Central Connecticut State University - Dial Yearbook (New Britain, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1942 volume:

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FACULTY DIRECTORY BROWN, ELIZABETH Penmanship B.S., Boston University M.A., Trinity College DRAKE, BARBARA C. Registrar and Social Science B.A., Vassar College M.A., Columbia University CARR, MARY S. Science B.S., Georgia State College for Women M.A., Columbia University DUNTON, E. BURNHAM Industrial Arts ' B.S., Rutgers University M.A., Columbia University Ed.D., New York University CODDINGTON, EDWIN B. Social Science B.A., Dartmouth College M.A., Ph.D., Clark University DYER, W1LL1AM P. Superintendent of Practice Schools B.A., Hamline University M.A., University of Minnesota Ph.D., Columbia University COLTON, KATHERINE E. Head of Health and Physical Education for Women B.A., Brown University M.S., Wellesley College FOBERG, ANNA V. State Supervisor of Elementary Education in Connecticut B.S., New York University FOWLER, HERBERT E. Head of English Department B.A., Princeton University M.A., University of Washington Ph.D., New York University CUSHMAN, GRACE E. Head of Music Department B.Mus.Ed., University of Miami M.M., University of Michigan sag, -ffxr eliio 'gpeeog o ew 0 0 Woo o .bg G? GGQG0 --. ve1,?-2.9- '.,.E' K+' ' - Vai i fig-fissi ,V-a ' C, rn, . I ,G ii'ii'gglC '-0 , rr? ee o 1 -. ,. . 0 ... FULLER, KENNETH C. Head of llflathematics Department B.A., Indiana University M.A., University of Nebraska GARRISON, KARL C. Education and Psychology B.S., Peabody College for Teachers M.S., University of No. Carolina Ph.D., Peabody College for Teachers JOHNSON, JESSE B. Supervisor of Secondary Education ,' Head of Social Science Department B.S., State Teachers College, Springfield, lVIissouri M.A., Peabody College for Teachers Ph.D., Yale University Glens, MARGARET H. Business Education B.A., Stetson University lVI.A., New York University KAISER, HARRISON J. Head of Health and Physical Education for Men B.A., North Central College lVI.A., Columbia University GUNN, M. AGNELLA English and Speech Ph.D., M.A., B.A., U. of Iowa LEE, WILLIABI C. Head of Science Department B.A., Ogden College lVI.S., Ph.D., U. of Michigan HENDRICKS, JENNIE L., Social Science B.S., Boston University lVI.A., Columbia University LIGHT, J. EVERETT Industrial Arts B.S., Ball State Teachers College lW.A., Columbia University PIOLMES, ADELE As.vi.vtant Librarian B.A., Bates College MALMBORG, E. LINNEA Art B.A., Eastern Washington College of Education M.A., Columbia University Howe, GEORGE F. Dean of Mer: M.A., B.A., Clark University MORTON, BETSY H. Business Education and Matlzerlzatics B.S., Simmons College M.Ed., Harvard University PAUL, RUTH A. Dean of Women B.S., University of New Hampshire M.S., Syracuse University RACKLEY, JOHN R. Social Science lW.A., B.A., Oklahoma U. Ph.D., Peabody College PERRY, HAROLD M. Head of Business Education Departnzent B.Ed., State Teachers College, Whitewater. Wisconsin M.A., State University of Iowa RICHARDS, R. HEBER Education A.M., A.B., U. of Kentucky Ph.D., Ohio State University PHIPPIN, DONALD E. Industrial Arts B.Ed., Teachers College of Connecticut M.A., Columbia University Ronss, MARY A. Ilssistant Dean of Women AB., Capital University M.A., Syracuse University PHIPPS, RAYMOND W. Head of Industrial Arts B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State Teachers College M.A., Ohio State University SPENCER, RACHEL Health and Physical Education B.A., Wellesley College PIHL, ESTIIER S. English B.A., Connecticut College for Women M.A., Columbia University STONE, HENRY ETTA English B.A., University of Kentucky M.A., Columbia University PRATT, CHARLES E. Biological Science B.S., Harvard University M.A., Columbia University STRONG, KATHERINE M. Librarian M.A., B.S., New York U. STRONG, LYDIA CARR fMRS.J Head of Art Department B.S., University of North Dakota M.A., New York University M.A., Columbia University UNDERIIILL, ORRA E. Science B.S., University of Maine M.A., Columbia University Ph.D., Columbia University WAMPLER, RICHARD L. Head of Education Department B.A., University Of Montana M.A., Columbia University Ph.D., New York University WEEBER, MARGARET C. lllathematics B.A., Mount Holyoke M.A., University of Chicago STAFF BACHMAN, DOROTHY, Secretary BALDWIN, ALMA, Nurse GROI-IOL, LEONORE B., Secretary HAMILTON, CALLISTA C., Sec. MACK, VIRGINIA, Secretary MCCONNELL, ELLEN, Dietitian TRAVERS, WALTER, College Building Custodian ACTIVITIES STUDENT-FACULTY COOPERATIVE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION officers are President, Raymond Michaelisg Vice-President, Lester Kochanowskyg and Secretary-Treasurer, Carolyn Recknagel. This organization was formed to further the spirit of unity and cooperation between faculty and students and to provide a means for the joint solution of common problems 1 -9 COMMERCE CLUB officers are: President, Betty Schultzg Vice-President, William Weitzkeg Secretary, Joan Keelg Treasurer, George Cookg and Adviser, Miss Margaret Gibbs. The purpose of the club is to develop unity among the people of the Business Education Department, and to provide varied extra curricular activities for those students who are majoring in this field. lu ART CLUB officers are: President, Matilda Hershfeld , Vice-President, Marion Bowie 5 Secretary, Cynthia Mack Treasurer, Ella Johnson and Adviser, Mrs. Lydia Car Strong. The activities of the club consist very largely of craft Work and art appreciation. The outstanding event of the year was the Art Bazaar held at Christmas time. ff as I it v-N.. Qw- PSQ' Selling at the Q Art Bazaar Yi-pn, Clay modeling Papier mriclze Animals aa: Q Costume Designing U mx! President ulla Gorman Pres: Robert Leeg Secretary, David Blakes Treasurer, Sylvia Del Giornog and 14 dv Dr. M. Agnella Gunn. This club offer members experience in acting, directing, tuming and staging plays. This year two major productions were Columl Madonna and The Male Animal . COLLEGE THEATRE oHicers 1 1 J . g ' nd COLLEGE THEATRE ---V. -..-..,. Q , - E Ushers .',.'.1'g', ,'.4niiil l 'v-P--1.14 ri, y- - Technical S ta i' 1 , ,I 1' ' , w ,f F111 1' H ' L.--1 ff' 'Q 41'- X ,! V b ffl af Tl -'N 14 ltr 'U 3:31 ffl , 5 Q21 1' ig? ,Q fl! LAMBDA MU NU officers are: President, Raymond Goralg Vice-President, Ellen I-Iippelig Secretary, Marion Segerbergg Treasurer, Ellen Hippelig and Adviser, Miss Margaret C. Weeber. The programs of this club are devoted to topics not covered in the college mathematics courses-puzzles, problems and the applications of mathematics in other fields. ' fi Q uv. 1.- f ' COLLEGE FORUM oflicers are: President, Eugene Tylerg Secretary, Claire Sweig 5 Treasurer, Janet Topping and Adviser, Dr. Edwin B. Coddington. This group meets every two weeks and discusses contemporary problems With members of the group as leaders and guest speakers. r I 3 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COIVIIVIITTEE ofiicers are: Chairman Anastazia Kurdynag Secretary, Helen Jeglinskig Treasurer, John Hicksg and Adviser, Miss Ruth Paul. This committee is responsible for providing a variety of social func- tions for all thc students of the college. The outstanding events of the year were: the HalIowc'cn Party, thc Nlidycar Informal, the Army Dance and the Spring Formal. Chairman A All College Banquet .f , C0-Clzairmen of A A I ' Spring Formal X Commuters' Tea if tl A C A P P E L L P CHOIR oflicers are President, Ann Je ningsg Vice-Presiden Harold Hackaday 3 Se retary, Nlargaret A d e r s o n 5 Treasurej Doris Manheimg an- Director, lVIiss Grac E. Cushman. This choi is a combination of th Men's and Women' Glee Clubs and given those students who ar interested in group sin ing an opportunity t participate in chor work. ORCHESTRA oflicers are: President, Mildred Bensong Vice-President, Mark Fleitzer, Secretary- Treasurer, Geraldine Denningg and Director, Miss Grace -E. Cushman. The orchestra exists for the further development of those students who have had previous experience in playing an orchestral instru- ment. The college has a limited number of instruments which are loaned to students who wish to learn to play in the orchestra. il v if iill hill il, gil ,wr if ' .' LM' ' I Qin CAMPUS GLEE CLUB officers are: President, Laura Freitagg Vice-President, Mary Danylukg Sec- retary, Helen Treybalg Treasurer, Grace Keeferg and Director, Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson. Prompted by a desire to participate in group singing, the members organized the Campus Glee Club which meets weekly. Directed by Mrs. Anderson, the club has taken an active part in college affairs. BSE, Campus Glee Club Christmas program if f A ay 'J I ypH'.mi ., Ay i String Quartet Harp and Flute IW? T1-fx l fi' yi 'J ,l .f--ev ,, Nl I I ' -. ba 1 DIAL Stai Photographer A rt Board A HANDBOOK Staff members are: Editor-in-Chief, Barbara Millsg Associate Editor, Claire Sweigg and Adviser, Miss Betsy Morton. The Handbook is a guide-book of useful information about the col- lege, prepared especially for incoming students. RECORDER BOARD members are: Editor-in-Chief, Frank Jasinskig News Editor, Ann Madiag Feature Editor, Concetta Pariseg Campus Editor, Kay Vollersg Sports Editor, Edward Donahueg Art Editor, Alice Driscollg Makeup Editor, Dorothy Emmanuelg Business Illanager, Robert Lindauer, Faculty Adviser, Dr. Herbert E. Fowler. . Elissa Landi-J an. 7 Front row Dr. Crabbe Dr. Welle Dr. Lee Dr. Garrison Dr. Johnson tl V,-.,, L- , - 5 1 il-:.fl:,..s.., -, 1..lfu., -?..f,,.,s.s.1 Q, , ,Q 1 1 mil. 4 .V rl: 5 m .JS-Lf' X 'D is ' I All V nv' v. 1 Tv' -' 'L 1 'I ff ' - 2 Ev of fs M .rf as f fl ' -5 2, -lf 5 '.1r aw X, ' x - lu 5 , 'NN Q - , 'Eg-Sis. 'Rfri,f'h'o I f wi 4 N Nw:-gxlfi 'Y ' - ish? . x N V dh ',1gs-,s- - ' ug, ,, eq ., X 5 g - 4 .-A l Margaret Bourke-While-Nov. 26 A KR T ! A ' isle ll S3514-' T., Daniel llflanrzix-Ori. ZZ CQMIN Emil Lenyyil-Sept. 24 JOHN MASON B R O MF 3' IN Rlilfllilxfu TCC AUDITORIUM 2100 PV' GlN,pERso 1 ,g ,'r'. xx ,Nfl ' .' W ' nf -Ln,3f. 1- -l W 1 ,I .f'AG.!Ci2i+Q' fL5llLS1r,NHx' ! Y , . ' 1, Hi d r A l nfllylgcggf 0dfa.Qr.Al,,lQ e ries KE3YPf-u4A,5b'- gill QA DXljA5f Dr. Harlan Tafbgzz-Jan. ZSI f Mortimer Adler ' ' MARCH M 8 1942 ' ' John Mason Brown-Jllar. I1 Nov. 5 ASSEMBLY LEC- T U R E C O U R S E COMMITTEE officers are: Co-chairmen, Evelyn Cooke and Eugene Tyler 5 Secretary, Myrtis Eng- dahlg Treasurer, Michael Steing and Adviser, Nliss Esther Pihl. The purpose l of this group is to pro- vide varied and entertain- ing assembly programs which will appeal to the interests of all the vari- ous educational Helds. '51,-f. 1 CHAPEL co-chairmen are Rena Gravelin and Howard Munson. This program rose from a definite need expressed by the stu- dent body for short weekly devotional ser- vices. It is conducted by volunteers from the faculty and the student body and in- cludes hymn-singing, vocal and instrumen- tal solos, choral singing, scripture readings, original talks, and musical recordings. CHAPEL Student Speaker Pzamst Christmas Chapel NEWS BULLETIN News Bulletin editors are Betty Schultz, Gertrude Hannan and Rena Gravelin, who are responsible for preparing a weekly resume of college activities. CLUBS AND POINTS SYSTEM COMMIT- TEE officers are: Chairman, Julia Gorman 3 Secre- tary, Ann Madia and Adviser, Miss Rachel Spencer. The function of the committee is to guide students in selecting an appropriate and beneficial extra-curricu- lar program. Swmg that partner The danrers Prornlffffs SQUARE DANCING if ff 3-. F. F ' , 1'. 'dn' ' 'ff' ' .',, i' -5 . 4 ,-I N-UAUI Y SOCIAL COMMITTEE ofH- are: President, Marjorie Wasong Secretary Ann Allisong and Treasurer, Alice Pitkin. MARCUS WHITE HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL ofIicers are: Presi- dent, Katherine Soricellig Vice-President, Evelyn Robertsg Secretary, Dora Pochna. President Co-Chairman of Senior Week i SENIOR WEEK W Apr1l15, 16, I7 Dean of Women Q, 'vs N 4 Assistant Dean of Women Dean of Men Supervisor of Secondary Education F1 Supervisor of Elementary Education Superintendent of Practice Schools 39--.. .af W- '- vm ,--1 ' . ,'1,n-31 .-,. ' ffg .1-al.-i. if -,'...'. V' , L: THLETICS WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ofhcers are: Presulent, Sally Conling Vice-President, Gloria Goodwin g 2nd Vice-President, Ann Kiczuk, Secretary, Alice Driscoll 3 Treasurer, Jane Crosby, and Adviser, Miss Katherine Colton. The council sponsors a varied sports program for girls, and this year the activities included: basketball, badminton, bowling, speedball, golf, tennis, archery, volleyball and square dancing. I Fall Sports Day Ping-Pong Champs . li, T li il Varsity Basketball Team H100 Club Coilfducational Volley Ball N wo Club SPORT LEADERS ll Eli! f 1 Basketball, Swimming, Vollcy Ball, Hiking, Ofiicials, Bowling Tennis bmi I 4 V ,I , fi- Wad ll Square Dancing, Speedball, Archery, Badminton rf Y Yr, , ,.- T n . -,-JJ,., ,, F: ., F . - f -.- ,-flux.-Yuf:-m.1r -E--,L f 5-5 pf:-iq:-neg.-1, .Fan-un, V r . FOOTBALL TEAM: fBark rowj Raymond Mi- chaelis, Leonard Cohen, Salvatore Valvo, Navio Ottavi, Captaing fFTOHf rowj Edward Smolenski, Arthur Kervorkian, Robert Beckwith, Anthony De- John, John DeNunzio, Andrew Forte, Sterling Bristol. n FOOTBALL 1941-1942 H . f ' , , H , of N l A N N um N x-.J f' - 15 ,QI MEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION officers are: Presi- dent, William Wietzkeg Vice-President, Navio Ottavi: Sec- retary, Edward Conling Treasurer, Robert Cassidy and Adviser, Mr. Harrison Kaiser. The M.A.A. promotes intercollegiate sports, intramural sports, and leisure time activities for the male students. It also cooperates with the W.A.A. on an annual Fall Sports Day program. I? Fall Sports Day Intramural Leader 4 . . . ...AW I !F.l'I'- ' A' 4. -, I, 'Ei A1 t 4 -fi r. J x ,ll -I 5. N- fbgf' REX SZ l iff: I ' U A - - 'ia , f J, tjqj, TV: ' 4, , . -4443 V, ' F-E,.Af,j.'-.fi A it ' ' ' t-at rf' ' Q All Star Intramural Basketball Team Co-educational Volleyball , ,ag . 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Ealsikztball lg Tennis lg Softball lg Speed- a . THE' DIAL NINETEEN - FORTY-TWO PAULINE E. ANDERSON VIVIAN F. ANDERSON Cliflview Drive Norwalk 343 New Britain Ave. Newington Science and jl1Ilfll6'7II!lfiC5 Elementary Lambda Mu Nu 1, 2, 3g Hiking lg Basketball Archery lg Hiking 15 Basketball 1, 25 Volley- l, 2, 3, 4g Social Dancing lg Volley Ball lg ball 15 Press Club 1, 2g Speedball 2g Square Softball 1, 2g Speedball 2, 3, 45 Modern Danc- Dancing 29 Glee Club 33 College Theater 4. ing 2, 33 W. A. A. 3. ll K fm L r 1 f 'fl' J, A X ,D . .nmnrp l l lllfrlk 1 ,xii I px. M L ,Milli , INN g V . fl'i fll6 l I ' ALBERTINE M. ARNOLD 63 Riggs Ave. West Hartford Elementary Speedball 1, 45 Social Dancing lg Volleyball 1, 2, 4g Hiking lj Softball 19 Handicraft Club 2, 3g Women's Glee Club 2, 35 Badmin- ton 4-Q Art Club 4. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICU Ml-KN Q45 QGUG B 'aug Milli CATHERINE M. BASILE 53 Whiting St. New Britain Elementary jzkrghery 15 Social Dancing 13 Handicraft , . CATHERINE BELL DOROTHY O. BENSON 193 Hempstead St. New London 223 Winthrop St. New Britain Elementary Elementary Glee Club 35 A Cappella Choir 45 Bowling Archery 13 Social Dancing 15 Speedball 2. 43 Dorm Social Activities 4. 'THE DIAL NINSTEEN FORTY-TWO 'Q' MILDRED BENSON DAVLD W BLAKESLEE 18 Garfield St. Hartford 96 Harrxson St New Brrtam Elementary Buszrzess Ezlucatzon Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Pres. 49 Archery 1 College Theater 1 2 3 Secr 4 Intermural Women's Glee Club 2, 39 Scout Leadershxp Basketball 1 Mens Glee Club 2, Commerce Course 2g A Cappella Choir 4. ---4 ...ii- , 5 -5 f- 'r f 1 TEACHERS CO Y A ' 'WEQ NQRTH 5-L 'B ,A 3 4 MARION M. BOWIE 60 Newton St. Hartford Elementary Badminton, 1, 3, 43 Handicraft Club 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 4-3' Scout Lead- ership Course Zg Badminton 3, 4g Clubs and Points Comm. 3, 45 Art Club Vice-Pres. 4. .---wr GRACE HOPE BRENNAN NORMA Bnooluzs 84 Catherine St. Middletown Main St. Haddam English and Social Studies Elementary Press Club 1, 2, 3g Social Dancing lg Volleyball lg Softball lg Handicraft Club 23 Recorder, reporter 2, feature editor 33 Bad- Dorm. Council 3, 4. minton 3g Dial 33 Editor 4g Visual Ed. Club 4. THE DIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO 5.. l,. ,- i ,. 5' B BLANCHE G. BUSHELL THOMAS P. CABELUS 218 Kelsey St. New Britain 475 Glen St. New Britain Elementary Industrial Arts College Theater 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Bowling 25 Int. Bowling 1, 2, Sport Leader 45 Volleyball 1, Basketball 25 I. A. Club 25 Varsity Basket- 25 Archery 15 Softball 1, 25 Handicraft Club ball 2, 45 Varsity Baseball 2. 2, 35 Scout Leadership 25 Forum 35 Golf 35 gfsgmbly Comm. 45 Art Club 45 Visual Ed. l u 4. ' 'N Ldfvy ' w-1 ' naw. ..Aw,fgy..r ' ' l I, 57' iff-A HEX? fiylllxlle ill ll. V l ll xl I J 'I iflli JOHN F. CALLA1-:AN 115 Clark St. New Britain Science and Matlzematics Intramural Football Capt. 1, 2, 35 Social Dancing 1, Intramural Basketball 15 Intra- mural Baseball 15 Varsity Baseball 1, 25 Lambda Mu Nu 25 Basketball 2, 3. TEACHERS COLLEGE or CONNECTIC .f Q X lawn? Q 5 rQ se 0 'F ..3G3?:f x l I lki 'f 'fs ' : A , , - ' K . x f -1 it MARGUERITE L. CANNING 93 Waterville St. Waterbury Elementary 'Motion Picture Club lg C. W. Club 2, 3g Glee Club 35 Art Club 4. if ' lgfgly ,. 9' JOHN E. CARTER RUTH L. CHAFFEE 124 Cottage St. Meriden 23 Broad St. Wethersfield Industrial Arfs - Elementary Band lg Science Club lg Orchestra lg Intra- Band, Librarian lg Badminton 1, 3, 45 Vol- mural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Football leyball 1, 2, 43 Softball 1, 2g Handicraft Club 1, 2, 3g Softball 2g I. A. Club 2, 3. 2, Secr. 33 Basketball 2, 4g Scout Leadership 25 Art Club 4. THE' DIAL NINSTEEN FORTY-TWO sf W V ,.,-4 f, 410' 471 Qra 9 'xx 'Hs if SALLY P. CONLIN EVELYN A. CooKE Hultenus St. Plainville 37 West Broad St. Plainville Elementary English and Social Studies College Theater 1, 2, 3, 49 Speedball 1, 2, 4-g Science Club lg Basketball 1, 23 Volleyball Class Vice-Pres. 1, Z, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 43 15 Softball 13 Tennis 13 C. W. Club Z, 35 Bowling 1, Tennis 1, 2g Softball 15 Volley- Assembly - Lecture Committee Secretary - ball 1, 43 W. A. A. Vice-Pres. 2, 3g Pres. 4. Treasurer 3, Chairman 45 Forum Club 4. IW t , f l- alll R' lay T-I ,I lg ll Q: -- .tiff LEE Q E f l LZ! P 1 'J l 1 BARBARA CRANDLEMIRE 111 Lois St. Torrington Elemeniary Speedball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Z, 3g So- cial Dancing lg Volleyball lg Softball 1g College Theater 2, 3g Bowling Z. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICU D X .1 Q p lil Y - If lu. gil FRANCES P. DARBY 61 Washington Ave. Westport Elementary Women's Glee Club 2, 3g Bowling 2, 4g A Cappella Choir 4. .,. V .V 'vb 'I ig . PEGGY A. DAVIE Lnor-rom: M. DEMICK 1544 Stanley St. New Britain 300 West Main St. Waterbury Elementary Elementary Motion Picture Club lg Tennis lg Scout Lead- Press Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 4g Social ership Course 23 Forum Club 33 C. W. Club Dancing lg Volleyball 13 Tennis lg Softball 2, 35 Campus Glee Club 4. 1, 25 Speedball 23 Forum Club 35 Art Club 45 Recorder 4. THE' 'DIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO EDWARD F. DONAHUE ROBERT M. Donsnv 181 Clark St. New Britain 143 Miller St. Meriden Elementary English and Social Studies Intramural Football 1, 2, 33 Intramural Base- Class President 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football lg ball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball lg Press Club 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Baseball President 45 Recorder 2, 43 Men's Athletic Ig Press Club 2, 3, Intramural Football 2, Association 3, 43 Basketball Manager 4. 33 ' ' ' o'r'L ' ' T' 'lei' 4- TE' f 5 GQ, . 5X 1 WALTER F. DUDDING 91 Auburn St. New Haven Men's Dormitory Council 4, Varsity Foot- ball 4g Varsity Basketball 4. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICU rf all tt X! A -'I . 1 l -s Wu QQ X x, 'YV - a' Q9 5' I 1 HAROLD S. ELov1cH 84 Vine St. Hartford English and Social Studies Intramural Football 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball lg Recorder 2, Editor 33 Men's Athletic Association 43 Dial 4. fx .. .affiy , BERTHA FALK I PAUL R. FARRELL 227 North St. New Britain 38 Sherman St. Bristol Elementary Business Education Badminton 15 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Bowling 1, Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Press Club 13 25 Volleyball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2g Social Dancing lg Varsity Baseball 1, 25 In- Speedball 2, Forum Discussion Club 2, Art tramural Football 1, 2, 33 Intramural Basket- Club 3, 45 Press Club 3g Social Activities ball 1, 2g Recorder 2, 45 College Theater 3, Committee 3,45 Recorder 4, Swimming Sport 45 Men's Athletic Association 3, 43 Class Leader 4. Treasurer 4 -Zvi- llgwc ,Zig THE DIAL NINETEEN - FORTY.TW!0 , ' - y: l r l ,V . , , '12-'U 151 CLIVE G. FM-SCHER HELEN E. FIPPINGER Long Hill Road Middletown 3 Roosevelt St. Hartford English and Social Studies , I Elementary Orchestra 1 3 4' Softball 1' Women's Glee Motlon Pmture Club 15 Sveeiball 1' 2' 314: . ' ' ' ' . 1' . Basketball 1, 2, 3 4' Volleyba l 1, 2 43 en- Club 2' 3' Conege Theater 3' 4' Bowmg 4 nis 1, 33 Badminton 1, 3, Sport Ijeader 45 - Handicraft Club 2, 35 Art Club 43 Dial 4. 47 n 5 3 ' :rf V 9 . f . .hs xl L n .C AQ: IWVJL mul in a.lf dxQ1lll i- ----Il-'Il 1 1 MARY E. FLAHIVE 24 Granite St. Waterbury Elementary Press Club 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Social Danc- ing 13 Tennis lg Student Council 2, 3, 49 Recorder 2, 35 Bowling 2, Art Club 35 Archery 3, Badminton 3. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECT,ICUT rw , T' . rw 'Z L x ' M . F f ' V f 7' -'wwf X fs fa-ff? ' ' MARY R. FORD Washington Depot Elementary Handicraft Club 1, Zg Campus Glee Club 4. c LAURA F. FREITAG KATHERINE M. GAFFEY 63 Orient St. Meriden 46 South Third St. Meriden Elementary English and Social Studies Hiking 1, 35 Archery lg Science Club 13 Dial 13 Softball 1g Volleyball Ig Tennis lg Basketball 1, 2, 35 Sport Leader 4-5 Art Club College Theater 2, 3, 45 Basketball Zg Stu- 3g Volleyball 1, 43 Women's Athletic Asso- dent Council 3, 45 Forum Club 4. ciation 43 Campus Glee Club President 4. THE DIAL NINSETEEN FORTY-TWO wiv' MARJORIE B. Goomucu GLORIA Goonwm 64 New Britain Rd. Kensington 139 Hazelmere Road New Britain Elemeniary Business Education Hiking lg Social Dancing lg Volleyball 1: Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 43 Handicraft Club 2, 3, Art Club 43 Bad- Social Dancing lg Volleyball 1, 43 Wornen's minton 41 Campus Glce Club 4. Athletic Association 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Softball 1, Dial 35 Business Manager 4. fa gl i -4,4 ,V ,gp ' l li 4 X . f 'Q fwlllblfi i 1 in llllll I ll I AJ. lilly' X x 1 1' ' 4 'M -' sf' iefo , J' 5 4- C! Y RAYMOND W. GORAL ' L1-J 65 Ardmore Place Fairfield Science and Matlzenzatics Varsity Football 15 Social Dancing 15 Intra- mural Basketball lg Lambda Mu Nu 2, 3, Pres. 45 Barberry Terrace 3, Pres. 4g Calen- dar Committee 3, 4. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTIC l lllllllll . lllll ll ml, i3 xl ' I3 :X 'zzfigi -1 gl f ' I Q , - JULIA A. GORMAN - . 125 Francis St. New Britain Elementary College Theater 1, 2, 3, Pres, 4, Speedball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Tennis 1, 45 Softball 1, 25 'Handicraft Club 2, 3g Clubs and Points Committee 1, Z, 3, Chairman 4. is . ,!. l RITA E. GOULD RENA M. GRAVELIN 32 Fanway Ave. Bristol Voluntown Elementary Business Education Archery lg Speedball lg Tennis 1g Basket- Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiking lg Basket ball lg Volleyball 25 Handicraft Club 2, 33 ball 1: Volleyball lg Softball lg Recorder Z Art Club 4. Chapel 4. THE' DIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TW 'I' l .. 1 V Q . 1- -if Ronmvr E. GREER JEANNE M. HART 140 Maple St. New Britain 137 Post Road Darien English and Social Studies Elementary College Theater 1, 2, 3, 41 Student Council Hiking lg Basketball Ig Social Dancing lg geicllgetilry-Treasurer 2g Bowling 2g Glee Volleyball Z3 Handicraft Club 2. u . mullwgllllw mmuuilll' . Wig, 'Www Y CNN X -gl 'If ill xl QA Qc .ill 'fi' E er 'W y ACHERS CO I F' E .if Q MATILDA F. HERSHFELD 176 Middlefield St. Hartford Elementary Archery lg Science Club lg Softball 1, Z3 Art Club 2, 3, Pres. 4g Dial Art Editor 4. LLEGE OF CONNECTICUT 7f' ,F-:I 1 K t fl 7 f I ll fi-Q f ll x q w ff 2-, I ' 4:5 . A Q if fTf-EEYT JOHN D. HINMAN R.F.D. No. 3 Bristol Industrial Arts College Theater 1, 2, 39 Orchestra 1g Square Dancing 1, 2g I. A. 2, 3. WALTER HUTENGS FREDA A. JAFFE 112 Stewart St. New Britain 48 Talcott St. New Britain Industrial Arts Elementary Varsity Football lg Orchestra 1, 2g Intra- Bowling 1g Tennis lg Softball 1, 25 Women's mural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Intramural Baseball Glee Club 23 Press Club 2, 3g Basketball 2, 13 Intramural Football 2, 3g I. A. 2, 33 Handi- 4-Q Forum Club 3. craft 2, 35 Softball 23 College Theater 3. THE DIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO N... s ANN H. JENNINGS BETTY B. JOHNSON Washingtoxi Ave. Westport 1336 Stanley St. New Britain Elementary Elementary Dormitory Social Committee 1, 4, Secretary 23 Archery lg Women's Glee Club 2, 33 , Assembly Committee 25 A Cappella Choir Qs Women's Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Tennis 15 Art Club 23 Modern Dancing 3g Badminton 3, 43 Clubs Committee 43 College Theater 45 Vol- leyball 45 Campus Glee Club 4. President 4. A 256 ll ., es ll 'M fl JOAN H. KEEL 101 Commerce St. Clinton Business Education Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, Secr. 4g Women's A. A. lg Archery lg College Theater 4. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICU T FV, f l. x i '- l i 1.33. LILLIAN KELEvxN 11 Hinman St. Meriden Elementary Hiking 1, 2, 3, Leader 45 Science Club 15 Basketball 15 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Softball Zg Visual Education Club 3g Bowling 4. ana. . 5,-I -rmu me VNWEW AMMK ' .1 Wllll l aj --I- Ax ?i'4 47 s. a 5 I El . v , V fq ' ' - 1 ,K ' Q - -Q' Xi- ANN M. KENT GEORGE D. KINKADE Pleasure Beach Waterford 109 Brighton St. New Britain Elementary Science and Matlzematics Women's A. A. Ig Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, College Theater 1, 2, 4, Pres. 35 Intramural 2, 3, 45 Hiking 15 Tennis 1, Football 1, 2g Intramural Baseball 1 Varsity Baseball 15 Lambda Mu Nu 23 Soft ball Zg Chapel 3. HE DIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TW ,,, X. x Y v l OLGA KI.ESCH Doms M. KRESGE 9 Wood St. Waterbury 86 Cottage St. Bridgeport Business Education Elementary Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiking lg Basket- Speedball 2, 3, Leader 4g Hiking 2, Leader ball 1: Recorder Reporter 2. ' M- CA4 A ra wg J do V . Q K l I f l A i l 45 qi n Hug, Vg? 35 Basketball 2, 35 Scout Leadership Zg Sdft- ball 25 Campus Glee Club 3, 4. ANASTAZIA J. KURDYNA 156 Madison St. Hartford Elementary Archery 15 Social Dancing lg Tennis lj College Theater Z, 3, 43 Social Activities Z, 3, Chairman 4-g Modern Dance 2g Campus Glee Club 4. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTIC CMB I f ,fff , ,',' ' ' . 'V, fCf f5f HELEN A. LUDWIGSON 50 Hillcrest Ave. New Britain Elementary Bowling lg Tennis lg Art Club 2, 3, 4. ...z Naval iiglell Q ll A N M RIUTH L. MACINNES IRENE K. MAGUT 15 West St. New London 593 No. Ridgefield Ave. Bridgeport English and Social Studies Business Education College Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4g Hiking lg Social Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Badminton 1: Dancing lg Tennis 13 Calendar Committee Hiking 15 Social Dancing lg Softball 1g 2, SQ Chapel 3, 4. Volleyball 1, 4-3 Recorder-reporter 23 Clubs Comm. 23 Tennis 2, 3, Leader 49 Bowling 25 V. Ed. 23 Basketball 2, 3, 45 W. A. A. 4. 'THE TDIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO - K VL-' 14.1 A 'Ivy xiii!!-Aiiff 7 41 ii, gf' ' 5 42 , ,'-2f L,Qgs-if-45,1 fgpgjfucfaifi, , -ip!! , 'I W, QILEZ, - ,ff fi w Q j A-. .- 7 ,. , V ,I-Q., 14, .fi I, W DOUGLAS B. MAHONEY EDWARD A. MCMAHON 67 Putnam St' . Bflsfol 15 Stratford Road New Britain Science and Matlzematzcs Industrial Arts Touch Football 13 Intramural Basketball 1, I A Club 1 Z 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4. 2, 33 Lambda Mu Nu 2, 35 Intramural Foot- Blowfing 2 3.' F-Amin 41 ' ' ' ' ball-Capt. 25 Square Dancing 25 Student Council 2: Softball 3. CATHERINE T. lflEEHAN 1169 Forest Road New Haven Business Education Commerce Club 43 Art Club 4g Handicraft Club 2, 3. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICU H fs '13 R I 4 5 ' u 'iiiixr - ,-2 3 V., M1 1 . f' p li, P 3 A - 5 J RAYMOND A. MICHAELIS ' 47 Olive St. New Britain Elementary Student Council Repr. 1, 3, Pres. 4, Science Club lgrlntramural Football 1, 2, Intramural Baseball lg Men's A. A. 2, 45 Bowling Z9 Softball 25 Glee Club 33 Football 3, 4. 45' . BARBARA A. MILLS GRACE O. Mom' 358 Cook Ave. Meriden 181 Whitney Ave. Bridgeport English and Social Studies English and Social Studies Archery 1, Volleyball lg Softball 1, Tennis Press Club 15 Handbook Comm. 15 Hiking 1. 1, Handicraft Club Z3 Basketball Z3 Hand- book Comm. Z, Editor-in-Chief 4g Dial Z: Dial Board 3, 43 Press Club 3, 45 Recorder 4. '1 H'!:' DIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO LAWRENCE W. Muccr NAVIO OTTAVI 15 Center Place Southington 85 Derby Street New Britain Science and Matlze1natics Business Education Science Club 13 Intramural Basketball lg Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 43 I. A. Lambda Mu Nu 2, 3, 45 Basketball 23 Intra- Club lg Men's A. A. Treas. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. mural Football 35 Student Council 4g Men's 4g Commerce Club Z, 3, 4g Varsity Basketball A. A. 4. 2, 3, 45 Class Sec.-Treas. Z. Ga l X 1.7 1 1...- ,,f:e-,-- l ' -, 4.11446 ' T 1 CONCETTA T. PARISE 140 Daly Ave. New Britain ' Element y Press Club 1, Z, 33 Basketb g Social Danc- ing lg Tennis lg eco r-reporter 2, 4-Q C. W. Club 2, 3g C l Theater 4g Social Activities 4. ,. xx TEACHERS COLLIEGE OF COIQCVVECTICU fgfx Qin my N ,G f Q R K I y - .g .I ,K p 1 A , C Q ll GQ . it .Q -4'Q..LiE...,,., r , X K HELEN D. PARVELAC 128 Spring St. Thompsonville Elementary Badminton lg Archery 1, 35 Hiking Ig Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 4g Softball lg Tennis 23 Bowling 2g Scout Leadership Course Z3 V. Ed. Club 25 Speedball 45 Dial. , 1-2' R 1 pl BETTY V. PEARSON FRANCES V. PHILLIPS 93 Highland Terrace New Britain 1730 Westfield St. W. Springfield, Mass. Elementary Elementary Archery 13 College Theater 1, 2, 33 Social Square Dancing lg Tennis 1g Speedball 23 Dancing lg Tennis lg Women's Glee Club 23 Women's Glee Club 25 Hiking 3g Glee Club Basketball 25 A Cappella Choir 4. 35 Badminton 4g A Cappella Choir 4. THE' TDIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO Pai-,H f 1 nf ,,,x ,OQ3 , f - SHIRLEY M. PICKETT JENNIE J. PRATA 61 Lounsbury St. Waterbury 305 Main St. ' Kensington Elementary English and Social Studies Press Club 1, 25 Archery lg Social Dancing Press Club 1, Z3 Volleyball lg Tennis 15 lg Recorder-reporter 2, 4g Art Club 3. Speedball 2, 3g Recorder-reporter 2, 4g C. W. Club 2, 3g Badminton 3. O .-3, A X VIRGINIA R. ROBERTS Hubbard St. Winsted Elementary Press Club lg Hiking 15 Basketball 2. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICUT .TX G l ,. CJ ,, 55 .1 .. ' J SHIRLEY ROSENBERG 69 Maplewood Ave. West Hartford English and Social Studies Social Dancing lg C. YV. Club 2, 3, Chapel 3. If ' 1 A .f ,Q i A 1' . 3 , . f .W fm ELIZABETH B. SCHULTZ Lois A. SHELDON Rockfall 244 South St. Bristol Business Education Elementary Science Club lg Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 4-5 Tennis lg Art Club 2, Dial 45 Campus Glee Pres. 3, 4-3 Stu nt Council 4. E Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Hiking 1, Tennis 1, Dorm. Council, Sec. 2, 3, 4g Volley- ball 4. wiv? THE 'DIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO Lv-1 'v-1. ANNA R. SKORKA KATHERINE M. SORICELLI Avon Heights Collinsville 37 Windsor St. Thompsonville Elementary Elementary Badminton 15 Speedball lg Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Social Activities Comm. 1, 2, 3g Badminton 15 4-5 Hiking 15 Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball lg Speedball lg Glee Club lg Hiking lg Basket- Softball lg Tennis 1, 4-g Art Club 25 Glee ball 1: Social Dancing 1g Volleyball lg Han- Club 3. dicraft Club Z5 Dorm. Council, Pres. 4. .V Q fy ,,,-- - , wen., . '. A MARIE K. SORICELLI 37 Windsor St. Thompsonvillc Elementary Badminton lg Hiking lg Basketball lg Social Dancing lg Volleyball lg Handicraft Club 2g Dorm. Council 1, 2, 3. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICU 1 5 5 1 ll xl' ll! J-5 ' 435-I ' f ? RUTH B. SPANGENBERG 22 Highview Avenue Wethersfield Science and Matlzematics Science Club lg Speedball 1, 2, 3, 43 Lambda Mu Nu 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3g Social U lUl.flLl ire WW -I 1 M 4 7 I fi -ik ,WV W y! '46 , V .MDB uk f 'lf !5'l 4 mf nu X' If! ii i ,ffllivf I , Ml A E5 3 Volleyball 13 Badminton 2: Tennis 1. Scout fin .' N he l hhAi I SHIRLEY L. TIMM PRISCILLA M. ToML1NsoN 376 Chestnut St. New Britain Minterburn Road Rockville Elementary Elementary Points and Clubs Committee 13 Archery lg Hiking 13 Archery 1, 35 Volleyball 1 2 Tennis 15 Handicraft Club 2, 3. Softball lg Speedball 23 Scout Leadership 2 Handicraft 35 Badminton 35 Art Club 3 THE' 'DIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TW EUGENE TYLER SALVATORE VALVO 99 Main St. Rocky Hill 347 Church St. New Britain English and Social Studies Industrial Ari: Social Dancing lg Bowling Z5 C. W. Club 23 I. A. Club 1, 2, 33 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Lecture Committee 3, Co-chairman Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity 45 In- 4g Recorder 45 Press Club, Vice-President 4-5 tramural Baseball 1, Bowling 25 Softball Z. Forum Club, President 4-. Q -QNX I ,f lwgigy .V A V j L , E N rf' qt 1-J., .Q E in .M VV , - ' I -Q I ' . , t J if , E Z to :, V vi V- 1 ' ' I Qu' vi ,N 1 i 4' li il X , f ' 1- s' ' , , it gg - g' g - E KENNETH WALKER 171 Prospect St. Plantsville Industrial 1 drts Student Council Repflg I. A. Club 1, Z, 3g Bowling 23 College Theater 3. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICUT 'FP , -tv...-av f '- -W -ml... ,,fE',,,k MARJORIE WASON 218 Milbank Avenue Greenwich Elementary Orchestra 1, 3, 4-5 Softball lg Tennis 15 Dorm Council Committee Z, 33 Women's Glee Club 2, 33 Dorm Social Committee 45 Bowling 4, w WILLIAM WEITZKE JOHN WILSON 11 Spruce St. Plainville 136 Brace Road West Hartford Business Education English and Social Studies Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 43 Football 23 Intramural Basketball 25 Softball Student Council 13 Intramural Football 1, 2: Tennis 2g Men's Athletic Association 35 Z, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 19 Varsity College Theater 4. Football Mgr. 2, Sg Varsity Baseball Mgr. lg Press Club 1, Sec. 25 Men's Athletic Associa- tion 2, 3, President 43 Recorder 25 Volleyball 43 Class Secretary 4. THE DIAL NINETEEN FORTY-TWO ALVINA Wocx-rom URKA MARY YAcoBUcc1 Tolland 38 Sanford St. Hartford Elementary Elementary Hiking lg Volleyball 1, Z3 Softball lg Speed- Volleyball 1, Sport Leader 4-5 Softball 1g Ten- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3: Badminton 4g nis 15 Handicraft Club 2, 35 Scout Leader- Art Club 4. ship 2g Glee Club 3, Speedball 3, 4-3 Badmin- tion 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Art Club 4. ? l - f ? f ll: ? u-ITE ,. 'T 9 f , R l , G5 .Q L N 4 4 l il 2 E i KN ,El BENJAMIN ZAJAC 30 Oak St. Meriden Industrial Arts I. A. Club 35 Football 33 Basketball 3, Cap- tain 4-: Men's Athletic Association 4. TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONNECTICU f 5 i+4 7 'L A K' I Q Dorus ZWILLINGER Q 208 Farmington Ave. Hartford Elementary W 1, ' Press Club 1, 25 Archery lg Social Dancing ff f I 1 'V lg Tennis lg C. W. Club 2, 3. , X' ,V lf, , l w .',y'. 1 , M x u J 'lV a-B M zi IHS 'DIAL'NINE'1'EEN FORTY-Tw' TCC Q B ll94l -5 N42 I The opening of the college year on September 23 found students return- ing to the campus grimly aware that America was headed toward war, but few if any knew how perilously close the actual start of hostilities was. New figures in the faculty included Miss Ruth Paul, dean of womeng Miss Mary Roess, assistant dean: Mr. Donald Phippin and Dr. E. Burn- ham Dunton, instructors in the department of Industrial Educationg Mr. Harold Perry, head of the department of Business Educationg Dr. Karl Garrison, assistant professor of Education, Mr. Everett Light, assistant professor of Vocational-Industrial Education. The Freshmen were initiated into the mysteries of college life by the more than willing Sophomores, while the entire student body learned that the ratio between Women and men had risen to three to one. The question of the moment seemed to be, How do you stand in the draft? For it was evident that Uncle Sam was utilizing the services of some of our fine young males. Coach Kaiser with the able assistance of Captain Navio Ottavi fashioned a gridiron team worthy of the fair name of the college despite the inroads into the reserve material caused by the draft. Led by Ottavi our stalwarts opened auspiciously with a 36-0 victory over Trenton Teachers at New Jersey. Democracy the American Way was the theme of the third annual fall convocation of the State Board of Education. Delegates were addressed by Rev. E. Dent Lackey and Dr. Edward C. Elliot, President of Purdue University. Students and faculty donned appropriate costumes as they cavorted at the Halloween party-to put the finishing touches to the month of October. Social activities were in order as November made its appearance. Seniors let down their hair at their baby partyg Les Kochanowsky M.C.'d the All-College banquet to successg the Men's A.A. held its smoker at which time athletes were given their dueg and students and guests danced at the Thanksgiving Semi-Formal. The four day Thanksgiving recess gave students a chance to catch their breath and catch up on back assignments. The football season drew to a close and found the Blue and White up with another fine record-four wins and one defeat. Tony De-Iohn and Bob Beckwith were chosen by their mates to lead next year's eleven. n On December 7 occurred the cowardly attack on Pearl Harbor and forgotten for the moment were private aiiairs as students discussed the war and listened to President Roosevelt's war message to Congress. There was no longer any doubt. We were in to the finish! After the opening shots college life approached its normal level as students and faculty alike agreed that all necessary sacrifices must be made for the war effort. The college established measures as air raid precaution and this institution be- came one of the six dispatch centers for New Britain. The Art and Music clubs presented their annual bazaar and the College Theatre gave Columbine Madonna as college activities resumed im- portance. The basketball team started out impressively with four con- secutive wins over the Alumni, Keene, Albany and Salem, and showed promise of a successful season. The Christmas recess brought, 1941 to a close and sent students home to celebrate the holidays with their families. Refreshed from the vacation, students returned on January 5, experi- enced their first air raid drill, were entertained by Elissa Landi and Tarbell the magician at assembly programs, discussed lounge conditions and possi- bilities of a summer session, prepared for and were exposed to mid-year exams, and threw their cares to the wind at the Mid-Year Informal. As the second semester got under way, an evening school was established under the direction of Dr. VVard E. Ireland of the State Department of Education. February found the tempo increasing. The Mexico Y showed our boys in blue how basketball is played south of the border by a 43-33 margin. Dormitory students enjoyed their annual weekend with a supper dance and formal. Les Kochanowsky, Frank Iasinski, Michael Stein, Edward Drake, Alice Driscoll and Claire Sweig discussed 'fThe Role of Teachers College in the National Defense Program in a radio panel over WTHT. A shortage was evident in the teaching field, and so the faculty organ- ized itself into a speakers bureau and encouraged future teachers at high school assemblies. The sale of stamps and bonds at the college gave students and faculty a chance to contribute to the war effort. March brought mild weather but no let-up in activities. John Mason Brown reviewed Broadway for an enthralled audience, Sophomores were subjected to the National Objective Tests, Co-Chairmen Alice Driscoll and Eddie Conlin piloted the Junior Prom to a magnificent conclusion, slacks were the keynote at the Women's A.A. party, and one-third of the college attended the Eastern States Conference at the Hotel Commodore in New York where Dr. Welte presided as president of the association. An indus- trial arts conference was held for two days, George Kinkade and Julia Gorman with a fine supporting cast did more than justice to the College Theatre's production of The Male Animal , a mediocre basketball sea- son was brought to a close with ten wins and six losses, March 21 brought spring but no varsity baseball, tennis, track, or golf due to financial and schedule difficulties, and alumni promenaded at their social. As March gave way to April, the four teachers colleges planned accelerated courses for students in which three semesters with an optional third term were to be offered beginning September 8, 1942. In April T.C.C.'ers tightened their belts as sugar and gas were rationed. This coupled with the rubber shortage convinced everyone that war was a serious business. Highlights of the month included the commuters' tea, the Army dance at which the Windsor Locks Airmen took off with the fair sex of T.C.C., the Music Clubs concert, and during the climactic Senior Week from April 13 to 17 under the able assistance of co-chairmen Bill Weitzke and Kay Gaffey the seniors presented a streamlined war time program which opened with an assembly program during which seniors formally assumed command , an all-college roller skating party at Lake Com- pounce, observation of classes one day and teaching classes on the next by the seniors, the complete administration of the college by seniors, and as a fitting climax to the week-the Spring Formal. Seniors elected to the administrative oflices by their classmates Were: Robert Dorsey, Presidentg Douglas Mahoney, Dean of Meng Sally Conlin, Dean of Women, Katie Bell, Assistant Dean of Womeng Harold Elovich, Supervisor of Secondary Educationg Ray Micliaelis, Supervisor of Elementary Education: Lois Sheldon, Supervisor of Primary Educationg and Gloria Goodwin, Registrar. Freshmen and Sophomores settled their differences amicably at their Hop on May l. The Junior Class picnicked on sandwiches, cake, ice cream - and ants. Seniors struggled through exams and bid farewell to col- lege years during Commencement Week. The graduates-to-be danced at the Senior Ball, attended Baccalaureate on Sunday, held a class banquet and a class night, were entertained at Mrs. Welte's picnic, and closed their careers in graduation exercises on May 22nd. As if to show that the old was just ending .and the new beginning, Admissions Day was held on the 23 and prospective undergraduates were interviewed and examined. a Thus the college year 1941-1942 drew to a close for the students of Teachers College of Connecticut. College Songs ALMA MATER Alma Mater, Alma Mater We thy praises sing Of thy triumph and thy glory Let our voices ring Serving, loving only thee Pledged unto eternity Alma Mater, Alma Mater We thy children sing. Alma Mater, Alma Mater May thy fame increase Guardian of all earthly wisdom Vigil never cease Till the searching minds of youth Come to know thy right, thy truth Alma Mater, Alma Mater Hear us as we sing. - JULIE RITCH, '39 SONG FOR T. C. C. We greet thee, Teachers College With hearts and voices true, We pledge to thee our loyalty In friendship ever new. So haill hail! hail! We stand together Whate'er our lot may be We saill saill sail! For fairer Weather At Teachers College ' T. C. C. IVAR JENSEN, '39 THE BLUE AND WHITE Come cheer for our Teachers College Always first in fame: Loyalty, friendship, truth and honor Will ever be thy name True and tried let sportsmen bide By these bonds so strong We do pledge ourselves to thee ' To right What'er seems wrong. Chorus Three cheers for old T. C. C. Ever held in esteem To your aims and standards high We'll be ever staunch and true Praises will be given Honor be your dueg So lead on, Oh Blue and White Emblem of strength and might SYLVIA GOLDMAN, '37 FIGHT TEAM FIGHT Come on and iight T. C. C. And lead us to victory. If you will attempt your best Loyal support will do the rest We'll praise and cheer you anew Success will surely come through The blue and white stands for dynamite So iight, team, fight. DOROTHEA BAHNER, '38 Class Songs CLASS OF FORTY-FIVE We hold you dear T. C. C. Though we've just begun You've been quite a change for us And it's been fun. We will make you proud T. C. C. At least we will try to be The best class you'll ever see Till forty-five. - So stand and cheer for the class of forty-five We'll make them hear our hearty cry. ' We hold you dear T. C. C. Though we've just begun And may our shining goal be The rising sun. IVOrds by class. Music by LUc1LL1z PAULSON. CLASS OF FOR TY-FOUR Teachers' College to thee we sing Homage and praises to thee we bring Our Class of '44 Evermore. You know that V stands for victory And that's the code of old T. C. C. Staunch, standing till the end. Our Alma Mater, our friend. Give us a cheer ' 44's the year We're the class who will be tops Rah, Rah, Rah Send a rousing cheer on high Teachers College I-laill Lyrics by CATHERINE MARINARO Mz1.vic by VERA CARUSO CLASS OF FOR TY-THREE T. C. C. Juniors stand for progress Yes, that's the reason why We are for ever marching forward Because we always try VVe say we want to work and want to learn To help the world along But we can have our fun As tasks are done With laughter, dance and song We know we'll always stand for freedom And for equality Let's give a cheer for our T. C. C. dear With Hurrah-Hurrah-Hurrah Chorus We like progressiveriess among the youth of today Love humanity should help to keep thoughts this way Aiding our fellow men, we hold as our greatest goal Come, won't you join with us and help to keep us ever onward? T. C. C. Juniors aim for culture To keep our standards high. Thus in our strive for education The limit is the sky. We hope to pass the test of being - best In every way we can. We know that T. C. C. is just the place To carry on this plan. VVe know we'll always stand for freedom And for equality. Let's give a cheer for our T. C. C. dear VVith Hurrah-Hurrah-Hurrah. MILDRED RUTT. CLASS OF FORTY-TWO Across our campus wide and green Our voices this day rise And tho we soon will leave these walls WVelll never break these ties. And tho we leave we shall not grieve Tho college days are thru Our hearts will be at T. C. C. Witli the class of Forty-Two. The friends we made will ever last Our bonds are strong and true And we are glad and proud to be The class of Forty-Two. And tho we leave we shall not grieve Tho college days are thru Our hearts will be at T. C. C. With the class of Forty-Two. SHIRLEY ROSENBERG. DAVID BLAKESLEE. Name Ackerman, Virginia Grace . Allison, Betty Ann ....... Anderson, Margaret Lillian Beach, Justus S. ........... . Beckwith, Robert James . . . Boskoski, Edna Lois . . . Canning, Beti .......... Clark, Elaine Norton .... Cohen, Aaron ........ Conlin, Edward Francis . Cozzi, Catherine lVIary . .. Dayton, Doris Antoinette . . Dennett, Nluriel Ammon . . Delohn, Anthony James . . . Driscoll, Alice Nlarie .... Duke, Mary Eleanor ..... Engdahl, Myrtis Pearl .... Epstein, Frances Ann . . . Esposti, Dino William . . . Falkin, Ruth Elizabeth .... Farrell, Mary Bowes .... Fleitzer, Mark Hart .... Freysinger, Robert Louis . . . Gondek, Helen Nlaryann . Gurney, Barbara Evelyn . . . Hancock, Betty Cahoon . . . Herdlein, Margaret Nlary . Hippeli, Ellen lVIarie ..... Hubbard, Lorraine Jenkin . Ivanowsky, Mitchel Stephen Jasinski, Frank Joseph .... Ieglinski, Helen lVIary . . . Jevarjian, Anthony ...... Johnson, Dorothy Golda . . . Johnson, Ella Marie ..... Jones, Janet E. ...... . Kalb, Edith May .... Katz, David .......... Kellner, Beverley Claire . Kiczuk, Anna Marie . . . Kochanowsky, Lester ..... Lavery, Jane Campbell .... Lebedin, A. Frances ..... Lee, Robert ............ Lindauer, Robert Henry . . . McGrath, Virginia Gray . . McMahon, John Joseph . . . lVIack, Cynthia Adele .... lVIanheim, Doris R. .... . Mariner, llflarjorie Alice . Markham, Lydia Belle . . . Miglioli, Florence Zoa .... Moore, K. Rita ......... 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Rodcosky, Shirley . . . . . Rutt, lVIildred ....... Rybczyk, Sophie Ann . . . Scher, Albert ........... Segerberg, Marion Olga .... Smith, lVIildred Lucetta .... Squires, Lois Phebe ..... Steeves, Dorothy Elizabeth Stein, lldichael VV. ...... . Sweig, Claire Renee ...... Thompson, Gladys E. . . . . Toppin, Janet ............. Vanzandt, Elise llflarianne Vick, Nlartha Elizabeth . . Villa, Marion Ethel ..... Vollers, Kay Doris ...... Vorwerk, Martha Ruth . . Address 24 MeadowDrive, Cos Cob . . . . 47 Commonwealth Ave., New Britain . . . . . . . . 313 Chestnut St., New Britain . . . . . . . 383 Nlonroe St., New Britain . . . . 76 Newport Ave., West Hartford . . . . . . . . 79 Hamilton St., Hartford . . . . . . . North Westchester, Conn. . . . . 56 Pitkin St., Manchester . . . . . . . 88 Irving St., Hartford . . . . . . . . . 2483 lVIain St., Hartford . . . 75 Gregory Blvd., East Norwalk . . . 70 Bow Lane Road, Middletown .. . 77 Wintlirop St., New Britain . . . . . . . . . Pleasant St., Southington . . . 699 Broadview Terrace, Hartford . . . . . . . . . . 15 Circle St., Forestville . . . . . 58 Hinckley Ave., Stamford . . . . . . . . . Durham, Connecticut Randolph Rd., lVIiddletown . . . . . . . Lebanon, Connecticut . . . . . . . . . . 21 Clover St., Ansonia . . . 265 Tremont St., New Britain . . . . . 169 Ledge Rd., Plainville . . . W. Avon Rd., Farmington . . . . . . . . . 15 Evans Lane, Essex .. . . . . . . . 356 Main St., Portland . . . . 38 Cambridge St., New Britain . . . . . . . 1654 Stanley St., New Britain . . . 38 Quinsigarnond Ave., Waterbu1'y 53 Lewis St., Bristol VViedorn, Marguerite Louise .... ......... 4 5 Fern St., Waterbury Zwick, Susan Elizabeth .............................. Blain St., Pine hdeadow soPHoMoR1-3s U Amenta, Paul Salvatore .......................... 397 Burritt St., New Britain Anderson, Lester Carl . . . Anderson, Verna ....... Andreas, Uranea Nita . .. Bacus, Bessie Angelina .. Barrows, Hazel Bettie . .. Bass, Jacob Zalman .,... Bauer, Louise lVIarie ....... Bialobrzeski, 1fValter Anthony . . . Boyington, lVliriam Thayer Boyle, William ............ Brewer, hdary Virginia ..... Bristol, Sterling YVilliams, Jr. Brylle, Vivian Irina ........ Burdick, Barbara lVlary .... ........................569ArchSt.,NewBritain . . . 54 Woodlawn Avenue, Naugatuck .. . . . . . . . . 76 Warren St., llderiden 704 Ridge Rd., Wethersfield . . . . . . . . 20 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 . . . ................. Collinsville, Connecticut . . ................. 395 Sigourney St., Hartford 4609 Stanford St., Chevy Chase, lldaryland Caggianello, Carmen Leonard . . . ................. 28 Curtis Ave., Bridgeport Capetanidis, llilorfenia Frances . . ................ Walcenor Road, Westport Carlin, Barbara Lucille ..... '. . . . . 62 Frederick Ct., Waterbury Caruso, Vera Lillian .....,. . . . 689 Naugatuck Ave., Devon Cassidy, Robert Richard .... ..... 6 1 Pierce St., Plainville Name ' Conrick, Helen Mary .... Cook, George Edward .... Cooke, Ann Marie ..... Crosby, Jane Susan ..... Crouse, Doris Derr ....... Crowley, Charlotte Rose .... Cusick, Mary Elizabeth .... Dabroski, Wanda Dorothy .... Danyluk, Mary ........... Davis, Dorothy Barbara .... De1Giorno, Sylvia Marie . . . DeNunzio, John Thomas . . . Drake, Edward S. ........ . Durgin, Anne Margaret ...... Emmanuel, Dorothy Ruth . . Gebert, Genevieve Marie . . . Gionfriddo, Francis Sebastian Green, Margaret Eleanor . . Address . . . . . . . . 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 . . . . . . . . 84 Forest St., Hartford . . . . . . . Route One, Uncasville . . . 72 Lawrence St., Hartford .. . . . . . . Main St., Ellington . . . . 140 Hanover St., Meriden . . . 118 North St., New Britain . . . . . 3 Davis St., New Britain . . . . . . . Poplar Rd., Middletown . . . . 130 Stonington St., Hartford . . . . . . . 19 Staple St., Danbury . . . 14 Bacon Ave., Middletown . . . . . . . . . 250 Queen St., Bristol Greiner, Merle Florence .... .......... 2 22 Olive St., Meriden Groth, Robert ........... Guidace, Gloria lVIarie .... Hackady, Harold Clayton . . Hannan, Gertrude lVIarion Harrington, Robert John . . . Healy, Harold Elton ..... Heline, Allen F. ...... . Hicks, John Church ...... Hotchkiss, William Cyrus . . Houdlette, Nathalie Sylvia . . Hunter, Shirley Barbara .... Intravaia, Edith Sandra .... Johnson, Marion Elizabeth . Jones, Madeline .......... Kagan, Arline Hilda ...... Keefer, Grace Irene ..... Kelly, James Revel ........ Kimmerle, Vanda Wilma . . Klimaszewski, Helen Theresa Krakowiak, Mary Sophie . . . Knorr, Alyce lVIarie ....... Kosenko, Doris lris ...... LaCroix, Charlotte Jean .... Larson, Arthur Henry . l. . . Lattanzio, Valle Paul ...... Lawrence, June Kinsman . . . Lee, Carolyn Harding .... Libbey, Marjorie Frances . . . . . . 424 Chestnut St., New Britain . . . . . 95 Corrigan Ave., Meriden . . . . Washington St., Middletown . . . . . . . . . . 44 Morris St., Danbury . .... 233 Quinnipiac St., Wallingford . . . . 65 Winthrop St., New Britain . . . . 51 Acadia St., West Hartford . . . . Middle St., Haddam, Conn. .. . 48 Foxon Place, New Britain . . . . 210 Highland Ave., Meriden . . . . 5 Foxon Place, New Britain .. . . 57 Grand St., Middletown . . . 494 Stanley St., New Britain . . . 148 Vance St., New Britain . . . . . . . . . 280 Vine St., Hartford . . . Pendleton Road, New Britain . . . . . . 89 Oak St., New Britain . . . . . . Collinsville, Connecticut . . . . North Grand, West Suffield . . . . . . 342 High St., New Britain . ..... 53 Cove Ave., East Norwalk 22 Wilcox St., Bristol . . . 739 Cypress Ave., Johnstown, Pa. . . . . . . . . . . . . Roxbury, Connecticut . . . . 64 New Park Ave., Hartford . ......... 36 Arlington St., Hartford . . . . . . . . Grassy Hill St., Lyme, Conn. 77 Crestwood Rd., West Hartford Lou her Ruth Elizabeth . . . ......... 74 Robert St., New Britain g Y, McCue, Thomas Francis . . . Madia, Anna Rose ........ Maikowski, Henry Joseph . . Maloney, Eleanor Rita ..... lVIarholin, Pearl Lea ....... lblarinaro, Carthene Mary . . . ....... 480 Allen St., New Britain . . 121 West Main St. Plainville ' QI. 106 Lafayette st., New Britain . . . 1737 Stanley St., New Britain . . . 478 Allen St., New Britain .. . 75 Franklin St., Danbury Name Meyer, Mary Ellen .... Motten, Emily-Jane ..... Nasthoski, Alice' Marie . . . Naughton, Francis ...... Nordgren, Gustave Robert O'Connel1, james Edward Parkhurst, Jane ......... Passerini, Henry James . . . Perkel, Leo ............ Perkins, Shirley Elizabeth .... Perry, lVIadelyn Adele . . . Pochna, Dora Mildred . . . Potok, lVIargaret M. .... . Quaile, Edna Jane ......... Quinn, Camillus Catherine Recknagel, Carolyn ...... Reynolds, Janet Margaret Root, Margaret Ellen .... Russell, Doris May ...... Scapellati, Frances Louise . Scheer, Kenneth Phillip . . Schenck, Joseph Xavier . . . . . Sher, Gloria Elinor ..... Short, Mary Margaret . . . Siegel, Saul Herman . . . Snow, Anna Eleanor ..... Solomon, Elaine Esther . . Spring, Blanche Louise . . Surgenor, Ruth Marion . . Thivierge, Aurilie Hilda . Address . . . . . . Danbury Road, Wilton . . . . 30 Center St., Wethersfield . . . . . 115 Smedley Road, Fairfield . . . 349 Chestnut St., New Britain 41 Buell St., New Britain . . . . . . . 7 Forest St., New Britain . . 86 Sylvan Ave., West Hartford . 195 Roxbury Road, New Britain . . . . . . . 132 Clark St., Hartford . . . . R. F. D. No. 2, Madison . . . . . 7 Pritchard Road, Milford .. . . . . . . . .. 31 Hill St., Stamford . . . . 25 St. Stephen St., Bridgeport .. . . . . . . . . 111 Oak St., Hartford . P. O. Box 25, Waterbury, Conn. . . . . 83 Prospect St., New Britain 393 Farmington Ave., Unionville 41 South Main St., Windsor Locks . 71 Kensington Heights, lVIeriden . . . . . 112 Grand St., New Britain Chamberlain Highway, Kensington . . . . . . . . . 269 Holcomb, Hartford .. 203 Columbia St., New Britain . . . . . . 69 Greenfield St., Hartford BOX34-,Vernon . . 57 North Second St., Nleriden . . . . . 115 Barbour St., Hartford . .. 91 Chapman St., New Britain . . 506 Park Road, West Hartford . . . . . . . . South Collinsville, Conn. Tomaszewski, Edward John . . .... 508 Eddy Glover Blvd., New Britain Treybal, Helen Marjorie . . . ....... 238 New Britain Ave., Hartford Vanzandt, Meredyth .... Verdile, Italia ......... Vogt, George Henry .... Wessels, Joan Alice ..... . 356 Main St., Portland . . . . 433 North Main St., Bristol . . . . . . . 66 Vine St., New Britain . . . . 21 Uncas Road, New Britain Wilber, Herbert Howes .... ....... 4 6 Church St., Newington Wilber, Irving Walter . . . .... 14 Washington St., Plainville Yung, Raymond ....... Adamo, Anna Nlarie ..... Ahern, Lawrence James . . Ballard, Dorothy Hope . . Balestrini, Geraldine ..... Bassuk, Roslyn Constance Benton, Carlyn Ruth .... . . . 848 Corbin Ave., New Britain FRESHMEN . . . . . 85 Broad St., Middletown . . . . 95 Goodwill Ave., Meriden . . . . . . . . . .. 740 King St., Bristol . . . 129 Pequot Ave., New London . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fitchville, Conn. . . . . . . . . Sachem's Head, Guilford Berenblum, Helen Pauline . . . 419 Greenwich Ave., Greenwich Blackburn, Muriel .......... ........... H art St., Kensington Caracuzzi, Ersilia ............ ......... 1 9 Belden St., Hartford Carlson, Norma Bergenoahl .... ..... 3 7 So. High St., New Britain Chohat, Evelyn Aviva ....... . .. 325 Norland Ave., Bridgeport Clark, Elizabeth Martha . . . ...... 20 Atwood St., Hartford Name Cook, Jean Elisabeth ....... . Conaghan, Mary lVIargaret . . . . . . Curtiss, Evelyn lVIartha . .. Cyr, Agatha Bertha .... Daddabbo, Julia Ann . . . D'Apice, Helen Katherine . Davis, Barbara Sonia .... Denning, Esther Jane .... Denning, Geraldine Anne . DeSandre, Grace NI. . . . Di1VIauro, Annette Nlarie . Eisenberg, Robert ...... Elia, Eva ............. Errede, Louis Anthony .... Fagan, Mary Columba . . . Fazzina, Lena Celestine . Fiorillo, Eleanor Marie . . . Fischer, Patricia Ethel ...... Fitzpatrick, Ruth AnnKirk . . . Freitag, Emilie Minna .... Fuller, John Barden .... Gellert, Florence ........ Gianninoto, Sophie Beatrice . . Gierymski, Irene Constance . Giller, Natalie Esther ....... Gordon, Harold Raymond .... Gotsell, Lucille Estxler ....... Grzegorowicz, Regina Marie Hamich, Elizabeth Elsa ....... Hanna, Ruth Muriel ...... Harrington, Florence Mary Hopper, Linnea Ingeborg . . . Horbal, Mary .... - ....... Houson, Winifred Mae . . . Hull, Andrew Philip .... Humphrey, Ellen Marie . Jensen, Edna Clara ........ Jepsen, Evelyn Alice ......... Jones, Johannah Elizabeth .... Kane, Leonard C. ......... . Kemp, Jeanne Irene ...... Kenney, Norma Ruth ........ . . . Knurek, Loretta Constance .... . Kroopnick, Miriam ........ Lanza, Raymond Robert .... Lawrence, Jean Margaret . . Lawrence, Mary-Virginia . . Levine, Eunice Shaye ..... Lukens, John Edward ...... lVIcCabe, Robert Kenneth McKinney, Catherine lldary . . . Address . . . . 50 Chesterfield Rd., Stamford . . . . . . . . 213 Elm St., Thomaston 19 Middlefield Dr., West Hartford . . . . . . 551 Nlain St., New Britain . . . . 7 Oak St., Windsor Locks, Conn. ....... . .. 168 Grove St., Meriden . . . . 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Q'Brien, Donald William . Pajewski, Richard Peter . . Paulson, Lucile Sherman . . Perkins, Frances Able .... Phipps, Frances Lucille . . . Powers, Eva Jane ....... Przygocki, Helen Isabelle . Reardon, Jane Esther ..... Resnikoff, Rebecca A. . . . Rolick, Alexander .... Ryan, Lucy Mary .... Segal, Eileen Diana . . . Self, Charles Leonard . . . Shapiro, Sylvia Rose ...... Sherman, Frederick W. . . . Simpson, Hubert Daniel .... Skilton, Rollin White .... Smolenski, Edward Stanley Soprano, Margaret Edith ..... . Streeter, Elaine .......... Travers, Wallace Wzilter . . Trebbe, Ann Madeleine .... Wadhams, 1VIarcia ....... Webb, Roger Lambert . .. Weed, Anna Eleanor .... Weinstein, Evelyn ....... Wiscavage, Helen Ethel . . . Witkin, Joseph Benjamin . Zielke, Barbara Jeanne . . 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