.1 - , 'i:t.:1f- .- fr' 1 .' - 1 '. a 4 Q 4 ' H ' -v L' l 1 rv . ,x I V ' . ' - - ' ' 3 A ,A-' . - L , -.. f . . 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H H .. . - , U O V V , 'rw o N, , 4 ,Y , W, ,, ' : e. , e e , . e . , , V ,H ,R .Y , ,. , A F1rstHow Ernest Lefebvre Ir Paul Nlcolettr Dick Redman Wlllxam Moore Captam Francxs Nlcolettr Ioseph Strahowskx Wllham Tracy Second Row Raymond Fanelll Harry l-lmtz George Meyer Tony Carroll W1ll1am Cass Frank Owslanko Edward Haber Thrrd Row Coach Monahan Iames Kxldutf Iohn Duffy The baseball team had only f1V9 of last year s team back Three of the members of last year s team went to work 1n the factory Among those left were Captam B1ll Moore Red man Hrntz N1colett1 and Fanelh The team played fourteen games three more than last season P1a1nv1lle was added to the schedule Tennis Only one veteran Captaln Ace Balley was left from last year Because of transportauon d1ff1CL1lll9S the team was forced to play only C C I L teams and to carry only the necessary men to the games Davxd Strong Raymond Bachand Ace Barley Captam Dudley lnqraham Wllham Grennan Raymond Barley 78 B A S E B A L L F I fl Q 1 ,f Torch fs v-I ,- -J V47 we N, '7 sp y MLS L Q Q, IM f' E1 . D 5 te? Torch Faculty Staff 'Vu I J f' rs Q Pick.: 1..r. ,mint Fmfzicc' flms' Siu: '1E's ir? Ffirts- .,1S5 : l.E1f3f Lmti. zu .. .1 KG'?.'f., x,..Z ff.,'IT. 'fl Torch l-lall of Fame Bar GIRL Dick Bezanscn Florence Land Robert Budqe Iune Olre Harold White . Dorothy Beal Charles McCann Theresa Morrocco Kenneth Iohnson Blanche Boyce Technical Department Kenneth Boys lo epn McMahon Henry Parclo Dornrnrclq Nettr Rocco D1P1etro WP: Boys l vlclvlahon l-l Para hem B P1 S 1 dui A a fl 1, A 5 DY K. - -v-F --I F1rslRow lun Olre Betty Hannon Angehna Spmellr Verna Henn V1cePres1dent Karl Rex h Presldent Robert Budg Treasur r Th resa G ntrle Secretary Thelma Burgeson Emd Hobbs Domxruca Palara .second Row V1n ent Pemka L on Home Ehzabeth Gladchuk Iane Isles Florence Sprelman Mavrs French Ray monde Eeaudorn Theresa Rafanr llo Esther Barbatx Eleanor Broderrck Darlen S ha f r Walter Meusel Charl s McCann Thrrd Row Earl lsham Edwrn Lowrckr Leland Hanson Iulra Baldaccrm Glory Ann Lefebvre Anita Tober Margaret Plerro Ioseph McMahon Donald Thomas Harold Whlte Fourth Row Rrchard Kavanaugh George Meyer Rlta Large Clalre Reeves Anqelma DeN1gr1s Rlta Bonm Doro thea Gustafson Marc1a Rerchelt Eleanor Tonn Dorothy Froellch Theodore Bunnell National Honor SOCIGLY Under the guldance of Mr P F Srnrth the Student Ald Bureau of the Natlonal Honor Socrety helps rn asslstrng any puprl requestlnq ard 1l'1 h1s studres The contlnued efforts of 1ts members and the splendrd SGFVICG whrch they render to the school make th1s socrety one of the most helpful clubs tn the Bf1SfOl H1gh School 81 - 3 3 I , . an--f -- - 3 'i ' ' , ,-V ., , . 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'1 L lah lee Arr la l4:,er l', l 71 , 11,1 A 5 rzr lrlarfr. 1 Nl me Valeductory The Responslbuhtues of a Bristol Hugh School Graduate Salutatory As the general theme for our commencement we have chosen Brrstol Hlgh School rn Retrospect a subrect whrch w1ll rnterest many of the audtence who are graduates of th1s school Whlle most of the talks w1ll descrrbe the growth of B H S from 1905 when Mr Cottle who 15 also we mrght say gradu atmg Wllh us hrst arrrved to take over the dut1es of prtncrpal I want to tell you ol the hlstory of our school before that date If I were to ask some of you how old th1s school rs the reply would probably be Well rt s pretty old lt seems as rt we ve always had a hrgh school 1n Brrstol However the real answer to th1s questron may be found IH a thrck volume contarnrng the old publlc records of Brrstol In 1878 rn hrs annual report on schools Leverett Grrggs the actlng school v1s1tor wrote th1s We want a hrgh school worthy of the name that shall furnlsh tu1t1on fee to all parts of the town that wrsh to emoy 1ts prtvrleges At th1s trme hrgh school meant only a further contrnuatron of the grade schools all puptls havmg to pay turtton The two alternatrves to remedy th1s unsattsfactory srtuatron were tll to drscontrnue hrgh school entrrely or C23 to establrsh a town Hlgh School The latter suggestron seemed most advrsable Nothrng much was done however except a lot of talkrng and the whole ldea rema1ned on the shell for a number of years Most of the populace were worr1ed about the taxes whrch would have to be pald rf a hrgh school were to be establrshed Therefore rt was not untll the year l887 that Brstol Hrgh only two teachers and two rooms 1n the South Srde School A grand total ol 33 freshman entered rn the frrst year makrng 77 puprls rn all These trgures seem lncredrbly small when we stop to conslder the number of puprls who are now enrolled rn lhlS school Perhaps you would be rnterested 1n the hrst graduatron S1nce the com mencements of the common schools and the hrgh school were combrned the exercrses were held at Mrchaels Opera House a huge burldrng whrch used La stand on the corner of Church and Laurel Streets That ntght the burld mg was hlled to overflowrng A group comparable to about Sf ot the graduates tonrght rn srze was graduatlng then A grammar school class ren dered several songs rn as the report put rt a very acceptable manner Another class under the d1rect1on of a Mrss Smrth gave an exhrbrtton of calrsthenlcs As IS usual today several essays were read by selected mem bers of the hrgh school graduatrng class Secretary Hlne ot the State Board of Educatron and the actrng school vrsrtor both addressed the class and frnally the cha1rman of the board presented the drplomas Though the tradrtron of commencement has been somewhat changed srnce then the essentral tactors remarn the same It was not long before the school became too large for tts trny quarters and tn 1890 con tructron was begun on a new bulldrng whlch was occupred the next year Thrs butldrng most of you know now as the Freshman Hrgh School on Summer Street although a wrng has srnce been added From here rt may easlly be seen how steadrly the Brrstol Hrgh School has conttnued to grow If the honorable Leverett Grtggs were able to se th1s school now he would hnd here the reahzatron ot hrs dreams when he wrote We want a Hrgh School worthy of the name Betty Hannon 84 1 I I . . . . , , I I - ' I , . I : ,. . : 4 I 1 V I School really came into its own although the entire organization consisted of . . . O 7 . , o A Q , . . . . . ' e ' , Fino hotoqraphs . . . The Gfflorr-11 Torch Photographer ID rtnoq Studlo bu No. Main St B I NORTHIEASTIERN UNIVERSITY ft? ji Sf be WU -2 College of Liberal Arts 1 I0 1 C4 Xl lf it I t 1 t 1 N11 1 XIII! 1 llll n College of Business Administration QI 1 L I IIIQNN IIIIIII I I I IIIINI IHNII R UNM I IIII College of Engineering ox Y f 11 1 h1 1 1 I ll Q N I N I I Mi Y I Illllll IIIII I l Co operatn e Plan 1b IH L Il N in 1 1114 UI: rltnlj I inn luuntt u Degrees Awarded 111 1 N 1h1 I re Medical, Pre Dental, and Pre Lngal Programs Aiallalvle IK II ' 1 RIII N Ik DVI NIU N A I III1 Q1 IIII l 1 I I f'i'g gy, We 15' x 5 'MX L 3 , . - ,, - 1 I 514' ,I ' 'C' , 365. 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