Bulkeley High School - Class Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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941 , -BM-S0 J CLASS OF 1941 Blue and Silver CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Forward Forever, Backward Never CLASS OFFICERS CLASS NIGHT CHAIRMAN John T. Ryan CHAIRMAN or RECEPTION COMMITTEE Herbert S. Coyne ESSAYIST HISTORIANS ORATOR Margaret A. Meaney Barbara H. Links Frederick W. Wright Arshag J. Adaj ian PROPHET PROPHETESS Bernard J. McMahon Louise I. Fowler TESTATRIX MARSHALS TESTATOR Alma J. Kent Robert C. Kask Harry W. Sandberg Paul Klapprodt REPRESENTATIVES AND CLASS TRE John H. Bartman, Jr. Ernest W. Brodeur, Jr. William H. Carey Bohdan Danyliw Eleanor A. Emmanuel RECEPTION Marion E. Darby Patricia C. McCarthy Lillian V. Ensling James D. Kinsella John A. Watts 5 Joseph J. Fanelli Alma J. Kent Claire M. Laroche Rose P. Markman Sheldon L. Mann COMMITTEES 18 ASURERS Joyce A, Murphy John A. Pierce Thomas J. Ritchie, Jr Melvin C. Smith Louise M. Vona COLOR AND MOTTO Frances A. Joyce Loretta C. Knurek John A. Pierce John T. Ryan

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Q - BJLS. 1941 CLASS ROLL Nicholas Anthony Lapenta Charles Emery LaVoie George Peter Legnos Otis Levy Joseph Frederick Liegl Albert Lizzi Harry Robert Logan, Jr. Santo Francis Lombardo Robert Chase Lonsdale Sheldon Leon Mann James Philip Margeson Francis Leonard Masselle Richard Joseph Mazurkiewicz Charles Andrew McGinnis Bernard John McMahon James Francis McMahon Raymond John Meegan Edmund John Meheran Robert Henry Meskell Fred Joseph Misterka Sydney William Morrall Robert Joseph Mullaly Donald Thomas Neild George Richard Nelson John Robinson Newell, Jr. Alfred Nielsen Warren Kenneth O,Brien Seward Frear Olcott John Joseph 0iNeil Russell Clinton Ordway Aldo Mario Pane J esberto Joseph Papagna George Pardi Louis Ralph Perrone James Joseph Petrone John Archer Pierce Alexander Herman Pinkes Richard Harvv Porteus Herbert Alexander Preissner Michael Joseph Preneta Thomas Francis Pricone William John Ouish, Jr. James Paul Rafferty James MacLeod Rav Anthony John Rinaldi Thomas John Ritchie, Jr. BOYS 17 Bert John Rohncr, Jr. John Thomas Ryan Robert Thomas Ryan Chester Charles Sadosky Harry Walter Sandberg John Joseph Scanlon Ephraim Meyer Schwartz Glenn John Scott Spencer Joseph Scott Stanley Herkimer Seiplc William John Selig Frederick John Seraphin Francis Edward Silverma.n Henry Aloysius Slesinski Angus Calvin Smith Duncan Robert Smith Hervey Clement Smith James Edward Smith Melvin Clement Smith Matthew John Stavola, Jr. Donald Stoddard Richard Rockwell Stoddard Harvey William Streitel Edward Joseph Sullivan William LeRoy Sullivan Edward Andrew Svmkowicz William Nicholas Tedesco Anthony Albert Tomaro Robert Edward Tremblay Roland Arthur Trombley Walter Joseph Trymbulak Eldon Barker Turner Paul Edward Turner Wilbur Sanford Turner Frank Joseph Valente, Jr. George Steven Varriale Kevin Joseph Vaughan John Michael Vignone John Alexander Watts Allan Young Welsh William Lee Wildman Robert Dow Wolff Frederick William Wright Thomas Michael Yacavone George Sterling Zwicker

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0.5 gg X B.1t.-S- 1941 GRACE ELIZABETH ABARE Do the duty which lies nearest to thee. Girls' League I, 43 Red Cross 45 Classical Club 45 Southwest School. Saint james Hospital, Newark, New jersey. Besides being a conscientious worker, Grace also proved her- self to be a true friend, for whether you wanted help in the Latin translation or advice in more personal matters, Grace could ale ways be depended upon to aid you. JOSEPH ARSHAG ADAJIAN uJoen Life is but thought. S. A. I, 2. 3, 45 Boys' Club I, 2, 3, 45 Verse Speaking Choir I, 2, 3, 45 junior Dramatic Club Z5 Senior Orchestra I, Z5 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 45 Letter 45 Basketball Manager 45 Class Historian. Washington Street School. Dartmouth College. joe will be remembered for his fine work on the gridiron He did a splendid job, as many opposing linemen can testify. He proved his versatility by being one of the stellar members of the - - Verse Speaking Choir. RALPH FLOYD ADKINS Action is eloquence. S. A. 3, 45 Boys' Club 4. Burr junior High School. RaIph's pleasing smile and carefree manner made many friends for him with both the boys and the girls of the class. ANNE MARIE AHERN Row on, whatever happens. S. A. 45 Girls' League 2, 3, 45 Swimming Club 3, 45 Edi- torial Board of Dial 3. Never tardyg no demerits, Burr junior High School. We shall remember Anne for her fine work on the Dial. Her articles were of interest to many of her classmates. 19