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SYLVIA OVERSTROM Assistant Editor MISS MARGARET WEEBER Advisor EVELYN A. CHOHAT Literary Editor ?,f+'1v ' 731' L as '. .4 ,Q.af iii '- -vi ! A g f Q Q .5 r it ff IRENE C. GIERYMSKI Business Manager ADELINE GALLO Assistant Business Manager Typists- Photographers- GRACE M. DE SANDRE IOHN B. FULLER FLORENCE HARRINGTON EDWARD I. GIBNEY NORMA R. KENNEY STANLEY L. MILLER Literary Board- ANGEL M. MILAZZO LUCY M. RYAN ESTHER I. DENNING BERNARD C. WOI AN , . 'flj' -QQ?!-7+f.?f1Q'5?jfi1i1'35A-'QQ- I :Psi-1i',,, , ,mvfiarffs --12f'1A1f,nf 5, X, , Mffiv?P.i3'f' K -K L 4-Ny. ,I QM. ,, , 'af'3,q-WE'-H-95395-9 I T ,5,n ,A 4. V. gf, , G gi. .1 .J V35 ,. -' 415 - 'v 5 I A .gi I 5 . 'nm--I ,M --. P ,,la.,fT?' ' 1.r j1m..Y,. J -J ,.-.. L W 'fi Exhg -1 u ,rsi--1-AI ,I -YN '-- pri -f:. f-L-Q N-X Af- g ,'+- 'N '.'4 -: 135 I LI 1: 'iflfEjaAS, I Q-1: , 2 X K' N 'ef: f'A 'f' 13 gf- - . . 11 5111. g .- , ' A ' 114541, -nf rfb T' . , wi' A-we: I. I - S-I T- ., Hr' :xr-,. .5 .VM- j F ' 11- .5 I L? I 14. L4-1? 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P1'r's1'f7rf12f BA, State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebraska MA., State University of Iowa PHD, State University of Iowa U 112z1'e'c'1'sf1l docs IZOIL flff2'IIf'f IIN 1111151 lmzzxwf in an lAIIIIfZ'1,f11f'l1 PRESIDENTS MESSAGE To the Class of l944: As these lines are being written, I am reminded of the fact that our nation is engaged in a great world war, and of the great part the students and graduates of former years are playing in the winning of this war. Some have made the supreme sacrifice and they will not return to the homes and friends they have loved and cherished. Others will return broken in body and in spirit while still others will have a new vision of the world, their country, and their community when they come back. They will need help in becoming adjusted to this new and strange environment. These young men and young women are intensely interested in our college. We are all parts of a great institution in which they have faith and in which they can look to with courage and confidence. They look to us to carry on to the best of our ability in this hour of great crisis. We must not let them downl Today, I am also reminded of the thousands of graduates who have entered the classrooms all through the years. These teachers have prepared many of the young men and young women who are now serving their na- tion on land, on sea, and in the air. They, too, have served the nation, they will continue to serve in peace or in war. Astyou now go forth toserve, let us recall the great contribution of those who have gone before you. May the welfare of others ever be upper- most in your minds and hearts. May you find abundant joy and success in your work. You will if you have faith in yourself, in God, and in T.C.C.l Faithfully yours, Herbert D. Welte, President Teachers College ot Connecticut New Britain ,. .f ,. L. v: aff- w .nf . ,Q , 1:4 Q. 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I w . , I -I' W 1 A s Dreamfully wcmdermg, ff r fA AA Ceaselessly pondermg, H What zs the wherefore of men. ff' r M .eh s if N f'Lapsus Calamxi, the Philosopher, I if -Q2 5 A 'fx'-L ff' and the Philanthropistf' James Stephen :I ' 'f f?1,?ii'f H .314 is -5- ' T- 1 :Yiwu ' -,ijipp f ,- ,, 191, , 1 .T A Ala: F1 fi 'liiijk f 1 QL . Q5-Liv , We A- 1, ,-ff, 1, QQ-i.5.:7A7? kffsffwv V-if , X . ' ,ygv5,.,!I. 1.3 I, .vs . I I I I I I In A- . A ,. ,L M.-n. . 1 - . I F ff ' :MAA 'A M ,:, ,gg .,.,,Q, x T II, :dwg-w-,p , 9, , 41-id,,, , rss v A 1 25 ?'4A A'-WA! . -. ,, .-1+ ids , A 'A Asahi-Ar fm Q., , ,,, A' ,A . -- .. .,.-1 .. g, B, I N N,-Q . 1 . DEDICATION Our college career .... the labyrinthine hallways are lined with sta- tues and as we wend our way, in retrospect, we seem to have borrowed a chip from each old block. These are the philosophers . . . the teachers of life. In this present era of crisis when thought is deeper and more search- ing, it is to them that we turn. Perhaps, these monuments of a yesteryear, combined with the ever increasing knowledge of today, will unfold the enigma and resolve a formula for happiness. The Arts and Sciences . . Gardner, Geise, and Buck .... become our bibles and thus fortified, we will continue our journey of life .... Excelsior! ga. , N' rf ,- .-fa. ,' ,J 1 1' , , , . , L Teachers College of Connecticut , , ,J x, i i 1 1 4 I v 1 I 1 I 1 i J X A X S, WW L T J Y ,U 5-f X 3 W it l '99 YY'- Barton, Irene Holmes Instructional Assistant of Science BS., Teachers College of Conn. M,Ed,, Harvard University I ifalue science-none can prize it niore, It gires ten thousand niotiives 4-1 to adore Bateson, Robert Assistant Professor of Voca- tional Industrial Education BS, Engineering, Worcester Polytechnic Institute BS., Teachers College ot Conn. Midst the haze of smoke, red hair, and niuch moving rhythm shines this inaster of niedley D-b Coddington. Edwin B. Associate Professor of Social Science AB., Dartmouth College M.A., PhD., Clark University A single conversation across the table with a wise inan Is better 'than ten years study of books 4'-1 Cushman. Grace E. Instructor of Music B,Mus.Ecl., University ot Miami M,M., University ot Michigan Music-the only universal tongue 7-P Dunton, E. Burnham Assistant Professor of Indus- trial Arts Education BS., Rutgers University MA., Columbia University Ed.D., New York University Gaily this troubadour touches his guitar 4-1 Dyer, William P. Professor of Education Superintendent of Practice Schools BA., Hamline University MA., University ot Minnesota Ph.D., Columbia University The office of the scholar is to cheer, to raise, and to guide inen r-V Env' N in 49 4'-1 ixx Flener, Iane G. Assistant LI'IH'IlI'Z'fl77. BS, Peabody College BE. in l..S, Peabody Library School It ix joy to go through boolf-f'cI1a1's 4-4 Fowler, Herbert E. Profvssor of Education Hmd of Englislz llwpfzrfnzvnt BA., Princeton University M.A., University of Washington Pli.D., New York University A great thing is fl grcfaf book, Hut grcrzfm' than all is tht' talk of fl, grvczf num P-'P Garrison, Linnea M. CMrs. K. CJ Assiwfruzf P1'c1,f'wsso1' of Aff BA., Eastern Wasliington College of Education MA., Colunibia University A thing of 1211114111 is ri joy f'orr'z'c'r Garrison, Karl C. A.9.9Uf'I'flfl' 1Jl'Uf'I'SS0I' of Erlzzwrrfimi BS, Peabody College tor Teachers M.S, University ot No, Carolina Pl'i.D., Peabody College tor Teachers H0 'is 1l'l'Sl? who mfn 'in.wfrm'f 'us in the Imsz'nvxs of flflliljl, 7'lAI'Il1l0IlS Il'I'l'7Ifj ,-, Gunn, M. Agnella P1'ofvs.s'01' of Englislz um! ' Spzfzfrh PhD, M,A., BA, University ot lowa There is a weird power in flu' spoken word 411 Gibbs. Margaret In.st'ruct0r in Business Ed Zllfflfliflfl BS, Stetson University MA., New York University Persona! beauty is CL greatet recovvmifzndafion than any letter of 'introducttion D'-P 55. 5 I 5. E , , , t -A. R, NK... 5- R 'Nam 93+ Iohnson, Iesse B. Supowtsor of Socondary Education I-'roffessor of Education BS., Stdte Tedclners College, Springfield, Missouri M.A., Pedbody College for Teorcliers PHD., Ydle University We have much salt of our 4-Q youth in us Hendricks, Iennle L. Associate Professor of Social Science BS., Boston University MA., Colurnbid University Hoff' lresotfwf ts not to scam the 3'i7Lce'I'eSt, tim' to be P+ Morton, Betsy H. Assistant Profossor of H'll.SI'7l.FSS Ed zzmtton a mt ,lla tlzemat tvs BS., Sirnnfions College M.Ed., l-ldrvotrd University Stir' has att thy !'t2Il7'I7t of th? E I 77l?l.SI'.'? Lee, William G. Profossofr of SCIll37LI'I? Heart of Sftencc DC2'Jfl,'7't'77'1t'Tlf BA., Ogden College M S., PhD., University ot Micliigdn Men tow to 7t'O'7lCIO'7' And that ts that srwt of our sci- enrw p-p Nolcrn, Carroll A. Asststrmt Profcssofr of Bustnvss Ectzufutton BS., Grove City College tl3dD M.Ed., University ot Pittsburgh l3l'i.D., New York University l2d.D., New York University In att thy lzumours, zrtwttzvz' grant or motion' Thou'rt sm-hr ft touch, tasty, 4-1 ptmzsant ,fellow- Niles, Olive S. Instrzzftol' of Engttslz. BA., Mount Holyoke MA., Bryn Mdwr College A sont of 19021.-or A Mitt of tofty thought D-? 'YYY' Q! -4. 1 1.,-'iii' .Ky 'K' 4... Paul, Ruth A. Asso1'1'11111 1'1'0f1'ss111' of G111'1111111'1' 11111111 of Wo1111f11 BS., Univ. ol New Harnpsliire M S, Syracuse University G111111 1'o11111s111o1's 1ill'1t' 1111 1'11'1'n1s 4-1 Phippin. Donald E. .4ss1'x111n1 I,I'!lf'0SS0l' of 1111111.9- 111111 Arts E11111'1111'1111 B E, Teachers College of Connecticut M.A., Columbia Look, 1112's 11'1'11111'11y 1111 11111 11.'1111:11 of his 1111, By 111111 by 11 11'1'11 s11'1'1f1' P-P Phipps. Raymond W. .4SSOf'11lfC P1'11f1f.vs1n' of l'o1'11- t10f11111 E11111'1111'o11 BE., Eastern lllinois State Teachers College MA., Ohio State University 111 01711-7Zff17'1j 1111s1'111f.w.w of 11'f1', 111- 1111s11'y F1171 1111 1111y1h1'n11 11'111'1'l1 y11111'11s 1'1111 1111. 111111 1'l'1'jl 1111111y t111'ny.v 11'111'1'11 it 111111101' 4-1 Pihl, Esther S. Asso1'1'1111f, IJI'Uf.USSUl' of Iu'11y11'.s11 BA., Connecticut College for Wcirien MA, Columbia University. A s1'111t1'1'1'11 NI1l11!' 111111 111111 I'11 11'1'I' 1111011 U-P Pratt, Charles E. 1'1'of11ss1n' of lI1'111oy1'1'111 S111'1'111'1' B S, Harvard University A roof 111 f1111 1111111 M111 S1111, 111111, 111111 11 11111n'.w 1011 4-'4 Prohaska, Charles I., M.D. Graduate, Teachers College, Temple University M.D., Chicago Medical School Fellow, American Public llealth Associate I 1f111111- 1112111 111111111'11y 11'1111.s' to 11111111111 111111 r-r 1 if Y 1 ,,,,5 Richards, R. Heber Assistant Professor of Education AB., A.M., University of Kentucky PhD., Ohio State University Bvyoncl the book his teach- ings sped Robinson, Elizabeth B. Assistant Instructor of Health and Physical Education BPH., Marjorie Webster Schools, lnc. Lz'fo's a puzlfling fall of plants Caro's a caiilfffr that lzenunilns P-P Roess, Mary A. Iinstruftor of Business Education Assistant Dean of Women AB., Capital University MA., Syracuse University Tho soul ofsilioot clolight can neiwr be defillcl 411 Savage, Richard Assistant Professor Of Influs- trial Arts Education BS., MA., Columbia University Every life is a firofrfssion of faith, and mtercisos an inevi- table and silent influenza' D-P Sober, Anabel Registrar Instructor of Social Science BS., Pennsylvania State College MA., New York University Hou' mach lies in laaghtor: tht' 1:1'71hci'-ling, WharoiL'ith tiff' rlocifihffr the whole man 4-1 Spencer, Rachel Instructor of Hffrrlth and Phy- sical ElCi'Llffflll0'7L BA., Wellesley College In doing ive learn P-P X 5 ag 'lv E! Strong, Katherine M. A.v.Q1'sf111zt P'rofc.vsor of Library Science BS, M A., New York University Her 'work is io be fl tfrmlw' for helps to leivrning 4-1 Underhill, Miriam B. CMrs. O. WJ Assismnt Professor of Soi:'ia,l Seicfnce BA., Wellesley College MA., Colunibia University Kiioiviifrigv is sgfnipiztlzy, vlmr- ity, and A'l.llCiI1l'S,s' D-P Wampler, Richard L. Professor of Efi'lll'llf'lA07L Head of Erlucaiion Ilvpurinzcnt BA, University ot Montana MA, Columbia University PhD., New York University Lori' mv. low my dog 4-1 Weeber, Margaret C. Asxisfant Pirofvssor of Mathematics BA., Mount Holyoke M.A., University of Chicago Mathmizatics, like the Nile, bi'- gim in minuteness, but ands in mfzgnifirfam'6 D-4 McConnell, Ellen CMrs. Chesterl Diefizffian 414 ...I '- .f :Pr ,. 1 '-'ff' Platt, Berneta N ii me P-P 'Ui Travers, Walter College Bmldmg Custoclzfm 4-1 Bachman, Dorothy S ecretzwy D-P Fcnlla, lean M. S ecretafry 411 Gaffney, Margczre! Secreta'ry P-P Hamilton, Callista C. CMrs.J Business Manager 4-1 Krakowiak, Mary Secrefa ry x X s , D-P as 3 Mack, Virginia Sc'Crr'fc11'jf 414 Markevich, Ann Secretary r-r . NEW MEMBERS OF FACULTY Madeline Murphy Mr. EtZQi Vvlihfbii .'ix.vz'.vfrz21f Donn of Ubnzmz AUIINU' Walter C. Wilson, Ph.D. ffVfjl..QI'I'lIl' Vile, Harry M. wrlfr' ,7fI!l'f'!' Pfrlzzf l'.'12ffff1f'ff' FACULTY IN SERVICE CGPiCIin Kenneth G. Fuller Lieutenant George F. Howe I Nfffvf' Sflffwx .-irmgf Umyuj Smfm N,,,.H Captain Ichn R. Rackley Lieutenant Harrison I. Kaiser Miss Barbara C, Dr-nk 1'2Pfffff' Siflff-Y .irmgf Unifwd Sfatrfs Navy Hu! C'm,w f1.'ff1-.N-.M ,U LCDCDKING Tl-IRGUGI-I Vivid memories of the years at TCC remain . our minds, some good, some bad, some indifferent. Among the most prominent are those of the faculty. Like most freshmen we entered the halls of old Alma Mater with shy, retiring steps, little knowing what was in store, but fearing the worst. After registration, we wandered blindly trying to find the room where our first class was to be held. There was a sympathetic look on the faces of fellow sufferers who had found the class before half of the period was over, but the look on the face of the professor was one of resignation, per- haps this thought was running through his mind, man works from sun to sun, but a professor's work is never done. 1 For the first year, I hate freshmen, and Oh, you poor benighted creatures rang in our ears and haunted us, but by our sophomore year when the stale freshman air of our class had escaped into the court, we found that the faculty was beginning to appear human. Not that we hadn't begun to see evidences of the human qualities of the profs before our sophomore year! Some of us swooned when We saw Mr. Perry Che's back now underclassmenl, and Dr. Rackley's crew cut and piercing blue eyes--if we could only whistle on paper Csighll It was through a faculty member that we first found the college den of iniquity, the lounge. Some of us shadowed Dr. Iohnson into a smoke- filled room. There, while we became accustomed to the atmosphere, he played setback. Card playing was not the only sport in which the faculty indulged, we all remember our first .glimpse of Miss Morton-she was carrying golf clubs. A big feature in the TCC sport world was Coach Flash Gordon Kaiser. We remember how he took the men out on the field, showed them a ball, this here's a ball fellows, and this here's a field, the object ' of the game is . . Fellows-remember, 565 'G our first years here, there were men. But Q A E to get backto the facu1ty.That same sport H A p field was the scene of a very exciting :Wa event in our junior year. The senior ele- qg mentary class was playing a friendly dj game of Fox and Geese when Miss Col- N ton, a former member of the physical education department, and one of the X students suffered minor brain concus- sions. Both recovered. 1 For the Latin, see Dr. Fowler. THE TELESCCDPE . . . Imbedded in our memories are other pictures. A class with Miss Weeber was not complete if she did not spend part of the time explaining the intricacies of logs from her favorite seat, the top of a desk. Nor is another event to be forgotten. Up to ourjunior year Mr. Pratt had been content with splitting chromosomes, but the war emergency stirred him into action-he ploughed up part of the campus and planted a victory garden. In the last part of our senior year, there were some additions to the faculty: Miss Sober's place as registrar was taken by Dr. Wilson who- will try anything once, some things twice : Mr. Wilhoit took over the music department. Although he has kept up the orchestra and the chorus, he will never be able to take the place of Miss Cushman with her flow- ered hats. Mr. Perry has come back and reorganized the faculty bowling team which has been making below par scores because of Dr. Richard's lack of conservatism in choosing shirts. Before bowling, Dr. Coddington sought elsewhere for exercise. Those who saw it will never forget the day he tried to contort to fit the wastepaper basket-some still claim he was tripped. None of us have forgotten those Christmas holidays after which Dr. Garrison and the former Miss Malmborg came back with stars in their eyes and rice in their hair. Dr. Gunn has left us with an indelible impression: she always dashed into class ten minutes late, wearing the hat which remained on all through the class with a silly feather flapping in the breeze. Also to be remembered is that Dr. Wampler's dog has been in the college almost as long as we have. He should get his degree soon after we get ours. fq Whether or not the faculty knows it, we 1 have been watching them for four years. l Little has escaped our glance or passed ' s XJ.. our ears. With the observed, we leave rg if this, thought from Robert Burns and Eng- , Q V lish Literature ll:2 QQ. O wad some Power the giftie gie us f' To see oursils as ithers see us. Y see. Miss Niles, we didn't forget. X :su ,,. , 1 QM. U!! Y I! ini! mi -TES' 1 .3 .wg .L 9 K ,fy Z v N 'Wwe I fx ' Q fig lg 07: Q .ff S X7 ' -'X ll' I 1 . gli, ADAMO, ANNA MARIE Lower Elementary 85 Broad Street Middletown, Connecticut f nature is to be found tn the smallest things Anne . . . Ripley is still as amazed as we that such a powerhouse ot in- tellect, poise and energy can be stored in such a petite torrn . . . a sweet dis- position. Square Dancing lg Visual Ed. 2, V. Pres. 3, 4g Press Club 3g Student Coun- cil 3g Kappa Delta Pi. 23552. U N, r BASSUK, ROSLYN CONSTANCE Upper Elementary Fitchville, Connecticut The little fooling that wise men have Makes a great show Roz' '... a powder keg ot wit 4 . . dynamite on the dance tloor , . . Col- lege Theatre-'s capable skipper . . . makes the lounge her second home, and always adds to its gaiety. Square Dancing lg Volleyball lg Bas- ketball lg 2, 4g Speedball l, 3g College Forum 4g College Theatre lg 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, 21- 0 . 4 -' 'WE iviiffflif 51351522 ,, . 1 ' ?3?ffQ , ef? Y? ng. 'Sz U 1 4 .A A 4 , 3. Lg 1 'aka 1 J A lf? Qiftlafl eg ISK f V ,lf gr ay 4 c L . , , . 'lf' BENTON, CAROLYN RUTH Lower 1D'I6'77Il?7'lflll'tj , ll Sachems Head Guilford, Connecticut Caryl,' . . . The hand that hath Hlllflff you fair, hath made you goof! ' CAN ng Q.. Nl Quiet and attractive . . loves waltzes il and plays them well on the piano , . I adores her kindergarten , . . popular among her friends, I E E UQ Volleyball lg Hiking Club l, 2, Q, Campus Cflee Club l, 3, 4, Tennis 3 Badminton 3, Dorm Social Comm 4, BERENBLUM, HELEN PAULINE Upper EIem0'nt'a2'y 4l7 Qreenwich Ave Greenwich, Connecticut True humor springs not more from the head than from the heart Wa Lennie . . good for a dozen laughs . . . a charming, entertaining companf ion . . , faithful to her friends, her tennis, her dancing. 3 It 4+ .4-' l l t Campus Glee Club lg Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Square Dancing lg Basketball l, 2, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 4, Speedball 1, 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, College Forum 1 l n E l 0 g I i l E ua L- 33 O W us C3 :nv ?7 E rn r.-' Mafthematics-Industrial Arts Worthington Ridge Berlin, Connecticut When the suhne shtfneth, make hay 'Blackie' '... humor at its best . . . proud possessor of Captains bars , . . sings and swings, but always behind the nearest piano . . . her Frankie and lohnnyu enlivened many an affair. A V t Campus Glee Club lg Speedball lg Volleyball l, 2, Square Dancing l, 2, Visual Ed, l, 2, Roller Skating 2, Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4, College Theatre 3, 4. BOYINGTON, MIRIAM THAYER l Upper Eteimfvltary 9 Cedar Street Terryville, Connecticut 1, Thosv eyes, affectionate and glad 5 f FA Which seem to love what 'er they look upon S. ffl!! - 1 Mimi . . . a flawless disposition 4 . . a flair for art . . , amiable disposition . . 4 a fine standard bearer for TCC. Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4g String Quartet 3, 4. tl i X as E is BROWN, KATHLEEN MARGARET Lower Elementary 135 Francis Street New Britain, Connecticut The deepest 7'l'lf'G'7' flows 'witlz the smallest noise Katzy' '4., music reveals her per- sonalitywguiet, soothing, melodious, and smooth . . . dependable and cone scientious student, CTransler from Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio Cflee Club l, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Sec'y 3, Social Activities Comm, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 3, Assembly Lecture Comm. 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi. ' K BROWN, BARBARA SHURBERG Upper Elevnentawry ,tr 9 fu r Q35 44 Eddy Glover Blvd. New Britain, Connecticut A The glass of fashion and the mold of fovvn Barb' '... Presidency of Kappa speaks tor Barby's intellectual virtues while eyesight can coniirm a pleasing figure and face. CTranster from New York Universityl Student Council 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Pres. 4, Class Treas. 4, Orchestra 4, Square Dancing 2, Basketball 2. 45' OC: I V934 S V l t I I 1 l ,RW IX fn f' 3 tes I 6 l l CARACUZZI. ERSILIA Upper Elementary 19 Belden Street Hartford, Connecticut A conscientious soul Makes life serene Cuzzi' '... a charm all her own . . . the manner ot a diplomat . . . a gen- uine love of children . . . ingredients that make up an ideal teacher . . . blue eyes add much to an ever-ready smile. Square Dancing lg Campus Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Speedball 3, Art Club 3, 4, Badminton 3, 4, 1 5: .115 CHOHAT, EVELYN AVIVA English-Social Studies 325 Norland Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut She is a queen of noble Natures croufning Chevy '... authority on sophistica- tion , . , fetching curls . , . swing tiend . , . pivot point ot activity . . . prom- ising prospects tor a varied career. Literary Ed. Dial 45 Vice-Pres. Senior Classg College Forum 3, 4, Pres. 4, International Relations Club Pres. 4, College Theatre l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Calendar Comm. lg Tennis 2, 'Speed- ball 3, Swimming Sport Leader 4, Hik- ing 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, CLARK, ELIZABETH MARTHA , Lowell' El67ll6?lfll7'y 2U Atwood Street Hartford, Connecticut As merry as the day is long Bette . , . hides a quiet charm be- neath a cute appearance . . , hair every girl admires , . . can always be located amongst the staunch lower elementaries. t Visual Ed. Pres 2, Sec'y 3, 4g Badmin- ton 2, 3, fig Basketball 3g Speedball Sp Art Club 3, 4, D t, Emma? DADDABBO. IULIA ANN Upper Elementary 1 4 I 1 4 4 1 4:7 f tYf 73 Oak Street Windsor Locks, Connecticut Never idle o moment But thrifty cmd thoughtful of others . sb tf'N ,X x Q get 'lil cj! B ff lulie . . . sheds the atmosphere of I' gloom with her sunny smile , . , pleae I l Sant chuckle can often be heard in ,., n T.C.C.'s halls. L Bowling lg Square Dancing lg Speed- ball 25 Badminton 35 Art Club 3, 4. l i l 5 1 1 l ' D'APICE, HELEN KATHERINE Business Education l68 Grove Street Meriden, Connecticut l Profound sincerity is the true basis of character Qvnmfp ' '3 Da' '... Blue-black hair . . . a quiet Q manner . . . a copice behind which LL lurks pour l'arte . . , abounding in ' energy in her every undertaking. , yu 4 .1 X lf I l Commerce Club l, 2, 3, 4, Publicity 3 Chairman 2, Press Club 2, Student l t Council 2, Recorder Art Ed. 2, 3, 4, Lounge Committee 3, Chairman 4, lr. 4 Class Treasg Dial 3, 4, Art Ed. 4. v 4 grit v t f l l L E , , t DENNING, ESTHER IANE , , 1 l 1 , i t Lower Elementary F L 45 Shore Road Old Greenwich, Connecticut 4 Ye have many strings to your bow t g y W1 5 9 0- V591 Q X' Essie . . . sharp wit . , . perky nose . . . curly hair . . . finger in every pie . . , aristocrat of music lovers . . . all this, and Tommy, too. v t l . l Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Badmin- Q ton lg Bowling 2, Archery 2, Dorm So- cial Committee 3, College Theatre 3, 4, l i Social Activities Committee 3, 4, Chair- L man 4, Dial 4, Dorm Council 4. I l l 4 H.. . .4 , S DeSANDRE, GRACE MARIE Bzawncss Edfzlcatzfon 30 Lockwood Street Meriden, Connecticut The czflzlcficf maid to whom hCCl2fl?'7Z gave Grrzccf, form, and prozcvss Gracy' '.,. A soft rnanner tliat corn- bines well with tlie superior ability of an athlete , . . subtle l'iui'nor flowing froin an unchanging expression. W.A.A. l, 2, 3, Vicefpres, 3, Cornrnerce Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4, Press Club 2, Volleyball 2, Speedball 2, 3, Baskete ball 2, 3, 4, Sport Leader 4, Lounge Cornrnittee 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Dial 3, 4, Vice-Pres. lunior Class, Student Counf cil 4, Sec'y Pro-Tern 4. 1 t fi? f DiMAURO, ANNETTE MARIE Lower E1I3'?lZ,ll7flf!l'I'jj 17 Rapallo Avenue Middletown, Connecticut The good and the 'lL'l'SEf live quiet' litres 'Nettal '... steady cornpanion of lier roornrnate . . . tangled up in rnusic organizations . , . guiet and corn- posed . . friendly and earnest. Hiking l, 2, 3, Leader. 2, Tennis l, Square Dancing l, Basketball 2, Canif pus Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Speedball 2, 3, Badminton 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Dorm Head Proctor 4, Dorm Council 4. , l I I if Ev i l 4 fc? ,L o 0 o i l Xi 5 I t ll 4 I 1 t ' ELIA. EVA Lower Elementary 712 Stanley Street New Britain, Connecticut Nothing is impossible to ci willing spirit et X 1 , 9' Q e ' Eva . . . Gentle, conscientious work- , 7 Q er, the backbone ot many an elemen- - ,ga Qyv ' tary class . . . possesses a store of 3 XT, unequaled patience and understand- ing. IV ,J 1 l t l l 5 l Hiking 21 Art Club 3, 4. l 1 t I i ky MJ' QV' ' l , i 4 L 3 AQ9 23 is A , ,ijt , , l l i I I FAZZINA, LENA CELESTINE Mathematics-English 5 Bingham Street New Britain, Connecticu A very lovely being, so fornierl and inoiilclecl That this strawberry bloncl is sweetness nn- folded 'Fuzzy' '... sports a Varga figure . . . a sublime disposition . . 4 Casey couldn't tind a more appropos partner With whom to waltz. Student Council l, Volleyball l, 2, Speedball l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Arch- ery l, 2, Badminton l, 2, 3, College Theatre l, 2, 3, 4, Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4. FULLER, IOHN BARDEN Imlusfriul Arts l4 Coolidge Street New Britain, Connecticut H11 was ffzw' 11l'!'I'li8I' and prmnz'.w'-lfwffpirzg l B' ',.. lights, scenery, rnovies, and all tlie et cetera . , . we owe inany a sinootti production to lolins taitlitul, reliable talents . . . tlie boy who says, lt can be done. College Theatre l, 2, 3, Treas. 2, Visf ual lfd..l, 2, 3, 4, Treas, 2, Pres. 3, 4, Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Bowling l, Basketball 3, tearn inanager 3, Mens AA., Student Council 2, 3, Dial 2, 3, 4. GIANNINOTO, SOFIA BEATRICE Uppvr Elcnzcniary 341 Oak Street New Britain, Connecticut I have no szcgiwjflzlozlvs lciszlre Sophie ',., Green eyesfwcool and liinpid . , . sports cr inass ot raven locks . , . propensity for art . . . skill in puppet-making. Square Dancing l, Volleyball l, Bas- ketball l, Badminton l, 2, 3, 4, Sport Leader 4, Campus Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 2, ViceePres, 3, Pres. 4, Pos- ter'Cornrnittee 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4. l l l , 5 , l l BY RPp0lNfl'1ENf owuf ,su1 J t 1 nd V Q! 0 ,f Q Q 9' . .Qi l l - , , l l 1 it t 1 5 1 1 1 L ,- .YW V-Y- -Y V- , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 l ' GIERYMSKI. IRENE CONSTANCE B'Zl,8l?7,l'SS Education ll Griswold Street New Britain, Connecticut Wltcrrccis in Silks our Renta goes, Then, firm mcthink how swcctly flows 5 Ingvgtlous rlrapary of heir' clothes 0 l 431, it Sogp M121 1 1 P Renie' '... never has to count her calories . . , walking Mademoiselle , . . loves to sew, dance and a cam- era fiend . . , likes a change ot scen- ery, but often. Press Club l, Speedball l, Basketball l, 2, Volleyball lg Commerce Club l, 2, 3, 4, College Theatre 2, 3, 4: Calendar Committee 2, 3, 4, Chair- man 3, Dial 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. 4, Class Sec'y 3, 4. .X , V1 GILLER, NATALIE ESTHER Upprfr hvZ1'I7Zf'iIf!LI'jj South Street Ext. Bristol, Connecticut Hriflgrf is my f1l?7'lC'I'fllL0I' It displays my spzmlr to .wrdcfty 'Nat' '... spontaneous giggling showf ing a ready sense ot humor . . . tlaslif ing, brown eyes , . . sincerity ot a true friend . . . Dr. Richards ellicient secretary , . . never tearful of voicing an opinion. Campus Cflee Club l, 2, 3, Librarian l, Treas. 2, Speedball l, 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l, 3, 4, Sport Leader 4, Poster Committee 2, 3, Dial 3, Calen- dar Committee 3, Ping Pong 4, Stu- dent Council 4, W.A.A. Vice-Pres. 4, 1,1 3 1 .1 fx -1-+1 f .f:ifJi i - HALL, SHIRLEY IUNE Upper Elementary 157 Francis Street New Britain, Connecticut I have a heart veith room for erery 1 Shirt ',,. tall, graceful femme . A . native talent for enlivening conversaf tion. . . subtle humor and ready laugh . . . amiable disposition makes her well liked. CTransfer from Arnold College, New Havenl t l 1 t l pf-. f I .1 if Class Sec'y lg Dance Club lg Dorm 1 Social Activities lg Cvym Team lg Phin Society lg Hiking 2g Badminton 2g ? Handbook 3g Orchestra 3g Clubs Come if mittee 4. t - 'jk 1 t E g l l HAMICH, ELIZABETH ELSA Lower Elementary Box l23 Higganum, Connecticut The will to do, the soul to dare ,-.g ll Us . 41' Betty . . , quiet and reserved . . . a brilliant student , . . blond hair adds to her charm . , . her pleasing manner makes promises of a fine teacher and a wonderful worker. Speedball lg Hiking lg 2, Leader 3g Square Dancing lg Campus Cflee Club l, 2, 3, Concert Chairman 4g Student Council 3g Kappa Delta Pi. tb M212 , l t l l l l HANNA, RUTH MURIEL Social Sfrzulles-English l7 Overlook Avenue Forestville, Connecticut Th S 1 lz 1 Ti ry 9 0' sh I lm but ttlc, .shff 's fe 'r lVlcGuirk' '... lirst comes lrv, then W.A.A .... shes the gal with the cheerful hello at exams . . . vari- ety is the spice ot life fand Buth carries it to her hair coittures. Bowling l, Speedball l, 2, Ping Pong l, 2, 4, Volleyball l, 2, Swimming 2, 3, Sport Leader 3, Basketball 2, 4, VVAA. Representative l, Treas. 2, Sec'y 3, Pres. 4, Art Club 2, 3, Poster Committee 3. HARRINGTON. FLORENCE MARY f,:1lS!.'7lt SS Eflucatrion Millbrook Boad Middletown, Connecticut ,gf 51035561 xi' QA. 3 399' 'as X5 slifmg W We' put not our trust in 'Hl0'T1l'Qf, Hur in Polly who lwffyls our accozlnts Polly' ',., serene . , . discreet . A an apt juggler ot the college funds . 4 . leave it to Polly to end up with all intact . . A once a friend, always a friend. Commerce Club l, 2, 3, 4, Badminton l, Student Council 3, 4, Budget Com- mittee, Chairman 3, Advisor 4, Dial 4, Who's Who 3, Kappa Delta Pi, Treas, 4.- pi' 'ik 1 ,ik fi X E X .RX HELINE, ELAINE STREETER Iu'ngliSh,-Social Stuclfvs 780 King Street Bristol, Connecticut Wives may br' niawy, and yet honest, too Elaine . . , Scarlet Qllara waist . . . beat us all on the draw to the altar . . . trips the light fantastic to the deep South to her soldier husband . . . loyal T.C.C.'er -ee even to the choice ot a mate. Press Club lg Campus Glee Club lg Tennis l, Bowling 2, Student Council 3, 4, Square Dancing 4. t -:mg 5 2 ti . 5 HORBAL, MARY Upjwi' Elementfzry 426 Allen Street New Britain, Connecticut Nothing is warm' than trim good nature 'tlflaryw . . . Superb blend of sweete f ness and ability make her a rare girl and a valuable colleague . . . un- daunted determination . . . great tale ent for journalism. Press Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 2, Pres. 3, Basketball lg Volleyball l, 2, Badminton 3, Recorder 2, 3, 4, Asst. Sports Editor 2, Campus Editor 3, Edi- tor-in-Chief 4, Art Club 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Pres. 4, Visual Ed. Club 4, Handbook, Editor-in-Chief 4. I gx t l r. 5 e Qc Q, '21, ull .peg . att . .,.....,, 1 t l 1 I A i 4 4 i l l 1 l l 4 l l I 1 i 4 4 l 3 I 4 1 l ..4., .4--. 1 L I I I I I I I I l HUMPHREY, ELLEN MARIE I I I Lower Elementary I Q Old Canton Road Collinsville, Connecticut I I I Her laughter cloth cllmple hm' cheek Anal infect all her ffrlehcls Z? lg? px Humpy 4 . . a lilt ol spontaneous laughter . . . an easy-going manner . . . loyal friend and interesting com- panion . . . quiet tranquility. lu , gllll , I I I I Square Dancing l, 2, Volleyball l, 2, I Campus Glee Club l, Hiking 3, Art X Club 3, 4, Pres. 4. I I I I I I ,, I IENSEN, EDNA CLARA I,cm1m Elerizmzfary HPD 2 Seymour, Connecticut Moclesty glues the maid greater lmauly than even the bloom of youth Edna . . , Reserved, reliable, and resourceful are Ednas 3 Rs . , . she ,, heeds no instruction, however, in the I B et ' K I arts ot rambunction and relaxation . , . Q enviable bowler. ff' Square Dancing l, l-liking l, 2, 3, Badminton 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4. Swimming 2, Volleyball 2, Tennis 3, I I ,4-an 1,1 fis 1 A v t 1 l l l IEPSEN, EVELYN ALICE l Business Education M Canton Center, Connecticut y 1 To do easily what is dlyfcult for others is the mask of talent - l ,A xx -,S 'Ev . . . a proud possessor ot a beau- in tiful diamond, a hope chest, a Coast J, Q, Guard - plus a 4 point average mind V fy V . . 4 a quiet, unassuming manner. '51 . ' J Badminton l, Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, U.S ZA' 4, Assembly-Lecture Committee l, p p Treas. 2, Sec'y-Treas 3, Chairman 4, 4 Dcrm Council 5ec'y 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Student Budget Committee Advisor 4, Officials Club Pres. 4, Beacons Busi- y ness Ed. Editor 4, Kappa Delta Pi. l l 32 4 l l X, .J :sr Y , mmf l l ' 1 KENNEY, NORMA RUTH l Business Education 346 East Main Street New Britain, Connecticut l To business that we love, We rise betflme and go to it with delight 'Norm' '.., intelligent woman of the business world . , . always ready with a helping hand - and a hand ol bridge . . . narrator of many a good joke. Commerce Club l, Z, 3, 4, Badminton l, Glee Club l, Budget Committee Sec'y 3, Advisor 4, Kappa Delta Pi Sec'y 4, Clubs Committee Sec'y 3, Chairman 4, Dial 4, X '71 m . 'X 3: 'X . ll r '- T' ' 7 I 1 t P t I . ' LAWRENCE. IEAN MARGARET Lower Elementary I Berlin Street East Berlin, Connecticut l l From the crown of her heacl to the sole of l her foot She is all mirth F5 Y' '95 O 9 ,, ,, I 6 Pat . , . always clowning . . . she helped us through plenty of dark t f moments . I . has everything, includ- .Q 5 ing pigtails, Frankie, and a bright I future. l l Tennis lg Campus Glee Club lg Music V Club lg Visual Ed. 2, Square Dancing it 1 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. l l l f 1 E t E l 1 I t , i l I l , ' I . E l I l E x, E l Q , l M' 5 l LAWRENCE, MARY VIRGINIA l l Q Loufer Elementary 223rMain Street Wetherstield, Connecticut i, f l I l l A climple in her chin Q The devil within I LQUNGE nr - Gin . . . her sweet soprano exalting Tum Hall 1- ' it L a beautiful morning . . . her sincere desire to lend a hand . . . her inter- esting jaunts to West Point . 4 , all ot these, make Gin a decided asset in our books. Square Dancing l, 2, Volleyball l, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, Speeclball l, 2, 35 Assembly Lecture Committee l, 2, 3, A Capella Choir l, 2, 3, Librarian 2, Sec'y-Treas. 35 Melodiers 3, 4, Sec'y- Treas. 3, Pres. 4g Woman's Glee Club 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Swimming 4. V 'X s 4 ,alum 4 ! 4 LEVINE, EUNICE SHAYE 4 Lotvcr Elementary l3 Lyle Road New Britain, Connecticut , A sweet CLff'7'llCff'l7f? kindv of yrrzcv, C0'llfI.71llfll comfort in hm' fum' Hguniew . . . the Gods were especially generous when warmth, sincerity, inf ? telligence, and a carload of others C- K, 1' ,.- were prescribed for 'Eunie' '... al- , A ' ways manages to complement her 7 lovely black hair with attractive clothes. . if .MN l Campus Glee Club lg Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, VicefPres. 3, 4, Badminton 3, Col- lege Theatre 3, 4, Student Council 4, Kappa Delta Pi, VicefPres, 4. l 4 4 4 Q'...,,,m i 4 Q 4 l 1 MANGONE, ESTHER KATHLEEN A Lozvcr Elementary l l 822 Slater Road New Britain, Connecticut 4 l When the iron is hot, strike . ssl ol, '91, S ' I Sl si ' ' : Essie' . . . Iohnny-on-the-spot for ,. Ez news, . . Recorders ace . . . likes to - ' read . . . soft voice 4 . , New Britain -. X P boasts her as its newest addition to its faculty. A - 5 ' Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, eiee Club 1, 2, l 4 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 3, 4, Volley- ball l, Speedball 2, Leader 3, Art , Club 2, 3, 4, Becorcler 2, 3, 4, Editor l , First Page 4, Budaet Committee 2, l Student Council 3, W,A.A. 4, Kappa i Delta Pi. l l l t 4 l 4 l 4 4 1 4 1 4 4 l 4 4 3 4 1 4 4 t 1 4 4 i 4 J l I I Q be 44 v McC1-XBE, ROBERT KENNETH English-Social Studies 24 Clover Street Middletown, Connecticut A 'ZVUOWLCLVL 'll,'02lfCZ run through fire and water for such at kind heart Ken . . . ardent square dancer . . , 0. admirer of sport jackets, blue, and a 09 strawberry blonde . . . a helpful classmate at all times. Social Activities Committee l, Square ' Dancing l, 2, 3, 4, Boller Skating 2, Softball 2, Visual Ed. 3, 4. 1 4 M..- MILAZZO, ANGEL MARIE English-Social Studies f 899 Congress Ave. New l-laven, Connecticut What ,woman may within her hide - though angel on the oufzvarfl side C Angel . . . Expressive brown eyes 3,25 X . . . lovely fair skin . . . native ability ff for literature , . . a fanatic desire for Q long walks . . , dieting was one of her favorite pastimes, 4Q f ' X 5' W ENGQS X QTransfer from New Haven T. CJ l,B.B. EV. H I l, 2, Executive Council 2, Art Club l, W . t l . Geography Club l, Badminton l, 2, Bowling l, Welfare Committee l, Col- lege Theatre l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. l, Sec'y 4, Swimming 2, 4, Golf 53, Speedball 3, Basketball 4, Dial 3, 4, College For- um 3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 4, Dorm Social Committee 4, Kappa Delta Pi. WM ...I i ma Ck. y Y,-sr MOLLOY, HELEN TERESA lfgrzfw r ft'l1f'l7f1,0'r1fIl1'jt1 lfiiddletield Drive West Hartford, Connecticut For flu' 'zwomrln sound in Iiofly, S1'l'!'7ll' of mfzind, Thl'l'f ,N no H141-11 thing as lim! i1'r'112'l21'1' Helen' '... As standard bearer of the Senior Class, our President has shown her true rnettle , . . to leaderf ship and competence may be added the other virtues which make tor an allfaround girl. Art Club l, Qi 4, Volleyball lg Basf lcetball l, 2, .Speedball lg Student Council 2, 3, lunior Prom Chairman 3, Poster Coinrnittee 3, VicefPres,, Sopho- rnore Class, Pres, lunior and Senior Class, VVlio's Wl'io 3. ii ve! ,K . .rf Z5 g- u u J l l PAULSON, LUCILE SHERMAN f2'1PllIP7lfllI'tj Fjlfl West Main Street New Britain, Connecticut ' Sf'If'-Q0IlfYLl'1l'7IVI' is thx' first r0qzlz'.wz'fv fc grmzl ll'7ZdI?I'fflfi'I ll!jS ,X if I ' . 1 7 ' Q' Y Lu . . , the girl with talent in rriusic, 9 ' dancing, organization and what have I, you , g . tops in sports . an allf ll around American girl !fx, ' Press Club lg Clubs Cornmittee l, 2g Square Dancing l, 2, College Theater l, 2g Recorder l, 3, 4, Badminton 3, Melodiers 3, 4. i l I i Q Upper Elemerltary I , PERKINS, FRANCES ALBE HPD. 2 Torrington, Connecticut A heart at leisure from itself to soothe and sympathize 1 l i l M. m l Fran . . . beneath a cloak of seren- L.. . ity and retirement, we have discov- ered in Fran a treasure chest ot talent fn and personality . . . extremely neat an appearance. ? l l Campus Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baclmine ton 3, Art Club 4, Melodiers 4. l 0 1 X NJQK.-:Lg l .. l l i. i l i i l POWERS, EVA IANE i lwfLlLl'L077UI,llf?8-I'7lLl'ZlHf7 1lCLl Arts i Tarillville, Connecticut l l Come, and trip flt as ye go Ort the light fantastic toe Eve . , . Powers' girls can't hold a K X K candle to the gleam in Eva lanes X eyes, nor to her rhythmic manner in gliding about a dance iloor . . . her lovely hair trames a beaming countef nance. Hiking lg Square Dancing lg Ping Pong l, 4, Volleyball 2, Swimming 2, Bowl! i , ing, Sport Leader 4, Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4, Dorm Social Committee, Sec'y 2, , Chairman 45 Student Council 3, Dorm l Student Council 3, t i i 2 , I , t 1 t PRZYGOCKI, HELEN ISABELLE Social Stacltes--English 40 Oak Street Bristol, Connecticut Superior ability for frolic, fan, and forgotfulness l i .v 0 4 'U -.1 Prizzie . . . dreamy eyes . . . easy- going disposition . , , sports-woman 4 . . walks into l:UU class at a quarter ot two . . . possessor of art talent known to few, Visual Ed. l, Tennis l, Bowling l, Bas- i ketball l, 2, 4, Speedball l, 3, Square I Dancing l, 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Art H Club 2, 3, Badminton 3, Press Club 3, 4, Ping Pong l, 4, Sport Leader 4, I Poster Committee 3, 4, Officials Club 4. l I l fig t. l -n- yoj I REARDON, IANE ESTHER Upper Elementary 84 Westminster Street Hartford, Connecticut l A goocl heart is worth gold A Ehmy BUS lame I. . . veryt ing is quiet and 0 congenial on all fronts with lane 0 0 around . , . her compatability exem- plifies the well-known phrase good will toward men. Square Dancing l, Visual Ed. 2, 3, 4, Speedball 3, Badminton 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, Treas. 4. ll RYAN, LUCY MARY English-Social Studies l2l Waterville Street Waterbury, Connecticut She touches nothing but she adds ai charm Red . . . the blazing sun beats down on a tlutt ot red curls, and a set of golf clubs, While the full moon beams for a former T.C.C.'er- one ol the Navy's pride and joy. Student Council l, Square Dancing l, Swimming 2, Speedball 2, Art Club 2, Class Sec'y 2, W.A.A. 3, 4, Golf Sport Leader 3, 4, Dorm Special Activities 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Basketball 2, 4, Otti- cials Club 4, Dial 4. i t, SEGAL, EILEEN DIANA Mathematics-Science l52 Hartford Avenue New Britain, Connecticut A memy heart 'maketh ct Cheerful C0'l,L7lll67lfl72Ct' lda' '... mathematics major wlic multiplies ner ever-ready smile tor many a down-in-the-dumps lounger . . . ardent booster of T.C.C. tunctions. Larnba Mu Nu l, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 3, Pres. 4. 'Q 'Nr' SHAPIRO. SYLVIA ROSE Lower Elementary l22 Third Street Stamford, Connecticut A fair yire makes a room gay J blue eyes . . . charming manner . . . Q a tine mind . . . a heart ot gold . . . her head isn't in the clouds. i i i i L I l i 4 10,0 9 E , If .W Hlinxf '... the gal with the bright 0 'V , . AIR ff f l i I Press Club lg Volleyball lg Basketball i l l, 2, 4, Speedball l, 3, College Treatre I i 3, 4, College Forum 3, 4, Dorm Coun- Cii 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Dorm Pres. 4, l i Kappa Delta Pi. l l l l l ,libs N ii l .. .J finllvwl, , i i l l SOPRANO, MARGARET i , Lower Elementary I 20 Anderson Avenue Waterbury, Connecticut i I am constant as the northern star Nwvvei s N' J Marge , . . faithful student plus an N ability tor costuming and music . . . I yy! a most honest room checker . . . con- x scientious at all times. Campus Glee Club l, 2, Hiking l, 2, Square Dancing lg Swimming 2, Bad- minton 3g Dorm Publicity, Chairman 3g Women's Choir 3, 45 Dorm Council 4. ll Industrial Arts l84 Saint lohn Street New Haven, Connecticut Nothing is more rornantic than nature - I I ' TADDEE, LEONARD CARL Except nature, plus nian ill , Lenny' '... basketball's ace . . . New Havens gitt that keeps many a heart 4 3 a flutter . , . Bewarel There's dyna- mite behind that smooth, languid . - f smile. 12 aw I 4 'E 0'0 I CTranster trom New Haven T.C.l Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Baseball l, 2, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, Camera Club l, Lounge Committee 2, Student Council 2, Assembly Com- mittee 3, Softball l, 2, Horseshoes, l Sport Leader, Bowling l, 2, 3. I L' sr, fray. I .. t , I t WEINSTEIN. EVELYN l Business Education 8 Winthrop Street Hartford, Connecticut l The heart to conceive 2 gow , . . siwyitn' The uncterstanding to direct ,L And the hand to execute lg 9 4. 21. 6 Z' 5 E -i Ev . , , confident walk, flashing smile X X and charming wit make tor Ev's poise, X43-I personality, and popularity . , . Ev s qw has all this, and a brain, too. 'D X Badminton l, Basketball l, 3, Volley- ball l, Press Club l, 2, Vice-Pres, 3, 3 Club l, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, Q T Sec'y 3, Pres. 4, Student Council l, 2, 1 4 3, 4, Sec'y-Treas. 2, ViceQPres. 3, Pres. 4, Digi 3, 4, Ediiomn-chief 4, Who's Who 3, All-College Banquet t l Chairman, Kappa Delta Pi. College Theatre l, 2, 3, 4, Commerce S Sa-'Rt ,F -.. .1 E- gl -1-4-F-+If1',,.... -1 ' . N - fin- . ,,,- X, my in H 'VR ' g L1.. ZIELKE, BARBARA IEANNE Lower Elementary I l l t 78 Sylvan Avenue Meriden, Connecticut l I t Grace is the ormzmcmf of ornament 7 Without it, beauty is Izfrfless i Bl . . . ace at basketball . . . trills E the scale at all hours . , . sports a X , X photo - presentation ot Bolo . . . in- dividualist. J! X D QQ 922 Square Dancing lg Student Council l, 2g Basketball l, 4, Social Activities Committee 2, 3 ,llg Badminton 3. l l t l l t K t ' 1 Li. 'n j X Qi? , .WW I l l l I l t t l 161 14y '-R I ll rigs- rt all Q. i I K N I . xt CL H55 ' of D X 01 fuivw Q4 si-2 , ZH JJJO QOUO n KGTITZQ 1 if Qi ' Il HLDJIP , N ASFHR E s-rf-WFS O LU: ip' l YJ u 'Dyk ca -DAY D-DAY 'kit' So many things happened to us and to the world during our three crowded years' at T.C.C. Our class situation is an illustration . . . our banner displays Class of '-45 . . . our ring says Class of '44 . Whichever class designation we will finally receive, we have had enough experience to cover both years. Do you remember in 1941 . . . ??? Freshman pigtailsp Dr. Rackley and his intriguing blue eyes and crew cut: the party at Portland: our efforts to win the plaque without success . . . Do you remember? New deans took office that year, and the dorm curfew was stretched to twelve on Saturdays. Boys playing setback filled the lounge, but, when war was declared there was plenty of room for all. Dr. Welte was president of the Eastern States and we all tramped down to New York for the big conven- tion . . . and Fred Waring. This Love of Mine was the passion that year. Dr. Wampler adopted a dog during our Sophomore year. The men slipped out slowly . . . one by one . . . until April, when those remaining left in a group. We sent the boys diaries to keep tabs on what was cookin', and we settled down to forgetting the excitement and thrills of co-education. The girls started playing setback and even learned to dance together. Dr. Coddington rode a bike to school and laughed at the gas shortage. We didn't win the plaque with the hearty cheers to the school we love so dear. Football became a fantasy. It snowed at the dorm formal and A Sleepy Lagoon serenaded lonely females. -DAY 'iff ik' While the Sinatra-Crosby feud raged, we sweated our way through Iunior training, our first summer session, Economics, and weed-plucking in the Victory Garden. Fuller, Kaiser, Howe, Rackley, and Drake left for the Armed Forces. We danced with Cadets from Wesleyan at the Iunior Prom, read 3O Seconds Over Tokyo, and took one-a-day vitamins to calm our jittery nerves as the battle of the Southwest Pacific raged on. This year, 1943, we won the Plaque and full honors at F all Sports Day with a toast to T.C.C. Aha, Morris! The boys come home on leaves and furloughs to see us in all the old familiar places. We rise and shine to the tune of one mar- riage, about six engagements,and Paper Doll. The year 1944 was grave and exciting . . . D-day, Senior training, revival of the Eastern States Conference, the dedi- cation of the plaque for our boys, and the appearance of two gold stars. We slaved over Geise and seeped in the wis- dom of World Literature and a fine professor. We are sober. Yes . . . the G.l. live keeps man alive, but we Say A Prayer For The Boys Over There, talk about a fourth term, write letters of application for positions, and creep in our petty pace from day to day. This year we make the break from out Alma Mater's womb and await not only a new life, but aspirations for a better world. 0 0 o 0 0 0 Z QP95 'PQ af g- fl go 5690928 ow' 0 S UN 1075 FL A Qu? Emmet gigegov ff ,4 2 'ITU THOMAS F. MONTEFIORE HHH SENIGR Q LEONARD C. KANE F' 1 5 4 1 ff, 112' X IOHN E. LUKENS RQLLIN W. SKILTON .M A, - iib,:4m. HUBERT D. SIMPSON DONALD W. OBRIEN TOSEPH CARINO nu SERVICEMEN Q W --wx, 3 f' A N ' Alix . .' . , .. - . . 5, ' LAWRENCE I. AHERN --. ,.... , ROBERT EISENBERC1 CHARLES L. SELF n . IOSEPH B. WITKIN 'D N HAROLD R. GORDON LOUIS A. ERREDE ff! I K, ff.fIfvnry2 Q ffTi'fL'ff iff . AUSTIN BLAKE 'XXL RAYMOND R. LANZA EDWARD S. SMOLENSKI GEORGE SPOONER 'JF ROGER L. WEBB WALLACE W. TRAVERS www il? til F FE + 55555 .1 2: paw yu V ,g -M, H' ' ,. if My V. 'l ' , 1 aff Mm tak ! . 1.1 A if 1 mu a THU ,, .-,W , I., A bfi. . , fi .u---V . - 4, , WML.. wil' 3 1 x s Y . K W Q15 I 1 it it - l if 11133: n lm: 'IN' B lynn' it li Q . il, Ahern, Larry I. Allano, Leo Ambrose, Iohn P. Anderson, Emil H. Anderson, Homer G. Anderson, Lester C. Anderson, Walter I. Andrukiewicz, Walter Anthony, Everett Apisso, Ioseph P. Ashton, Robert L. ' 1 Ballard, Richard E. Ballard, Winthrop A. Balinskas, Margaret Barba, Andrew M. Barnhardt, George W. Barton, Iohn C. Bass, Zalman Beach, Iustice Beckwith, Robert Beechinor, Robert M. Bialobrzeski, Walter Blake, Austin W. Booker, Bruce H. Booth, Richard Bowker, Alan M. Bowman, Iohn R. Bouchard, Louis M. Briere, Raymond A. Bristol, Sterling Brown, Burton F. Burke, Robert M. f Cabelus, Thomas P. Caggianello, Carmen Callahan, Iohn F. Carino, Ioseph Carpino, Ernest V. Carrol, Thomas L. Carter, Frank R. Carter, Iohn E. Casey, Robert T. Cassidy, Robert R. Castiglioni, Aldo Chaffee, Roger T. Chapin, Harold Clark, Sheldon H. Cohen, Aaron Cohn, Leonard Coletto, Martin M. Conlin, Edward Conway, Iohn Cookf George Cook, William T. Crowe, Iack Davidson, Emanuel DeIohn, Anthony DeNunzio, Iohn Dobbie, Miltelen Donahue, Edward F. Donahue, Robert G. .n..,t... -ex ,.. . f- L... N.- .. . We- we ar -fc 'F !! !L---aE51'w'w HCNOR ROLL Dooman, Iames Dorsey, Robert M. Drake, Barbara C. Drake, Edward S. Dudding, Walter F. Egan, Thomas P. ' Eisenberg, R. I. Elovich, Harold S. Ensign, Allan C. Erwin, David Esposti, Dino Falk, Harry Feirstein, Isadore Ferguson, Iohn I. Flanders, Thomas G. Fleitzer, Mark Foran, Iohn B. Forte, Andrew W. Freedman, Irving Freysinger, Robert Fryer, Willis I. Fuller, Frederick O., Ir. ' Fuller, Kenneth G. Gaffney, Iames Gaudette, George T. Gerent, Iohn I. Gioniriddo, Francis Gondek, Iohn F. Goral, Raymond W. Gordon, Harold Gorman, Daniel F. Grace, Robert B. Groth, Bob Guernsey, Clifford Hackady, Hal Hall, Herman Harrington, Robert Harper, Louis Hattinos, I. F. Heline, A. F. Hicks, Iohn C. Holt,4Walter B. Hotchkiss, William C. Howe, George F. Ingelido, Michael I. Isenberg, Benjamin Iackson, Iohn D. Iaffee, Abe I. Iasiuski, Frank Ierison, Ivar K. Iestinsky, R. Ievarjian, Anthony Iohnson, Iohn I. Iones, Fremont C. ' Kaiser, Harrison I. Kane, Leonard C. Kardys, Ioseph A.. Katz, David Kevorkian, Arthur H. Kelly, Iames Revel kirirrlrfk Kilby, Charles C., Ir. Kinder, Robert Klopp, Iohn F. Kochanowsky, Lester Krawiec, Henry P. Kriwacki, Paul P. Kryeski, Ianet Kufta, William Lang, Hubert G. Lanza, Raymond Larson, Arthur H. Larson, Edward S. Lattanzio, Valle Lawrence, Neil A. Lazar, Iames Lee, Robert Legnard, George P. Leiken, Eunice Light, Mason E. Lindauer, Robert H, Lose, Russell D. Lukens, Iohn E. Lukens, Robert C. Lynch, Robert T. Macy, Neil Majieko, Magdalene Mahoney, Douglas B. Maikowski, Henry Manning, William I-I. Marino, Guido Martin, Samuel Matulis, Raymond G. Mayer, Walter F. McCabe, Richard McGrath, Lawrence I. Mclnerney, William P. Mclntyre, Iames D. McKone, F. W. McMahon, Edward McMahon, Iohn Meotti, Louis I. Meyer, Wintred A. W. Michaelis, Raymond Milish, William H. Moxley, Robert R. Mucci, L. W. Murray, Elizabeth Naughton, Francis L. Naughton, Iames I., Ir. Nordgren, G. Norkin, Irving Nygren, Carl O'Brien, Donald W. Passerini, Henry Perkel, Leo Peterson, Ernest E. Perry, Charles E., Ir. Piechulis, Anthony A. Pivnick, Herbert L. Plocharczyk, Walter I. Preble, Frank Polito, Anthony I. Rackely, Iohn R. Radune, Albert Realo, Paul I. Redfield, Levi G. Rettie, Charles S. Richman, Seymour Roach, Frederick I. Rothstein, George A. Scrotani, Emanual A. Self, Charles L., Ir. Shahrigian, Edward C. Shahrigian, Iohn Shapiro, Bernard Siegel, Barry . Siegel, H. Saul Silks, Edward I. Simpson, Hubert Skilton, Rollin W. Smolensl-ci, Edward Sorenson, Robert L. Spooner, George Stanley, Howard W. Stearns, Ioseph B. Stein, Michael W. Steinberg, Norman E. St. Lawrence, Francis Stocks, Sherman W. Streibig, Kenneth -C. Strom, Charles Stuart, Robert A. Sujdak, Robert Tanguay, Phillip O. Taylor, Schuyler I., Ir. Theer, William Tomaszewski, Edward h Travers, Wallace W. Trzcinski, Iohn Tucker, Lewis B. Tyler, Eugene Vecchiolla, Iohn A. Vinick, Ioseph Vouras, Paul Walker, K. B. K Wason, Robert- C. Watson, George E. Webb, Roger L. Weitzke, William Wick, Walter O. Wilber, George H. Wilber, Herbert Wilber, Irving W. Wilcox Leonard Wilson, Iohn Wishart, William Howard Witkin, Ioseph Wood, Vernon T. , Zajac, Benjamin I. Zubretsky, Iohn M. X ' g35 '1 V91 J J + 'O' 0 1 X AA Sen' h ,Q 1OI Aw V Ailqw .SW iff P5 '23 'fa Nh, 'Vx MN ,J I 33 -? lf, ' iii :Q K , X V99 ' V S 4 . opb 0.122 ' x lux vs Ore -xx 'IA and 1 ok! fun. cf! for 99.2595 3 Q CM Lf ,QS Freshm E111 gg! 1.2 b , --..., -ea 'G X 14: 1'-.ff', 1. 44312295 .A , 5 z ii .1 ,. je.-535, - ffiFxff4: .wr ,I 1 exe? -m ,X -vb H., 1 5 v Sig.. .4 p J' A , :Rs 1 ' A 5 Q o 2-1 ' 'Rf' 1 'r v-:R 13' 5 H 'u ,s R gf,,,fs,X. X 1 , I as sl gi Q fix CD Q: 1-.. SENIOR CLASS Pregideni rV,,- Helen Mqllgy S9CI'GfOfTYf---IIQIIB Guerymsiu .2 f f ' Vicefpresidem-Evelyn Chohat TTVUSUF6F'fB-11'1'JCiYCf Omlfbefg I 'V' 1, nn , ful. 'A- -- 43135321 , '1 '.:i-'icki Esther 'fig iv Advisor-Miss Margaret Gibbs ,Q Wm., . 1 . Ev Eiqgzrfs' up V, . nz 'JK' ANS' ' S Helen If . A I V Ji.. ' lu: 'nf ,,, J.-1 ,351 ,r -' Y.. . .- I N ' Nm.-.., L 'QL' Q - . . Q , E rx. ' 5 ,, . .. 1 'xg- A N ?f:?'i5'? AX' ' M , a' -Q , A 1. U .,k JA, ., ,, Q: 4' Q ' ' is gg ,- ai fl . ,.,, . iris? 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M.VV.H. 4 lovely femmes H f I D' Whats the dirt girls? 1 I i L M4 1 in the good old summertime l ' F ' I P: w. , ' M - X . 9 4 li '-fe - . 'Q-hi, :,. ,I 1 gi. , 5L ., ...,. -W. A -- ' -v:,'-zffgiq -:N 9- .'3'- 'i ' rf-:Q i f rwgf ' 1 N... 'R1LfQia1s,W,? ff l 1 'Jw 1 -ref It - - -Wiz , , S asggqiff if . 'if Q lf- f5,f1vQ2f 'Tf2'3,'-ilu.-i...- iff rlffi 1.1-'cvfr b' fkf'lf' i:x9' ,' N 5rl1fi?r..ti3'5I3 'T Home was never like this FOTWOTCL MUTCW If cfm HGDDGH here ag C if KW! S z, il 'Q JUNIOR CLASS Presider1tSAngeline Marcon Vice-President--Irene Greos SecretcrrysMcxrge Zeher Treasurer-Ruth Toffcxlon Advisor-Dr. Carl Garrison X6 X6 Ned , ,nf My r-,mr YW . A fx 'f .NYM iV'fLff1me-zigfhf - . . we JU-2 ' Y ' 'Qu MQ 9 Thinking of you Playful, aren't they? That old gang ol mine ...qui A:-ri 7 f : , .,-n,,,,,. rf ..,,,..,.,L.,1g,i.,,.,,,,,,,,l-,W .y . ,ff-ff.,f,1is-1-:4w5'v iS't'f'Tl Vi 'fy - 4- 1' ,,,, rm, ' 'NPI ,A .,w,:2gf5 . Y ,lg ' 1 5, 1333 - I H-4 . 'td p 1 it f , , W5 gg-J .K , f f- t?7g1f lQ ,, Atfvggfgtgkrtr . 2 1 ms! ls that a Pawers course? 1 J' Yep, fellows, they're all at TCC. We lb-T99 Time out for posin' What game is this? You cari't stop us from dreaming Stan and Tweed trip the light fantastic .mf 'X' X I, xx 1 1- . ? .. SOPI-IOMORE CLASS President-Harry Arnini Vice President Isabel Bosch Secretary-Mary Barcrta Treasurer-Rita Iczlbert Advisor-Miss Icme Flener df-W' ' WH l E Al- Where's Romeo? W, 4 'f '1 Girlsl Girlsl Girlsl Show me the way to go l1OmG Stumpiri' the experis The singing troulogclour Look, girls - or mcml -J: ., Jgglf ASL ,, If f .1 1 ' J' ,A . if lx , V F941 1 Alone? i gg gg X 'Cuuicll Y ,f f fl' ' Vg A g i i--..,,. i 5 Q i ..fl Noi bod -A oy? if. . '-new L lf you dont' write- you're Wrong 1 l 1- 1 1 manila llllllfr 1 ii X mNNilYl'.l Welcome to TCC. Our female Robin Hoods , , ,, ......,.., f f ' . FRESI-IMEN CLASS .ww E--I-f, 4 w,i:'f fe2' s+sff, , M ,H 445' J 91-mi- WELL NEVER FCRGET . .sf W.. ST -x, . . 'Mr The first week of school the fresh always fear, For then theyre initiated ee rims done every year. Q .. 'fm 'Q Q 'BOB' 3 ff V' 'Q 0 ,,.-f N. 4 uw N '- 1 , 'LL ,A , b -- ,, CX, V . I I QT-TCS-V - it 1 , fyqixgh , Aff. 'Q N 5 5 - V' A E WV ,M 'A , f f -YEL E' ,, ,f ff A - , YA' 5712 4 2 X, , 1 uV ' T yi . if I I , ' 11 . if .,, F gk, 'ki I 'mx' X , ,rr f w-. 5 5 ' .je -: 1.3'R?,vf' 1. ,, .gh . fu, . l 5' ii' Q L ,Rui y t . 'xx J' IH 1 JK 1 1 + 1 x I Q o- 016 A 4 fs .. 5 if I Y IX X I, 'v s' 0 X FA FRI gg Q9 A C T I V I T I E S QC' M H Tv i, Q1 si n FF n QL N bc, ixrifq., N- -as QQ,-3 Q Riff' ff igan-...z.r....., . EditOrfinfCi'iiefdbEve1yn Weinstein Busmggfi ffkmgger Irene Gierymski j,Jiqf.,a 3' 5.1i.1:'r E. Chohcrt ASSiSiCU'1T Edi'fOT 4 SY1ViCf OV'e1'Sif0m Assistant E5usine::,: Mcinfiifgmr' Addie Gallo .iii-E Lcizic-i Helen D'1-XP1C9 Assistant Art Editorn-'Rita Mae Duffy Advigcrn Miss Margaret Weebgy . : f-1.-1 2 RECQRDER SiAFE iifsi 1 ,sift Lencx Pcxppclcrrdo 5 51.4 1 re: Tillie Aronsorx X' . V ' Mary Delaney Irfgliii. Mildred Reed X X !A'T 7'fi'ff Eleanor Luft l ' 5 A4 V AIYCQ Dittus :MUG ifiifiizs V-N5rr:'2wxQ+: fffcobson I-1 1'5'f 'm-QW +'W I LUCY De1FCfVefO -'X-'I Y Helen D'APiC9 -5:2 .4Xd'x1f Mcxry Horbcxl 1:4 gitj .ifi'.f- ': Dr. Herbert E. Fowte' ,ns PRESS CLUB President-Leng Pqpqlqrdo Secretary-Treasurer--Angeline Spinelli ViceAPresident-Ruth Bushley AdViSOfvDr- Herberi Fowler I 1 COMMERCE CLUB' Presidente-'Evelyn Weinstein Secretcxryvelanet Busker AdViSQrw4MiSS Betsy Morton Vlce-Pres1demARose Caruso Trecrsurer4Grctce DeSandre fy-0-lu- -... 'ie .1 1 X 3 3 i 1 3 i 2 STUDENT FACULTY COUNCIL ' President-Evelyn Weinstein Se-creterry-Treasurer-Angeline Marcon A ' ' - 1 G 'son Vice-President-Louise Freyler Advisors Dr. Car urn Dr. William Lee FORUM CLUB President-Evelyn Chohctt Secretary-Angel Milazzo Vice-President-wlrene Greos Advisor-Dr. Coddingion 9.4 C. ,.4 Q iw kv ,ll I l .3 ,. 4 3 ! .L i 1 , 92 . I 3 COLLEGE THEATRE 3 a,f1-Yg.f1f'2rN' Rosalyn Bcrssuck 'ifjfgff Mary Delaney xv, Ann Edwurdson rw- Regina Carlson 7 Dr.. Agnella Gunn .,P ' ff' RUE D. ,g' ls, L . six oil? li .ul Ellxl ,i 1 U I Qi: xx .l LAMBDA MU NU CLUB Presiderii - -Eileen Seigal Secretary -ffMary Chrosiowski Viceflireriideniff-P-my MCGGHH Advifacilfr-Miss Margaret Weeber zh 'S ,QQ ,,or 'gn'njg -6'v.d'-1...,+ 'Kg ' .V sgf -B we , .. 5 :L ART Prosiclom -Y-Mary Horbal CLUB Se-Crceicfry f--f' Iulia Dadabbo Vice Piesidentff---Elizabeth Clark 'l'i'Qa:gi11-or-'Jane Reardon AdvisornAMrs. Carl Garrison TT' A s'if.,'I' ' I v 5, ' f 'F s :5'1t':iff4 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE C:hCIIIEI1GI'1 fESIh9l' Dennirg Treasurerf-'Ruth Toffalon Secretary --Rita Mae Duify I3 Y If ' 1 .hx -' I 3 .1 I . A 4 ' 3, ' 4 A , , Jr fs WMV . xl Fw V, Us +8 I LOUNGE CQMMITTEE Advisor V A Miss Ruth Pcrul .SBSH 4 I. .Nplfp Q. 5 1 v I -film' 'kg , - ' E---gf-1-1. -..... , Si.-24.4- ' ' -x. , T' g f.-'QE-JNL. .1...i!7 T . es'-T. -'za- ' .. ...Alu--ip., --,. I Helen DIApiCe 15.61 '.-' r Dr. Edwin Coddingion Q' 'E 1 if 59 f fQTI'L.' Grace DeScmdre 2 V E T iff Q M M I F 3 ...-. . Il' ' ASSEMBLY LECTURE COMMITTEE Chairman---Ann Cashman Advisopnmiss E siher Pih! 3 I-l ol 19' ..,..u....-...,.,,m-,1q-n-qmw . . f JJ, ,, 1 'J Cl'1airr1'ac3:11-f--'fI',icxii'c Lcsforxicxizw Secretary'--Morriy Bcirciici AdV1SOff4Mf. Harold Perry -.. ,-., ,X L ,,. tg: - ,v.,,, 3' ' --F-JTTOT DORMITORY OFFICERS House President-Sylvia Shapiro Vice-Presider1tfPatricia Ryan Treasurer-Angeline MUTFOH Social Committee Chairman-Eva lane Powers Secretory--Eunice Howard Heed PFOCTOT-Afmetfe DIMUUTO 4 W.. E7 ' N 2 V. 5- X 4 Cm JY, w r X r DORMITORY SCCIAL COMMITTEE Choirmczm-Eva Powers, Lucy Ryan, Carolyn SeCfetGfY 'Addie Gallo Benton, Ruth Hcmsen, Louise Georgie AdViSOfd'M1SS MurPhY 1335 ' 4 ' ,,,!a WOMEN'S CHOIR President-Anh Moreland 1 IVIEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President-ANed Schctde 1 ! f 6 '-i :' ' ' x If WOIv1EN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presidente--Pqfriciq Raft Second Vice-PresidentiLucy Del Favero First Vice-Presidente--Marge Lanagan SeCf9fUfY ISCIb9l Bosch - Treasurer-Philomena Pagnozzi Advisors-Miss Rachael Spencer Mrs. Robinson 1 L':'?f.'f5I I III! A ,, lg, W Qg,.,4.,,-Gia J nu ,im u4x.gl..? A In me-' af 1 ' ' Ld' X. -ip' -w,5u,,rff ' ' -H.--.. , fs. Tx'--'izvlf-jf-1:1 1 j:' L i' M s Q ' ., ,f x it ' - A , Q t 111' .1 ' 'Gif' 1 J H X ALMA MATER' lulie Ritch, '39 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. Alllllbg aft JJ 1 1 , sf, 5 ,V ft s 1. .. '11 . . ?'i':t.i - f -UK A ' . -Q 5 0' Q Cv' 9,9 v' l 41 M335 elf it SENIOR CLASS SONG fWon Song Contest Fall Sports Day, 19431 wiki? Here we go marching along Building our spirits up with a song We've got a surprise for ali of you 'guys ln the hopes you'll be home before long. Our hearts throb For the gobs They're our men out at sea. You marines Eating beans With Ubangies on your knee. And you guys ln the skies All you've left are memories For the girls at T. C. C. We grow pale Thin and frail And our hair is turning gray Waiting tor the mail each clay Won't you please come home And well share the loam Ot a toast to T. C. C. And now that you've heard all our pleas We're shouting loud for the victories. Come back to our arms Give in to our charms Bring back life to the halls of T. C. C. , n X i , T. - Q .- 52 cf ' l hu W HPQWERHOUSEH H Robert Groth, '44 Ll bw if? if El 61 U U C-o-N-N-E-c-Tic-U-ri We Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing, 65 sing, sing, sing T. C. C. we stand together Serving thee until the end. Whether fair or stormy weather, We are yours, you are ours Ever to be our friend. Corrie and join the happy throng As we roll along, Were bound for victory With a gang thats riding strong. All aboard the locomotive T. C. C. Hear the whistle shout aloud our loyalty And the burning track will never take us back, Till our glory echoes out frorn sea to sea. For the Blue and White we'll fight with all our might. Alina Mater, serving thee, As we march to victory, They'll never stop the powerhouse of T. C. C. Come and sing and let your voices ring. ' Come and sing and happiness we'll bring, C-o-n-n-evc-t-i-c-u-t, we sing, sing, sing, sing, sing, sing, sing, All aboard the locornotive T. C. C. l-lear the whistle shout aloud our loyalty And the burning track will never take us back, Till our glory echoes out from sea to sea. For the Blue and White we'll fight with all our might, Alina Mater, serving thee, As we march to victory, They'll never stop the powerhouse of T. C. C. Dated October 28, l942 Copyright l942 7114 .1 X 11015 Y KAI ,, 4 -X w - 4 -' In f X r ' 43: ' 4 f GRAND OLD SCI-IOSL iirilr You're a grand old college T. C. C, And you'll always be the tops to me. You are everything and more a college should be, You are all a fellows Alma Mater could be. And as the years pass adding to your fame, Theres not one of us who won't be proud to claim, That you gave us our start, So straight trorn the heart, Teachers College, you're a grand old school. You got to be rough, you got to be tough, You got to have drive, lt takes a lot of tight, it takes a lot of might To come out alive. ' And as the years pass, adding' to your fame, Theres not one of us who won't be proud to claim, That you gave us our start, So straight from the heart, Teachers College, you're a grand old school. Dated October 28, 1942 Copyright l942 A1 E? v9 Mi 96' Q., if fin fi I 1: I ' - ' r'1 : .' ' 5 1Il 'ff 5 in iii -H I III. 1 Z , Q 53 GIA ,A X-1 -sw wr .44 'V Y' -V 'H ,, A ., , - ,VJ , PJ ,X -LL q 45 414 4 , .fm .... ' - . - eff '4 . , 7 'f ' g.?ii 1??TY: H- 1 H ' lf' - aww H 151 ' ' A ' I .12-z'w'Q ,, ff-5 V. W, J. -' fi Ph' - n, X ig 'W- 'SA' A .H 'I 1 ,. .., 1 - - Y iii kr.. li-ESQ if' Ill I Ill I Ill I ggmam , I Q , XX ' V' 0 , ' f F. 1 J. R 5 ' 'W' -as v .,,, . f K ' 5' K .l., H 3 1? , E nw: YQ l ,. ,:-' I f 'N 'l , . r . .gi-9571, ',..' P.: Lay' if 1 XXV A ,-.daxg ,.J- 40 X - ,e ' ' ., ,,, ., 1 , K, -ff 11, W , WE L - rQ1: ' Q a 'TEA at my-jg: - X , xy W. xfg,wL, ' -: -'xii 522' t'Z'v4 'fray ' ,dl b .. . HL 'ii Y ' - Mi , I , . I 4 A-1-new v.,,f,- .1 V 4 , ,, ,N + . . 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Dedication of Servicernen's Honor Rott Eastern States Conference -if . ..,, W ff' V ,S , ., ,yu .-F75 ' - A 'na' A 3: L 5, N .in ..3.kp, - - ' -6 U 4, A ,V ,RL ' 0' , f , V , ' v Freshman Party Dr. Hi Fail Sports Day 49 . . Q R it N SCHOCL DIRECTCRY FACULTY Barton. Irene R. CMrs. Iohnl 183 Webster Hill.Bou1evard, West Hartford Bateson. Robert E. Coddington. Edwin B. Dunton. E. Burnham Flener. Iane G. Fowler. Herbert E. Gardner. Marion B. Garrison. Karl C. and Linnea M. Gibbs. Margaret Gunn. M. Agnella Hendricks. Iennie L. Iohnson. Iesse B. Lee. William C. Morton. Betsy H. Murphy. Madelaine M. Niles. Olive S. Paul. Ruth A. Perry. Harold H. Phippin. Donald E. Phipps. Raymond W. Pihl. Esther S. Pratt. Charles E. Prohaska. Charles I. Richards. R. Heber Robinson. Elizabeth fMrs. Philipl Spencer. Rachel Strong. Katharine M. Underhill. Miriam B. CMrs. O. EJ Wampler. Richard L. Weeber. Margaret C. Welte. Herbert D. Willhoit. Etzel Wilson. Walter C. Bachman. Dorothy Gaffney. Margaret Hamilton. Callista C. KMrs.l Mack. Virginia Markevich. Ann McConnell. 'Ellen KMrs. Chester! Platt, Bemeta Rollins. Iune Travers. Walter Vile. Harry M. .4.....s..............A.....i,,L,...... ,.. ,,,. , . ,An 4 . , 7 Cleveland St., Plainville, Conn. 20 Cornell Road, West Hartford 251 Wells Street 135 Francis Street, New Britain Cooke Street, Plainville 18 Cedar Street 9 Sherman Court 25 Sylvan Road 1930 Boulevard, West Hartford 131 Pendleton Road 474 South Main St., West Hartford 1 Francis Street 92 Vine Street Marcus White Hall Elm Hill, cfo Ames Marcus White Hall Teachers College of Connecticut 6 Staples Place, West Hartford 30 Sequin Street, Maple Hill 75 Park Drive 64 Middletown Road, Berlin 147 Prospect Street, Bloomfield Middletown Road, Berlin 121 Brunswick Ave., West Hartford 6 Marshall Street, Hartford 7 Parkmore Street 34 Seneca Street 35 Glen Street 61 Newport Ave, West Hartford 86 Park Drive Teachers College of Connecticut 33 South High Street OFFICE STAFF 17 Berkeley Place, Newington ll 105 Hillcrest Avenue 504 Church Street 411 East Street 513 East Street 40 Seneca Street Marcus White Hall 364 LaSalle Street 14 Liberty Street Camp Bethel Road, Haddarn , .,,..,...................., ,..,. ,..,, A... ,i,, .....-- ...Au .,..,,-iA ,,..-.l-,.-., -1 , . n f i 1 'fs-r--me e 1 ,t'3 5 .J 'ix If Q. if ,n..T,:, T' if-A ., .J-ff -if ' V i .. 1 Q my . Aronson. Tillie I. Bialkofwski. Irene B. Bonciani. Clara M. Cashman. Ann E. Christensen. Phyllis M. Cucco. Anne M. Delaney. Mary E. Della Fera. Ann D. Distin. Ruth A. Dittus. Alyce V. Donsbough. Barbara A. Duffy. Ritamae A. Dyson. Charlotte E. Edwardson. Ann C. Ehritz. Ingeborg V. Freyler. .Louise C. Gallo. Adeline Glackin. Iane M. Godwin, Ruth L. Goranson, Phyllis E. Grees. Irene Grigorian. Margaret D. Grinvalsky. Rita I. Hansen. Ruth E. Hatch. Elizabeth L. Iacobson, Marjorie H. Lafontaine. Claire L. Lanagan, Mariorie N. Lane, Margaret T. MacBeth, Ina M. McGann, E. Amy Malioczka. Emilie Marcon. Angelena T. Miller. Stanley L. Moreland. Anne B. O'Rourke, lean Anne Overstrom. Sylvia M. Paiewski, Richard P. Palazzolo. Patrick Pappalardo. Lena D. Petts. Betty-lane Picone. F. Gloria Podzelni. Iean E. Reed. Mildred E. Ryan. Mary P. Sandquist. Muriel L. Savastano. Mildred V. Schade. Ned I. Shipman. Charlotte L. IUNIORS 14 Talcott Street, New Britain 328 Glen Street, New Britain 90 Gale Terrace, Meriden 19 Clinton Avenue, Middletown Westbrook ll Charles Street, Noroton Heights 750 Broad Street, Meriden 72 Oak Street, Manchester Lovely Street, Unionville 16 Warren Terrace, West Hartford Ashley Falls Road, Canaan 145 Tremont Street, New Britain 15 Homestead Avenue, New Britain High Road, Kensington 75 Winthrop Street, New Britain 1220 State Street, Bridgeport 21 Franklin Street, Danbury 37 Cottage Place, New Britain 45 Mason Drive, New Britain 439 Washington Street, Forestville 35 Oak Street, New Britain 7 City Avenue, New Britain 109 Harwinton Avenue, Torrington 7 Devon Avenue, Norwalk 729 Broadview Terrace, Hartford Tartia Road, East Hampton North Grosvenordale 11 Crown Street, Milford 18 Roosevelt Street, Norwalk Cross Highway, Westport 23 Thompson Street, Hamden R.F.D. No. 2, Colchester Lincoln City Road, Salisbury 217 Alden Avenue, New Haven 1 Tower Road, East Hartford 401 Cooke Street, Waterbury Lower Main Street, East Berlin 189 Commonwealth Avenue, New Britain 750 Stanley Street, New Britain 70 Enfield Street, Hartford 91 Stewart Street, New Britain 34 Fuller Avenue, East Hartford 23 Fifth Street, East Norwalk 83 Maple Avenue, Bristol ll Iaruis Street, Norwalk 24 Stanley Court, New Britain 17 Laurel Avenue, Norwalk 268 Steele Street, New Britain 147 Winthrop Street, New Britain Skrzypiec. Sister Mary Estelle 230 Farmington Avenue, New Britain Smith. Phyllis A. Sprano. Dorothy L. Stachowiak. Irene T. Thayer Avenue, Collinsville 20 Van Orman Street, Oakville 15 Hayes Street, New Britain IUNIORS fContinuedI Stuart, Margaret I. Stueck. Marion E. Taft, Patricia L. Toftolon, Ruth M. Woitusik, Dorothy H. Zehrer, Marjorie B. Alexander, Harriet A. Alexander, Muriel Arnini, Harry E. Bachand. Mary L. Barata, Mary C. Bardsley, Marie-Iane Barry, Marjorie M. Berkowitz, Natalie R. Broderick, Eleanor G. Bushley, Ruth Busker, Ianet R. Bosch, Isabel M. Bradley, Gloria I. Cardona, Antonio Carlson, Regina Chapman, Ruth P. Chebales, Aldona Church, Albert I. Chrissolis, Ann Ciarcia, Sebastian Clarke, Annette C. Cook, Carolyn S. Dean, Elizabeth B. DelFavero, Lucy N. DeZinno, Marian G. Dubiel, Madelyn Dziekan, Gertrude E. Errede. Michael I. Fanska, Lois A. Feinberg, Shirley R. Georgie, Luise A. Gitlitz, Betty Glackin, Margaret Suzzann Griswold, Cora M. Hammerl, Marian T. Howard, Eunice M. Iles, Iane Ialbert, Rita M. Iohnson, Patricia A. Kibbe, Norma E. King, Elsie M. King, Elizabeth A. 221 Meriden Avenue, Southington Meriden Boad, Middletown 34 Martin Street, Holyoke, Mass. 59 East Main Street, Plainville X M5 25 Clinton Street, New Britain 54 Victoria Boad, New Britain SOPHOMORES 348 Monroe Street, New Britain 31 Adams Street, Waterbury 24 Enfield Street, Hartford 436 Burlington Avenue, Bristol 34 Laurel Avenue, East Norwalk 64 Grove Hill, New Britain 33 South View Street, Waterbury 614 Main Street, New Britain 118 Stewart Street, Bristol West District, Unionville 128 Pleasant Street, New Britain 334 High Street, New Britain 52 Park Drive, New Britain 347 High Street, New Britain Highland Avenue, Bantam 78 Vibberts Avenue, New Britain 247 Putnam Street, Hartford 518 Church Street, New Britain 42 Erwin Place, New Britain 181 Washington Street, New, Britain 206 Prospect Street, Middletown 26 Sunset Avenue, Watertown 453 Percival Avenue, Kensington 311 Wall Street, Meriden 415 So. Leonard Street, Waterbury Avon Heights, Collinsville 158 North Street, New Britain 444 Allen Street, New Britain 8 Vibberts Avenue, New Britain 77 Brooklawn Street, New Britain 96 Talcott Avenue, Rockville 79 Brooklawn Avenue, New Britain 37 Cottage Place, New Britain 53 Parsonage Boad, Bocky Hill 243 Elm Street, New Britain 69 Gilman Street, Hartford 465 West Street, Bristol 80 Bushnell Street, Hartford 77 Sefton Drive, New Britain 73 Williams Street, Hartford Woodbury, Conn, 621 Broadview Terrace, Hartford 'Iwi 4. 1 I t 1 E F L E 1 I i , 5 F I f t i 1 t 1 soPHoMoREs qconunuedp' Koerber, Nancy I. Labas, Helen Lanoue, Yolande L. Lechowicz, Alice Lehrer, Shirley A. Lewis, Grace A. Libbey, Marjorie F. Luft, Eleanor M. McDonald, Mary C. McVeigh, Carol M. Marangio, Marie'C. May, Iane E. Meade, Iames G. Newberg, Eleanore Noad, Betty I. Pagnozzi, Philomena D. Palaia, Domenica E. Parashelie, Mary Pellegrino, Gabriella C. Pellegrino, Pasqualina Phipps, Emma-Lou Regina, Filomena L. Silluzio, Gloria I. Sloane, Robert D. Spadaccini, Angelina Spinelli, Angelina A. Stamm, Ethel H. Suchecki, Stephanie M. Walsh, Eleanor A. Wanic, Gertrude M. Wennmaker, Elizabeth L. Woitusik, Florence C. Zavatkay, Agnes E. Attardo, Angela A. Bader, Barbara Banner, Geraldine Barlow, Helen T. Bartkevicius, Victoria Bateson, Elizabeth I. Benson, Barbara I. Bigelow, Lois N. Binkowski, Helen Bisaccia, Gloria Boehle, Lois H. Bordonaro, Anna L. Boyajian, Marion K. Braheney, Mary F. Briggs, Barbara A. 71 Lawndale Avenue, Bristol 426 Allen Street, New Britain 15 Sunset Avenue, Meriden 248 Maple Hill Avenue, Newington 65 Mason Drive, New Britain 273 Four Rod Road, Kensington 77 Crestwood Road, West Hartford 54 Maple Avenue, Meriden 175 Park Road, Waterbury 81 Oxford Street, Manchester 31 Cossett Street, Waterbury 186 Grove Street, Bridgeport 142 Black Rock Avenue, New Britain West Street, Rocky Hill R.F.D. No. 3, Old Winsted Road, Torrington 6 West Street, East Hartford 92 Harrison Street, Bristol 24 Beatty Street, New Britain RBD. No. 1, Stonington RBD. No. 1, Stonington 30 Sequin Street, Newington 46 Woodbridge Avenue, East Hartford 109 New Britain Road, Kensington 85 Mansfield Street, Hartford 22 Summer Street, New Canaan 65 Melrose Street, Bristol 75 Bannister Street, Hartford Talcott Avenue, Rockville 61 Taylor Street, Torrington 3 Locust Street, Meriden 21 Bay View Avenue, Stonington 9 Sherman Court, New Britain 172 Park Avenue, Torrington FRESHMEN 40 Hubbard Street, Bloomfield Keeney Street, Glastonbury Weed Hill Avenue, Springdale 216 Boyden Street, Waterbury 288 Broad Street, Milford 7 Cleveland Street, Plainville 583 Commonwealth Avenue, New Britain 343 Hart Street, New Britain 22 Iohn Street, Derby 724 Maple Avenue, Hartford 481 East Main Street, Meriden 69 Cromwell Street, Hartford 177 Ellis Street, New Britain 68 Broadway, Norwich 642 Hanover Street, Meriden 64 East Tremont F R E S H M E N 1Continuedl Buchovich. Claudia Bryan. Iohn A. Buden. Irene L. t Bulbach. Regina A. Bumham. Arthur S. Buzas. Mary Elizabeth Callian, lane M. Carlson. Arlene E. Caruso. Antoinette T. Casey. Mary L. Cherniah. Beatrice Collins. Helen G. Cormier, Robert L. Cormier, Robert L. Couture, Betty C. Curtiss. Kathleen C. Donahue. Marh E. Doody. Marion P. Dow. Ruth E. Dudac. Elizabeth A. Eagan. Elizabeth C. Enegren, Arleen G. Englander. Florence E Erickson, Mildred E. Ferguson. Sally L. Finn. Mary T. Finnerty. Mary T. Fiorillo. Gloria M. Fischer, Lorraine W. Flaherty. Kathleen M. Flynn. Phillip I. Friedberg. Robert W. Galvin, Patricia E. George. Marie S. Gibney. Edward I. Greene, Iames H. Gremley. Barbara L. Griggs. Margaret S. Harrington, Russell T. Hoaly. Robert C. Hendrick, Doris L. Hilinski, Laura A. Hollis, Florence I. Ittland. Wesley R. Iezewski. Dorothy M. Iones. Catherine M. Kaelin, Robert S. Kamais. Anne G. Kerekian. Mary Kibbe. Harold F. Klein. Evelyn Klingberg. Carolyn E. Kurys. Catherine A. LaBissoniere, Iean H. Landry. Shirley E. 108 Prospect Street, Bristol 32 Flower Street, Meriden 213 East 30 Gold 140 Lafayette Street, New Britain Street, New Britain Street, New Britain 126 Ocean Avenue, Bridgeport 56 Albion Street, Waterbury 414 Arch Street, New Britain 29 Charles Street, Greenwich 66 Harwich Street, Hartford 60 Lyons 225 Winthrop 680 West Main 60 West Main Street, New Britain Street, New Britain Street, New Britain Stree,t New Britain East Killingly West Simsbury 135 Franklin Street, Meriden Route 80, North Branford, Conn. 499 South Main Street, West Hartford Tomlinson Avenue, Plainville Village Street, Deep River 15 Simmons Road, East Hartford 65 Putnam Avenue, South Norwalk 362 Chestnut Street, New Britain 118 Brighton Street, New Britain 72 East Farm Street, Waterbury Avenue, New York U. S. Vets. Hosp., Canandaigua, N. Y. East Street, Middletown 41 St. Bernard's Terrace, Rockville 12 Chichester Place, Danbury 202 Washington Street, Hartford 23 Vine Street, Meriden 66 Dwight Street, New Britain 46 North First Street, Meriden 51 Chestnut Street, New Britain New London Road, Mystic 281 Barbour Street, Hartford, Conn. 270 Branford Street, Hartford 27 Wallace Street, New Britain Mills Street, Norwalk 259 Riverside Avenue, Torrington 952 Willard Avenue, Newington 46 King Street, Torrington 308 High Street, New Britain 268 East Main Street, Meriden 29 Chapman Street, New Britain 325 Main Street, Newington 48 Woodland Street, New Britain 73 Williams Street, Hartford 236 Lenox Avenue, Bridgeport 20 State Street, New Britain R.F.D. French Road, Manchester 21 North Fourth Street, Meriden Broad Brook Road, Enfield 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 '1 '1 E 1 1 .11 4 A J 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 3 l 1 I i l i X ,, ww-Q-f-if-V-f ...,.,.. t I ! 1 r i l I E F 5 t i t r t L 5 ,5- F t 1 FRESHMEN Larson, Norman L. Levinson, Bemadine H. Lichtenfels, William C. McCue. Roserita A. McMann, Iacqueline W. Malione, Emily E. Mallette, Beatrice I. Martin, Iane E. Maynard, Ruth E. Meyeriack, Mary M. Monkiewicz, Iane M. Monterosso. Maria T. Niles, Shirley L. Noren, Shirley I. Nowakowski, Sister M. Laura Olver, Russell W. tContinuedJ 215 Buell Street, New Britain 134 Monroe Street, New Britain 14 East Main Street, Plainville 480 Allen Street, New Britain 408 Park Boad, West Hartford BED. No. 3, Waterbury 409 Brightwood Avenue, Torrington 320 Bristol Street, Southington , Lyme, Connecticut 31 Pleasant Street, Torrington 313 Washington Street, 29 Neanda Street, Evergreen Avenue, 85 Brook' Street, 230 Farmington Avenue, 108 Richard Street, New Britain New Britain Middletown New Britain New Britain New Britain Pace, Gloria M. Perkins, Virginia G. Petrucelli, Philomena L. Picone, Claire H. Prata. Doris M. Prager, Aileen S. Beluga, Lucille M. Resnick, Evelyn I. Richardson, Mary I. Rosan, Ioseph A. Rosys, Anne M. Rudge, Ann L. Sargis. Iulia Salvin, Dorothy S. Sbrocco, Virginia L. Schermer, Martha F. Smith. Smith, Helen E. Muriel L. Thomson, Ianette S. 5 1 ll. vm- ' ,' te 1' yr V - .- . LLL 1 A - 1 I - .. - 'f Q, ,Alessi ,. :Ld at A if , ,. A 1bgg5f 'l - -J . if K, ,...-5 - ff. az' tx' ' I x I .vm Y ., . by 4 'l Vs! WEEE ' any .l .1 ,. .,.4i,E,4, li .ru Qi Tuck, Adele R. Veley. Barbara A. Walsh, Ellen I. Winzig, Iean A. Wojan. Bernard C. Woods, Elizabeth C. Yantz, Nellie L. Yinshanis. Helen A. Zaharek. Elizabeth T. Zelinsky, Dorothy R. Zieminski, Laura M. Genoa Street, Norwalk 44 Elmer Street, East Hartford 42 St. Iohn Street, Middletown 34 Fuller Avenue, East Hartford 305 Main Street, Kensington 166 Glen Street, New Britain Eddv Glover Boulevard, New Britain 45 Northfield Street, Greenwich 17 Buss Street, Hartford 120 Camp Street, New Britain 57 Whitman Street, New Britain 210 Warren Street, New Britain 23 Broolqlawn Street, New Britain 8 Osborne Avenue, East Norwalk 35 Brighton Street, New Britain 24 Linden Street, Torrington 38 Grove Street, Thornaston 17 Main Street, Bristol 282 Mitchell Street, Groton 65 Airport Homes, Hartford 21 Parkmore Street, New Britain 07 South Main Street, Middletown 134 South Street, Elmwood 85 Carter Avenue Extension, Meriden 58 Cedar Street, New Britain 587 Brook Street, Bristol 32 Willow Street, New Britain 129 High Street, Torrington 105 Edgewood Avenue, New Haven 61 Shulta Place, Hartford ,,.. in .,,, A A 1 My A 3 , S P E C I A L Adaiian, Eleanor O. Anderson. Elsie M. Anulewicz. Mary L. Benson. Carol A. Bores. Iohn E. Caruso. Rose P. Curatole, Marie S. Donahue. Iohn D. Fabian. Roy E. Gacek. Edward I. Giller. Natalie E. Hass, Helen B. Karpman. Sadie M. Keneston. Caroline Kirby, William I. Loomer. Chester M. Madrick, Ioseph A. Nappi. Eleanor I. Remillet, Mary I. Stepeck. Edward I. Torell, Spencer P. Wild, Iames H. STUDENTS 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain 68 Hamilton Street, New Britain 102 Elm Street, Rocky Hill 70 Herkimer Street, Bridgeport 91 Iubilee Street, New Britain 2078 Boston Avenue, Bridgeport 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain 81 Sefton Drive, New Britain 150 Porter's Pass, Berlin Episcopal Road, Berlin 86 Manchester Street, Hartford 19 Belden Street, Hartford 763 Arch Street, New Britain 65 Golden Hill Street, New Britain 117 Lamberton Street, New Haven 41 Norfolk Street, Hartford 101 Millard Street, New Britain 72 Texas Drive New Britain 92 Vine Street, New Britain 248 Maple Street New Britain 187 Stratford Road New Britain 23 Culloden Road, Stamford I 722 pid! -- ffm: of 1945 WE! !Qf0!LlC'2J6y THE JOURNAL PRESS MERIDEN, coNNEcT1cUT 7 Specialists in College and High School Year Books Phones: 80-81 WILLIAM ANDREAS, Representative

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