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 - Class of 1941

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F :Xi P: Q. mf. .Ti-agen, ,Wd 1 , ff' 3-'g,:.1,,'i f mov--N A- '-' , 1,,,f-'M-T'-..-Q--MQL ,. main' ffjff : fi, .- 4. ,.--- -+ 'Qing- - fi i ,1- -1 -V W.-.t ', ,1- F' l THE DIAL STAFF ELLA BAUDNER, Editor-in-Chief GRACE BRENNAN, Assistant Editor MARGARET C. WEEEER, Advisor ORGANIZING STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY ART STAFF RUTH STRAUB, Editor LEONARD WILLCOX, Editor HELEN DI CORLETO, Editor ROBERT CASEY BARBARA MILLS MIEDRED BLOCK ANNE SOALISE BARBARA DUGGAN JOSEPH SCHENCK BUSINESS STAFF MARTHA NOY ADELE WALLAOH MITCHEL IVANOWSKY RUTH SELINA NORMAN STEINBERG, Manager HELEN REED ALICE WIEEARD DOROTHY JOHNSON LEONARD TIOE GLORIA GOODWIN, Assistant Manager EVA BRIN ANTHONY DEJOHN We present the Dial THE DIAL Board submits this yearbook to the students and faculty of Teachers College of Con- necticut with the hope that it represents the activ- ities of the members of the college from 1940 to 194-1. The future works out great rnerfs destinies: The present is enough for common souls, Who, never looking forward, are indeed Mere clay wherein the footprints of their age Are petrified forever. LOWELL--ACI for Truth THE DIAL I94I TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICUT A NEW BRITAIN The Tower 9P.m 1 iQ Facade in atm, ,H 4 -,I -1 -.iwslr JY if .QMS 'P if ms 2 M 'M if r .- , yj,.fQ,m2h ff: ,aff , 5 if Y. 1:1 5,5 ., gm-5A.f,:1g gff I - ,Jxy 1501 5. 1: A -'f'N72i'EA , -,yr '.f1'l':2,frx , 5 sinh .,-... h w ig, - :,'.1f25e,u - ,.-2 , '- ,, 3 33,3 ,- as j ,, ,,,5.,+11f-t,U,vq3L.,u N- - ff. , - -' ' 1 'as'wY3v-!?g.f?,y'f X - . - 1.f9..n X- ,I w.k,f.,N 1' ug, , , Contmsts 11,1 7' NX U R, 1, if I uf? X, H, 4,1 ' fb , ,, X I , J , 1, . . ,, -V . ' 1- , . .14 ' 1. Lf' , . . U ,,-' ,fy ,- r ' X 7' 1 v ' . . I 5 , . .- ,- '-1 ,f ff A ,' I f,f1g. Angles . fs. , . fm' WW , , .yi ' Q: X , 5 ! I jp-ov--mr 'R iii - 1 1 X C The Library f f N I Marcus White Hall w ,14 Tr: 4 .r -v 1+ 1 ?' .X . 1 ggi.: A ai g -fi? : T , 1.1 Wil ff fa t, 9 'EQ TL , J . , , 5,461 A 'V' J ii :V f . G' 4, :E-1.544 is if ff? X 1 f 57 5 55 ' : ' -r 4 15 X' N Q V' it , wi' , if 'T' '- 1-'ri-Z 3 'fr ml if 4 1 'S ,nw 3 Y ' y wk N , . fr 7 4 Facult ff Z' I F l S P ? h x I h-nail-n-1 HERBERT D. WELTE President B.A., State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebraska M.A., State University of Iowa Ph.D., State University of Iowa 9 NINETEEN ' ' moan S-.-.ft ,WW M. hw ww we .Qilw N W 5 X xt Xxx W N X N M, 1- ,j , ,J W, x .rv 1' I J I 144 vig! I .ai E -21:9 .Ru A ,. , In V r ,xl 4. , :A , .fl .W N 'VJ ff 'ak ilk A ' y - M A '11,-,V y A .v l'-s.w 'W E Ag , -- .Jr 'ff' . ,f5T'.::1fC'lii .. fa-use ., ' fl : 1 '-- ..,,4 2 A 12f.' 1' -' R X-,q...r . . 'fix Xxx, 3-..-f V i 'A S rjfif, 1-.-1 'MQ I of X55 ZX .mmf 4, Y 1 ix X ' f .X . A KA' ,s M. HELEN DOBBIE Dean of Women. B.S., M.A., New York University. BARBARA C. DRAKE - S Registrar and Social Science. R at I 7 -Z B.A., Vassar Collegeg M.A., Columbia Univer- S '- sity. eh WILLIAM P. DYER Superintendent of Practice Schools. M.A., University of Minnesotag Ph,D., Colum- bia University. l L 1n ,....--s- Zafff l , ?fi ANNA V. FOBERG Y - , . N S 1 Supervisor of Elementary Education. - ' 4- v - - X Q.-, X B.S., New York Lniversity. 1 V: J ' .' 1 ,fail . 1.1 - z Q -4- .. X. GEORGE F. HOWE .F - Y 4 L 'i A 5 Dean of Men. B.A., M.A., Clark University. JESSE B. JOHNSON D I L Supervisor of Secondary Education, Head of Social Science Department. B S State Teachers College, Springfield. Mil' F O R T Y - O N E isourig M.A., Peabody College for Teachersg Ph.D ., Yale University. 237-mmm mmm 'f39.vq,mw:.:. 'S'-1 'V'-M 1.41.94 ZX 'Ne X . ' i 'N H.e pgs'-was .-.arm ,E Q53-' ' .- t 1 ff Y. , . . . fi V J' . . ' A T A ' 'fgfiiiil ' .-1 T - r ,,.,1.LKX t. ' Q ,.f-us. . , 'fl .. ' f .f 'Tata' ' ' , 'I lar- , 1 .,,i5f 'gN,1. . I' f . l A ' T' V- f- if . . ' 'RBS ' 5 Tw. j 4' , N, args, Lai? . 3- . 5 it' - - . f ' - ' 'V as by K , - wif . -2: 1 rt - lf fe .. ,Q Q s - ' .Qs z fr - , - we 'L SRE -. .Q-Y ., :mx ' . .N , ,,.,-M...1.....,, if RUTH HORAN ADAMS Assistant Librarian. B.E., Teachers College of Connecticut. KATHERINE E. COLTON Head of Health and Physical Education fo Women. l' B.A., Brown Universityg MS., Wellesley Col- lege. FRANK H. ASH llead of Business Education Department. B.S.. Salem Normal Schoolg M.A., New York U nit ersity. I 44 GRACE E. CUSHLIAN Head ol Music Department. B.Mus.Ed., University of Miamig M.M., Uni- versity of Michigan. KATHERINE A. BONNEY Assistant Dean of Women. B.A., Connecticut College for Womeng M.A., Columbia University. HERBERT E. FOWLER Head of English Department. B.A., Princeton Universityg M.A., University ofwashingtong Ph.D., New York University. Th 9 NINETEEN goo M' ELIZABETH BROWN Penmanship. B.S., Boston Universityg M.A., Trinity College. KENNETH C. FULLER Head of Mathematics Department. B.A., Indiana Universityg M.A., University ol' rvjfsfmweirwflfmab 'MQ ff ei A310 refgsviwg. QL,-3, Fllfiijgu pw' ,FM-'ff hd f-euf..f5-fa .PY A 'HW 'iff ,W M N-A... f' . -:' Im, f fx, 'Zz rn 'J .. . .,'-ru' '.,i,,.,a- 'ffl naps F , 1 ,fag -' . V., , .iffzn-ftifli 1 1 fi: .QT 'Em 3' ,. ,. .4 l' X ...-?',.yi ,ie vf, -.13 T V' .,-'iq . f' ' - mam?-wa, Z ,. ,. '- A-l i-11-A -A -if f fff 4 ff' ,WL . ., . c-,.'i':'?'- -1' ,X '-'.' 'c'1 ' 1 Ar' - lf -, 1 f P-.we-V f , 'Q ,gjfjr I My .fi- Qilfrf Jimi' A . 1gqj.',1Q '-.4 .5 . Nil 1 vw -.5354 'X . LYDIA C. CARR Head of Art Department. B.S., University of North Dakotag M.A., New York Universityg M.A., Columbia Univer- sity. .N .I V : ri EDWIN B. CODDINGTON Social Science. B.A., Dartmouth Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., Clark University. Nebraska. MARGARET H. GIBBS, Business Education. B.A., Stetson Universityg M.A., New York University. D I- MARY AGNELLA GUNN FORTY-ONE English and Speech. B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowa. .H .. x. x E x I t lv . -X 'N 'gi' V:-f' ' I' 2. '. -iQ,sfft1'..,, iff. ' A I-' . K- '- cs . -f--- . --' fl -Q-f' . .423 ' -t.wffFh A ..w .5e15' R fggih 'L' Milf-'V il-five.. ,-3:1- , .f .J if ' tra. ' f ' Ai, R , , .- , P 'J Q F A A J 3...-1 ' n , N -' ' .9 - ' 2,7133 . . 6 -Us g . F 'R rg.. ,,4..a.f- , Qyfgag..-' . iz-'tk i .,'wT'3H' ' 9115-:fs-2.-1 ' . 1 ,I qc -'yy' Q xS5Iu5:.+ Ja'-QQ., Y ' 9 V ...ff-'M rw- Jt ,J f- .' 4,159 '1,..gg' 3 .-J -. , at 4' .. f . ..13'iQ1'it'i e.f ,fm l'5'G+rfi If 'z -. af- 'rm 'sz .- .. . IW, -ti, . . L 1:- - . :gtg-v,.-:s. 'ny j 1' 5 ,Jw,,,..x-fm-..-Q.. vm, ' 4. ....-.-.... Nm kk. , 1 LESTER A. KIRKENDALL Education and Psychology. B.S,, Kansas State Agricultural Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., Columbia University. HARRISON J. KAISER Head of Health and Physical Education for Lien. B.A., North Central Collegeg NLA., Columbia University, JENNIE L. HENDRICKS Social Science. B.S., Boston Universityg M.A., Columbia Uni- versity. 4 ESTHER S. PIHL l English. B.A., Connecticut Collegeg M.A., Columbia University. RAYMOND W. PHIPPS Head of Industrial Arts Education Department, B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State Teachers Collegeg M.A., Ohio State University. BETSY H. MORTON I h e Business Education, lwiathematics. B.S., Simmons Collegeg M,Ed., Harvard Uni- versity. N I N E T E E N 'vz2'fi1fZf I ' WILLIAM C. LEE Head of Science Department. B.A., Ogden Collegeg M.S., Ph.D., University of Michigan. RALPH LINTON Visiting Professor from Columbia University- Anthropology. B.A., Swarthmore Collegeg M.A., University of Pennsylvaniag Ph.D., Harvard University. CHARLES E. PRATT Biological Science. B.S., Harvard Universityg M.A., Columbia University. JOHN R. RACKLEY Social Science. B.A., M.A., Oklahoma Universityg Ph.D., George Peabody College. DIAL FORTY-ONE ..y yqvc P X.. X Q ELLA M. MALMBORG Art. B.A., Eastern Washington College of Educa tiong M.A., Columbia University. R. HEBER RICHARDS Education. A.B., A.M., University of Kentuckyg Ph.D., Ohio State University. ,.,, .7-T17-vr'---ft---f.- , , .A , , .- , .lids - -.., I ii gm'-. 'Hi-Ns? iris. S 'tw fc' . LA' ,, U x ' , f' ' l f'.1 42235, . il iii? EZ :S K' 43 it . ' iq '12 5 .- fr' ff dx.. ts-ug: - ' -st.. ff w ! ' - ' Y: 'Wyfk ,pf ' '5' -.3 - . - V Q. f 2 - 5 - 1 f f - w., - '- fa.. vtl wr:-ff' ,- I an ap '41 T' 'Q Q. 23 digg ,121 i .C LM., L - gl 1131, I , . ' Shu. JJA ' '. I 1 , ' ' 'i' ' ' - Q :J 'Ju '--'Mwiq ' .:. 'z', 2'.d...'J ,f . ,Q,s1.:9d+.. ' fmt - ' ...E-v':.'a-'Z--'-'A - it lr' f' -1-,f 'Ie-Lwm-..' f'f.-Jw ' -wtf-f', ' rfb ' si ' - PggffgSr1u,,,,' fig. X A X f ' i'Wl,54l3f1'.i,N., 'WTZ,W5?f 1 'H . eff , ,iw liiilfll'-'Q-'-'l'i'w. ily w-.?i.::.g4 Qi , Nbigy Y . ,. b 'f- ,,5L2-tm u ' .gf 'E L.. Il-L.,, 1' 'f .mf u , f ' Y, ' - ,.i Mama , 'lr L ge,...4,-Q-MW'--'T--3 l'7'4- 1 2.1 f .Jeff ef - i ' 1 ' . RACHEL SPENCER Health and Physical Education. B.A., Wellesley College. ,f HENRY ETTA STONE English. B..-X.. University of Kentuckyg M.A., Columbia University, KATHERINE M. STRONG Librarian. B.S., M.A., New York University. Ma tht-matics. JOHN A. WHITESEL Industrial Arts Education. MARGARET C WEEBER B.S., M.Ed., University of Cincinnatig Ph D Ohio State University. sity of Chicago. B.A., Mount Holyoke Collegeg MA., Univer- Scie nce. B.S,, University of Maineg M.A., Ph.D., Columbia University. RICHARD L. WAMPLER Head of Education Department. GRRA UNDERHILL B.A., University of Montanag M.A., Columbia Universityg Ph.D,, New York University. 9 NINETEEN ,f K - w-un... MV' 71W 4W I4 ,Q A ?-.X fm 'mam' 1 5445 ff' il X V . ' AI 1 , V . Vi ' wh -2,3 ' ., - ' ,- ' 4-?2ff,Ti'fl if 94.1 52 .' , K' xx ,, ' '2' I:1 .m ',xLa.I-, ,w7v,.',.erxi iv x if .Q ', X , 4' gi 41 .V ' '-I 7-3 kg. 1.5. . . -II. .24l21,': . . . r -I ,1,...Ls.. 1'-1 -'-fi ,255-. I. 5 L, , 1.5, f-, nl: if A i' .V -S I it W 1. ' . X13 ' ' 'If 4' A N1 22. 5 , hi 5 jr 34, ' Q 2 , , , 45 7,21 2 f l- . , ' ,.,,.f..4,, ., V I : . . :W l f J N ,,,y,: yt Sew- I 'J 'fu V , ,, ,f,1.jQf' A I: at in f V, -4 I , A H Q fl., 'Q ' is 1- i, 1 if ,mr DOROTHY BACHMAN Secretary, Business Office. ALMA BALDWIN Nurse. ' VIRGINIA MACK I Secretary, Extension Service s-- --NIH., Illll Q ELLEN TAYLOR Dietitian. WALTER TRAVERS College Building Custodian, D L LEONORE B. GROHOL Secretary. FORTY-ONE Camp School Faculty First row: Alathea Mzlrtin, Prin- cipal, Clam R. Trudell, Hazel B. Anderson, Agnes Hjerpe. Sfrcond mtv: klzilvel Reynolds, Rita Zun- drini, Ilurriet R. Sutton, A. Eliza- beth Anderson, Elizabeth Brown. L i EQ 3, ,l V l li Vance School Faculty lXll'IIllN'I'N ure: first wrt. lztff In Iltifllff Rutll llvvgiul, Rflllll Sgeunf clvrx. llllll'lll11l Knox, Nlixry Milt-N liilt-:morNIz1c'Kinnon..S'i'1m11lm:u: fll'l'll'l1Clll Bridge, Folclint' R. J2lt'liNOIl. llelen S, Olson. Nlildrvd B.lIil'ONN'N, Principal, B21I'l3L1I'Li Con- voy and Doris Skoglund. Xxs 1 Classes - ir . ft' l W, LOT i .LTD Jil In-' 2 , i is H . 1 u,',,,,r V . 1+ ' A ..f ,-I X 4-K 'ff I l . KNV I ' A ' ,,, . x P. :i A ,,. 1 vi? f l 1 ve-:Vg E 1 I V V I J? tl T 'D ' Q 1 v .1 ' r s. M UQ fx -in , 5 4 ,ann Q s rm, ' v s 'vw H.,-Xx . . 1 'I za, 'him f 'L -. ,Ju Ji I C' 1' Y. . 5 P' hi .4 I. ' f ls X , 1 l IT X F 11 f X X . K!! in i' l ll lei'-me ,f' The YEAR at T. C. C. nineteen forty The end of another September brings the end of another summer, but it also brings the beginning of another fall and another college year. September 14-Fall Convocation. 19-Freshman Orientation. 23-Classes begin. 27-First football game-Arnold 3, TCC 13. From summer vacation to college life in two weeks-the old introducing the new, new friendships and new memories supplementing the old, and so into another hectic New England fall. October 2-Sophomore party for Freshmen. 4-First home football game, under lights-Hyannis 0, 12 TCC 13. -Football game-Trenton 0, TCC 45, and the first major social event of the season, the annual Homecoming Dance. 18-Senior Party. 26-Football game-Wagner 125 TCC 13. 30-A dull warm fall rain forces the postponement of Fall Sports Day, but lends an effective contrast to a bright and colorful Hallowe'en Party in the evening. November 2-Football-N. Y. Aggies 6, TCC 19. 6-Fall Sports Day-a day which never fails to catch the true careless happiness of fall as only youth can catch it- one of those days many will not easily forget, especially the Juniors who won the song contest, and who were awarded the Fall Sports Day plaque. 11-Football game-Montclair 19, TCC 6. 14-Men's Smoker, sponsored by Men's A. A. 15 and 19 22 -Sophomore and Freshman parties. -Thanksgiving Day Dance-the highlight of the fall social season, and one of the brightest of the year, it brightens the days for weeks before and after-who knows how long after? Into December, the really cold weather, basketball, skating, the first all- college banquet, and Christmas. December 5-Basketball game-Alumni 49, TCC 56. 1 1-Art Club Bazaar and A Christmas Carol by the College 12 17 20 Theatre. -Basketball-Trenton 345 TCC 32. -All-college banquet. -Christmas vacation. nineteen forty-one The end of another year with many highlights of memory, and into the New Year with high expectations. January 6-Basketball-Patterson 43, TCC 44. 10-First Sport Dance. -Industrial Arts Dinner. -Basketball-Fitchburg 34, TCC 43. 15 20-24-Mid-year exams. 23 31 -Mid-year Informal. February 1 1- Basketball game with Mexican Yellow-jackets, the most lively, interesting, best-played game of the seasong con- Forty to Forty-one gratulations and thanks to our friends from south of the border-Mexico 61 g TCC 58. 17-Last game home-Arnold 52, TCC 59. March 5-6-College Theatre presentation of What A Life -true entertainment, relaxing, stimulating 3 the spark in life that makes one think maybe the world is not such a bad place after all. - 7-Alumni Dance. 14-15-Industrial Arts Conference. 21-junior Prom-the gem of a sparkling social season, and undeniable proof that winter is past. Of such are memories made. Of such is the brighter side of life, and although we welcome the spring, who has left this winter without just a little regret? But on to spring, schedule changes, class parties, dances, and other social events, the Music Department production, baseball, and thoughts of love and exams. April 1-All-school roller-skating party, sponsored by the Sopho- 3, 4, 5- more Class at Lake Compounce. About sixty representatives of TCC attend the Eastern States Conference in New York. 14-18-Senior Week, an interesting tradition continued. 22-Commerce Club Banquet. 23, 24- Waltz Dream , another proof that there is still hope for the aesthetic in a war-torn world. 26-First tennis game of the season-U. S. Coast Guard Academy. 30-First baseball game-Arnold. May 2-Baseball-Salem. 7-Sports night, sporsored by Men's A. A. 9-Sophomore and Freshman dance. 10--Baseball-Keene. 14-Parents' Day g Junior roller-skating party. 15-Youth Conference. 16-College Theatre Banquet. 17-Baseball fa home gamej -Hyannis. 24--Baseball game-Fitchburg. 26-29-Senior exams. 28-Home baseball game-Keene. 29-Senior Ball with happy summer decorations. Crowded days, these-for Freshmen completing their first year of acquaint- ance with TCC, and for Seniors about to close that acquaintance, crowded with study, enjoyment and anticipation, clouds are not absent, but they cannot hide the sun. june 1-Baccalaureate. 2-6-Commencement Week. 4-Class Night, Senior fun. 5-Senior Banquet. 6-Graduation. X Thus another college year closes, packed with much that will defy timeg a full year it has been, for the world, and for us. If we shall meet again, why we shall smile, If not, why then this parting was well made. X, cg of 3 . . f ,f c g. ' ' rfgys fr' ,mf . ' .wal E219 ty dl V A at 71,5 . 1:1 . '7 s jf. 'P gf, . affix f . gif . NM! , . Lf? fr: 1. '5T'g. we? T' 'ghd 1 1 1 -5 . . :fl W - s, 4. ?4'Qt.f 'ff-' -3531-. '- ,'32t..F,, --Q F-qw-: it 'ave it l iii 'T' 5.71. I- ' A ,L -az, v h 'f , I g E . 3 . ' ' 1 ' -Q, -.,ii.- - w 'i g 'M f X741 .EM 1 , E 1 SL' mqg,m,, 3 f. f , .4 55' Q9 ff K . A ' . H is , gy. R, .. K , ' f ffl .' Y J ,1 1 'KA L ir T ff ' 1 1 E I . . 5 lk 'L 1' I eg , 1 ff' T, L f' E . W? 5' ' 11 .1 fl 5 ,Q' :gf A 5 Z 1 2 7 gf xx h,,,,,,,,m,,,,,,M,,,,,,,,,,,,,,j If ., 1 .1 , 1, ,1v 1: - f - . 'Aff .1-1.11-ae-A--vue-Ahab:--:M-fkefr-:x-wma-E-N gxiww--W2-2, ,-f-f4,:,:-W ..L-- wx.: .QQ-4 f ' N , iw I 2 E -1 - s ,g ' if if 2 1' - x '37 E 1 1 A S 3-..........W.... 4 Ballad for AN1!1f1Ld7I.S V,Blllllllflfj' 16, 1941 - W X ,,c. wx 1 'g ale'-' ,- JF 1 M? fx 'F : A1 .IL .em hi Class OfHcers Pres. Cassidy, Vice-Pres. Crowley Sec. Lawson, Treas. Lauf l L2 xi hu-KW M-V. J, H' 'X ,,,. A- 'Nm fi nn, mn Ah The Sophomore C ss CLASS QFFICICRSZ Cc-orgc Gzzuclvttc, Treasurer: Dorothy Johnson, Sffcreta1'y,' Edward Conlin, President and Alice Driscoll, lYiL'6'-P7'l?5idE'7lf. .1 A dvisor 'Qi 2 X ' 1 ' A gl Freshman-Sophomorf Darzcc Committee Sophomore Industrial Arts Class x X, Feminine William Tell Nlore William Tells' fl. ,J I -4 mf . ,inf H' l . 4 A Q ' o , f'7 . -.x X, '6Third TCfHll'fS,, Pres. Dorsey, Iv1'c'4'-PIIS. Corzlirz Sec.-Trans. Otfzwz' QE X9 Dr. Coddzngton QQ L1 V ' x ' 'V ,- 'fx o N i l I' QW,1,,,,w .KA W K' 'A dw' Football Hero CO7lf67HfJl0fZ.O7l 711711.07 Prom Committee 4 , 1 1 Edztor-111-Chzef ,1 1 1 .1 4 In-V -, , Event of the Tear 1 1' .-4,1 . Wl11t11 F1111 Femznzne P 1 I I I ,fr I I gf f ,,,kNNa- 1. , I , U 4 S, ,7 , T1 , ' s':kx, I Q 9' 5 ' tha? ' I 'Q 'I ff' I CP 7642 . f ijmg -'41 V ' ' .. -all ff' iff 's :ENV I ' I f r f--1 x ' F: ., if M34 5 E' 'D' E? m4mWx,W, IIQ Y , Q c C ' w 'J' i 6- 'J , f L. gh..- X ' - x , I . 1 V , .,,, , ' ' w . ' xv' qs- , , - - . .Ns ,y-:, 0 W V wif' lf' 1, Q ' Q4-V,-I , ' - . . . Buxzrzfxs Educalzon MdjO7'S ' - f-X s . f'N W . Y ' R55 M HA Science and Mathematicx Majors .W Y A ' , 'U nmigwhhs JI E -s W ff! .514 ,Q gr , ,ra f an .T f ! 174-. fb .7 1. - g 1 v-mv.-f Elementafy Majorx BuH8'UihS -a 'B W s xl wiifbxcfgga 'M ,gi ,f-fgjigf' J NJ elf ,, 11,.,Jn1-.-hv..,,.- -.n,....,,.-.ii L,q,,, gviiw . A , 1, J' ,in x 4 1 x f , .,.... lf 05553 A ii I ' Y W: W f 1 C 'M Cb 0' cu- . If ref A t A Q Aj H: 12 A krtu.-,C L, N, I xl A ':.' ix sf' J ' -,li . i 'V , K i ' N -' K Industrial Arts Majors 7. N Q' . tgwnwh' A , - . X vw+n,m-- I--1----....,,,,. if 54,21 'NX Ju' x 4:3 9, ' Lf ,Q r ' 1 J if' -' '! .,.-,za XX 'N vga L, gf - - 'X 'ls LJ ' - H -A-A Ex FH M. ,f.,g,xxX, CLASS OFFICIQRSZ left to right, Betty Slack, Seeretaryg Miss Margaret Wlecbcr, Advisory Evcrctt Anthony, Presidentj Olga Lyga, Vice-President and Y'Valtcr Mayer, Treasurer. aw. ,, , F ,Q N- I. vga. ' . F rg j 1 l 3 vi - up English and Social Studies Majors ,'vi W,-4. ,,.M Elementary Majors j ,- ,. ., rf--' W' K 'f'--fr' V ' 'f '1'--N, '- X A v , A -S -x - ,nb v- f -. I, cmarnvm-nr-ou Al rim. H 'U h--1 , PM jr A R Q 5 fp 'E' ll: I . xi igikl ,,,.:. .fI..- 1 r . ,,,'m4M , A 1 , .fm .,..,,w,f0,v:1 . 1 YA sf... ,ll h 'fim- ,, I . ., , Wx, .Ez I ' -T I Hfhlw. ' A'Nn..N. . .- w'wmwrww..f-,-ffs.if.- Nu., I 5' , - - ..,v.-Ang,-,,. H-., I f' .ff AR! L' ' SWIM -ff--n,4'r.g,-L. ,y 4 . Z P Y . Annabel Foley, Class of l94l 1918-1940 Her red hair-not a fiery, quick-tempered red-Abut a joyous, sunny, very-much-alive shade, and her easy, but again very-much- alive manner, voice, and laugh seemed typical of the personality of Annabel Foley. She loved life and she lived it with unbounded optimism and enthusiasm. Q 7 1 4, A V JI fb X -E 1 ri 1' '1 Q 5 1 f ri. - -rf. H - S. :ff M H 'Wa' A- A T . ., 3 3 . 3 , wrt. .ru 5,332 fr' rj, , - M 1 QQ' Ai ,'x'r ' 1 1,3 1 I 'fi' -Q J 'f 'J' - . fi ,, ,I-1: If ' fl f-1 ep? 521-9? ' ', gli 71:21-1' 1 'fifFS1q. .A. , ,e'. . 'Q' A T V'-v' .. 'QETAUJ . waswshj .qawf ' .. .A Elvwsf . 7 13541 5 Ib -A A' 3 ,- ..,3.. ff- nga. W -- - :. W Nl . -7 2 VL :tw t',f,g.Q',21 3 'slgif Y,53.i.7x . f' J It -V Elf 'W 1:1 'TT'--QQ .-305' .'1'a..rx TWFPC- .. W SETI'-? . ' ' Ja' f J .. 1 grit . L.. , Q , 3 , Simian .', f upwaff ' -. .3JgQQ3g55 Q..- V NM3?Q -1 A- - ' . ,S -...- - A .... 1-. f li A--YA.. .-1: - , ,,-.-1 - 'w..gE. ETF' ., 3 5 i if i :'if -' gli.. ...L 'ya ,, awnat' A4 -'3 ,.,,,nw 5 3 A 1 51 X , ' r' A 3 f 1 f ? A ' fa g ,,.g5g'j.'N ,. ' 1 ,,,-35.4, W I ,L--.. fi- ,5- isj., im! :wing-,3:,,, i Mi lf .. .5 DOROTHEA ADAMCHAK Transfer from Bridgeport Elementary Women's Glee Club 33 Speedball 3. . 3' 3 fit: ' f ' -3rQ? T2QQ?'-TT .aHHW' A .5 1-'fa I ' -f . a a . fi- . A X' -ji' ,,1,-,gf ' gr' -aj Q4QF', 'T54g4+g, ' A ' ,.:. Ar,.q .,?, .. -img Viv ' .M-har, f in ai' -Q , .7 Vp- 2 QQ M.. ,, gggggr-5 xg, V . ...E .- ..f-. ., FRANCES ALLING CHARLOTTE ANDERSON English and Social Studies Badminton I, 23 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I3 C. W. Club 2, 3, Pres. 43 Experimental Psychology Club 23 Speedball l, 2, 3, Capt. lg Rooters Club 13 Tennis I3 Student Council 43 Sport Leader 43 Volleyball I3 W. A. A. 3. Elementary College Theatre 3, Sec. 43. Dorm. Council 33 Hiking Club 23 Social Dancing 23 Women's Glee Club 2. DORIS BARRETT English and Social Studies Clubs and Point System Com. Sec. l3 Women's Glee Club l, 23 College Theatre 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4. GEORGE BARN HARDT Industrial Arts -f.gQ.-- .,,.i. , . Th e Touch Football I3 I. A. Club 2, 3, Pres. 43 Intramural: Basketball l, 23 Football 3, 43 Baseball 23 Bowling 33 Softball 33 M. A. A. 43 Social Activities Com. 4. NINETEEN as E2 I EVERETT ANTHONY Elementary Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball lg M. A. A. 25 Intramural: Basketball 2, Capt. 35 Baseball 25 Softball 35 Visual Education Club 35 Class Pres. 45 Men's Glee Club 2, 4. DORIS BASS Elementary Transfer from Bridgeport Womenls Clee Club lg Handicraft Club 1, 45 Forunl 4. DIL FORTY-ONE - a I In c ' ii' A ' , - X R, Q .. gi . I 35 . 911 hgiati ,wx - . .. 3-Y' 44:1 aft:-, CuSo,i1-Zh -:1 I 'Jinx Zn S 0 -V CR S ll fish JOSEPH APISSO Industrial Arts Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Capt, 45 M. A. A. 1, 35 Intramural: Touch Football lg Basketball l, 2, 35 Baseball 25 Bowling 35 Softball 35 I. A. Club 2, 3. 45 Social Dancing 2. ELLA BAUDNER Elementary Press Club 1, 25 Freshman Dramatic Club, Treas. 15 Social Dancing 15 Art Club 2, Treas. 15, 45 Recorder 2, Page Editor 35 Volleyball 25 Dial Asst. Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. Sr Us -ntntu , ' , .,,, 'W I I 5 WILLIAM BARBER Mathematics and Science College Theatre 2, 45 Intramural: Football 2. 35 Assembly-Lecture Course Com. 25 Lambda Mu Nu Club 2, 35 Square Dancing 2. A 1-.T-ff Y-,i qv - ' . 7' 914 I WI.. ' MI am wi lhQ.',f'Zf I t I netsw I In I A Q, i ' I 5: 25, lb , 2 f 'Q zzzmg-yff ' fg, 5 'Q iq. , 1 V -- ...- , l i is . K 5, B V- If 'V . i , Y .. 1 3 W. 3 '-A 5 ELIZAB HTH BERWICK Elementary Women'5 Gleo Club l, 2, Sec. 3, 45 Basketball 15 Science Club I5 Badminton l5 Social Danc- ing 15 Orchesta 2: Visual Education Club 3. nl nl! . 4555... . ' 1 A vi A , l ij., 'Iii I' ... rl - Mf L, M 24 K 1.5, J, . 15 . . f 'J' ' ' . , 1. fail x rv 5 3. ff' 1, . .if Lew. .1 Vw,- .. in .if - .,...l.--1 JE ,- ,fr -Mimi'-wh-I' iggga' ' '- ,fp ..M..m-Q 11 Z' 1-gg-ammo 'ZH ,-, . 1 ' aw, af 5 V x. MILDRED BLOCK Elementary JOHN BOYLE Biisiiwn Education Social Actixitirs Com. lg Intramural: Touch Football l: limkciball l, 2. 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2: Social Dancing lg Commerce Club 2.3.41 Vanity Football Asst. Mgr. 2. bfgr. 3, 45 Tennix 2. 'lg Student Council Sec. '23 M. A. A. 3: Clam Sci' -Treaa. 3: Howling 35 Softball 3. Speedball l, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball l: Baseball lg Art Club 2, 45 Visual Education Llub Sec. 3, Pres. 45 W. A. A. 4. MARION CHENEY Elementary Social Dancing lg Handicraft Club 2, 3, Pres. 4. RIIRIAM CHOHAT Trumler from Bridgeport Elementary Art Club 4. NINETEEN EVA BRIN English and Social Studies Tennis lg Press Club l, 2, fig Bagkgtbggll 1 Rerorrlvr fig Forum Club Trans. 3, Pres. 4 Bowling fig C. W. Club 3, 4, ,av X GW' 2 'es is-.. JANE C-LAUD-NIANTLE Elementary Dorm Council 1, 45 Badminton lg Campus Glee Club lg Social Dancing lg Baseball lg Points and Clubs Com. QQ Womenls Glee Club 3. DIL FORTY-ONE ti-NNN . A ..,--.Q . 4 RWM 'Wh' , 'If - W ,- ,K v. , N- 1 ,, i' f . ' jyxj -it A ff A , A' if 5 I I X- L A ,f wig- Y V, v 1 , A ,M if ,yi - 1 A i X -A- 4 . ,f lil. -x, ' , Q,-' . , . ' ,L, - I a., J urn 'I.:L. ' f l - , f .. , M.. J gt lb lARY BUCCINO 'na ,.AN fer from Bfifiqt-,mf Elementary llanclicraft Club 4. 2' ig .4 5 gi, A 'P' J' K wi-.-,441- ' -11, . iii ts ju- in f 'f:.2: Hia , 3 gm I lil -ll l L1 , ag ii ll MJ n f -- W 5. ., Xl .Y wa, 'ww Q 1,,,-t.-f it QQ W 3:7 .,.,,.s.. imma: 'N We- LUCY CAMILLO Elementa VY Tennis l, 35 Girls, Glee Club 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2. 3: Baseball I, 23 Volleyball 2g Speedball 4 Cluln and Points Cum. 3, Cbm, 43 Tennis Sport Leader 3. ' 1 ,,. ..,........., A lf, 19 391 fl 1 , ifif ilgjt S Y ' if get at th VA ww-13,15 v 1 T95 ', i Alix lk... V I T.: fi ,dui if . 'x ., 2, , ' J! V K ' 5' , FT ,fi ef' iff? ,- 'A . ' ' l a. l l ' . t 1 , z ' - I X lr I 1 l ,xx A l .V --A... ' -Y ,' - . 5,1 If ' , r' 4' f u ,S f .W is -, 4 ,, - ,,, ., f LEAH COHLN ,f .. ,. Wh - English and Social Studies Badminton lg C.W. Club 2, 3, 4. T QQ . 'f,, fs FAQ - ' V N 1 is-5. I as 'a- T-'I' P' ., A. ,5 E. -.. . . Nl- .. . INN.. Qs ':V RUTH CONDON Elementary Badminton I5 Campus Glee Club lg Social Dancing 15 Square Dancing 3, 45 Archery 3, 4. , ' ,r' Mt . .. X f wcli 'A '. - 4 ,L 7 Y 1' 6 ' x A 1 ,I ' t X, J, 1' XXL Q55 'A' N I as . Q 515 ' will 1 lui.: A, Y 1 I L? Ht 11. X I- v3..il ..I..4'. -'V ' Q JW ' HS: ' .5 hi., .0 '-Fx V1.5 'v.,,k, -,Yi 1' M x, Qi E' . 'Y' . . AX 5 A EMILY CONKLIN Business Education Archery 15 Women's 'Glee Club 1, 25 Fr. Dramatic Club 15 Baseball l, 25 Commerce Club 2, Sec. 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Basket- ball 25 Bowling 25 Speedball 35 Square Dancing 35 Recorder 35 Golf Sport Leader 4, HELEN DICORLETO Elementary Speedball l, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 35 Volleyball l, 25 Tennis I5 Baseball l, Capt. 25 Art Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 W. A. A. 25 Visual Education Club 35 Dial Art Editor 4. MARY CONTOIS Elementary Riding lg Social Dancing lg Art Club 3, 4. MARY DONOVAN Elementary Archery l5 Travel Club I5 Bowling l, 25 Bad- minton l5 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Pres Club 25 Volleyball 25 Speedlxall 3, 45 Visual Education Club Vice-Pres. 3, 45 Recorder 35 Riding Sport Leader 35 Chapel Com, 45 Golf 4. Th 8 NINETEEN LORRAINE COUGHLIN Elementary Riding lg Art Club 2, 3, 4. LOUISE DOQLAN Transfer from llrirlmeport DIAL lilc-tiimitarv Hanrlirruft Club 4. S FORTY-ONE 1 na..-if .-,., ,., 3 Q :Q L.. . 5 -2 'I ' ' 1' .5 . X f f' tl WW: .W K . 1 vw11i ,. ,,,. Ugg ,,4,41u'y ' fl. -V L. it A- Q- fl vi ' 5342? Q 1 ...S ln Q .. WW. ,...-.,..,. . A m 'W I u - V . J ,- . ' 74 6 , -A. - t 'Qi ' .fl-' ' .1 Iwi . 'A f, .qw-1-X11 wifi , gfizpgi, 4' X. BENTLEY DERIING Industrial Arts I. A. Club 3, 43 Men's Glee Club 3, 45 Intra- mural: Bowling 35 Basketball 35 Softball 33 Football 4. 23 1 ICVELYN DUBOWY Business Education Coinlnetrt' Club l. 2, 33 Basketball ll Bowling l: Buclininton lg Tennis lg Press Club 3, lNlABEL DEXN'EX' Elelixvntary Speetlball l, 2, 3, Sport Leader 43 Czunpus Glee Club lg Fr. Dramutir Club: lliliinq l, 21 Baskrtlxall l. 2. 3: Vnllcylrzxll l. 2: Badminton 'l. 2: Bust-ball l, 23 Hanrlirralt Cluli 23 VV, .-X. A. 25 Bowling 2. 3: Dorm Council Chnl. 3g Square Dancing 4. 2 .1 Aff. l l s 'ff . 3 6,1 i, ' 4 t ' 11' 1 Mir +5 e ll c -...li ' es W f 'Y7- 4 T' 1 ,iff 5 ' 55: , 'QW ,J 31' ,gjlvnlm 'fx-4. y I T, K 312' if 5,4 ' +-.K ' 'A 'if lf 'F V is x 'vw fc.- ti, by 1,514-, f Eg ,L 5.51. ' , X .Lf-. :Vin fra' f L ' ' 'J' : ' -.naqdnwhvlxmw 9 f-.aa-,, ..... .....,. .-. T ...,.- .,. .,...,.,. Q . A' 'SQA . I . ' -, 1. Ou ij. Y if ' 5 x if' i . jf X 5 ' ' A 'if A4012 'qw W if, a'-tJl?M5TT,,,,s V -l-' v ' 4. 4- va- yr af! J i + -v ff i +T:Q':'++-r 1-+4 .H+ Q' W sv 4.- . . f, 5 gg RUTH DUNN Elementary Tittvll Cllllllg May Day Com, Dances lg Ex- pt-rllntihlal l'sS't41ul,mgy Club 2g Bowling 2g Forum Disrdsslon Club fl, Treas. -lg Handicraft Club 3, 4g Motlern Danre 4. . , ......-1 .,,-.,.m,,....-.-,7w I - 1 f I ' ..-P ' .-4 ...lf ' ' A : A X' 1 ' T ' X x , I X 5 I , 5 , 'Hg .gg .A,. . ALICE EISENBERC. Mathematics and Scienfa' Tennis lg Badminton l, 2g Basketball l, 2g Bowling lg Baseball l, 2g Lambda Mu Nu 2, 3, -lg Volleyball 2. , - - .. . L, ,,,, ,. ..- 3 . I A it N2 x L 1. ,. xx 1 ,T il 1 ii F' U V , cf miiifw ' V I A If RTARY Fox English and Social Studies Freshman Dramatic Club lg Volleyball l, 2g Basketball l, 2, 3g Badminton lg Collegf' Theatre 3, 4g Forum Club 3, -lg Speedball 3. LILLIAN FALK Elementary Freshman Dramatic Club lg College Theatre 2 3. -lg Forum Club 3, -lg Modern Dance 4. iXlARION FRASER English and Social Studies Tennis lg Women's Glee Club l, 2, 3, Pres. Class Sec. lg Volleyball 2g Forum Club 3. NINETEEN BARBARA FENN Elementary Badminton Ig Riding lg Social Dancing lg Art Club 2, 3, 4. ANITA FURMAN Elementary Handbook lg Tennis lg Badminton lg Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Forum Club 45 Assembly Lecture Com. 4. DIL FORTY-ONE Q' ,ig ---F-.'3,+g-Ref V IICQ M .Q .. . I Y J, L J , . 1l --u wif.. 'fly ' i A 2 ti C' au? A .T ..' -I ' A X 5 l 5 s .2 I' ' if . A ': Qtr bfhlnm' 1. . 1. V ,I W'- ' vs'-'15 4w 'wwlQ '-kills-f., :g A fi-lil . - .. ,. .flag ' 'Nj - x ,fl 1' wit fi 21 2 2 1 Q ty ,S A , l lyk ' if if f ' myfira A Q -- i..,I iiffi 54 E THOMAS FLANDERS ' Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 43 Visual Education Club 3, 49 Intramural: Baseball 23 Basketball 35 Football 3, 45 Bowling 35 Softball 35 Class Pres. 3g Student Council 4. CORNELIA FORD Elementary Hiking lg Campus Glee Club lg Speedball l Class Vice-Pres. 2, 35 Dorm. Council 3 Womenls Glee Club 3, 45 Budget Com 3 '.,iL,1f,- if ,' 5' ,i I f,f'fN'?' . M J 'if ' 'LM .. ,. ,fi 'N , . .' I' ' f!,.f W . Z .fx V Q l ,, , A if it I A A' Q' .wir A4 'fi - 1 3 A jil iifii Zgdufis I CHARLOTTE GONTARZ 5 'ill Q Mmilli Elementary Freshman Dramatic Club lg Travel Club 1 Social Dancing 1, 25 C. W. Club Treas. 2 Hiking 2, l , , ,4-41 'Nff ' - X 252372 5 Y f . 3- .iii A Q lr f ' - W-'! , . ' .- :ramen 'f 'qq1Qq,g,.J- K . ,-...:. F , ' ,,,.,,.oug,4,Qy.,,,,,v9u' , It fr ' , .rams sv--M iffi. at A lb 1 'P 5r,..t:.1f.11.f.i'! -R5 'l '2 ' - ' l 3 45 A i ' ' A ' il' ' 4---M nf tn'li't A ' H 5 5 .malmf rx, '-f'. 'Z' Nl!! Q. . t L ,,. 'G' Q fm Ni t 1 5 ta! xaifw., Qztfgttfwgspl 2 - ' 'He f fe l le! CAROLYN HINES Elementary Campus Glee Club 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 45 - Orpheus Club 1. 2 DOROTHY HERLIHY Transfer from Bridgeport Elementary Handicraft Club 4. SOPHIA GYZENSKI Business Education Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Archery 15 Travel Club 15 Bowling 15 May Day Com. 15 Volley- ball 1, 25 Badminton 15 Speedball 35 Recorder 35 Handicraft Club 35 Tennis, Sport Leader 4. E Kit 2 , al? ' , A. JAMES JAFFEE English and Social Studies Intramural: Football lg Baseball 15 Basketball 1, 35 Rooters Club 15 College Theatre 2, 35 2 ij ss., ' Q. vt ls' ,C dw, -' .5 l ' Recorder 2, 3, 45 Touch Football 25 Social NE, Dancing 2. gg 5 , gn u 2 ' -' Q HN A VJ ' . Q' 5' 2 V- ' -' BERNLCE JACOBSON I h e Q ig Transfu-' frtlm Pridgeport yllerncanlary N I N E T E E N :.fw,..... . ,N H. MARGUERITE H1Tc HCOCK Elementary Riding 15 Press Club 15 Archery l, 25 Orpheus Club lg Campus Glee Club I5 Basketball 15 Social Dancing 15 Art Club 25 Recorder 35 Bowling 3. LUCILLE JONES Elementary Hiking lg Women's Glee Club 1, 2, Treas. 35 Social Dancing 15 Handicraft Club 35 Square Dancing 4. DIAL FORTY-ONE '-'N f if .. , , 'f-..,.,,- ' I of 5, . 1 - I .,, . ? Q fi- i .f-if l i A '-:QQ Q fur Egg Q Q5 vxstn-min ' JQNS- fi ' wwgq vw- . E QS, t V 2 5 ' ,fd ' '35, 1 -I l . -Vi? fm ffl ff? Qi..,.:',,s ,. L-.!.,-:!: IRENE HOLMES Mathematics and Science Badminton 15 Orpheus Club 15 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Lambda Mu Nu 2, Sec. 3, Pres, 45 Philoso- phy Club 2. M.ARGARET JUDD Elementary Dial I5 Women's Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I5 Fr. Dramatic Club Vice-Pres. 15 Badminton lg Social Dancing 15 Archery 25 Experimental Psychology 25 Social Activities Com. 2, 3, Chm. 4. EVELYN HUGGLER English and Social Studies Soc. Activities Com. 25 Badminton 25 Basket- ball 25 Volleyball 25 Dorm. Social Activities Com. Treas. 3, 4. M ,-,g sz rf:-s ,gin at-'A 5- 4' x' . ' W :Ja , 1 A .,. V ,h ,- . .,,f . at V ' wi ' is 'E A I , I: A . S Aff' 1 E. is T' T P 1, G ' V 1 Q , , l '. 1 . 2. . .. L ff' -E.. ' -' 3' Q ' ' - , , I, ' ,. , , f i M' 5 fa 5 'QU 5 ,V ,rf . - I -i Y MLQNU- ' M V 12:3 Y t 1 'Q 'L-wg 1 ' . ' . 1 : . 'ef V kc 53, gmt- W4 - .. .,, . . l ' , y.tr .1 il C' WM F -ff' M ,Qi .Q I ,.. , in I ' . Y. -.. .e , f X I' fi., f vkirr H. ixxxii k M l , - - . , ' ' - -1, -v , i.4'Ln.q..-4 T E? f 2, X Wg . ., ,. , ,wm a fr-,f W AAN, i' 1 l t fini ' ' 5-'Sa p Q Jill' Q i i' ai F9 A . Sf , 23' Ju Je f1, 4. w .,, .i If A v G Q ,K H ' L 1 -QA I I 4 as-ffiflif'-' f Q5f2?g:+'1f' ,.-A - if I Qryf I ,ll ,,. ff: , QQ at R 'A ' ., .. 1 Y. M A 'f f L , ,5,Ag2,, ep 4' Je 1 I 2' fj :l'Qz '?ii .N--:iqgrjyifyiia as .,'.e,u Ayifigi-gif, ELIZABETH KAVASCH Elementary Womcn's Glee Club lg Orchestra 1, 2, Vice- Pres, 3, 45 Archery 2g Handicraft Club 3, 4, gf A ,,,,m . . ' fy s-ll: 'E 'EH ml A ' .FHL 'grail M-A P I ft mga' 1 A tam, li-.W 5 -' ,fTff V'+ '1'A , 5 If cmisfktiif-1 SYLVIA KIRIBERLY Elementary Hikinq l 2' Volleyball l 2' S eedball 2' Bad- . - i , i P 1 minion 2g Basketball 2, 35 Social Dancing 2 Square Dancing 2, 3. 2,1 JAMES MCINTYRE Industrial Arts s Intramural: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis lg Basketball l, 2, Capt, 35 Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4g Jr. Varsity Basketball 2g Bowling 35 Varsity: Basketball 3g Tennis 3. CONRAD KUHN Mathematics and Science Intramural: Football lg Lambda Mu Nu 2, 3, 4g Philosophy Club 25 Orchestra 2, Sec.-Treas. 3. Pres. 4. MARGARET MAHAN Elementary Hiking 1, 25 Travel Club lg Speedball l, 25 Basketball 1, 2g Badminton 1, 25 Baseball lg Handicraft Club 2, 3g Bowling 3g Archery 4. Th 9 NINETEEN EUGENE LEACH Industrial Arts Men's A. A. Council lg Intramural: Football 1, 4g Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3. LAWRENCE MARINACCIO Industrial Arts Intramural: Football Capt. l, 4g Baseball 25 Basketball 35 Student Council lg Orchestra lg Social Dancing lg College Theatre 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4g Square Dancing 23 Calendar Com. 35 Bowling 3g Softball 3. DIAL l 5 4 ' l :H Ig Aff D Q ffl-f I .1v- I ff V fy V.: e at I 4 'A , if - - maui., ' F t. .fx-mt. -'xx ,J - I '54 ,.,. -. I V, vm., , . 'nuuu..,.,.,w-,- E. 1 - A Y l . ' -K, - 'ww X' ff f . , I t lf' 15.1 1 'fi 7 'L it 'I '. 2 I 3314 5 L fi, - I f , ,- gf i. is, ., , . sg: A 3, - ,,- 4 it ,fm J Wvfwfg! 'W' , W ' ,.,... . - i T' . V Q I . - .' 'l'ZV.2L3:.m- , ADELINE LOETSCHER Elementary Hiking 1, 2, Basketball l, 25 Volleyball lg Bad- minton 1, 2g Baseball lg Social Dancing l Handicraft Club 2, 3g Bowling 33 Archery 4. Q GRACE MARKMAN Business Education Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Speedball lg Bad- minton l, 23 Basketball lg Baseball lg Tennis lg Golf 4. 'Ya ...., ' ' Asn X . ..... lk all 1 K Q -.thttfehit -Nl l . H. Y 'V . -fififf-vu ww.. .... ..-ww. .1 , , OLGA LYGA Business Education Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Clubs and Points Com. 3, 4g Handbook Com. 3, Ed. 43 Bad- minton 4g Class Vice-Pres. 4. ai? 7 5155-11.,, .. . Lifflffi' 1-e ri K .. - ' 51:1 463' .Taryn : , 3 I q,,,t.'fff5.: 'atggfii ,V X 1 1 f Lf.,-3 . W 41 , Ir,- af . 0 1 je tl? I tw ff 'A lt-1 M 4. p Ax N 15,- ' ii-i'5:: , ,yi 1, w1M,Q'f M, ' ' fmt' . 4 , t-.mf wwf, , ,, ..,...,,,..-.,,,....- .. i gf,-' tk 1' tr,-fl ,IL if-. l pint A gf!-M 4 f e -Q 'U' 3 f- .ffm 'l - s 135. Si t 'Q' E ,aft A H' 4' . bpm? fr ,Sn f' 3 ,f'?'. is-fs, Rf LZ? ig Q '-an 'Lt V, A 'vt 'N N5 Q Lf, ' 'AWE , i Vit I 1 an W ' -wwf- ltsoonggjoggil iff? A - -'m wfff' T' Y. E .fffii it ' X if ' fffffff ,.. s Q' ',xY'N, P. , Et A It .A,7 ..,. ,Z K ,pf jp I 2 UI ..,. N ' I74: .,,, i 5 l 'J- .L-.'Y'L 2t'1.':!11f5,,,m .- -NBRQLSMUEHM i, W' E , lui' li ff E MARY MARR Elementary Student Council 15 Science Club 15 Basketball l, 25 Badminton lg Social Dancing l5 Hand- book Com. 25 College Theatre 2, 3, 45 Social Activities 35 Dorm Council Pres. 4. WALTER MAYER Business Education Intramural: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1 Basketball 15 Baseball 2, 35 Jr, Varsity Basket- ball 25 Commerce Club 2, 3, 45 Men,s A. A. 39 Bowling 35 Class Treas. 4. X MARGARET MOORE Elementary Basketball l, 25 Volleyball 15 Badminton 1 Tennis lg Baseball 1, 25 Social Dancing 1, 2 Press Club 25 Bowling 2, 35 Speeclball 3, 4 Square Dancing 35 Recorder 3. 3- . 'u,,N f f' j 5 BBN. -Q I tj: ea , . . -- CHARLES PETITJEAN 1 . , ' Business Education 1 5.58 ' Press Club 15 Touch Football 15 Intramural: :F J -1 by Tennis l, 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Bowling 35 V . W Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Freshman Dramatic st. - lf 5'Q'i'5:'Q, ,hifi Club lg Mt-yrs Glen Club 1, 2, Class sec.-Treas. 4 f , N :girl H... n l. 25 Clotnnlerce Club 2, 3, Pres. 45 Social Danc- yv Eff bu jli i ing 25 Budget and Auditing Com. 25 Square V' 'r,,H.2',' Dancing 35 Recorder Bus. Mgr. 35 Student ,29iffiff' -.N Council 35 Burberry Ter. 3, Pres. 4. Wiki ,, ' fi -.E SARWEN ..... .:E LORNA PEKRUL Transfer from Bridgeport e Elementary NINETEEN FORTY-O JOHN MYERS English and Social Studies Intramural: Football 3, 45 Softball 35 Bowling 3. l 1 l a ' X if . ' v 1' 1 as 1 '- ' J-if ' ' fi ' 'Pl lEl A ls ui 5 , V- W V N., 4 i ' - it ii? 7529 lf '1 C'4f'S1 S' , .. ANTHONY PULITO Business Education MARGARET NEMEC Elementary Badminton I5 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Campus Glee Club 15 Social Dancing 15 Volleyball 25 Handi- craft Club 1, 2, Sec. 3, 45 Forum Club Vice- Pres. 45 Dorm Council. v Z, . .gm f 4. 1, N, . .,.. l K -'l x LQ: ,JA Rf ' gr, X, . f Q.. , v '12 - 2 ss '1 -an M1736 . K , , . MARTHA Nov English and Social Studies Archery I5 Campus Glee Club 15 Art Club 2 3. 45 Dorm Social Activities. P 5 r-yn. , l lllllilillbl A . at T: mlmn' 'T 5' Freshman Dramatic Club 15 Touch Football I5 ' , Intramural: Basketball I, 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 45 , f Baseball 25 Softball 35 Varsity Baseball Asst. 1 Mgr. 35 Commerce Club 2, 3, 45 Men's Glee , U3 Club 25 Assembly Com. 35 Bowling 3. 7. . i n afar 3 i MILDRED UAILE 5 5 Elementary A ' N E Social Dancing l, 25 Archery 25 Art Club 2, 3, 4. ... . 2... .. .-.. . . ,. - ....,......,..... .,..,... ., .,, ,. it A Q , t L' Muir. :Il 4 it . L . 3 n 1 -:nu , Q ir .LV vf , ...M X ,V ...E Q Q W f' I w t.-f-f 2 ' ' ' - I Y 'A 'ij 1. v f . mow' 'HY f-' - ., ,vs ., ..-.4 . . Q ,. D 5 f 'H F4 342' , 5 U. F 'l H - f' ya -V- s - -A - B ss H it , xv' i M X A x ' 1 'uf 'iii 3 , . 1 . tha .....- HEI,EN REED Elementary Handicraft Club lg Art Club 2, 3, 45 Square Dancing 2, 3, Sport Leader 4. LEVI REDEIELD Elementary xt. se lr it. w..1 THOMAS RAIMONDI Iviathematics and Science A Point System Com. lg Varsity: Football I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cap. 4, Baseball 2, 3, LambdaiMu Nu 2,5 M. A. A. Treas. 2, Pres. 43 Visual Education Club 3. pw- . '-vw g -,jx l f fe or lt-It Q , A :H W l T.. 9 1 'wr Aki. -,MQ t ,, I , mmm 1 3 TOWN E505 , ' f -.. A, , LM E 9 -- '53 Freshman Dramatic Club lg Intramural: Basketball 1, 2, Touch Football 1, Baseball 2, College Theatre 2, 3, 4, Class lifes. 25 Student Council l, 3, Visual Education Club 3, 45 Chapel 4, Assembly Lecture Com. 4. EDWARD SAXBY Industrial Arts Touch Football lg jr. Varsity Basketball lg Varsity: Football 25 Baseball 2, 33 Intramural: Basketball 2, 3g Football 3, 45 Social Activities Com. 23 I. A. Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling 35 Student Council 4. af' 3 ANNE SCALISE Elementary Rooters Club lg Speedball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 35 Square Dancing 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Art cms 3, 4. Th 9 NINETEEN 1 3f'x in . I . Ffh., , ig b 4 js a R te 5. V L s W 4 2 f af' nl. in X A 'ill k i 'B lh all s . , LOUISE RODERICK Business Education Press Club lg Speedball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 3, Badminton l, 25 Tennis 25 Commerre Club 2, Treas. 3, 4, Recorder 2, 3' W. A. A. Treas. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Social dancing 23 Volleyball 2, 35 Softball 2, 33 Budget Com. 3, Golf 4. ,I .lp i 2 'S A g.' . . . 1 ei? -1? , 1 Q 3 ,va w f, za , L i 434 1 gf 2 , . t, 4-r r -i-F-z.zxZe.ff GERTRUDE SCHUTZE Transfer from Bridgeport Elementary Art Club 4. F O R T Y ' O N E Dancing lg Dial CP 3 4 . , 441 MARGARET ROEBLING Business Education Commerce Club l, 2, 3, 43 Badminton 1 Student Council Sec. 2. 32 'Nun-irmfig g iq, ' ii' -1 Q.fl'2'f'5f't31l'e5+i4.'-. 1-.sg Q i m,. 'kj Q '-. iii N. 'zfzfjsf T ,,, as it 5 3. l 4 E , . 5 Ll ' E z 44? I 5 Dorm. a ELAINE RUDOF English and Social Studies Freshman Dramatic Club lg Badminton lg C. W. Club 2, 3, 43 Forum Club 4g Modern Dance 4, 4, M i: 'im s ' - 5 U 3.1-Kg, Q iw-: F' ig: S .. ' ,ff 2 W fi We Q- - - ge... -- .-uw' ...., hecoaoim 3 ,A ,wg RUTH SELINA English and Social Studies Women's A. A. 1: Press Club lg Rc ' - -- ...-'af if lf., corder 2, 3, Editor 45 Women! Glee Club l, 3, 4g Social R . 2, 45 Clubs and Points '.,--rl-l'.',.'.A fix' , VC: 5 1' ' . .- .,:,'f5 twat ' ' CDU' Ya: .J IJ - ,A 1 , ,. , 1 , l x , ff' i 'lt 5 ' ' ff fri Z 'K fi' A I y ' V .YYY VR-5 -Z 'Vw l X :li fill i 1 ,f ' ff- . 9 ' A 4 G f g f 1, 5 'AQ . '9 J: 5 'j Qf'S f I 1 ff ' S i . 0. 'mwmut-A-1-I-1v,.Qgf.:4.r' . A . I f V lp ' in Q dd Lginiwd A ft ,, ,. , 5 Mil ,A?7'ffzt,S' 1!.fl,,., ifffjf' ,fi-l,-ifl'A ft'l 'Q fill is ' ' -7? 'PA llfmt 'lil -'-if.-'ix ff' 5. l,A-:XM - 59:56, N t -H .f'l?:lfll'2l5:'lfr'g5, ,ff ,fiiflkllg 'lirffifg5'-ff':g5 R f'f'Tf'W1'5i . ,L It xiqfw, lf! ,tar t: H 1 ,194-2 ' lil. 'fill .5 - '. - kms! ' Q CELE SENK Elementary Assembly Lecture Com. l, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Social Dancing 1, 25 Speedball 2, 3, 45 Experi- mental Psychology 25 Press Club 25 Square Dancing 35 Recorder 35 Bowling 35 Modern Dance 35 Social Activities 4. .xt M l , H ,,f,fQi' 45' gli! A . V X, A Wg! lj 4 t M' A t ,ta 5' Jig. A 1, . i 5- t I f' u l -......:::.L-----f--- V ' an .- il l-LL.. 'Y-. A :J,..,i..'xffwgx. :Q3m Y , mq t.. N ELLIE SIDDELL Business Education Commerce Club 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Bad- minton 4. MADELINE SHERRY Elementary Specclball l, Basketball l, Volleyball l, Bad- minton l Handicraft Club 2 3 RUTH STRAUB Elementary Rooter's Club 15 Freshman Dramatic Club I5 Tennis 15 Social Dancing 15 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Volleyball 25 Visual Education Club Treas. 3, 45 Dial Board 4. NORMAN STEINBERG Business Education Touch Football lg Chapel 15 Social Dancing 15 Intramural: Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 35 Baseball Capt. 25 Jr. Varsity Football 25 Com- merce Club 2, 3, 45 Publicity Com. 25 Forum Club 2, 35 Dial Asst. Bus. Nlgr. 3, Bus. Mgr. 45 M. A, A. Sec. 3, 45 Square Dancing 35 Bowling 35 College Theatre 45 Varsity Tennis Mgr. 3, 4. NINETEEN av 1 -Ef- EDWARD SILKS Industrial Arts Rooters Club lg Orchestra lg Freshman Dra- matic Club 15 Men's Glee Club l: Science Club lg Intramural: Tennis lg Basketball lg Social Activities Com. 2, 35 I. A. Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 43 Visual Education Club 33 Bowling 3. Wh K.. ,, x.-. ,J ' 'JW'7- -P 1 v Vfsiqiqf' 5 ,.+. ' 1-if ' Y ' '- ' ii ' 'S t. by Hfftsjj- 4-'Ju qw .g'..,y-Maw,-. ' ' nl 115 H. hm' H' :-9 mu., 1.--3 any, ' .H..:',5'!.,.-1.-5.1. ' .,'-,wb 9 ' 4 fl 9 ' gram - i I A -Aumtmt-Z'r ?5fft1'.5:5s1.:z.:w -'f--M -wg- .....,.,,. tw, ac ,lg ELIZABETH SLACK E . Business Eduration Press Club l: Recorder 2. fl. 4: Commerre Club 2. 3. 4: Calendar Com. Svc. 3, Chnl. 41 Forum Club 43 Class Ser. -lg News Bulletin fl. 4. ff' QS' '-QL U QI MMM ako KZ ,.' A: l 'QRS .dx T 'aff !'l ST' , M Z 'f , ' 2 f ,, ' f 1' f JJ ,n 9 V .F A 1 :- ..1y 4 . n ii' li. 41' ,. gn'-ew - ww iii. .A Jf JDFZIQQ, ..- ,..........s-..N'.'. A f.w.l:,'4x-f' F FLORENCE STATCHEN Elementary Women's Glee Club lg Speedball l, 2, 33 Basketball l, 2, 3g Volleyball lg Tennis lg Social Dancing lg Press Club 2, 35 Softball 25 Recorder 3, 45 Bowling 35 Handicraft Club 45 W. A. A, Vice-Pres. 4. ' B' l5'..l-- ' 419553, ' --Six' 1-me. 5 ,+..,vqfaz, 3 5Q?.'11 ?' fl'-'wlgw-Q img .mst 3 57,5 .1 . ,M ,. 1 ' l A - 3? WALTER SLOHODOLSKI W 7 Maw? . r m5g.:.'- ' ' Elementary :iw Je n- . .' 1 ,. f':T ? . Varsity Football l. 2, 3. 45 Intramural: Basket- . ball 1. 2, 34 Softball 3: C0111-ge 'Theatre 2, 3, 4g ' ' ' 1,.f f ' T ' I NIen's A. A. 2, 45 Men's Glee Club 3, 4. V. ' ni A 5 . r 1' Q N l V ,. L6 K ,Anal ,. Ltfkft ,fgefeg F . DOROTHY SULLIVAN gwqa ' JI Elementary 'lun hcl' ll ' I .xt 'll FORTY-ONE 'lit-nnis lg Hiking lg Badminton l, 2g Travel Club lg Press Club lg Social Dancing lg Speed- lmall 4: Bowling 4g llandicrafl Club 2, 4, ,, .-L, ,,., ..,,.X , v I df ,1 ,M Sift J A 1, . r 1,5 I , ,. W: t. ' il? , - . Y 4 . . ' A land . 2 l L 5 1. ,. at yi 5 10 X 6 1 if 4 Q sr , gr 4 1. Thi 'IWW S 1 -o':: 1 li: I I H . A , .4 Q ' .,'Q,-N . Wx J ,N , ,,- U . , A .,,, ' 17275 ,ut .gf six r 1 ' x 'W 1. LEONARD TICE English and Social Studies ,UM . M., Philosophy Club 23 Clubs Com. 2g Forum Dis- cussion Club 33 C. W, Club 3g Dial Board 4. L' ,, X 11 . Fix .Qu Q.. Q v ,. it .I p J r W mfs'-4-mtfy gpg, 4, zoxbzf ,. -,frfS,3.7,, isfffsf, .f. ,I ,A I 'tgiiz ' I ., , ff -I 2? t. I iiijiirrgb st ,, N . his FQ L ' - X-tyxggy' ., I Q-.vm '. .- f Elgin kd ic I 1 ,. ITE-Wrfm., A ,e.'Lg .5 a.iz.f.g:.t A I . 1 ., E ANITA TREBLAS Elementary Archery lg Band lg Social Dancing lg Dorm Social Activities lg Dorm Council 2, Vice-Pres, 3g Handicraft 4. WILLIAM TIERNEY Ind ustrial Arts Intranuiral: Football 1, 3, 45 Baseball 3 Science Club lg Band lg Lambda Mu Nu 1, 2 Orchestra lg Student Council 2, Vice-Pres. 3 Pres. 4g Industrial Arts Club 2, 45 Men's A. A 35 Recorder 33 Varsity: Baseball 2. ALICE WILLARD Elementary Archery 1, 25 Dorm Social Com. 1, 3, 4g Campus Glee Club lg Basketball lg Social Dancing lg Art Club 2, 3, 4. ELLEN WHITE The women Gmee Club 1, Treas. 2, vice-Pres. 3, 43 Class Vice-Pres. lg Basketball 1, 25 Bad- N I N E T E E , N minton lg Publicity Com. 2. if -4 .5 A K . ADELE WALLACH English and Social Studies Art Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 23 Social Dancing 25 V0lleyball 2g C. W. Club 3, 45 Forum 4. LEONARD WILLCOX Industrial Arts Band 1, 2, Sec.-Treas. 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g lNlen's Glee Club lg Social Dancing lg Intra- mural: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Football 3, 43 Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 49 Recorder 3, 4, Visual Ed. Club 3, Dial Photographer 4. DIAL F.ORTY-ONE Leia W.-1-:O ' -f,,: ' if EE M . f ff. .. I ' ..--- ,XX if iifbll HELEN WEINTRAUB Transfer from Bridgeport Elementary ,-,f, V .-.aw--A-' wry: iiflfiiilig . 'y f : rbi- l 1, . . fam. V- '- '.' ,wi wt, , X ,Q '1 1 lr ' . ,. .-,:-N-av--v-yy., g I L Q5 . - gt. I I lf? 1.t:39'ltl . 1 ' g 5 -1 N : lllglfrf '-' A 'Q-u...:z . 4 ,. f llliiww-' we 'la r I :F ' L ei ., , . .- - ,f, f- 'inn A '5 4'iP HL4 ,,,,,,, In N tn I J? Q L ',.T- ,' ' DOROTHY WELCH Elementary Tennis lg Hiking 1, 2g Badminton 1, 25 Travel Club lg Basketball 1, 2, Baseball lg Social Dancing 1, Handicraft Club 2, 3, Speedball 2, 35 Bowling 3. xt -5 I I ' , ,, ,r fi? L E , J 3 , ,., V, ws...-............. 1 bf- , ,, ,fl F P' ,f ll W . ANNETTE WILLIAMS V tv' s.. 5 ,,,., N1 7 l saws Elementary Tennis lg Basketball l, 2, 3, Volleyball lg Social Dancing lg Calendar Com. 3. O' ' -1 REGINA WRzos English and Social Studies Campus Glee Club lg Handicraft Club 3: A5- sembly Com. Sec.-Treas. 3. .1 :sw ld ' I E253 -' Yr-:Q X .Hx 5 ::! 1' f i 4.1! 4 4, 1--ff-we Fifth Year Students Yin! -89 'sb' -Q-,J sun' ,ff ...,,'f' ..x' fr-1 , wr, , 'var' -sq an QV 'wr Activitie lu0, Student Cooperative Government ASSOCiaIiOr1 ttffatt-it at-tw President, YVilliz1m 'rit-mvyg Vice-Presi- dent, Homer Andersong Set'retiiry-Trtzuurer, YN'illi.1ni C.1rter, Corresponding Secretary, Carolyn Recknagel and Ad- visor, Dr. John R. Rgiekley. With the purpoxe ol improving college conditions and relationships, the Association revised its Constitutiong planned the hudgetg sponsored the All-College Banquet in Decemberg cleared the athletic deficit and participated in other college activities, Calendar Committee Ofiitft-is tm-1 Chairman, Betty Slzxekg Secretary, Dorothy Steeves and Advisor, Mr. George F. Howe. ln order to tornplete .1 well-hzilzineed eollt-ge calendar, the Committee directs the ehoiee of dxitex for gill college functions Clubs and Points System Committee officers are: Co-Chairmen, Miss Rtnhel Spencer and Lucy Czamillo, and Settrettxry Julia Gorman. The function of the Committee is to guide students in selecting an appropriate and henefiriul extra- lk! curricular program After the Trenton Football Game officers sir:-: fxlnrgarct Judd, Chziirrnnng Anastazia Kurdyna Sccrc tz1ry1 Mark Flvitvvr. Trczixiirf-r and Miss Henry Iittgi Stone: Advisor. The Committmi is primarily Conccrnnd with pro viding .1 variety of focizzl fl1Ui'ilOIh for all of the studvnts of thc collcgff. The outstanding affairs of the year were the Hcillowvlmi Party. the Bfid-yvzix' Informiil and thc Spring Formal, College Banquwt gtg mx ,Zi i 1 7' ,XX Plf'f1tl7HlI07I,i -71: if gy Ay it-2 X Hallowe en Fun .f0r!l1if.S'jnz'1ig Formal .,.,m. W- ' rf-4251 Y f--M ff' 'Y' ' . ...,.-:'Ae7'?2?T. , at frzf ' 5 45' ' ' ' i . , ,,i, W- , V. Q . 'il f f 5 2 P1 'H-.X 'ie N. if . 1' Aff' . ,K , ,.. pf QB v , Spring Tea Dance :lifes V: 4,' 55 - :sy . , 9.: ' if ' Spring Formal Co Chazrmen - 1 '-f X H A ! 'FK E331 5. in i in '. -i. A Assembly Lecture Committee officers are: Anita Furman, Chairmang Evelyn Cooke, Secretary-Treasurer and Miss Esther Pihl, Advisor. Assembly Lecture Committee Frank Guy Armitage, December II Scrooge by Armitage Reverend Gilbert at College Banquet, December I7 Dr. Alonzo G. Grace, March 31 Dr. Gerald P. Wendt, November 6 fohn Mason Brown, March 12 Sidney Shurclij, january I5 Mrs. L. Rose, April 2 Middletown High School Band, April I6 Senior Week Assembly I l I b , I if 1 l Q ...M 5 'xx 1 I f. 11 Richard Lahey, March I9 Doris Humphrey and Charles Weiman Dance Recital, February I2 ae Y.vl 2, x - : .5 ' -- .G , . ' . 3 2 ir eg 5 'Qf'-gif 9' ,, 2 5 A A .1 -A - . 1 , T il S-2 1 2' 5- 1 E : 'il V f 1 1 .414 'wg 'f 5, A V -.- Q . A , , S ii f 2, 3 ,- Egg ., 4 Fl KE QI- . r Q ,ii A 7 i Z4 is E . T , T 1 1.31 - 4 A f :Nu 1 V 'P' 5' .0 ,H , Qs af ir 0 J ,Q-'Q af 36 'V' 36- Th .1Q,f-fl, 'J Y , N ix yum the Colin-ggv llvwlltfinlll' px-vwrnlc-:I gm o1'igix1.1l HlUdf'I'I1iZ1'd VK'1'SiUTl of IjiCkCIl5, F Nklllristrrlns CAI-ul .u their 4111111.11 Cllx1'iXr11x.v 111.15 'Hn' nmirl PI'od11vtior1 of thc- 5f'2iSOI1 was C I lH1OI'd Go1dm11thk UJ1IlC'dy, What ,X 1.111- . XN'llil'll ww presentedrw11KI1u'c'h3:1nd 6. Om'- , .xc I playa wma'Qixvnf01'tl1rrPq11wx1lC l3.1y 1,7-OQIXIIII --11 NIM' 1 1'L1Ild frwr.-Xl11r11niIJ11y, Nlny 17 College Theatre H ......... EF ui f, 1 gk f 1 A Jlodcm 'Chrz'5tma.s Carol IIHUFIS' H l1a! A Lz'fr Sfagr A111 D 'wammaI ...!' lin-.-. Collcgc- Tlwzxtrv officers, loft to right: Frances Alling. Secrctgxry: Gvorgc Kinkadv, Vice-President: Nfrs. John Ravklvyg Dr, NT, Agnvllu Gunn, Advisorg Dons Burrvtt. Prcsidvntg and H.1r1'y Anderson, T11-:1w11r'c'1', fffiff 'ff ini' .Q XX -, 'g ' 2 QW 5 I K 1' QF- ,Wm -- 3,5-.., , 1 e L Ifhflt A I.ifff b,1'Clfff0r11' Uwlffflllflh .,-- 1 v- ...'.mf...-ases? 233335332 4,-,l1,..,.r...-----' Men's Glee Club officers are: President, Walter Suchodolskig Vice-President, Richard Ballardg Secretary, Edward Laufg Treasurer, Irving Wilber and Director, Miss Betsy Morton. The Menis Glee Club appeared in several college programs including: the Menls Smoker, , the All-College Banquet, and A Waltz Dream, which was presented by the combined musical groups on April 23 and 24. . .,,. . . as--,-f--,...,.-1-nn: l 'xl .,,,,N u 7 7l WOmBn,S Glee ofhcers are: President, Marion Fraser, Vice-President, Ann Jennings, Secretary, Edith Kalbg Treasurer, Doris Manheim, Concert Chairman, Elizabeth Berwick, Librarian, Frances Darby and Director, Miss Grace E. Cushman. Among the activities ofthe Women's Glee Club were the following: participa- tion in the Christmas Assembly, A Christmas Carol , presentation of the Strauss operetta, 'SA Waltz Dreamug contributions to Assembly programs and civic organizations. Campus Glee officers are: President, Lois Sheldon, Vice-President, Cynthia Mack, Secretary, Alyce Knorrg Librarian, Peggy Davie and Director, Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson. To give students interested in singing an opportuntity to enjoy choral singing was the purpose of the organization. Members of the club participated in several college programs. 'x ll 55' U, ai 1 v-, A Waltz Dreamj' Orchestra officers are: President, Conrad Kuhn, Vice-President, Ann Kent, Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Ann Allisong Program Chairman, Anita Furman, Librarian, Mildred Benson, Assistant Librarian, Martha Vick and Director, Miss Grace E. Cushman. During the year the Orchestra participated in the Christmas Assembly, gave a Spring Twilight concert, which featured well-known classicsg and contributed to community gatherings. The String Trio and Woodwind Trio provided entertainment at various college programs. R College Forum Omccfs are: President, Eva Bring vice- President, Margaret Nemccg Secretary, Phillip Tanguayg Treasurer, Ruth Dunn and Advisor, Miss Jennie L. Hendricks. Democracy at VVork', was the basis of the study and discussion of the club. Experts on the topics for discussion were invited to speak to the club during the year. One of the main social events was the Banquet on May l2. Y? Cf? b- -'QW Press other-rs Lire: President. Frank -Iasinski: Viet'-President. Edward Donahue: Seeremry Trezsurer Claire Swr-ig and Advisor. llr. Herbert E, Fowler. Activities of the Club emphasized Principles and Techniques of News writing and Nm-wspgtpei' Publishing during the first sernester and S'Fz1t'ulty Sponsorship of School Public itions during the second seniester. 4199- , . ,, -A Ha nd book stzilli members R6COI'd8l' Board members are: Editor-in-Chief, Harold Eloviehg News Editor, Ruth Selina: Feature Editor. Grziee Brennzinz Campus are: Editor-in-Chief, Olga Editor, Betty Slaekg Sports Editor, A. ,lznnes Juflee: Art Editor, Leonard Lygzig Associate Editor, Willcox, Business ilXfI2lI121gl'I', Hubert lizxngl Bfzike-up Editor, Frank Jasinski and Advisor, Dr. Herbert E. Fowler. Jenny Przitziz Business Man- ager, Jack Carter and Ad- visor Miss Bett Morton. , Y News Bulletin Cdit0I'S are Betty Slack and Betty Schultz, who supervised the publication of the bulletin by Press Club members. iqhna. , , , .I .Q . , . ,...,,R,V . C. W. ofiieers are: President, Charlotte Ander- song Vice-President, Doris Zwillingerg Secretary-Treasurer, Staff Virginia Aekerman and Advisor, Niiss Katharine Strong. In addition to the reading and disvussion of literature, the club published a series of reviews of Current books for the benefit of the eollege. v v , Y I1 if: 951 1 5 an-.gr offieers are: President, Marion Cheneyg Viee-President, Marion Bowieg Secretary, Ruth Chaffeeg Treasurer, Mary Butler: Publicity Manager, Gladys Thompson and Advisor, Mrs. Ruth H. Adams. Among the crafts in whieh club members participated were: knitting. sewing, Crocheting, metal work, wood work and leather work. The group participated in the Christmas Bazaar and in making clothing for the Red Cross. V , I 4 Arts officers are: President, George Barnhardtg Vice-President, Edward Silks, Treasurer, Made- lyn Perry: Secretary, James Dooman and Advisors, Nlr. Raymond W. Phipps and Dr. John Whitesel. In accordance with the usual custom, the club members were hosts to the Spring Conference of the Connecticut Industrial Arts Association on March 14 and 15. The program of the club included: lectures, demonstrations, industrial movies, socials, trips to industrial plants and schools and the sponsorship of 21 first aid course. The group cooperated with the heads ofthe Industrial Arts Department in organ- izing and managing the elective course, g'Trafhc Safety and Driver Training . Q, 1 14.313 tfx, , S Q , i.Pin 720 'CWS 6' 7' . 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Tha- procccds from the Bzxzimr' xwrv uwd for thc- ln '.U!Ilf .'lxT10r'l ul' mv fc-llffgf Ilul il'IllIili!dCIA of thv progxurn comiwtn-ci of demonstrations of nvw teclmiquw. iflfllvllllhll glnntlc' :mln nor: lui: ilu- IIlt'1HlJi'fN .Anil gm Q-.hilm of xriiclcf. 4 'wl cw S .. IL I-,ll my -.ff .XX-xx XX, , ' 9, Advisor 'Fw Siam mm: IBM .Q I. 'AP4fmf'fmEf1r1lz' Lambda Mu Nu officers are: President, Irene Holmes, Vice-President and Treasurer, Homer Anderson, Secretary, Ellen Hippeli, and Advisor, Mr. Kenneth Fuller. During the year the group discussed various phases of mathe- matics and related fields under the leadership of members of the club. Members were also given the opportunity to work on projects and take Held trips, Visual ECIUCBUOI1 ofhcers are: President, Kiildred Block, Vice-President, Edith Kalb: Secretary, Andrew Barbag Treasurer, Ruth Straub: and Advisor, Dr, Urra E. Underhill. The club trained operators for the motion picture projector, developed and printed still films, spliced Films, and photographed Fall Sports llay. Several scientific films were purchased by the Club. COmm9I'C9 Club officers are: President, Charles Petitjeang Vice-President, David Blakesleeg Secretary, Gloria Good- win, Treasurer, Irene Magutg Program Chairman, Betty Schultzg and Faculty Advisor, Miss Margaret Gibbs. The purpose of the club was to develop unity among business education students and to offer opportunities for closer contacts with points of interest in the business world. The activities in 1940-41 included: a get-together party, informal meetings with speakers, a trip to Hartford Superior Court, publication of HBeacons on Business Education , the annual banquet, a meeting with all business training teachers, and the establishment of a typing service . W.. 6. --3. 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Nlzmnmix, Clullvrz, B1-vknitlm, Bialohxmwki: tlzlrd min: Assistant fX'Iz111z11fc'1' YYL'il2kcA fx-'Iz111:1ffc'1' Bovlc. Ruimcmdi. I5LlIWkE,CLl1'1K'I'. Brixtfvl. Zu .up Ufmolrmqlxx. 7' 5 , , Qttavx. lxcvo1'k1a11. Clnbciux and Amstuxmt Iwfzumgcr AI1GK'1'5OI1 During the last lzuo foollmll w'r1s01z.v tlzw Ivan? lzfzx zvmz tlllrtmvl ou! of f0u?'Lm'11 ganna! fllllftfd. Tlhllf yvar lllf' tram flwjffzted jlzw tfamx zulzlulz :wiv '40 C'lZf7f!I1.7Z ffrmz Wrzgner, Amalfi. Ii'1'Cl7Il'.Sk. Trenton, and .Yarn Toll. Aggzk' Collf'g:'5. 41 Cal+,mj,, ,Uanagw Boyle. Coal la Kazlwr, Captam Ajmxo Football ,yi FP Nw nsflly S Huddla Q 447 wow., ng 11311115 x 4 ki , F Puffy, ' ' w1Lr z5L'!','23 Vfz' , M..,I , .,,v'-42,M.g:jJ . 2 5 l 254- Q Q W 1 -'EAS-?'?'1?fy! u,x Jul 'Q J' 4 asketball Team Fzwnf mir: Nlanugvr Rcdfu-ld. C:OI'1liX'1.ZiijL1C,R2LiIHOlldi,GHUdCttC, Ikmrsnyy Coach Kuiscr. Iifzfxk mzu: Sim-gf-I, Vzxlvo, Donahue, Lee, BiL1iUlJIl'f,'Ski, Clmpill, Qttuvi, :md Larson. 1' ,XIf1z,l1g-'- 1x'.'rlfiflf1'. 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Aggies . 19 6 13 Montclair 28 lNIontclair 6 19 17 Keene . . 49 22 R. I. C. E. . 33 23 Fitchburg . 43 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Feb' 1? LMEMCXQO 1' F i' A . 61 Arnold ' ' ii A2iii211f1lgt?n . 59 Slllfm ' 20 Fitchburg . 34 Kumi , ' 21 Salem . . 48 Hyanms ' Mar. 1 Wagner . 35 Fltfhbufg 8 Amitoid . 51 Keene . Apr. M ay 26 3 6 10 13 14 17 21 22 'TENNIS SCHEDULE U. S. Coast Guard Academy Bridgewater . U. S, Coast Guard Academy Alumni . . R, I. C. E. . Albany Teachers . Bridgewater . Albany Teachers . R. I.C. E. . OPP 49 34 33 43 45 40 36 34 37 61 35 52 47 34 47 58 Women's Athletics '54 Varsity Basketball 'Team H100 Clubv in Bowling Bajkelball Referees J . i.-, ' . .4... ... -..- Sport Leaders WAHA- Pan? - Fall Sports Day Fun SCHOOL DIRECTORY Adamchak, Dorothea Alling, Frances Anthony, Everett Apisso, Joseph Barber, William Barnhardt, George Barrett, Doris Bass, Doris Baudner, Ella Berwick, Elizabeth Block, Mildred Boyle, John Brin, Eva Buccino, Mary Camillo, Lucy Cheney, Marion Chohat, Miriam Claud-Mantle, Jane Cohen, Leah Condon, Ruth Conklin, Emily Contois, Mary Coughlin, Lorraine Deming, Bentley Dewey, Mabel DiC0rleto, Helen Donovan, Mary Doolan, Louise Dubowy, Evelyn Dunn, Ruth Eisenberg, Alice Falk, Lillian Fenn, Barbara Flanders, Thomas Ford, Cornelia Fox, Mary Fraser, Marion Furman, Anita Gontarz, Charlotte Gyzenski, Sophia Herlihy, Dorothy Hines, Carolyn SENIORS 54 Woodstock Ave., Stratford Lower Blvd., New London 180 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford 28 William St., New Britain 512 Riverside Dr., Fairfield 1249 East Main St., Waterbury 461 Maple Hill Ave., New Britain 431 Lincoln Ave., Bridgeport 122 Grange St., Meriden 37 Lawrence St., East Hartford 41 Winchester St., Hartford 152 Stratford Rd., New Britain 35 Hartford Ave., New Britain 632 Noble Ave., Bridgeport 281 Mason St., Greenwich 48 Woodbridge St., Hartford 325 Norland Ave., Bridgeport Box 18, Trumbull 100 Park St., Meriden 84 Grove St., Rockville 64 Greenfield St., Hartford 223 Bassett St., New Britain 33 Columbus Ave., Bristol West Cheshire Stf, Cheshire Buckland 419 Wbodland St., Hartford 134 Wloodland St., Bristol 1459 Iranistan Ave., Bridgeport 10 Roxbury Rd., New Britain 98 Wlolcott St., Bristol 76 Harrison St., New Britain 64 Monroe St., New Britain 139 Hart St., New Britain 14 Hallock St., New Haven Washington Depot Litchfield 34 Lewis St., Manchester 90 Wcstbourne Pkwy., Hartford 176 Robbins Rd., Kensington 35 Seymour St., Bristol 531 Wfarren St., Bridgeport Mortimer St., New Canaan Hitchcock, Helen Marguerite 152 Miller Hill, East Hampton Holmes, Irene 116 Maplewood Ave., VVest Hartford Huggler, Evelyn Jacobson, Bernice Jaffee, Abraham James Jones, Lucille Judd, Margaret Kavasch, Elizabeth Kimberly, Sylvia Kuhn, Conrad Leach, Eugene Loetscher, Adeline Lyga, Olga McIntyre, James Mahan, Margaret Marinaccio, Lawrence 30 Sedgwick Ave., Darien 164 Poplar St., Bridgeport 105 Earle St., Hartford 14 Trumbull St., New Britain 555 Arch St., New Britain 135 Madison St., Hartford Norfolk 108 Horton Ave., Meriden 1484 Stanley St., New Britain R. F. D. No. 3, Rockville 45 Benedict St., Terryville 521 Prospect Ave., Hartford 354 Main St., Southington 466 Edgewood St., Hartford Markman, Grace Marr, Mary Mayer, Walter Moore, Margaret Myers, John Nemec, Margaret Noy, Martha Pekrul, Lorna Petitjean, Charles Pulito, Anthony Quaile, Mildred Raimondi, Thomas Redfield, Levi Reed, Helen Roderick, Louise Roebling, Margaret Rudof, Elaine Saxby, Edward Scalise, Anne Schutze, Gertrude Selina, Ruth R. F Senk, Cele Sherry, Madeline Siddell, Nellie Silks, Edward Slack, Elizabeth Statchen, Florence Steinberg, Norman Straub, Ruth Suchodolski, Walter Sullivan, Dorothy Tice, Leonard Tierney, YVil1iam Treblas, Anita Wallach, Adele Weintraub, Helen Welch, Dorothy White, Ellen Willard, Alice Willcox, Leonard Williams, Annette Wrzos, Regina 1 18 Shultas Place, Hartford 12 Spring St., Livermore Falls, Maine 263 Main St., Kensington 29 Church St., Kensington Fairfield Ave., Westport 197 Clover St., Stratford Sport Hill Rd., Easton 28 Morningside Dr., Bridgeport R. D. No. 1, Naugatuck 51 Williams St., Kensington 111 Oak St., Hartford 2483 Main St., Hartford 24 Market St., New Britain Maple Ave., Bristol South VVashington St., Plainville South St., Bantam 90 Adelaide St., Hartford 52 State St., VVethersfield 298 Park St., New Britain 228 Parrott Ave., Bridgeport .D. No. 2, Box 29A, Greystone Ave., Bristol 350 Washington St., New Britain 134 South Main St., New Britain West Goshen 4 Ridge St., New Haven 1264 WV. Broad St., Stratford 17 Park Place, New Britain 176 Reservoir Rd., New Britain 11 Home Ave., Meriden Main St., Pine hleadow 499 Hillside Ave., Hartford 43 Highland Terr., New Britain 60 Prospect St., New Britain 58 Park Ave., East Hartford 145 Plaza Ave., W'aterbury 1230 State St., Bridgeport 278 Mz'1in St., Southington 19 Cross Lane, Cos Cob 49 Broad St., Wlethersfield 565 Cottage St., 1N4eriden Allen St., Terryville 267 1N7illiarn St., hliddletown FIFTH-YEAR STUDENTS Abell, Elizabeth Carter, Frank Kutz, Alice Stuart, Robert Allen, Burleigh Anderson, Alice Anderson, Eunice Anderson, Homer Anderson, Pauline Anderson, Vivian 28 Garden St., New Britain 16 East Raymond St., Hartford 267 Whiting Lane, West Hartford 85 VVest Alvord St., Springfield, Mass. JUNIORS 442 Farmington Ave., Waterbury Wood Ford Farm, Avon 131 Sasco Hill Rd., Fairfield 48 Prospect St., New Britain Cliff View Dr., Silvermine Falls, Norwalk 343 New Britain Ave., New Britain Arnold, Albertine Basile, Catherine Q' Bell, Catherine Benson, Dorothy Benson, Mildred Blakeslee, David Bond, Edwin Booth, Richard Bowie, lX4arion Boxx, Helen Brennan, Grace Brookes, Norma Burke, Robert Bushell, Blanche Cabelus, Thomas if Callahan, John Canning, Marguerite Carter, John Casey, Robert Chaffee, Ruth Cleary, Eleanor Conlin, Sally Cooke, Evelyn Crandelrnire, Barbara Cullen, Charles Darby, Frances Davie, Peggy Demiek, Leonore Donahue, Edward Dorsey, Robert Elovich, Harold Falk, Bert Farrell, Paul Fatseher, Olive Fippinger, Helen Flahive, Mary Ford, Mary Freitag, Laura Gaffey, Katherine Goodrich, Marjorie Goodwin, Gloria Goral, Raymond Gorman, Julia Gould, Rita Gravelin, Rena Greer, Robert Hart, Jeanne Hershfeld, Matilda Hinrnan, John Hutengs, Walter Jaffe, Freda Jennings, Ann Johnson, Betty Keel, Joan Kelevin, Lillian Kent, Ann Kinkade, George Klesch, Olga Kresge, Doris Kurdyna, Anastazia 63 Riggs Ave., West Hartford 53 Whiting St., New Britain 193 Hempstead St., New London 223 Winthrop St., New Britain 18 Garfield St., Hartford 96 Harrison St., New Britain River Road, Essex 9 Hayes St., Bridgeport 60 Newton St., Hartford Sunnyside Ave., Oakville 84 Catherine St., Middletown Main St., Haddam 220 Collins St., Hartford 218 Kelsey St., New Britain 475 Glen St., New Britain 1 15 Clark St., New Britain 93 Waterville St., Waterbury 124 Cottage St., Meriden 149 Pine St., Bristol 23 Broad St., Wethersfield 126 Williams Ave., Winsted Hultenus St., Plainville 37 Wfest Broad St., Plainville 1 1 1 Lois St., Torrington 3 Ridge Rd., Cos Cob 61 Washington Ave., VVestport 1556 Stanley St., New Britain 300 Y'Vest Main St., VVaterbury 181 Clark St., New Britain 143 Miller St., Meriden 84 Vine St., Hartford 227 North St., New Britain 38 Sherman St., Bristol Madison 3 Roosevelt St., Hartford 24 Granite St., Waterbury Washington Depot 62 Orient St., Meriden 46 South Third St., Meriden 64 New Britain Rd., Kensington 1620 Stanley St., New Britain 65 Ardmore Place, Fairfield 125 Francis St., New Britain 178 Goodwin St., Bristol Voluntown 387 Park St., New Britain 137 Post Rd., Darien 176 Middlefield St., Hartford R. F. D. No. 3, Bristol 103 Hart St., New Britain 48 Talcott St., New Britain Washington Ave., Westport 1336 Stanley St., New Britain 71 Commerce St., Clinton 11 Hinman St., Meriden Pleasure Beach, VVaterford 109 Brighton St., New Britain 9 VVood St., 1Vaterbury 86 Cottage St., Bridgeport 156 Madison St., Hartford Lang, Hubert Lawrence, Neil Ludwigson, Helen Maclnnes, Ruth McMahon, Edward Magut, Irene Meehan, Catherine Michaelis, Raymond Milish, William Mills, Barbara Mott, Grace Mucci, Lawrence Nonnenbacher, Frances Ottavi, Navio Parise, Concetta Parvelac, Helen Paskavitch, john Pearson, Betty Phillips, Frances Pickett, Shirley Prata, Jenny Roberts, Virginia Rosenberg, Shirley Schultz, Elizabeth Sheldon, Lois Skorka, Anna Soricelli, Katherine Soricelli, Marie Spangenberg, Ruth Stein, Biichael Timm, Shirley Tomlinson, Priscilla Tyler, Eugene Tyler, Ruth Valvo, Salvatore 1Valker, Kenneth 1Nason, Marjorie 1Veitzke, William Wilson, john Wochomurka, Alvina Yacobucci, Mary Zajac, Benjamin Zwillinger, Doris 92 Washington St., Norwich Berlin St., East Berlin 50 Hillcrest Ave., New Britain 15 West St., New London 15 Stratford Rd., New Britain 45 Mead St., Bridgeport 1 169 Forest Rd., New Haven 47 Olive St., New Britain 198 Hart St., New Britain 358 Cook Ave., Meriden 181 Whitney Ave., Bridgeport 15 Center Place, Southington 17 Norwich Ave., Colchester 85 Derby St., New Britain 140 Daly Ave., New Britain 128 Spring St., Thompsonville 32 Front St., Danielson 93 Highland Terr., New Britain Farmington Rd., Avon 61 Lounsbury St., Waterbury 305 Main St., Kensington 2 Hubbard St., Yvinsted 69 Maplewood Ave., W'est Hartford Rockfall 244 South St., Bristol Avon Heights, Collinsville 37 1'Vindsor St., Thompsonville 37 VVindsor St., Thompsonville 22 Highview Ave., Wlethersheld 265 Tremont St., New Britain 376 Chestnut St., New Britain 7 Minterburn Ave., Rockville 99 Main St., Rocky Hill 15 Spring St., Bristol 347 Church St., New Britain 171 Prospect St., Plainville 213 Milbank Ave,, Greenwich 1 1 Spruce St., Plainville 136 Brace Rd., West Hartford Tolland 38 Sanford St., Hartford 30 Oak St., Meriden 208 Farmington Ave., Hartford SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Virginia Allison, Betty Ann Anderson, Harry Anderson, Margaret Ballard, Richard Barba, Andrew Beach, Justus Beckwith, Robert Berry, Rosemarie Boskoski, Edna Briere, Raymond Butler, Mary Canning, Betty 145 Center St., West Haven 275 Wolcott Hill Rd., Wetherfield 16 N. Wellington St., New Britain 70 Everett St., New Britain 740 King St., Bristol 12 Dudley St., Bristol 5 Osgood Ave., New Britain 57 Sisson Ave., Hartford 45 Bond St., Hartford 37 Rocky Hill Ave,, New Britain 47 Grand St., New Britain 29 Eden Ave., Southington 93 Waterville St,, Waterbury Cari, Doris Carter, William Chapin, Harold Clark, Elaine Cohn, Leonard Colson, Beatrice Conlin, Edward Cozzi, Catherine Dayton, Doris Dejohn, Anthony Dennett, Muriel Donahue, Robert Dooman, James Driscoll, Alice Duke, Mary Engdahl, Myrtis Epstein, Frances Esposti, Dino Falkin, Ruth Farrell, Mary Fleitzer, Mark Freysinger, Robert Gaudette, George Gondek, Helen Gurney, Barbara Hancock, Betty Herdlein, Margaret Higgins, Mary Hippeli, Ellen Hubbard, Lorraine Hull, Harriet Hull, Millicent Ivanowsky, Mitchel Jackson, John Jasinski, Frank Jeglinski, Helen Jevarjian, Anthony Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Ella Johnson, Rhea Jones, Janet Kalb, Edith Katz, David Keeney, Betty Kellner, Beverley Kevorkian, Arthur Kiczuk, Ann Kochanowsky, Lester Larson, Edward Lavery, Jane Lee, Robert Levine, Morris Lindauer, Robert Mack, Cynthia McGrath, Virginia Manheim, Doris Mariner, Marjorie Markham, Lydia Masonis, Peter E- 5 Terry Rd., Bristol 41 Pratt St., Winsted 138 Maple St., Bristol 57 Ridgewood Rd., New Britain 95 Fairmount St., Hartford Ratley St., West Suffield Hultenus St., Plainville R. F. D. No. 1, East Hampton 25 Eggleston St., Torrington 7 Garden St., Rocky Hill 69 Garvan St., East Hartford 181 Clark St., New Britain 209 Cherry St., New Britain 259 Park St., Bristol 15 Washington Manor, West Haven 132 Bonner St., Hartford 41 Bedford St., Hartford Walnut St., Ivoryton 354 Fern St., West Hartford 139 Elliott Ave., Waterbury 64 Coolidge St., New Britain 86 Sexton St., New Britain 73 Ellis St., New Britain 465 Burritt St., New Britain 202 Sargent St., Hartford 1254 Corbin Ave., New Britain 50 Liberty St., New Britain 185 Brimfield Rd., Wethersfield 63 Pleasant St., Bristol 129 Cromwell St., Hartford P. O. Box 1033, Bristol P. O. Box 1033, Bristol 109 Forster St., Hartford 99 Hillcrest Ave., New Britain 223 Glen St., New Britain 314 Farmington Ave., Bristol 45 Elmwood Ave., Bridgeport 183 Wolcott Hill Rd., Wethersfield 298 Glen St., New Britain 294 Elm St., Meriden Red Oak Hill Rd., Farmington 16 Woodland St., New Britain 673 Garden St., Hartford 27 Adams St., Buckland 58 Prospect St., Rockville 178 Tremont St., New Britain 474 Hudson St., Hartford 102 Gold St., New Britain Scotland Ave., Madison 18 Collins St., Hartford 1071 Corbin Ave., New Britain 20 Talcott St., New Britain 270 Ward St., Wallingford 568 Ridge Rd., Wethersfield 835 Broad St., Bridgeport 126 Earle St., Hartford, Conn. 181 Blanchard St., Waterbury Chester 20 Star St., New Britain Miglioli, Florence 88 New Britain Rd., Kensington rf Ryfex-Hylz'fe W'sz'!1'ng Cards IUUJQV 85 cents lfikfz Name ADKIN'S New Britain Connecticut ermiezle airy INC. Serving New Britain and vicinity with a complete line of highest quality dairy products. A grade of milk for every purpose Phone New Britain 3890 Manning- ' .drfnsrrong I Foot-Craft Shoes I For Women 206 Main Street New Britain Connecticut p Flowers for All Occasions Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Assoc. T he Flower Greenhouse 1163 Stanley Street Telephone 3826-W --...-...1l COMPLIMENTS OF The Kolodney Brothers Hardware Co. 220 Main Street New Britain, Conn. Sporting Goods Wallpapers Household Paints Moore, K. Rita Moxley, Robert Munson, Howard Naughton, Francis Nelles, Ruth Nygren, Carl Parker, Virginia Penley, Phyllis Piechulis, Anthony Piekarz, Josephine Pitkin, Alice Pivnick, Herbert Presti, Nell Raimondi, Eva Raskin, Eleanor Rigney, Betty Roach, Frederick Roberts, Evelyn Rodcosky, Shirley Rothstein, Ruth Rutt, Mildred Rybczyk, Sophie Scher, Albert Segerberg, Marion Smith, Mildred Squires, Lois Steeves, Dorothy Sweig, Claire Tanguay, Phillip Thompson, Gladys Toppin, Janet VanZandt, Elise Vick, Martha Villa, Marion Vollers, Kay Vorwerk, Martha Waterman, Helen Wiedorn, Marguerite Zwick, Susan Amenta, Josephine Amenta, Paul Anderson, Lester Anderson, Verna Andreas, Uranea Nita Ashton, Robert Bacus, Bessie Baine, Katherine Balestrini, Geraldine Balinskas, Margaret Barrows, Hazel Bass, Jacob Bauer, Louise Bialobrzeski, Walter Boyington, Miriam Boyle, William Brewer, Mary 2 Anthony Place, Riverside 24 Meadow Drive, Cos Cob 47 Commonwealth Ave., New Britain 347 Chestnut St., New Britain 79 Linden St., Maplewood, N. 313 Chestnut St., New Britain 383 Monroe St., New Britain 76 Newport Ave., West Hartford 79 Hamilton St., Hartford North Westchester 56 Pitkin St., lkianchester 88 Irving St., Hartford 143 Windsor St., Hartford 2483 Main St., Hartford 75 Gregory Blvd., East Norwalk Maple Ave., Cheshire 120 Camp St., New Britain 70 Bow Lane Rd., Middletown Pleasant St., Box 9, Southington 273 Holcomb St., Hartford 699 Broadview Terrace, Hartford 15 Circle St., F orestville 58 Hinckley Ave., Stamford Durham Randolph Rd., Middletown Lebanon 21 Clover St., Ansonia Ledge Rd., Plainville 57 Mill Hill Ave., Bridgeport West Avon Rd., Farmington 15 Evans Lane, Essex 356 Main St., Portland 38 Cambridge St., New Britain 1654 Stanley St., New Britain 38 Quinsigamond Ave., Waterbury 53 Lewis St., Bristol 33 Girard Ave., Hartford 45 Fern St., Waterbury Main St., Pine Meadow FRESHMEN 112 Tremont St., New Britain 397 Burritt St., New Britain 569 Arch St., New Britain 54 Woodlawn Ave., Naugatuck 76 Warren St., Meriden 290 Monroe Ave., Waterbury 704 Ridge Rd., Wethersfield Bonner St., Hartford 48 Connecticut Ave., New Britain 756 Stanley St., New Britain 18 Reed St., Rockville 129 Kent St., Hartford 263 Linwood St., New Britain 1462 Corbin Ave., New Britain 9 Cedar St., Terryville Commonwealth Ave., New Britain Babcock St., Hartford Bristol, Sterling Brylle, Vivian Burdick, Barbara Capetanidis, Morfenia Carlin, Barbara Carpino, Ernest Caruso, Vera Cassidy, Robert Chamberlain, W'illiam Clark, Sheldon Conevitch, Stella Conrick, Helen Cook, George Cooke, Ann Crosby, jane Crouse, Doris Crowley, Charlotte Dabroski, Wanda Daly, Mary Danyluk, Mary Davis, Dorothy DelGiorno, Sylvia Drake, Edward Duggan, Barbara Durgin, Anne Egan, Thomas Emmanuel, Dorothy Forte, Andrew Greene, Margaret Greiner, Merle Groth, Arthur Groth, Robert Guidace, Gloria Hackady, Harold Hannan, Gertrude Harrington, Robert Healy, Harold Heline, Allen Hicks, John Hotchkiss, William Houdlette, Nathalie Intravaia, Edith Johnson, Marion Jones, Madeline Kagan, Arline Keefer, Grace Kelliher, Mary Kelly, James Kimmerle, Wilma Klimaszewski, Helen Knorr, Alyce Kosenko, Doris Krakowiak, Mary LaCroix, Charlotte Larson, Arthur Larson, Dorothy Lattanzio, Valle Lauf, Edward Lawson, Muriel Lee, Carolyn Collinsville 395 Sigourney St., Hartford 4609 Stanford St., Chevy Chase, Md. Wakener Road, Westport 6 Frederick Ct., Waterbury 271 Front St., Hartford 159 Blakeman Place, Stratford 61 Pierce St., Plainville 88 Sherman St., Bristol 37 Freemont St., Bridgeport 42 Marlboro St., Portland Hill St., Waterbury 262 Ward St., Wallingford Ridgefield Rd., Wilton 25 Linnard Rd., West Hartford 1556 Stanley St., New Britain 69 Levesque Ave., West Hartford R. F. D. No. 1, Box 99, Uncasville 168 Tremont St., New Britain 72 Lawrence St., Hartford Main St., Ellington 140 Hanover St., Meriden 3 Davis St., New Britain 98 Highland Terrace, New Britain Poplar Rd., Middletown 53 Anderson St., Stamford 33 Lisbon St., Hartford 95 Bond St., Hartford 250 Queen St., Bristol 222 Olive St., Meriden 424 Chestnut St., New Britain 424 Chestnut St., New Britain 95 Corrigan Ave., Meriden 9 Broad St., Middletown 44 Morris St., Danbury 233 Quinnipiac St., Wallingford 29 Armistice St., New Britain 51 Acadia St., West Hartford 44 Barton Hill, East Hampton 49 F oxon Place, New Britain 210 Highland Ave., Meriden 57 Grand St., Middletown 494 Stanley St., New Britain 143 Vance St., New Britain 24 Eastford St., Hartford Morris 24 Savings St., Waterbury 89 Oak St., New Britain Collinsville North Grand St., West Suffield 53 Cove Ave., East Norwalk 22 Wilcox St., Bristol 342 High St., New Britain 47 Divinity St., Bristol Roxbury Strickland St., Portland 64 New Park Ave., Hartford 1 16 Calhoun St., Torrington 15 Parkmore St., New Britain Grassy Hill, Old Lyme lee COMPLIMENTS OF General Cream Corporation Safeguard Tour Health with Sealtest Products 53 Woodland St. New Britain COMPLIMENTS OF Tae Belvidere Drag Store Bernard W. Hess 1531 Stanley Street New Britain Hzlgh Fashion Hzgh .Quezfzky Clothing and Furnishings for Men and Young Men Shi1teraft Shirts Interwoven Socks Adams', Hats Wnehert and Lake 151 Main St. Next to, Strand Theatre Shop with Confidence at the New Rnphezels New Britain, Connecticut COMPLIMENTS OF Connecticut Fzzrriers New Britain, Connecticut COMPLIMENTS OF Commereznl Photo Serfvzee 140 Main Street New Britain, Connecticut Libbey, Marjorie Loughery, Ruth McCue, Thomas McDonald, Shirley Madia, Anna Maikowski, Henry Maloney, Eleanor Marholin, Pearl Marinaro, Carthene Meyer, Mary Monkiewicz, Dorothy Motten, Emily Murphy, Agnes Nasthoski, Alice Nordgren, Gustave O'Connell, James 77 Crestwood Rd., West Hartford 74 Robert St., New Britain 480 Allen St., New Britain 145 Black Rock Ave., New Britain 121 West Main St., Plainville 106 Lafayette St., New Britain 1757 Stanley St., New Britain 478 Stanley St., New Britain 75 Franklin St., Danbury Danbury Rd., Wilton 45 Amherst St., New Britain 30 Center St., Wethersfield 110 Bridge St., Waterbury 115 Smedley Rd., Fairfield 14 Buell St., New Britain 7 Forest St., New Britain O'Gorman, Mary Elizabeth 6 Waterville St., Waterbury O'Neil, Nathan Parkhurst, Jane Passerini, Henry Perkel, Leo Perkins, Shirley Perry, Madelyn Pilling, Janet Pochna, Dora Potok, Margaret Quaile, Edna Quinn, Camillus Recknagel, Carolyn Reynolds, Janet Riccio, Lillian Root, Margaret Rosen, Nathan Russell, Doris Sabel, Herbert Scapellati, Frances Scheer, Kenneth Schenck, Joseph Scher, Gloria Short, Mary Siegel, Saul Skawinski, Jeanne Snow, Anna Solomon, Elaine Sorenson, Robert Spring, Blanche Surgenor, Ruth Thivierge, Aurilie Tomaszewski, Edward Treybal, Helen Tucker, Lewis Tyler, Mary VanZandt, Meredyth Verdile, Italia Vogt, George Wessels, joan Wilber, Herbert Wilber, Irving Yung, Raymond 109 Kenyon St., Hartford 86 Sylvan Ave., West Hartford 195 Roxbury Rd., New Britain 132 Clark St., Hartford R. F. D. No. 2, Madison 7 Pritchard Rd., Milford 162 Larrabee St., East Hartford 31 Hill St., Stamford 25 St. Stephen St., Bridgeport 111 Oak St., New Britain Garrigus Ct., Wolcott 83 Prospect St., New Britain 393 Farmington Ave., Unionville 83 Hillside Ave., Meriden 41 So. Main St., Windsor Locks 292 Windham Rd., Willimantic 71 Kensington Heights, Meriden 7 Forestville Ave., Plainville 112 Grand St., New Britain Chamberlain Highway, Kensington 269 Holcomb St., Hartford 203 Columbia St., New Britain 69 Greenfield St., Hartford Box 34, Vernon R. F. D. No. 2, Colchester 57 North Second St., Meriden 115 Barbour St., Hartford 238 Olive St., Meriden 91 ,Chapman St., New Britain 506 Park Rd., West Hartford South St., Collinsville 508 Eddy Glover Blvd., New Britain 238 New Britain Ave., Hartford Westward Park, Plainville 99 Main St., Rocky Hill 356 Main St., Portland 4-43 North Main St., Bristol New Britain and Hooker Sts., Plainville 21 Uncas Rd., New Britain 46 Church St., Newington 14 Washington St., Plainville 848 Corbin Ave., New Britain I COMPLIMENTS OF I Tfze New Britain Transportafion Co. I KPETEU AGOSTINI, Pres. I New Britain, Connecticut Makers of Official Teachers College Class Rings and Class jewelry Club and Class Rings Our Specialty jewelers and Opticians M. C LEWITT Up One Flight 299 Main Street New Britain, Connecticut Ik Louis Romhon P O RTRA I T PHOTOGRAPHER 99 PRATT STREET HARTFORD qi..- The Printing Ojice of 1. E. Bunting, jr Meriden, Connecticut K X

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