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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1949 volume:

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We, the Class ot 1949, dedicate THE DIAL to her, attempting to express our deep appreciation for her wise counsel and true friendship. EJCGL -annum ,,,..w::.c. ,. ., ,, I , -ggywagwa-'nv', .599-1.9, ff--r?-f ' 'Q K'-:.1v,,'u:.':.,1--Q, .. ion MIRIAM B. UNDERHILL DEAN OF WOMEN ll? :ll College Aucliforium on cr balmy summer clay The becrufiful and inspiring main enfrcmce an 625 . 3 M , N v Y! . ' W , 'V ' K K - 1, Q 5. 62 J ,-'KAI K . .. k K - E A Y Q .- vw 'rf . W Jw ., 'Tiff' , A?'5'.f Z,'Lii1l,f1f?3:,s,i,1,Iii w-1 ' ' , , , f. ,xxrfw-fvr-1 -rrqr-urnr fm ' A ,,.....-.....w,...,. .... ,... A , ,N uv : Marcus Whife Hall when leaves begin fo fall fx X I 8 V we F 1 1 4 5' ' kv -ww 1 , .Lg ' xff x , ' . 1 VW f l ' V-15125: ' 'T-523, fre, KX' J '1'.f,.' ff .f. my x . ., .,..,,,, Q ' . f. 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With many more changes expected in the near future, the class of '49 ventures forth. 16 HELEN LOUISE AHLBERG Business Education Middletown helen . . . unlike most of her fellow students is always prepared . . . a modest honor student . . . brains predominate over all . . . neatly dressed . . . a lady of charm and dignity . . . an eye for creativeness . . . dependable . . . preparing for two careers . . . Calendar Committee 3, 4, Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4, Social Activities l, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 Chorus 'Ip Who's Who 3. 17 ELEANOR CLAIRE ACKERMAN Elementary Durham eleanor . . . transfer from Colby College in Maine . . . tall, blond and vivacious . . . warm and friendly . . . loves to dance and often gets hep to the iive . . . passes her time playing bridge, telling fortunes or iust sleeping . . . her heart is in Maine and often takes to the woods . . . Radio Club 4, Psychology Club 4, ACE 4. I EDWARD J. AMARANTE Biology-General Science New Haven eddie . . . Air Corps veteran . . . family man . . . has high I. Q .... extremely modest . . . athletic . . . embarrassed by compliments . . . camera bug . . . daughter, Mary Lee, is his favorite pin-up girl . . . will argue with anybody, anytime, about anything . . . reliable and friendly . . . a devil-may-care attitude. EMIL HOWARD ANDERSON Industrial Arts Stamford swede . . . boy who walked with infantry . . . one of the Sweet Potato Quartette and the band of the Gay Nineties Review of '42 . . . typical sport . . . ardent ski enthusiast . . . extensive traveler . . . only a iump to Europe and during his last trip he cooked his way over . . . what next? . . . Band 'lg Melodears 'lp Industrial Arts Club 1, Lounge Committee 1, 2, Stud- ent Council 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. I8 CELESTINE MARIE APRUZZESE English-History New Britain sully . . . sees humor in human nature . . . will com- bine this with literary talent to write novel . . . apathetic appearance merely a cloak . . . philos- ophizes with her friends . . . sociable . . . sensitive nature hidden from many by cynicism . . . sleep un- necessary . . . prefers the abstract . . . passion for theatre, black coffee, and cigarettes . . . dislikes insincerity . . . paradoxical giggle . . . Calendar Committee 'l, Officials Club 'l, Press Club l, Secretary-Treasurer 2, RECORDER l, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 4, NSA 4. 5 W2 '1'eHQfIiiili7lQi5I'f525? l fr w :F Q .qs 5 l EMELINE JOAN ASSENZA Business Education Bridgeport emmy . . . cute and petite . . . always willing to is give a helping hand . . . partial to someone from Greenwich . . . quiet and friendly manner . . . ability to make friends will be asset in future . . . crazy about fashion magazines . . . adores children . . . industrious editor of BEACONS . . . member of formidable clique . . . likes to have fun . . . Commerce Club l, 2, 3, 4, BEACONS ON BUSINESS EDUCATION, Associate Editor 3, 4. 19 .., l sincere LEO PAUL BELINA Business Education New Britain leo . . . once a G. l .... independent . . . takes a bit of time to know him . . . serious, serious enough to graduate in three years by taking five courses a term . . . often hidden behind a stack of books . . . interest in all sports . . . 20 lRENE BALFE Elementary Waterbury irene . . . efficient chairman of Social Activities typical outdoor girl . . . enioys a good ball game . . . excellent in dress . . . manages to get work done on time . . . likes the classics . . . talented in character acting . . . outstanding in tennis . . . humorous Social Activities 'l, 2, 3, Chairman 4 College Theatre 1. THOMAS J. BENSON Mathematics-Physical Education Union City, N.J. murphy . . . accelerated student . . . President of Sophomore and Junior class of '50 . . . good sports- man . . . spare time spent instructing at the Y . . . amiable, conscientious, cooperative . . . laughter and y iokes extraordinary . . . enjoys living . . . enthusiasm for people and girls . . . Basketball, Varsity and JV 1, MAA Secretary i, Vice-President 2, President of Class 2, 3 lclass of '50D. DORIS ELAINE BEYER Elementary New Britain doris . . . one of the most reserved and serious- minded young women of TCC . . . excells in her studies and still finds time to acquire numerous friends . . . sincere person . . . always cooperative and energetic . . . willing to offer advice . . . success is certain . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. 2'l MARCELLA BOSCO Business Education 1 Hartford marce . . . husband UCLA graduate . . . keenly interested in good music, piano and clothes . liberal in her attitudes . . . clearheaded in her deci- sions . . . not hesitant in expressing her opinion mature in judgment . . . dependable . . . enjoys a good joke . . . major activity is being a wife . Commerce Club l, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH F. BORRIELLO Elementary Meriden joe . . . Frank, Bill one and the same . , . TCC's most versatile musician . . . our leader of the band . . . you name it and Joe can play it . . . reflective but you'd never know it from his easy going manner . . . capable of doing anything from overhauling o motor to teaching and doing it well . . . College Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, President and Student Director 3, Stud- ent Director 4, Tennis 1, ACE 4, UNESCO Council Chairman 4. 22 ROSE THERESA BOTTO Elementary Hartford terry . . . let's face the music and dance . . . friend- ly manner . . . love for sports . . . can be heard singing with gusto along with other Hartford bus commuters . . . will argue hard for what she believes to be true . . . fond of little children-little ones with cheeks of tan . . . Officials Club lp Art Club 27 Cheer- leader 2. O LOUIS ELLIOT BRISTOL History-Psychology New Britain red . . . veteran . . . former Empire Stater . . . thinks his little boy and girl are tops . . . can be seen walking son to school . . . quiet, except when talking of New York Giants . . . conscientious . . . wants to continue formal education . . . major interests family, sports and iazz . . . major activity is being a husband and father . . . 23 WILLIAM RALPH BRYAN Chemistry-Mathematics and Physics Meriden bill . . . ex-sailor . . . Dean of Melodears . . . forth- right, direct, enormous erudition . . . conversations brilliant and slyly spiked . . . bravely debonaire . . . a self contained universe, has studied it by studying himself . . . he is his own source material and his own research . . . specifically concerned with rea- lizing his two most pressing obiectives-to live and to make learning exciting . . . Melodears l, 2, Student Director 2, Varsity Basketball l, 2, Class Vice President 2 CClass of '47D, Acting Presi- dent 2, MAA Treasurer 2, Lambda Mu Nu 1, Intramural Basketball 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. MARY JANE BUGBEE Elementary Bristol mary . . . the absent minded professor . . . ready smile . . . spontaneous burst of laughter . . . faithful friend . . . always anxious to help out . . . remembers corny jokes . . . cute brown flecks in her hazel eyes . . . we'll never forget her pink swans . . . one of the song birds of the chorus . . . Chorus 'l, 2, 3. 24 JOSEPH W. BUSKY Industrial Arts-Psychology Manchester ioe . . . takes his studies seriously but finds time for a bit of fun . . . always ready, willing and able to help a friend . . . shop work is a pleasure and very practical . . . cooperative . . . agreeable disposition . . . dependable . . . Industrial Arts Club 4. H, ,saw 2 2 5 -A 'Y '45 ' swim 'Eff , , -1, gl I . 'Q :fin . . ,fy ,ffm - ,' 15355, Qi' iii: mari ,aa vw. , View ,A tr if-. t - za 5'92C'S'f-+li5i:I' , . f .J -I A Senna-if-,nw 4 me-vw V A .V -11 IRENE F. CALABRO Elementary Hartford irene . . . a good nature brings many friends . . . her contagious laughter and charm makes her a friend to everyone . . . full of vim, vigor, and vitality . . . her pleasant personality will insure success in anything she undertakes . . . her main interest is music and art . . . one of the campus' best dancers. Chorus 'l, 2, Band 'I, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Soccer 1, TCC Dance Band 2, 3. 25 SABINA O'FARRELL CAPPELLANO Biology-Psychology New Britain cee . . . married to Cappy . . . still fiinds time to practice her techniques on her two year old daughter, Peggy . . . transplanted rebel from Palatka, Florida . . .'chief wish is to get back down 'there where summer is summer and winter doesn't exist . . . program at TCC rather complete and varied-stud- ent, wife, mother, housekeeper, and part-time nurse. 26 JAMES A. CAPPELLANO Business Education-Psychology New Britain cappy . . . married to Cee . . . the father of a two year old daughter-his pride and ioy . . . generous sincere and thoughtful to all . . . a brain of a super man . . . capacity to remember that very few can equal . . . masters the roughest courses and comes out tops . . . loves to attend auctions . . . will go out of his way to get to one . . . the star pitcher of the Nine Old Men . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Band 'l, 4. HAROLD C. CHAPIN Business Education Bristol hal . . . good companionship . . . always seems to be a constant winner, both in the classroom and on the tennis court . . . when he says he'll do something, consider it done . . . determined . . . our campus good humor man . . . long stride, gray coupe and winning smile distinguish him . . . hobby is collecting aces on the tennis court . . . Commerce Club 'I, 2, Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2. ISABELLE CHAPOOTIAN Business Education Bridgeport chappie . . .one of Marcus White's outstanding fash- ion plates . . . good iudgment and perseverance . . . reliable leader . . . warmth, understanding and readiness to help make her a true friend . . . quick wit . . . winning smile . . . one of the most popular girls on campus . . . Commerce Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, College Theatre 2, 3. 27 GLORIA JEAN CONSTANT Elementary Haddam glo . . . lost without her little buddy, Marge . . . always using her car to go places and see things and more things . . . knits argyles and sweaters . . . talkative . . . humorous . . . writing lettter to Rutgers and counting the days until the next big weekend keeps her busy . . . believes in the joy of living . . . fun and studies too . . . Math Club 'I, Baseball 'l, Red Cross I, Art Club 'l. shirl . SHIRLEY JUNE CHARAK Business Education Stamford . . travels in tempo with this jet-propelled age . . . personification of dependability and sociability . . . unassuming air . . . punsters delight in her ready laughter and radiant smile . . . on a cloud of silk on the dance floor . . . head pussyfoot at dorm books, 28 . . . versatile athlete . . . partial to movies and potatoes . . . Head Proctor Marcus White Hall 4, Commerce Club 'l, 2, 3, President 4, Dorm Council 4, Chairman Homecom- ing Weekend 3, Student Faculty Coun- cil 3, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, BEACONS ON BUSINESS EDUCATION 3, 4, Sports Leader 3, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Numerals 2, Letter 3. iii ADA EMELIA COPPOLA Elementary New Britain add . . . the short half ot the A 81 A duo . . . out- standing for her daintiness . . . dark eyes and dark hair . . . supreme idealist . . . great loves are paint- ing, ballet, and a seven month old niece . . . an avid user of that Bell invention . . . theme song Someday He'll Come Along . . Chorus l, 2. PV' IE , 446' 3,4 5 Y 'A u f S Xitxv PNK Q 1 If,N's'Q?r Kt 'rs' ' 4. -A, .ix ,. Hai' 4 'qi ,Qi it . L ef s tt ,X CATHERINE EVA CORSAIR English-History and Mathematics Hartford kate . . . alarming red-head . . . clear, concise thinker . . . feminine logician . . . grand conversa- tionalist . . . she'll make an inspiring teacher . . . capable, industrious and understanding . . . excel- lent newspaper woman . . . RECORDER'S personal touch 29 . . stop the press boys . . . Assembly Lecture l, 2, RECORDER, News Editor 1, 2, Associate 3, Editor 4, Press Club 'I, President 2, DIAL, Assist- ant Literary Editor 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Student Council 2, Who's Who 3, English Maiors-Minors Club 3, 4, Unesco 4. ANITA MARY COTTER Elementary Norwich anita . . . easy to look at . . . delightful to be with . . . dark, curly hair, big blue eyes, fair complexion . . , right out of Vogue with beautiful clothes . . . made a charming Snow Queen . . . loves little tots . . . success will come naturally to this Irish colleen. Lounge Committee 'lp Dorm Council if Chorus lg Dorm Social Activities Com- mittee 2g Assistant Sports Leader 31 ACE 4. VLADIMIR JOSEPH DANKEVICH Business Education New Britain duke . . . Marine Corps veteran . . . great od-liber . . . likes the convertible type car . . . business-like qualities . . . sports enthusiast . . . single with good intentions . . . expounder of wit and humor , . . always seen pacing along the main corridor and lobby . . . 30 JOHN J. DEGNAN, JR. Business Education Bristol iack . . . Dapper Dan of the B. E. Department . . . red hot Cardinal rooter . . . takes accounting courses with a grain of salt . . . shows definite executive possibilities . . . always on the go with many outside interests-Marcus White Hall one of the more import- ant . . . served during the war with the Leather- necks and then traded in his rifle for an explosive piece of chalk . . . Commerce Club 'l ,2, 3, 4, Sociology Club 3, 4. A S ,x ROSE M. DE LUCCY Elementary Norwalk ro . . . the day wouldn't start right without a bowl of Rice Crispies . . . likes good books . . . main interests are Radio Club and sports . . . whiz at math . . . willing to help if you got a problem . . . expert bridge player . . . an outstanding brunette on the campus . . . likes her man, Manny . . . Forum 'l, 2, Radio Club 3, 4, Art Club l, 2, Soccer 1, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Archery 3, Tennis 3, Square Dancing 3, Numerals 2, ACE 3, 4. 31 JOHN A. DENZA Business Education Torrington john . . . Air Corps vet . . . voted most popular roomer at 23 Sefton Drive . . . definitely the con- scientious type, well suited to teaching . . . always ready with a helping hand and easy conversation . . . his horn-rimmed glasses give him a certain dignity . . . Chorus 1, 2, College Theatre 1, 2. LAWRENCE EDWARD DEL VECCHIO Mathematics-History Bridgeport larry . . . Navy veteran . . . keen perception of num- bers . . . moderation in everything . . . memories of evening walks . . . big brother to the underclassmen . . . excellent listener and a good thinker . . . in- terested in sports and world events . . . a love for bow ties and a master at tying one . . . the possessor of a hearty laugh . . . Student Council 'I, 2, Math Club 4, Psychology Club 4, Forum 4. 32 WILLIAM GEORGE DOMONELL Mathematics-History Torrington bill . . . one of the elite sixteen who entered in '45 . . . always dependable . . . numerous committee appointments in four years . . . generous with his time . . . keeps dorm girls dated . . . unusual Presi- dent of MAA . . . spends the summer knocking on doors taking Torrington census or swinging an ax for Power Co .... athletic . . . hearty laugh . . . most spirited lad on campus . . . Class President 1, Vice-President of Senior Class, Chorus 1, 2, Lambda Mu Nu 1, MAA, President 4, Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Cross Country Manager 3, Track Manager 3, 4.- LOUISE DORGELOH Elementary Waterbury lou '. . . tall, slender, attractive . . . wears clothes with a flair . . . master of any situation . . . did great work for the All-College Banquet . . . constant dweller o'f Spa, lounge and Marcus White game room . . . loves popular music, and likes to lead singing in dorm . . . you'll find her with Mac . . . HANDBOOK lp Secretary of Dorm 2 Student Council 2, Vice-President 3 Dorm Social Activities Chairman 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Dorm Council 2 Chairman All-College Banquet 3 Who's Who 3, Correspondent for E. S. Association Professional Schools 2. 7 I 7 I 33 THOMAS A. DOYLE Business Education Bristol tom . . . as genial and friendly as his dazzling smile . . . rabid sports fan . . . a lad with a head and ambition . . . wonderful to tell iokes to . . . he can laugh louder and longer than anyone around . . . never gets excited . . . acts instead of talking . . . contagious zest for living . . . once a gunner, now a golfer . . . Student Council lp RECORDER Assis- tant Business Manager 4, Sociology Club 3, 4, Commerce Club 3, 4. JOSEPH PATRICK DOUGHERTY Business Education Newington joe . . . Newington commuter . . . ex-marine . . enioys fine music . . . excellent record library . . . congenial smile . . . healthy laugh . . . efficiency in everything undertaken . . . a businessman of large proportions . . . notice his pin-stripe suit? . . . need help? . . . see Joe . . . underneath is a heart of gold . . . ' Chorus 1, 2, RECORDER, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4, DIAL, Portrait Editor 4, Commerce Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. ' 34 l f EDWARD J. DRAKE Elementary-Business Education New Britain ed . . . ex-Navy vet . . . lives with wife in lush campus apartments . . . favorite expression, let's eat . . . athletic . . . manager of married vets soft- ball team . . . loves the outdoors and often takes to the highlands . . . good student and sport . . . Visual Aids Club 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, .A-35 A :Hgv I 'F r W ARTHUR A. DUNHAM Elementary Lawrence, Mass. art . . . ex-Navy man . . . married . . . residence is B-15 in Veterans' Alley for the past three years . . . music and dramatics occupy most of his time . . . the curtain is always up . . . the show is always going . . . there are no minor roles . . . Chorus 1, Band 2, 3, College Theatre 'I, 2, 3, President 4, Dance Band 'I, Radio Club 4. 35 BETTYROSE MOSLER FACTOR Elementary New Britain bettyrose . . . busy little housekeeper . . . transfer from Bucknell . . . she and hubby, Milt, cute TCC couple . . . great vitality . . . terrific sense of humor . . . magnetic, able, charming . . . welcome mat at apartment for everyone . . . College Theatre 3, 4, Radio Club 4. WILLIAM GLENN ENGLAND, JR. Industrial Arts Yalesville bill . . . Navy veteran . . . energetic . . . always working at something . . . an I. A. fiend . . . runs commuters special from Wallingford .... n ever has an empty seat . . . quiet but has a wealth of in- formation . . . puts all he's got into everything he does 36 Industrial Arts Club I ,2, Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4. iti if FRED F. FINN Industrial Arts Waterbury fred . . . came to TCC for a term and stayed four years . . . familiar sight speeding along the roads from Waterbury with a full car . . . noted for his cheerful smile and hearty laugh . . . do anything for anybody anytime . . . happiest when using hands fixing things . . . meticulous dresser with sox and ties to match . . . mad golfer . . . sailed with Navy three years . . FRANKLYN JOHN FINNAN Mathematics-Psychology Waterbury frank . . . Army vet . . . Fordham Flash . . . he with the charming smile . . . witty . . . sensitive . . . artistic . . . opera lover . . . chess wizard . . . member of restricted society of cat admirers . . . intending to ioin that satisfying profession of those who also serve . . . hold it girls-he's married . . . and now a father . . . Ski Club 27 Band 3, 4. 37 MARY BRIDGET FLAHERTY Elementary Waterbury bridget . . . lrish eyes are smiling . . . loves the piano and Irish jigs . . . faithful follower of the books . . . infectuous giggle . . . talented in art . . . likes to do monologues . . . a credit to the ACE . . . conscientious and sincere . . . once a pal always a pal . . . Chorus 1, College Theatre 'I, 2, 3, 4, Forum 3, Radio Club 3, ACE 3, Commerce Club T, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Visual Aids 4, DIAL 4, Poster Committee 4, RECORDER 2, 3 4, Press Club 1, 2, Follow-Up Week Co-Chairman 4. 4: MARK S. FIORELLO Business Education Shelton mark . . . ex-Air Corps weatherman . . . vivid sense of humor . . . one of the TCC boys who has Cl life contract with marriage . . . favorite expression Hi Chief . . . wants to make New Britain permanent home . . . very friendly and helpful . . . cr die-hard TCC football fan . . . Rah, Rah . . 38 STEVEN TYRONE FLORIE English-Psychology New Britain ty . . . veteran . . . our campus wit . . . imaginative and creative . . . stimulating . . . caustic . . . phenomenal . . . actor, critic, editor and poet . . . oddly wise . . . his sagacious Quips have caused conversational rage . . . Paris is his mistress . . . all for art and art for all and art for Ty's sake . . . Rabelaisian gaiety . . . creation is not always a matter of anguish . . . Press Club 2, RECORDER, Literary Editor 2, 3, Associate Editor 4, SUM- MER-TIMES, Assistant Editor 3, EVE? NING TIMES, Literary Editor 4, DIAL, Literary Editor 4, Editor of THE PILLAR 3, 4, Literary Club 2, 3, 4, College Theatre 2, 3, 4, English Maiors-Minors Club 2, 3, 4: UNESCO 4. CHARLES EUGENE FRANKLIN Business Education Greenwich gene . . . Rebel . . . a familiar sight around the Business Ed office . . . member of the Faithful Five . . . efficiency plus in his subiects . . . always ready for a good time and yet the perfect student to study with . . . partial toward a certain petite girl in his graduating class . . . ambitious and energetic Editor of BEACONS . . . RECORDER I, Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I, 2, 3, Lounge Commit- tee 1, 4, Secretary 2, 3, BEACONS ON BUSINESS EDUCATION 2, Editor 3, 4, Budget Committee 4. 39 SHIRLEY RUTH FRAZER Elementary Milwaukee, Wis. iidda . . . quiet, demure and fun loving . . . has never completely lost that Boston accent . . . New Britainite for a short time . . . hails from far away Wisconsin . . . a sharp dresser and at home on the dance floor . . . her favorite pastime is eating rarely seen around campus without Bob . . . Visual Aids 1, Red Cross 2. FRANCES E. FRATINI Elementary Winsted george . . . petite and sweet . . . friendly . . . fits very well into her first grade classroom . . . movie bug . . V. subtle sense of humor . . . grandstand athlete . . . her bridge game good for chuckles . . . displays her pint size by traveling with tall girls . . . loves the finer things in life . . . always helpful. Archery 3, Sports Leader 3, ACE 3, 4, UNESCO 4, Class Vice-President 3, DIAL 4. 40 WERNER R. s FRIESS Industrial Arts Stratford chip . . . Navy veteran . . . married . . . transfer from St. Lawrence University and Holy Cross College . . . great for technical data . . . studied voice for eight years on a scholarship . . . had own radio program in Ogdensburg, New York . . . sketches and does oil painting well . . . aggressive debater . . . pleasing personality . . . plans to continue in education . . . Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Poster Com- mittee 4p Radio Club 4, DIAL 4. 41 RODGER ANTHONY GENTILE Business Education Altoona, Pa. rod . . . Navy veteran . . . capable student whose curly locks are the envy of all girls . . . has the ability to do anything promptly and expertly . . . a familiar sight behind the bass drum . . . the spark- plug of the TCC Band . . . a valuable man in all business activities of the school . . . the adding mach- ine . . . great for laughter . . . Chorus 27 Band 3, Treasurer 4, Col- lege Theatre 1, 2, Budget Committee 3, 4. ANGELO C. Gll.LlE Mathematics-Physics Hartford bang . . . married veteran .V . . industrious and ambitious . . . has the distinction of being one of the first to complete a Physics minor at the college . . . friendly . . . responsive . . . interested in politics and has held several minor political offices in Bloom- field . . . has covered many events for the RECORD- ER . . . certain iournalistic flair . . . Press Club 2, Literary Club 3, 47 RECORDER 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4. ANGELINE GRACE GIONFRIDDO Elementary New Britain angie . . Z gorgeous smile highlighted by sparkling blue eyes . . . the proverbial phrase a friend in need is a friend indeed, really rings true with Angie . . . the long half of the A cmd A duo . . . con- scientious worker . . . listens intentively and patiently to anyone . . . comes from a musical family . . . opera is her great love . . . 42 HENRY GISKIN English-History New Haven hank . . . another fine student transfer from New Haven State Teachers . . . very active in college activities . . . good natured . . . persevering . . . intelligent . . . interested in psychology . . . hypnotist extraordinary . . . feet always on the ground . . . excellent character portrayal, Squaring The Circle . . . scholarly student of English . . . College Forum 3, 4, Representative HERALD TRIBUNE Forum Conference 3, 4, College Theatre 3, 4, Press Club, Vice-President 3, Radio Club 3, Eng- lish Maiors-Minors Club 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4, Executive Council, Mock Legislature 4. 43 HOWARD WILLIAM GOLD Business Education Bridgeport howie . . . ex-pharmacist's mate . . . full of humor- ous experiences . . . a whiz at math and accounting . . . able man in all fields . . . gets things done . . . found his love in his last year . . . sincere and friend- ly . . . has that mischievous twinkle in his eyes . . . member of the Faithful Five . . . set high standards as business manager of BEACONS . . . Commerce Club I, 2, 3 4, BEACONS ON BUSINESS EDUCATION, Business Manager 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, Manager 2, 3. SHIRLEY K. GRANFIELD Elementary Hartford shirley . . . tall and poised . . . always a ready laugh . . . vows she will never decorate another prom . . . vivacious talker . . . favorite topic is her pupils . . . cheerful attiude toward life and people . . . long walks in country . . . fond of swimming and dancing . . . offers clever suggestions . . . fine art student . . . Chorus 3, 4, Poster Committee 'lg Vice- President of Class 2, Red Cross 2, ACE 4, Co-Chairman of Junior Prom. MARION CAROLINE GRAFE English-Psychology New Britain marion . . . has that Vogue look . . . passion for the aesthetics and the College Spa . . . unassuming air . . . intelligent conversationalist and subtle humorist . . . outstanding French student . . . thinks Maine an idyllic spot . . . tall and slim . . . has that languorous appeal . . . prefers to listen . . . would be happy with a ballet, long cigarettes and coffee . . . Press Club lp RECORDER 'l, 2, 3, Psychology Club 4, College Theatre 3. 44 GLADYS BAKER GRIFFIN Elementary Guilford red . . . tall, slim, red-head, with blue eyes . . . active in sports . . . sense of humor . . . married September 8, 1947 . . . favorite subiect, Griff . . . seen much of the time with Franny . . . free time spent in the rocking chair . . . collects piggie banks . . . loves traveling . . . Student Council 1, Forum 2, WAA, 2nd Vice-President 3, President 4 Soccer 1, 2, Basketball 1, Softball 1 2, 3, Sportsleader 3, Archery 2, Horse back Riding 1, Numerals 1, Letter 2 - - BEVERLY J. HAINES Elementary Plainville bev . . . demure . . . shy . . . modest and sweet . . . excellent student . . . Dumas a favorite author since childhood . . . loves literature of Romantic period . . . not so keen on modern literature . . . corresponds with persons in Paris and Buenos Aires . . . does fine work in arts and crafts . . . likes to putter around paints and clay . . . Art Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Press Club 1, 2, RECORDER 1, 2, News Editor 3, Student Council 3, Budget Committee 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Speedball 1. 45 ERNEST RICHARD HARTZ Industrial Arts-Physical Education New Britain ernest . . . Navy veteran . . . married . . . conscien- tious . . . cooperative . . . usually doing favors for others . . . always wears a grin . . avid interest in all sports . . . generally dieting on new print shop techniques . . . Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Officials Club 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, President 3, Secretary 4, Class Treasurer I. ROBERT E. HAMILTON History-English New Britain bob . . . transfer from Amherst . . . RECORDER has often published his political ravings . . . passionate love for good music, poetry and the theatre . . . easy to get along with . . . constantly talking politics . . . hopes to teach in Prep-school . . . has done admirably both on-stage and back-stage . . . College Theatre 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4, Business Manager 3, English Maiors-Minors Club 3, 4, Social Science Club 3, 4, Assembly Lecture Committee 4. 46 ELIZABETH MARY HAVEY Elementary Warehouse Point betty . . . Come on Betty Baby is the loud cry heard on baseball diamond . . . famous for her pitching . . . active in basketball and soccer . . . hearty laugh . . . short hair cut . . . Irish lass . . . always in a hurry, especially when trying to make a class . . . prefers dark men . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Leader Soccer 3, Horseback Riding 1, Dorm Social Activity Committee 1, Officials Club 1, 2, ACE 3, 4. BARBARA MARGARET HERPICH Elementary Torrington barbie . . . attractive red-head . . . clothes that match . . . likes sports . .. a team's best fan . . . never at a loss for words but lost without her hands . . . watch her facial expressions . . . eats and doesn't gain an ounce . . . makes friends easily . . . liked by all . . . Cheerleader 1, Horseback Riding 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Sports Leader 4, WAA, Numerals 2, Chorus 1, College Handbook 1, Calen dar Committee 2, Officials Club 1, 2 ACE 3, 4, DIAL 4. I 47 ANNE LOUISE HOOPER Elementar Torrin ton Y 9 hoop . . . whiz with a needle and a fancy for mak- ing pretty'clothes . . . twinkling eyes and a smile for all . . . always willing to help a friend . . . if you drop' a stitch, Anne will tix it . . . latest interests include motor-boat racing, a blue convertible . . . Dorm Council lp Chorus 'l, 35 Horse- back Riding 'Ip Bowling 31 ACE 4. 48 JOHN E. HILLIARD Distributive Ed-Physical Ed Hartford john . . . outdoor man who spends his free time scaling mountain slopes with his equally ambitious wife . . . superb talker on most school subiects . . . has taken them all . . . ready wit and subtle humor makes one wont to know him better . . . if iw PATRICIA ANN HOWLEY Elementary New Britain trish . . . pretty blue eyes . . . smiling, always smiling . . . loves to play the piano . . . whizzes around in her brother's new car . . . noted for her exciting trips with the car, especially after chorus . . . pet con- versation-her two nieces . . . charming to know . . . Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Visual Education Club 2. PATRICIA M. HUGHES Elementary New Haven pat . . . tall, dark and blue-eyed . . . dependable . . . always at her best . . . the pleasant compan- ion . . . an A plus swimmer . . . thoroughly con- scientious . . . lady-like and soft spoken . . . there's a time and place for everything . . . amusing . . . Chorus 3, Red Cross 2, Vice-Chair- man 4, ACE 4. 49 DCROTHY LOUISE HUNT Business Education Springdale dottie . . . 5'5 package of femininity . . . lovely hair and eyes . . . snappy dresser . . . always ready, willing, and able. . . can give or take a ioke equally well . . . efficient and poised at all times . . . frank . . . friendly . . . answers to Lil . . . avid mystery fan . . . her trips to out-of-the-way restaurants make her a connoisseur of good food . . . Cheer Leader 'I, Student Council 3, Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Budget Committee 1, 2, 3, Chair- man 4, Dorm Council 4, Assistant Sports Leader Badminton 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. MATTHEW S. HUMINSKI Industrial Arts Bridgeport matty . . . Marine Corps veteran . . . married . . . usually can be seen waiting for a train to Bridge- port , . . enjoys a game of cards with the boys . . . looks for a good time . . . passes his time by build- ing airplane models and ships . . . never in a hurry . . . sets his own pace for talking, eating and walk- ing . . . good all around man . . . , r 50 VITO EDWARD IPPEDICO Elementary New Britain doc . . . actively interested in sports . . . enioys adding to his collection of classical records . . . usualy seen with cigar in hand . . . constant com- panion to his green Packard . . . right hand man in the Art Department . . . always a constant smile and friendly greeting for everyone . . . 51 WILLIAM C. JACOBSON Industrial Arts New Britain iake . . . ex-Royal Canadian vet . . . hails from Montreal, Canada . . . married . . . lives in swank campus apts .... the outdoor man . . . his hobby is hunting and fishing . . . all other time is spent on shop work . . . favorite expression is eh . . . Industrial Arts Club 4. SANDRA ELINOR JOHNSON Elementary lvoryton sandy . . . stately blond . . . blue eyed gal from lvoryton . . . ready to help at all times . . . broad smile and friendly manner have won her many friends here at TCC . . . she may not know how to swing a bat, but is on the ball in spirit . . . lover of good times and good food . . . steak sandwiches at the Spa is one of her weaknesses .... Chorus 'lp Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Dorm Social Activities 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, ACE 3, Vice-President 4, RECORDER 2, 3, 4, DlAL 4. ' KEITH A. JOHNSON Business Education Quaker Hill keith . . . married . . . ex-Air Force . . . Jack of all trades . . . R. Heber's handyman . . . transfer from Worcester Jr. College . . . golfer . . . pianist extra- ordinary . . . curve raiser . . . corny sense of humor, but sharp . . . quiet and unassuming until you know him . . . often talkative . . . need a friend? . . . 52 AUDREY ELIZABETH JOYCE Elementary Middletown aud . . . lovely brown eyes that talk . . . natural curly hair the envy of all . . . emphatically declares there's no place like Middletown . . . one and only complaint is Middletown's terrible bus service . . . good sport . . . sincere . . . has reserved seat in Jap Corner . . . food chairman who always kept Art Club members well filled on picnics . . . Art Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, ACE 3, 4. LEONARD WOOD KEOGH English-History Fiskdale, Mass, len . . . this is THE Keogh . . . always ready with a friendly smile which immediately puts one at ease . . . can both tell and enjoy a good ioke . . . easy- going . . . suave manner disguises a sincerity and drive . . . attractive brilliance . . . smart style on the piano . . . avid reader . . . country boy who hates the city . . . College Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4, Lounge Committee 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4, Radio.Club 3, 4, English Majors-Minors Club 2, 3, 4, Assembly Lecture Com- mittee 4, DIAL 4, Eastern States Con- ference Delegate 3, UNESCO 4, RECORDER 4. 53 S X4 H ' , -, .. ' 'J RW- 1. 1 , 4 ' EV , V g g , Z , , , cfm V, t , if .flftl-'Z J n it '- -' , A ,, 3, f,'s-.ties -- DAVID T. KING Business Education New Britain rip . . . Air Force veteran . . . living on campus pent- house with his brand new daughter . . . usually runs a shuttle service between College and Rockwell . . . ready to talk about guns, Springer Spaniels or apple pie . . . present at every gathering . . . spark-plug of the married men's softball team . . . favorite saying Let's have a Coke. . . . Class Vice President 1, Football 2. HAROLD FREDERICK KIBBE Industrial Arts Hartford hal . . . better known as Kib . . . one of our strato- spheric boys f6'4 l . . . hails from Hartford and commutes via a convertible . . . a Navy vet who is certainly making the most of his training . . . good student . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . hobbies include shooting and skiing, and judging from his exactness, he is great at both of these sports . . . Chorus 'l, 2, 3, Visual Aids Club 'lp Men's Ensemble 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club 3. 54 S. ELMER KISH Industrial Arts Bridgeport kish . . . excellent person to have on your side . . . , married . . . happy-go-lucky exterior masks his in- ward sincerity . . . thoughtful toward all . . . ability with his hands will be a decided benefit to his I. A. pupils . . . campus apartment 'a fine example of his practical frame of mind . . . Chorus 2, Band 2, Industrial Arts Club 2. JOAN LUCILLE KLINE Elementary Meriden ioan . . . happy-go-lucky . . . bubbling over with vim, vigor, and vitality . . . never at a loss for a word of wit . . . knits flashiest argyles on campus . . . models sophisticated clothes . . . shares her love of music with that curly-haired blonde pianist in her life . . . good, dependable student . . . Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, Basket- ball 3, Softball 3, Bowling 3, Assist- ant Sports Leader 3, WAA Council 3, Numerals 3, ACE 4. 55 MARIANNE P. KUFTA Biology-Psychology New Britain marianne . one of our more interesting and at- tractive students . . . served as an Army nurse in ETO for fifteen months . . . was married in Paris and honeymooned on the Riviera . . . became a member of the faculty in '47 . . . is the mother of Billy, the favorite of the campus . . . PAUL LEONARD KRIKSCIUN Elementary-Psychology West Hartford paul . . . last of the lounge bridge addicts . . . knows all the isms . . . has a way with his instruc- tors by leaving lasting impressions with them . . . visiting staff member at the Hartford Hospital . . . Kriksciun and friction are synonymous to his friends . . . he also has friends . . . Track 2, Football 2, 3, ACE 3, 4, UNESCO 4, Psychology Club, Presi- dent 4. 56 WILLIAM E. KUFTA Business Ed-Physical Ed New Britain bill . . . interested in all sports and activities . . . particularly tennis, golf, baseball, football . . . at present principle vice is golf . . . has a trait of get- ting along with people due to his loquacious and amiable nature . . . lost his bachelor status while serving overseas . . . Officials Club 3, Baseball 2. if I C L LEONE T. KULAK Elementary New Britain lee . . . shining black hair and gray-green eyes . . . tall and willowy . . . unpredictable behavior . . . full of surprises . . . noted for her artistic ability which is always in demand . . . her versatility, a constant source of amazement to all who know her . . . one of those people one not only likes but admires . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids Club l, RECORDER 2, 3, Red Cross 2, Art Club 3, 4, President 4, DIAL 4, ACE 4, Unesco 4. 57 GILBERT LAURETTI Mathematics-Industrial Arts West Hartford gil . . . industrious individual . . . rare ability of being able to smile at any time to anybody . should meet success in his post college life . . . per- sonality will carry him far . . . served with Air Force for three years . . . ANTHONY EDWARD LATINA Industrial Arts-Physical Education Winsted bumps . . . veteran . . . tall handsome gentleman with long rolling waves . . . married and has found married life helpful in successfully completing his college education . . . loves all sports with baseball as top choice . . . understanding and studious . . . varied interests . . . industrial Arts Club 'I, 2, Correspond- ing Committee 'I, 25 Student Council 1. 58 IRENE VIRGINIA LEHMAN Elementary New Britain renie . . . energetic president of the ACE . . . her personality is bound to pay large dividends in the teaching profession . . . has a host of friends . . . never too busy to help anyone . . . serene beauty . . . lovely chestnut hair . . . excellent sense of humor . . . her impeccable appearance always a treat . . . Art Club 'l, 3, 4, Chorus 'I, 2, Poster Committee 2, 3, 4, ACE 3, President 4. Q' 3 , BY t I I ISABEL TOBY LEVINE Elementary Hartford iz . . . dignified . . . dark-haired beauty from Hart- ford . . . always well-groomed . . . maintains tena- cious loyalty to fellow elementaries . . . usually fre- quents College Spa in company with school intellects . . . music, dancing and lz are synonymous . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4. 59 HAROLD S. LOVELESS Mathematics-Physics New Britain harold . . . veteran . . . married . . . dwells at the Rockland Project . . . industrious individual and known to be a good student . . . has managed to maintain a high scholastic average . . . all his extra time spent on a part-time job to help defray the many expenses of post-war living . . . every indica- tion of a successful future . . . Math Club 3, 4. 60 ADELINE CAROLYN LOCICERO Business Education Stamford addie . . . one of Perry's Personality Kids . . . de- pendable and reliable . . . partial to coffee, music, and football players . . . enioys sports . . . pleasant and even tempered . . . known for that Locicero corn . . . haunts the B. E. office . . . takes time in making decisions . . . Commerce Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Program Chairman 4, Student Coun- cil 'l, 4, Corresponding Secretary l, Dorm Social Activities Committee l, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, College Social Activities 3, 4, Chorus 1, Baseball 3. LEWIS LYMAN English-History New Haven lou . . . veteran . . . transfer from New Haven Teach- ers College . . . sport jackets and rah-rah shoes distinguish him . . . lover of books and sports . . . music in any form . . . weekend trips to New Haven . . . literary talent . . . serious towarcl life . . . a first nighter . . . English Majors-Minors Club 3, 47 DIAL 47 RECORDER 47 Social Science Club 47 Forum 47 SUMMER TIMES 3j Literary Club 3, 4. ,jf Jil PATRICIA ANN LYNCH Elementary New Britain pat . . . nice combination of blue eyes ancl freckles . . . witty . . . never guess she's Irish . . . likes to arrange flowers for Church . good tennis partner . . . up on the latest sports . . . fine horsewoman . . . fond of dogs . . . resourceful . . . sincere . . . an inviting person to know . . . Chorus I7 Art Club I, 2, 3, Vice- Presi- dent 47 RECORDER 3, 4. 61 HELEN MALINOWSKI Elementary New Britain helen . . . inimitable, incomparable, indescribable . . . supreme individualistic . . . likes to walk in the rain . . . Bergman-like hairdo presents no problems . . . inveterate tea drinker . . . the CR 8. L line should start a library with all the books she left on their busses . . . loyal friend . . . her dreams will always come true . . . Art Club 3, 4, ACE 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Psychology Club 4. DAMARIS RUTH MacFARQUHAR Elementary Fairfield mac . . . trick up every sleeve . . . boundless energy . . . short haircuts and cute ways her specialty trim figure . . . sports minded . . . plays a hard game of basketball . . . stubborn Scotchman with a mind of her own . . . sleeps till noon . . . owns a booth in the Spa and a chair in the game room . . . sympa thetic listener . . . makes and keeps friends 'without effort 62 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Officials Club l, 2, Sports Leader 2, Soccer 1, 2, Archery 3. JOSEPH MICHAEL MANFREDA Social Science-English-Psychology Wallingford ice . . . a veteran who sought the road to higher education . . . in four years proved himself capable of the task . . . peculiar habit of visiting regions discussed in class . . . surely he comes from Missouri ...a heartforall... Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, College Forum 3, 4, English Maiors-Mniors Club 3, 4, Psychology Club 4, Literary Club 4. JUDSON E. MARBLE Elementary Meriden iud . . . the fella with the widest, most perpetual grin at TCC . . . always there with the laughs . . . there are serious moments too . . . active with UNESCO . . . man is lost without a sense of humor . . . friendly . . . never a dull moment. . . College Theatre 'l, 2, 3, 4, ACE 4, UNESCO 4. 63 MARTHA MUTE MARTINEZ Elementary New Britain martha . . . friendly . . . always cheerful . . . de- pendable . . . a true sport lover and roots for TCC teams . . . favorite sport is basketball . . . she is also a rookie golfer . . . music is another sideline . . . her pleasing personality and disposition will put her over the top . . . RECORDER, Assistant Advertising Man- ager 2, Advertising Manager 3, 4. DONALD O. MARTIN Mathematics-Physical Education New Britain don . . . finds great enjoyment in following sports, especially baseball . . . an ardent Cardnial fan and has often been told to move to St. Louis . . . walked for twenty-seven months with the infantry . . . loves to play cards, but always wonders why he cannot win a game . . . industrious . . . Alpha Phi Omega 4. f sfl 1 64 LEROY EDGAR MATHEWS Mathematics-Chemistry Southington lee . . . once in the Infantry and walked to ETO . . . up from Southington daily . . . constantly wrapped in a parallel postulate, a bridge contract and a huge letter G . . . remarkable combination of industry and accuracy . . . Lambda Mu Nu 3, President 4. if: A 2 M ...W ,az V f MARGARET M. MAYER Elementary Kensington marge . . . conscientious President of the Art Club . . . a good student . . . enjoys boating . . . holds her own in knitting . . . likes a good movie . . . cross- word puzzle fiend . . . quiet and resourceful . . . likes fun at the right time . . . size is no indication of her worth . . . rarely seen without Irene . . . Art Club 'I, Secretary 2, President 3, ACE 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Poster Committee 3, Chairman 4, Archery 'I, Hiking 'I. 65 JOAN MARGARET McCARTHY Elementary New Britain mac . . . a soft, low voice and quiet but frequent laugh . . . everybody's girl . . . Irish wit . . . her tastes lean toward steak, Jalousie and Lee . . . always has a lot to do, but never too busy . . . long, slender, graceful hands for a Jergen's ad . . . RECORDER, Advertising Manager 2, Business Maanger 3, Managing Editor 4, Red Cross 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Poster Committee 3, 4, Class Publicity Chairman 3, 4, Horesback Riding 'l, Hiking 1, Art Club 4, Unesco 4, ACE 4. RICHARD ALLEN MAYER Social Science-English Bridgeport dick . . . Army vet . . . a lad with brains, talent, and sincerity . . . an idealist with an irresistible sense of humor.. . . a racanteur who tells an amusing story with perfect eclat . . . one of our top music makers . . . flashing fingers can make the piano laugh or weep . . . great guy to know . . . College Forum 2, 3, Social Science Club 3, 4, Assembly Lecture Com- mittee 4. K -J fi li 1 K 66 JEAN HELEN MCCCRMICK English-Sociology West Hartford iean . . . a demure miss with a Mona Lisa smile . . . thoroughness and high purpose are characteristics of this charmer . . . despite the subdued exterior, she's one to enjoy living, and her sense of humor is as keen as it is delightful . . . sympathetic . . . one easy to like . . . teaches dancing for fun . . . English Majors-Minors Club 2, 3, 4, Social Science Club 3, 45 Sociology Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Poster Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 4. X - ,,.s 'G' . s In 1, - eg-ry ,wg rt 'Q 5 . 5 MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE Chemistry-Science Manchester mickey . . . ex-Marine . . . terrific sense of humor . . . married and commutes from God's country in a '48 Nash . . . spends much time in chem lab finish- ing up those experiments for the Doc . . . his hobby is mainly that of living . . . married life is his maior activity . . . 67 DAVID EDWARD MILLER Industrial Arts East Haven dave . . . veteran . . . married . . . is a papa to a baby boy . . . main interests are in the home . . . spends time in craft hobbies . . . pounded many a nail for College Theatre productions . . . excellent worker and a good student . . . College Theatre l, 2, 3, 4, Forum 2, 3, 4, Track Team 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY P. MENDITTO Chemistry-Mathematics New Britain tony . . . veteran . . . cheerful . . . loyal friend . . . believes man to be nothing more than a chemical formula . . . nothing is difficult . . . half his life has been spent in a test tube . . . hard worker . . . there's a reason for everything . . . life is no acci- dent . . . ambition leads to success . . . American Chemical Society 3, 4, Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4. 68 LOIS ANITA MINOR Mathematics-English Terryville lo . . . gay but analytical . . . sports the title of be- ing the only girl math maior in the Senior Class . . . hopes to combine her knowledge of teaching with church work in the fuutre . . . blond, blue eyes . . . a wonderful friend to all who know her . . . Chorus 'li Dorm Student Council 'I7 A Speedball 17 Badminton 1, 37 Press Club 27 RECORDER 2, 37 Student Council 27 WAA, Numerals 37 Sports Leader 47 Forum 3, 4. RALPH J. MISERENDINO Social Science-Psychology New Haven mez . . . Lieutenant in Army . . . quiet, unassuming chap . . . likeable and friendly . . . honesty and perseverance two of his many outstanding charac- ter traits . . . very helpful . . . laughs readily . . . sincere in his beliefs . . . progressive ideas . . . likes to dance . . . collects coins . . . interested in govern- ment and world affairs . . . English Majors-Minors Club 37 Forum 3, 47 Politcal Scence Club 47 Psy- chology Club 4. 69 MARY ANN MORELLI Elementary Southington mary ann . . . as easy to get along with as she is easy on the eyes . . . takes her classes nonchalantly . . . has a zest for swimming, dancing and bicycling . . . loves her afternoon naps . . . always missing buses . . . quiet charm . . . dreamy expression . . . winsome personality . . . makes a lasting impression . . . iust the person to have around . . . WANDA JOANNA MISH Business Education Stamford mishie . . . rarely at a loss for words . . . possesses a wanda-fully keen sense of humor . . . frankness of manner . . . constant friend who always remembers the little things . . . her philosophic dissertations have baffled us . . . piano moods reveal her fine taste in music . . . a knit wit with argyles . . . Commerce Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Hockey 1, Numeral 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. 70 ANN MARY MYSLIWIEC Elementary New Britain ann . . . wrinkled nose, sign of deep concentration . allergic to cats . . . favorite expression stop that nonsense . . . passion fried chicken at midnight . long overdue library books for root-beer soda and . . greatest problem- . . . clothes have that especially-designed, custom-made look . . . only Mike can call her Annie . RECORDER 2, 3. FRANK PAUL NAPPE Science-Mathematics New Haven knapp . . . Air Corps vet . . . received Distinguished Flying Cross and other campaign bars . . . campus hero . . . has much interest in science . . . aviation main hobby . . . big interest today is one year old son, Frank William and wife, Marie . . . always on the 71 FUD... Lambdu Mu Nu 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 'I, Treasurer 2 President 3, Intramural Softball 2, 3, 4 I Basketball 2, 3, 4, Chairman of Cloth- ing Drive 3, Co-Chairman Commun- ity Chest Drive 4. E. JUNE NAPPI Elementary-Industrial Arts New Britain iune . . . affectionately called Nap by her col leagues . . . returned to the college after a two year absence . . . displays a trim figure . . . a smart dresser . . . may be seen showing her athletic ability on the tees and clay courts . . . dont let those horned-rimmed specs tab her a grind friendly smile and cheery greeting . . . College Theatre 3, Forum 3, Bas- rM,.,g-, ketball 1, 2, 3, tennis 1, 2, 3, RECORDER 3. WILLIAM J. NAUGHTON Social Science-Psychology New Britain . Air Force vet . . . our RECORDER headline sharpest iournalistic swerve on campus . . . the great wheel himself . . . atomic energy . . . pleasant manner . . . pugnacious editor . . . dean's list regu- ar . liberal and progressive ideas . . . scholar- ly detachment . . . diplomat . . . has no bone to bury no axe to grind, but always has a policy . . . RECORDER, Assistant Editor 'I, Editor 2, 3, DIAL, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, SUMMER-TIMES, Editor 3, EVE- NING-TIMES, Editor 4, Student Council 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Eastern States Conference 2, 3, NSA Conference 3, Forum 3, Senator Conn. Mock Legislature 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Student Public Relations Assist- ant 3, 4. LAWRENCE O. NELSON Industrial Arts Newington larry . . . our Mr. President . . . worker, fighter, leader . . . passion for cigars, other vices less obvious . . . carries volume at all football cmd basketball games . . . aggressive . . . talked his way to toastmaster for All-College Banquet . . . our class comedian but under his frolic lies much logic . . . overwhelming reality of the life around him . . . Chorus I, Student Council 2, REC- ORDER 2, Eastern States 3, Mock Leg- islature 3, 4, DIAL 4, Class President 3, 4, Chairman Homecoming Weekend 3, Toastmaster All-College Banquet 3, 4, Who's Who 4. K 'lik' SERGIO N. NERI Industrial Arts Bridgeport serge . . . ex-lieutenant . . . from Bridgeport . strong love for fiying . . . destination Long Island competent driving instructor . . . right at home hind the wheel . . . always ready for a good time Art Club 'I. 73 O GEORGE FRANCIS NORSIGIAN Social Studies-Industrial Arts Hartford george . . . happy always . . . a welcome smile and a warm greeting . . . well acquainted with govern- mental history and present day politics . . . a friend who is both interesting and pleasant to talk with . . . keeping his car in tip-top shape is his hobby . . . Chorus 1, 25 Press Club 35 Lounge Committee 3, 45 DIAL 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Mock Legislature 35 Social Science Club 45 Forum 3, 4. RUTH ALEXANDER NETTLETON Elementary Guilford ruthie . . . flashing brown eyes and dark hair won her that Mrs. . . . full of pep . . . never at a loss for words . . . always with a smile and never alone . . . gets around as fast as that motorcycle she and Will ride . . . her three W's: Will, Wesleyan, and Why Not . . . has an abundance of ideas . . . Student Council 15 Cheerleader l, 25 Basketball 15 Softball 15 Soccer 25 Field Hockey Sports Leader 35 Lounge Committee 3, 45 Kappa Delta Pi 3, Vice President 45 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Who's Who 45 DIAL 4. yr 74 EVA BEATRICE NORTON Social Science-English-Psylchology Newington A L g eve . Newington's pride and joy . . . does the Chamber of Commerce pay her for the plugs? . . . one of Etzel's regulars in the college chorus strike-out queen at bat . . dark brown eyes that 3 shme . . reserved spot on Dean's list . . . Plainville Highs favorite training student . . . need a friend? see Eve . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Man- ager 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, Presi- dent 4, RECORDER 1, 2, 3, 4, HAND- BOOK 2, Forum 3, 4, Social Science Maiors-Minors Club 4. sg.:-f PRISCILLA ELLEN OLMSTED Business Education Moodus priscilla . . . blond atom . . . flashy temper . . . scintillating . . . a real trooper at heart . . . has a mind of her own and knows how to use it . . . manages to say the wrong thing at the right time . . . great financial wizard . . . snappy cheerleader . . a sense of humor to top off her personality . . . Soccer 'l, Horseback 1, Cheerleader 'l, 2, Sportsleader 3, Baseball l, 3, Num- eral l, Letter 3, College Theatre 3, 4, Commerce Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Council 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council 2, DIAL 3, 4, Assist- ant Business Manager 3, Business Man- ager 4, Business Manager All-College Banquet 3. 75 FRANK MICHAEL PERRY English-Psychology Danbury frank . . . Air Corp veteran . . . a serious student often hidden under an armful of books . . . demands perfection . . . a conscientious worker and the pos- sessor of a keen sense of humor . . . lover of sports and books . . . tall, dark, a fine taste for clothes . . . a sincere friend . . . Literary Club 3, 4, Psychology Club 4, Forum 4, RECORDER 4, HAND- BOOK 3p Student Council 1, 2, 3. ROBERT HARDING ORCUTT Mathematics-Physical Education Kensington bob . . . Navy veteran . . . hails from the Blue Hills of Kensington . . . his major and minor may seem an odd combination, but these are his top interests . . . familiar sight around East Hall . . . transfer student from Tufts and Harvard . . . his Mrs. works at the Book Store . . . College Theatre 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Officials Club 2, Lambda Mu Nu 2, 3, Vice President 4. 76 HELEN TH ERESA PESCIK Elementary Manchester helen . . . lovely eyes and delightful smile . . . cle- pendable and friendly . . . has a flair for roller skating, barn dancing and making new friends a talent for art . . . responsible for many posters we have seen and admired . . . vivacious . . . sparkling personality . . . Chorus 'I, 2, 3, Art Club 1, Archery 3, Soccer 3, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Forum i l, 2, 4. CAROLYN PHIPPS Business Education East Hartford chips . . . when Phipps' around, the chips'll fly . . . independent . . . self-sufficient . . . where there's someone's will Chips'll find the way . . . untroubled by petty irritations . . . goes by the Golden Rule . . . everybody's friend . . . gal with stars in her eyes . . . dying wish will be a cup of coffee . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Radio Club 3, 4, Political Science Club 4, DIAL 4, Dorm Council 4, Commerce Club 3, 4. 77 U SHIRLEY MARIE PONTE Business Education New Britain shirl . . . you know her by her twinkling eyes, her sunny smile and her gentle humor . . . one of TCC's most dependable committee-women . . . lover of sports . . . an aptitude for work and study . . . popular both on campus and off . . . Commerce Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Social Ac- tivities Committee 3, Assembly Lec- ture Committee, Secretary 3, Calendar Committee 2, 3, 4, Chairman 3, 4, Baseball 1, Basketball 'l. 78 EDWARD GREGORY POLANSKI Industrial Arts Wallingford . ex-Naval Aviation . . . the fella with the flicker . . . never does a college event pass without a view of the lad and his camera . . . ambitious shitty and cooperative . . . allergic to blonds person one can rely on and hear a long way look, click, and then hope . . . smile please . Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, DIAL 3, Photography Editor 4, RECORDER 2, 3, Photography Editor 4, Visual Edu- cation Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, SUMMER-TIMES, Photography Editor 3, EVENING- TIMES, Photography Editor 4. 1, we JOHN J. POWELL General Science-Physical Education Clinton red . . . married . . . commuter from the shore line . . . noted for his quick get-away when his classes end for the day . . . has an ardent interest in all sports . . . interesting talker in class . . . size belies his appetite . . . always orders a double order of something li EDWARD F. POWERS Industrial Arts-Psychology New Britain ed . . . one of our married veterans . . . has a son, Tim, on whom the sun rises and sets . . . always good for a laugh . . . one of the graduates from Fertile Valley fthe project down underl . . . his extra time spent on being a husband and father . . . 79 THOMAS REYNOLDS Industrial Arts Thomaston tommy . . . behind that great stone face is perhaps the best sense of humor on the campus . . . a great lover of the outdoors and during the fishing and hunting seasons he spends more time out then in the classroom . . . known to his friends as T. F. . . . sincere . . . VERA ETHEL RABINOW Elementary New Britain vera . . . gabby . . . lovable . . . always smiling . . . a standard fixture around TCC . . . a good friend to all and a good friend to have . . . has a heart for children . . . transfer from NYU . . . College Theatre's favorite lady . . . College Theatre 2, 3, 4. R a 80 FRANK J. RICE Biology-Science New Haven scoop . . . ex-Infantryman . . . married . . . commutes from New Haven daily . . . quiet, good worker, conscientious . . .equally at home with microscope or wrench . . . can fix anything mechanical or elec- trical . . . his maior activities are eating, arguing, and automobiles . . . has a dry sense of humor . . . a fixture on the dean's list . . . GLADYS RODGERS Business Education Newington glad . . . everybody knows her . . . her warm friendliness and pleasant personality help establish her as a natural for teaching . . . get Glad inter- ested in some activity and you have to step lively if you want to equal her drive, enthusiasm and thoroughness . . . Newington's favorite librarian . . . a smooth dancer and terrific skater . . . Chorus 1, 2, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Com- merce Club 2, 3, 4. 81 JEANNE ANN RYAN Elementary Norwalk ieanne . . . dark, natural curly hair . . . hazel eyes Vi, Argq ,gig . . . Ireland's own . . . petite . . . ardent Yankee A ll'll ' - fan . . . one of the few to hold her class secretary Q, job for four years . . . loyal and true friend . . . firm V Qr, ti't ' lri - f in her beliefs . . . efficient in her work . . . X swdem Council 1, Kappa Delta Pi A5 JOHN JOSEPH RYAN Business Education New Britain jack . . . one of the well known smiling Irishmen . . . greatly interested in all sports . . . rabid and loyal fan . . . excellent student . . . his ability to gain respect ond admiration are certain to make him a successful teacher . . . has the luck of the Irish. 82 3, 4, Soccer 3, Chorus 'lp Class Secre- tary 'l, 2, 3, 4, DIAL 2, 4. fi JOSEPH SCHIEFFER Social Science-English West Cheshire l ioe . . . tall, blond and bashful??? . . . our Cheshire de fx pendable . . . touch of humor . . . dash of wit . . ardent Dodger rooter . . . found his love at TCC . . Senator to Mock Legislature . . . ambitious . . . Track 'I, 2, 31 Cross-Country 2, Stud- ent Council 4p Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Historian 4, Forum 27 Conn. Mock Leg- islature, Senator 3, Representative 4. ALFRED R. SCHOFlELD Social Science-English New Britain scho . . . Army man . . . transfer student from Dan- bury Teachers College . . . has a reserved place on the Dean's List . . . attended summer school at the University of Nottingham, England . . . married . . . wife comes from England . . . takes his work seriously . . . often takes time out for laughing . . . Forum 3, 4. 83 ABRAHAM SCHWARTZ Social Science-English New Haven abe . . . transfer from New Haven State Teachers College . . . definitely our gain . . . vitally interested in International Affairs . . . liberal viewpoint . . . strives honestly for the truth about all things and matter . .. knows more girls to greet on the campus than any other student . . . always friendly . . . very easy going . . . Forum 3, 4, President 4, Political Science Club 3, 4, Social Science Club 3, 4, English Major-Minors Club 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4. 84 BEVERLY JOAN SCHROEDEL Biology-Mathematics New Britain bev . . . our Bio genius . . . always dashing and hurrying from place to place . . . Well, gee what'll I say to my tutoring class? . . . dependable . . . scholarly . . . sincerity always encourages friend- liness . . . Orchestra l, Chorus 1, 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, Secretary 4, Lambda Mu Nu 3, Secretary 4, Stud- ent Budget Committee 3, Who's Who 4. RUTH JANE SEABURY Social Science-English-Psychology Oxford ruthie . . . girl with the red-rimmed glasses . . . true to Worcester Tech. and Betsy . . . pug nose behind the catcher's mask . . . homework? what's that? . . . Dean's list? Natch . . . What? Never heard of Ox- ford? . . . sewing? ask Ruthie . . . Miss Oceanbury . . . the S box at Marcus White Hall . . . always friend- ly, even to room-mates . . . Chorus 'lp Forum 2, 3, 4, Assembly Lecture Committee 'l, 2, Dorm Treas- urer 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Dorm Social Committee 3, Social Science Club 4, HANDBOOK 3. 85 A .2 .. 1 'gif FRANCIS E. SHEMBRISKIS Industrial Arts-Psylchology Waterbury frank . . . Army veteran . . . very quiet but pleasing personality . . . makes friends easily . . . proud father of a son . . . shoulders responsibilities with ease . . . enioys dancing . . . proves himself an un known comedian at the most opportune time . . Industrial Arts Club 'l. CLEMENT M. SILVESTRO History-English New Haven clem . . . Air Force veteran . . . excellent scholar and excellent organizer iwitness Student Council and Mock Legislaturel . . . well dressed lad . . . destined to be an important historian . . . keeps up with his friends in New Haven via weekend commuting . . . popular at both ends of the run because of his good humor, intelligence and ready wit . . . Student Council 3, President 4, Forum 2, 3, 4, RECORDER 3, English Majors- minors Club 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Mock Legislature, Historian 3, Who's Who 4. FREDERICK W. SHERMAN, JR. Social Science-Psychology-Physical Ed. Bristol fred . . . been around the college so long that he's a fixture . . . started in '41, into the army in '42, back again in '46 . . . interested in goverment . . . will discuss politics anytime . . . married to a former TCC girl . . . very active in veteran organizations . . . friendly, likes people . . . Assembly Lecture Committee 1, RECORDER l, Forum 'l. 86 WALTER F. SKORUPSKI Elementary New Britain walt. . . swell guy . . . hard worker . . . ACE booster . . . always ready for a coke and a smoke . . . hobby is collecting teaching materials . . . tests new teaching methods on his nieces . . . certain that he'll be a fine teacher . . . Chorus 'lp ACE 3, 47 Psychology Club 47 UNESCO 4. JOHN F. SMITH Industrial Arts New Britain john . . . quiet and unassuming . . . determined in his major field . . . always amiable to .friends and people . . . aggressive when a situation demands it . . . creates marvels in the I. A. shop . . . sport fiend . . . amusing in any group . . . reliable . . . interesting and interested . . . 87 JOHN S. STACHOWIAK Biology-Psychology New Britain iohnny . . . veteran . . . our psychoanalyst . . . likes to take part in a colloquy . . . an exceptional biolo- gist . . . sincere . . . scholastic amiable disposition . . . strong convictions . . . makes sense to the saying grass doesn't grow on a busy street . . . Psychology Club 4. LONGIN JOHN SONSKI Industrial Arts Somersville sone . . . Air Force veteran . . . amiable . . . photog- raphy favorite hobby . . . industrious . . . enjoyed his time with the chorus . . . never to be underesti- mated . . . frequent expression you know . . . dependable . . . spends time taking shots of various places from various angles . . . Chorus lp Visual Education Club 1, 2. 88 BETTY JANE STAFFORD Elementary Hartford droffats . . . sincere . . . conscientious and capable . . . always smiling and then laughing . . . a true friend . . . sense of humor . . . gracious listener . . . spends all her spare time in the summer swimming . . . usually can be found with Shir. . . . Art Club 27 Lambda Mu NU 2, DIAL 4, ACE 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4. s ,s 1 9 t + if' Lb 1 l SHIRLEY T. STEINMILLER Elementary Hartford shir . . . once a friend always a friend . . . poise and graciousness . . . enthusiastic and easy going . . . good listener . . . can always find time to assist others . . . can be found with or looking for the other half of the team- Droffats . . . Art Club 2, ACE 3, 4, DIAL 4. 89 1 Q ISEBELL SALLY SWENSON Business Education Stamford iz . . . Swede from Minnesota . . . efficient . . neat as a pin . . . one of our Who's Who girls . . greatly admired by all . . . lover of sports . . always running to meetings . . . willing to help any- body do anything anytime anywhere . . . -Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Who's Who 3, Dorm Council 3, 4, Student Council 3, WAA Secretary 3, Representative 4, Commerce Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Presi- dent 4, Sports Leader Badminton 3, Softball 3, Numerals and letter 2, 3, Associate Editor of BEACONS ON BUSINESS EDUCATION T, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Softball l, 2, Horse- back l, 2. JOSEPH JOHN STRONESKI Elementary Middletown sleepy . . . easy on the eyes . . . sincere . . . friend- ly . . . likes to travel . . . always rushing nowhere . . . keen interest in sailing and building boat models . . . quiet . . . promising future . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . Art Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, ACE 3, 4, UNESCO 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Track 3, 4, Psychology Club 4. 90 RENATO ADRIANO TATA Mathematics-History Danbury ray . . . veteran . . . mathematics maior with imag- ination . . . diminutive in stature but a giant in ra- tional nature . . . weekends in Danbury . . . a strong love for Home . . . leisure time: movies, sports events and reading . . . has an appreciation for clothes and an optimistic attitude toward life . . . Music Club 1, 27 Psychology Club 47 DIAL 47 Student Council 1, 27 Forum 'l, 27 Math Club 'l, 27 Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4. ui' GRACE THOMPSON Elementary Fairfield tommy . . . has a way of summing-up all situations which keeps all companions laughing . . . an excel- lent psychology student who will go far in this field . . . her understanding will help many a pupil to a better adjustment . . . a bright cheerful feather in the cap of TCC . . . Chorus i, 2j Art Club 17 Press Club 27 RECORDER 2, 37 Poster Committee 'l, 27 Speedball .Ii Basketball 17 DIAL 47 Psychology Club 47 UNESCO Council Recording Secretary 47 Student Affil- iate of American Psychological Asso- ciation 4. 91 IRENE TIBBETTS TRASKERS Elementary Haddam rene . transfer student from Farmington, Maine and Boston University . . . entered here as a Senior . . . familiar figure in the library studying assign- ments . . . former elementary school principal and teacher . . . always willing to help solve problems . . . is Mrs. Traskers in private life' and resides in Haddam . . . SAVERIAN JOSEPH TORINO Industrial Arts New Britain sav . . . the saxophonist of TCC . . . seen and heard at many school social functions . . . full of the old school spirit . . . found in the college lounge playing checkers or chess between classes . . . an expert at the game . . . Sav's never-say-die attitude toward teaching is remarkable to many and rewarding to him... Math Club 1, 2, Industrial Arts Club 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 3, 4, Track 2. 92 NORMA JEAN TURKINGTON Business Education Manchester turk . . . neat, trim, and mellow . . . our class com- poser . . . at home at the keyboard fboth piano and typewriterl . . . ardent Bosox fan . . . we'll al- ways remember Turk rendering in her sweet voice one of her own sentimental ballads, a highlight of many an occasion . . . good student . . . found Bob and a promising future at TCC . . . Cheerleader 'I, Co-Captain 2, Student Council 2, Commerce Club T, 2, 3, 4, Sports Leader 3, Golf 3, Dorm Activ- ities Committee 4. 1 5 ig' ,- -:v : NHS Q ' Ci- Eiv , 'azf tserswivk il Qi. Y wsggm-. f if N1 W in i -4 CHARLOTTE ELLEN TURNER Chemistry-Mathematics Plainville charlotte . . . the lone girl in the men-filled chem- istry classes . . . soft voice . . . gentle manner . . . sweet smile . . . fine artist, a prize winner, especially good at dog portraits and landscapes . . . a cham- pion of tradition, never the iconoclast . . . likes long walks through the woods and sports like archery, croquet, and tennis . . . Art Club 1, 2. 93 BARBARA ANN WALSH Social Science-English Hartford bobbie . . . tiny C4'9 l . . . studious . . . often taken for a pupil during training . . . proved a capable teacher . . . likes music and little children . . . makes all her own clothes . . . likes gay colors and black . . . diminutive but like dynamite when occasion demands, and many occasions have demanded her services . . . exit laughter . . . Chorus I, 2, Press Club 2, English Maiors-Minors Club 4. KENNETH FRANCIS VALENTINE Industrial Arts-Physical Education New Britain ken . . . ex-Army man . . . once popular athlete at New Britain High . . . followed through again in football and baseball at TCC . . . pride of the team . . . dreams of being a coach . . . interests many and iust as varied . . . Football I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, Bas- ketball lp Industrial Arts Club I, 2, Intramural 'l, 2, 3, 4. ,,: x ,. ' 7 f I'-' ' r 'ff 'W pilla r? aff? . , I lqz fsg ng t ' I - 94 ROGER L. WEBB Industrial Arts New Britain roge . . . Navy veteran . . . lives in the wilds of Rockland with his wife and daughter . . . a con- scientious and willing worker . . . equally at home in shop and dramotics . . . persuasive in his quiet way . . . able organizer . . . plans to continue in guidance . . . Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, College Theatre I. GEORGE NYLIN WESTERBERG Industrial Arts Milldale westy . . . a veteran of the Army Air Corps . . . one of our most loyal I. A. majors . . . a true friend to all . . . shooting and model airplane construction are his hobbies . . . if he is as proficient in these as he is in his I. A. shops, he must be turning out some fine scores and models . . . 95 MELVIN WILLIAM WILSON Business Ed-Physical Ed New Britain mel . . . one of the strong silent type . . . his crew- cut and flashy ties are his trade mark . . . one of the married vets on the campus . . . a Physical Ed. minor, got workouts pushing his daughter Kathy in a stroller . . . his wife, Virginia, managed the Lounge Cafeteria . . . Intramural Basketball 2, 3. RAYMOND JOSEPH WHITE Industrial Arts Hartford ray . . . an admirer of the finer things as illustrated by his pretty English wife and daughter Andrea . . . those English hand knitted sweaters were quite the thing . . . an Industrial Arts maior, his coffee table was his pride and icy . . . buying lollypops for Andrea at Gagliardi's is his daily chore . . . Industrial Arts Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Visual Education Club 3, 4. 96 MIRIAM WINN Elementary New Britain mim . . . kind and sincere . . . worry wart about school work . . . has some rare moments too . . . sweet . . . charming . . . friendly and willing to be friends . . . well-known at TCC . . . College Theatre 3, 4, ACE 4. ELEANOR MARGARET WINTHER Elementary New Britain ele . . . charm . . . personality plus . . . quiet voice and manner . . . humorous . . . can't put her down . . . if you ever notice anyone running for class five minutes after it begins, it's Winther . . . believes in better late than never . . . always asks, Did you see Ruthie? . . . Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, ACE 3, 4, Art Club 4. 97 .J if t f Q JOSEPH GEORGE WOODS, JR. English-Psychology New Britain oe . veteran . . . versatile . . . artistic ardor . . . has done sculpturing . . . able representative to NSA conventions . . . friendly . . . drives his Black Spider' to school . . .indulges in long, intelligent conversations over coffee . . . combines a love for words with a lawyer's persuasive powers . . . doesn't know meaning of apathy . . . a realist with a Bohemian outlook on life . . . College Theatre i, RECORDER 3, NSA Organization Committee Chairman 3, NSA Public Relations Officer 3, 4, Lounge Committee Chairman 3, 4, College Forum 2, 3, Student Council 4, Chairman English Maiors-Minors Club 3, Bookstore Committee 3, 4, Student Council Constitution Commit- tee 3, 4, Literary Club 3, Psychology Club 4. CARLINE JANE WINZIG Elementary Elmwood carl . . . full of pep and always smiling . . short blond and tantalizing . . . has traveled far around the campus-in more ways than one . . . lover of sports and good times . . . manages to get much done in the last minutes before class . . . has a great following of friends-men . . . WAA, Treasurer 3, 4, First Vice-Presi- dent 4, Class Treasurer 'l, Dorm Coun- cil 'I, 2, 3, Dorm Vice-President 3, Student Council 2, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 3, Tennis Sports Leader 3, RECORDER 2, 3, 4, Circulation Man- ager 4, Chorus 'l, ACE 3, 4, DIAL, Circulation Manager 4. A ROBERT H. WUSTERBARTH Industrial Arts Meriden wusty . . . quiet fellow . . . only speaks when he has something to say, but that something is something . . . serious, good student . . . highly interested in his work . . . equally interested in play . . . capable representative in Council . . . always concerning himself with the problems of youth . . . Kappa Delta Pi 4, Student Council 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cur- riculum Evaluation 4, Bookstore Com- mittee 4. EDWARD CHARLES YOKSTAS Mathematics-Chemistry Bridgeport slim . . . a graduate of the Junior College of Con- necticut where he received his Associate of Science degree . . . spent most of his time at TCC making up requirements . . . week-ends spent building a house with brother-in-law . . . amiable personality . . . a wholesome greeting for everybody . . . Math Club 4. 99 Zi i li ,B s x l I Q, Sf.. if ROBERT C. ZAORSKI Business Education New Haven bob . . . B. E. beaver . . . always available for a ride to and from New Haven . . . pretty fair dancer when he gets around to it . . . great TCC basketball fan . . . hobbies: reading and writing to his numer- ous girl friends . . . happy-go-lucky classmate . . . Forum 'l, 2, 35 Officials Club 3, 47 Intramural Basketball 4. ROSE YOUSOOF Elementary Stamford rosie . . . always cheerful . . . happy-go-lucky . . . a warm friend . . . nonchalant about life . . . delight- ful personality . . . great love for children . . . born teacher . . . lover of good food and cocker spaniels . . . exceptional worker . . . Chorus 'lp Psychology Club Treasurer 45 RECORDER 3g DIAL 45 Swimming lp Volleyball 3. 100 THEODORE M. ZAPERT Business Education Hartford ted . . . one of the best of the best dressed circle . . . always amiable . . . has a ready smile and is willing to cooperate with his classmates . . . has a vocabulary to match that smooth appearance and is never hesitant to use it when needed . . . Ted acquires that summer tan, for the most part, on the tennis court . . . Commerce Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Visual Edu- cation Club 4, Chorus 4. OTHER GRADUATES ELSIE IRENE SCHMITT Elementary Meriden toddy . . . all charm and vitality. . . elegant. . . fashionable taste for clothes . . . one of the best dressed girls on the campus . . . versatile . . . all the world's a stage . . . studious upon demand . . . spent most of her time behind the footlights . . . superb dancer . . . lights, curtain going up . . . Chorus T, 2, 3, College Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4. T01 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President ..... Thomas Benson Vice-President . . Gertrude Schaefer Secretary . . . . Anne Lopiano Treasurer . . Carmine Scavato In September, 1946, TCC opened its doors to more than 500 Freshmen, comprised, mainly, of returing veterans. It was the largest class in the school's history. United, the class worked hard to win the sports events on Fall Sports Day in both the Freshman and Sophomore years and took the award for Homecoming decorations in both years. Working hard, the class of 1950 has the spirit which should make it outstanding at TCC. 102 SOPHOM ORE CLASS OFFICERS: President ..... Frank D'Amato Vice-President . . . James Salafia Secretary . . . Beverly Jones Treasurer . . John Parker The Sophomore Class is distinguished in both quantity and quality. Its 400 students have already earned two bronze plaques in decorating and sporting competitions. This class set a high standard in its presentation of Freshman Court, with an especially vituperative prosecuting attorney, and it sponsored a highly successful Soph Hop, the first ever held at Memorial Hall. Its alert and hard-working constituents give promise of greater achievements to come. X f To xx s X . I 103 Q S H , . .. ,ff - , L, wx. 1 1. .V 1 1. .,. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President .... John Pescosolido Vice-President .... John Connole Corresponding Secretary . Ann Detrick Recording Secretary . Margaret Urban Treasurer ..... Marion Carter On September 9, 1948 the Class of 1952 arrived at TCC. The students spent the first few days getting acquainted with a new and confusing schedule, aided by Junior Advisors, their ap- pointed guardian angels. lnitiations a few weeks later made them slaves of the Sophomore Class. We really didn't mind the pigtails, the paiamas and the beanies and all was forgiven after the dance following Freshman Court, President Pescosolido stated. The Class of '52 is now well settled and digging in to the college life. 104 Days Gone By . . . Time takes all but memories . . . Can we ever forget . . . our fears when we took entrance exams . . . waiting anxiously for letters of acceptance . . . the sixteen boys who formed the bulwark of our class . . . the orientation program which left us exhausted . . . learning to set a table and eat with a fork in Mrs. Johnson's Guidance class . . . initiation with the usual hellz-a-poppin . . . the daily inspections to which the Sophs subiected us . . . the crazy clothes we had to wear . . . facing the storm the night of Freshman Court . . . losing the song contest only because we were so green in the art of presentation . . . singing The Class of '49 at TCC Will Ever Shine for Mr. Willhoit each day in Music Appreciation . . . singing Beethovan's symphonies in the same class . . . Miss Pihl throwing up the windows to let out the foul Freshman air . . . recruiting men for the chorus . . . the Stardust that transformed the gym and our eyes at our first college formal . . . electing our officers: Bill Domonell, President, Evelyn Scofield, Vice-President, Carline Winzig, Treasurer, Jeanne Ryan, Secretary . . . the Messiah ringing out from behind closed curtains at Christmas . . . saying good-by to the last December graduating class . . . the march of vets when January registration rolled around . . . the snap and zip which they gave the classes . . . the revival of Winter Weekend . . . being waiters and waitresses at the All-College Banquet and stuffing ourselves before the honored guests' arrived and ducking out during the speeches of the big-wigs . . . the year of the HB when gatherings took place in faraway fields . . . singing For He's a Jolly Good Fellow to Mr. Pratt . . . fighting the Civil War with Dr. Garrison . . . registration when it was still a snap . . . tackling the matter of point averages . . . struggling through finals and finally reaching June and rest. And don't we remember our Sophomore year . . . the new faculty greeting us when we returned . . . getting our revenge at last by initiating the Freshmen . . . Mac as the prosecuting attorney at Freshman Court . . . Betty Havey as the so-stern iudge . . . losing the tug-of-war to the Freshmen after sacri- ficing Bill Domonell's hand to the cause . . . again electing leaders: Phil Pitruzello, President, Shirley Granfield, Vice-President, Joe Horanzy, Treasurer, again Jeanne Ryan, Secretary . . . starting to win with Turk's second song, Teachers College of Con- necticut To Thee We Sing . . . upsetting the experts by being the first Sophomore Class to ever present a winning song . . . snow over Marcus White . . . the Spa opened and society moved from the HB to WQM ,W g Belvidere . . . Arnold College's pre-game merrymak- ing with red paint . . . the Sophomore Hop, a finan- cial flop but a social pop . . . the old lounge where smoke was thick, card games a trick, and talk was slick . . . our first experience with mass or mess regis- tration . . . Rockwell and Rockland expanded our campus . . . losing a week's notes when we dropped a pencil in Dr. Bingham's class . . . our pride in cheering Coach Merrick's exceptional Basketball Team . . . the excitement of the Holy Cross game . . . our fighting spirit made even the Jesuits cheer us on . . . the crowning of our first Snow Queen . . . Alpha Phi Omega was organized and at last we had a Frat . . . the night the gym was turned into a red and yellow circus tent by Mr. Crafts . . . shaking before the English department when we gave our Sophomore speeches . . . release when summer came around. The Junior year . . . when we lost some of the class to the quota system . . . Bill Domonell was an- other Groucho Marx . . . transfer students poured in to swell our ranks . . . Ty Florie began writing his notorious Ty-Quips . . . another song victory with Turk's Future Teachers of America United We Stand . . . new officers: Larry Nelson, President, Frannie Fratini, Vice-President, Ruth Nettleton, Treasurer, Jeanne Ryan again our Secretary . . . with a prayer on our lips we faced our training teachers for the first time . . . our class rings fiashed in the halls . . . Dr. Johnson helped us in our ring contract trouble . . . we gave our tests in Bird Center . . . we used real voting machines for Mock Legislature elections . . . Memorial Hall added to our growing campus . . . Mrs. Hess' original play, Of All The Years, was presented by College Theatre . . . our basketball team traveled to Kansas City for a tournament . . . the band stepped out in blue and gold uniforms . . . l Anita Cotter was our Snow Queen . . . the blizzard made our trips to Rockwell difficult . . . Chester Bowles came to TCC . . . Bill Naughton, as editor, revitalized the RECORDER . . . Ty launched the first literary publication of its kind on the campus, THE PILLAR . . . the Arts and Crafts class presented a program of costumes familiar to children at the hi' ,, , training schools . . . East Hall dedicated . . . we proved that the class could swing a dance with the Junior Prom Tulip Time . . . the Hartford affair and the mass meeting held during Senior Week . . . Louise Dorgeloh's able handling- of the All-College Banquet . . . Larry Nelson's familiarity with Gov. Shannon at the same banquet . . . ushering at Com- mencement and seeing many of our classmates off . . . going home to rest up for the final stretch. Seniors at last . . . and remember how our Mr. President, Larry Nelson, opened our first class meet- ing: Have you seen my antiqued ring? . . . officers: Bill Domonell, Vice-President, Ruth Nettleton, Treas- urer, Jeanne Ryan, Secretary . . . Turk did it again with We Lift Our Voices ln Song making it three times in a row . . . Clem Silvestro was our President of Student-Faculty Council . . . Ty continued with his Quips . . . the DIAL headaches were shouldered by Bill Naughton as editor . . . Let's see your dimples, said the G. Fox photographer . . . Dot Hunt headed the Budget Committee . . . our futile attempts to secure a helicopter for Homecoming Weekend, but we used a car . . . the seven witches at the Hallowe'en Party . . . Mr. Clark's interest in all our activities . . . Alpha Phi Omega adopted a -it war orphan . . . Kay Corsair guided the RECORDER . . . the controversy of those eligible to receive a diploma . . . the formation of a Bridge Club . . . the new lounge and its spectacular color scheme . . . the snack bar and Joe Woods, manager . . . Lenny Keogh's UNESCO speeches and sweaters . . . the discussions and arguments connected with Senior Week . . . Question 'I3 . . . the night we dug up these rambling memories . . . dreaming of a Senior Ball at the Astor Roof . . . settling for less and having a wonderful time . . . the last minute activities of the Banquet . . . getting caps and gowns and invita- tions straight . . . the arrival of the great day . . . not too sure if we wanted to leave the place . . . leaving the compus for the last time . . . looking forward to new friends and experiences as well as to renuions with those whom we've spent the best years of our lives. . W-P' lr ' X 33 t st, ns,,s v. g 5 f1,.. 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Wa 863,126 that 316 Imssions Ofnc the anno oadcages, O ons as in Variety iram Wi an annual honor bestowed It Were 175 loqhpfllgostjze ltic honorsstudents achiee announces Opefa brsmgers. C the Hirst the past. T music most beautiful and popular' 11538 Pigs Q Qrplallgei rf the fl' Thirty-SiX W during the ved schO1aS' duced the S55 and 6 .rael in half Of th he maj the dormitory. The men v Gard 637881-eed lleda 1219612 creceived fo hose names fall term he Compo tured' an ldel. so Egypty- aj 00110611 the queen from eleven FLWIO 811911 JO-3' AIO by tblyd app-2 are indicatunpoint avera are starreq. L tcuons ie? amusing Perjodllgs from th oratoj chosen by the dormitory I eafjtyerved te WOO rtoh' e Ooazfreshmen ed by Hgures ges. masses Sew Sung an Yogram der of will coasts Ea!-gy ten remaining will be Ff be Stu 468911 O Izyalrokl an 5088 ll dicated bi, Seniors in tra, 'except for gtefe tes' TW? is one, 5 tem the pro Mute th the Queen. Music will be 'il S .debt V6 .Q S tj: Q' Th the lett ., ,Hung ar ' necdo XOWO amd D . Q11 e f . el' t,- n perafwe gram- T by Vinny Cazzeta and his orcheflle body Vote SUGLI, UL Ouowmg Stu . 6 lni L d me era 6 an - 09 s Ce Oflw A fesvon el - r UE The RECORDER is the school paper which is published bi-weekly. lt is the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The RECORDER is more than an agency for dispensing news of the the instrument through which the sentiments, plans, and viewpoints of the faculty are expressed, and as such, it is of paramount importance in the a member of campus. lt is students and college com- munity. More important, perhaps, is the tact that the board of the RECORDER continually urges members of the college family to express themselves publically in its pages. Hence, it is a channel for new ideas, an alert commentary, and practical suggestions for -W zzswfsfgsts improvement. H y ggyy . .,isV A lii. .,.. V eiis is isrr T ---f ' is Y 'ii ' rssr is . I ' ' Z--, 537 lf' liiixffgi files ' Ti' - '- C K l a 1 siss s Kay Corsair Ty Florie Joseph Dougherty Joan MCCCll'll'1Y Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager MOI1O9if19 Editor 'II3 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was estab- lished to promote harmony and cooperation among all individuals constituting the membership of the Student-Faculty Cooperative Gov- ernment Association, and to provide the framework for a democratic government in which all members may participate. The Council is now working on a new constitution that will enable the group to serve the increased enrollment more ade- quately. Through the enthusiastic and efficient cooperation of this year's members, next year's stud- ents will find their Student-Council a more workable and effective organization. Officers: President Clement Silvestro Vice-President Pat Curley Secretary Romeo Bernier COLLEGE CHORUS Since the appointment in 1945 of Mr. Willhoit as Director of Music, the College Chorus has gained standing as a maior student activity. lt is the largest extra-curricular group in the college with over 75 members. The annual spring concerts have been school highlights. Choral music from both the modern and classical schools are per- formed. The group sings not only at college functions but at various community meetings as well, and their appearance on the radio has been frequent. Omcers: President Joseph A. Rogan Librarians Eugene Moye, Vice-President Beverly Schroedel Joseph Tripp Advertising Manager Eva Norton Faculty Director: Mr. Etzel Willhoit 114 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega was organ- ized and received its charter from the National Organization in March of l947. There are twenty- five charter members and seven faculty advisors. This chapter has taken part in or set-up the follow- ing: Blood Donors Corps, Campaign to collect clothes for the children in Europe, conducted in the college and in the New Britain vicinity, and the used book campaign at the college. Officers: President Chandler Hicks Vice-President Eugene Moye Secretary Ernest R. Hartz Treasurer Joseph Navarro ACE The Association for Childhood Education is an international organ- ization whose membership is open to all elementary maiors. The or- ganization strives to promote extra- curricular activities which are based on trends and ideas in education. The club sponsors speakers, dis- cussions, movies, demonstrations and excursions. It is also interested in providing aids for graduates by means of a Follow-Up-Confer-1 ence held annually. Olticers: President Irene Lehman Vice-President Sandra Johnson Recording Secretary Betty Jane Stafford Corresponding Secretary Margaret Mayer Treasurer Robert Nelligan Faculty Advisor Dr. Eleanor McLaughlin ART CLUB The Art Club is open to all stud- ents who desire experience in art. A member may paint, or develop problems in wood, leather, clay, raftia, linoleum, textiles, or metals. The club takes trips to various points of interest, such as a trip to New York Art galleries and museums. Most important, however, is the opportunity the club affords its members to express themselves artistically. Officers: President Leone Kulak Vice-President Patricia Lynch Secretary Mary Flaherty Treasurer Joseph Stroneski Faculty Adviser Mr. James Crafts ,, I--,L-5:fm:,s.i.z,e.zyfggf :.g'.x,,,.lf-cttwgig, ,snffeqgf'ssg- . - 3.2-fre-s'W11.,,,sg, Az E ii strip -L'Li :st J.. . iii'if-i3xf'.iii'-1512f.fffl if7 six' 2!5ii?fQ'fif -i55t3gvg.Qfa.Ta.fI:i' .. . -2 f' 1 sta se - f -- ff-- f . . . : ,,,.. x,. .Mx .,,WW,, ,, , , -51 V .: ,N.V ' V 1-5. - 'T 3 - what . , .' K f I is f 'K 1. A A 1 92... Viv ff Members: Lorraine Crockett, Eleanor Diters, Mary Flaherty, Gwendolyn Foote, Ruth Foster, Dorothy Gnazzo, Beverly Haines, Barbara Huggins, Sandra Johnson, Audrey Joyce, Casimer Kovaleski, Leone Kulak, Irene Lehman, Lorraine Lemire, Patricia Lynch, Joan McCarthy, Helen Malinowski, Margaret Mayer, Sergio Neri, John Nolan, Joyce Pizer, Gertrude Schaefer, Fred Soliani, Joe Stroneski, Laura Ward, Willmet Yokel. Q lx.: --'I-Rfb v,,. Members: Loring White-Chairman, Dorothy Chudzik, Robert Hamilton, Alice Hummel, Leonard Keogh, Muriel Lynch, Richard Mayer, William Mill, Ray Rapuano. T16 ASSEMBLY- LECTURE COMMITTEE The Assembly Lecture Committee has been quite active in planning new and more attractive programs to suit the interests of the larger and varied student body. The mem- bers ot this committee, with the help of their advisors, make the necessary arrangements for the programs and assume the respon- sibilities involved, meeting and introducing the guests, managing publicity, and taking care of back- stage work. .-me .tx v X' lx. X Q IFR el ' f s--' l L -.- C5 Members: Oscar Auer, Otto Boldman, G. R. Chase, Geraldine Ciesco, Rosemarie Downs, Jane Griltin, Robert Hurst, Richard Johnson, Lorraine Lachat, John F. Leary, Ernest Le Bean, Vera Moroz, Gerald Nolan, Barbara Rudewicz, James Salafia, John L. Sebas, Paul J. Sorbo, Jr., Russ Tupper, Soverian Torino, Filomena Vincenzo, Fred Ward, Betty Welte, Abbott White, Raymond J. White, Theodore M. Zapert. BAND Organized in 1946, the TCC Band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Soule, started in a small way, playing for football and bas- ketball games. ln the '47-'48 sea- son, uniforms were provided by the school, a constitution was writ- ten by Joe Borriello, and member- ship and repertoire were expanded. At present the band has the necessary instrumentation for con- cert work, and Mr. Soules is select- ing music for a proiected concert season. Officers: President Donald Pease Vice-President Joe Tripp Treasurer Roger Gentile Secretary Jack Parker Acting Secretary Barbara Rudewicz Librarian Ernest Judd Advertising Manager Harvey Saxton Student Director Joe Borriello AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB The Audio-Visual Education Club is open to all students who are interested in progressive education by audio and visual aids. The main aim of the club is to present mate- rial and ideas for later use. Ample opportunity is provided for mem- bers to become acquainted with the use of all of the college's and club's audio and visual equipment. An important branch of the club is photography. Opportunities for experience in amateur motion pic- ture production, making lantern slides, operation of lantern and motion picture projectors are avail- able to members. Officers: President S. Lee Joy Vice-President Edward Polanski Secretary Carol Stone Treasurer Morton Schweitzer ..,i rtsl B Members: Carl Beck, Rose Capen, Myron Cohen, James Cappellano, Jean Clines, Tom Dillon, Franklyn Finnan, George Forsythe, Bob Hahn, Richard Mowsesian, Rose Rudek, Fred Soliani, Saverian Torino, Joe Went. BEACONS. BEACONS ON BUSINESS EDU- CATION is a semi-annual publica- tion of the Business Education department and has for its aim the improvement of business education in the public schools of Connecticut and throughout the United States. Students, with the aid of faculty advisors, edit and publish the magazine which goes out to over one thousand persons and schools in our country. Articles are written tor BEACONS by leading business educators and prominent business men. BEACONS has been a TCC publication for the last eleven years. Members: Charles Franklin-Editor, Emiline Assenza, Doris Crowder, Rita Gagne, Isabelle Swenson-Associate Editors, Howard Gold-Business Manager, Romeo Bernier-Ass't Business Manager, Staff-Shirley Charak, Ann Detrick, George Haddad, James Mariconda, Eleanor Munson, Paul Sorbo and Lorraine Piarz. Faculty Advisors: Miss Catherine Stevens and Mr. Walter McConneI Members: Dorothy Hunt-Chairman, Louis Bibise, Margery Dehan, Geraldine Davin, Gene Franklin, Rita Gagne, Roger Gentile, Beverly Haines, Beverly Schroedel, Louis Sanzero. II8 BUDGET COMMITTEE The Budget Committee is respon- sible for preparing the student budget for presentation to the Student-Faculty Council. Each spring the committee decides on fees, allotments to various groups such as sports, social activities and pub- Iications. In a finished form the budget is submitted to Council for approval. The committee also handles emergency requests for money that comes up during the year. Members: Helen Ahlberg, Joe Bielawski, Marian Carter, Bruno De Marco, Robert D'Agostino, Regina Krarkowiak, Lorraine Rakowski, Sal Rossitto. CALENDAR COMMITTEE The purpose of the Calendar Committee is to keep the year's program as balanced as possible. Dates are submitted to this organ- ization for approval. A calendar is posted on the bulletin board with a record of all coming college social events. The committee also posts the weekly events on the stand in the main lobby. Commit- tee meetings are not held regularly since jobs are assigned at the be- ginning of each term. Chairman Shirley Ponte Secretary Ann Zemko Faculty Advisor Mrs. Miriam Underhill The purpose of the Commerce Club is to provide varied extra-curricular activities for those students who are maioring in Business Education. All Business Education stud- ents are members. Trips are made to offices, business houses, and law courts in New Britain and Hartford. Speakers from various fields are invited to address the members on different occasions, and special programs are planned at which different phases of business education are considered. Officers: President Shirley Charak Vice-President Peter Velidow Secretary Regina Krakowiak Treasurer Lorraine Rakowski Program Chairman Adeline Locicero Faculty Advisor Miss Betsy Morton l DORM PQI? ACTIVITIES The chairman and members of the Dormitory Social Activities Com- mittee are elected by the entire house. These members are repre- sentatives from the respective classes and serve for an entire school year. The calendar is tentatively drawn up at the end of each school year and the new corps of members use this list of suggestions as a basic guide and incorporate new ideas of their own. Some of the social activities include formal dances, paiama parties, and fireside chats. The culminating activity of each year is Winter Weekend. Chairman Louise Dorgeloh Advisor Miss Rupert Members: Frances Clark, Geraldine Davin, Ann Dietrick, Adeline Locicero, Jacqueline Miller, Katherine Platt, Norma Turlrington. . . 33 C7 Members: Isabel Swenson-House President, Moe Clarkson-Vice President, Shirley Charak-Head Proctor, Eleanor Munson-Secretary, Frances Wolnick-Treasurer, RcpresentativesfMary Jane Conroy, Agnes Doody, Dorothy Hunt, Emmy Lou Mercer, .Ioan Nibbling, Carolyn Phipps. DORM COUNCIL The Dormitory Council is the gov- erning body of the girls' dormitory. Its function is to set up regulations and to solve problems brought about by life in the dormitory. The council is composed of the house officers and representatives from each class. Meetings are held once a month at which times plans are made for the monthly house meet- ings which are attended by all the girls in the dormitory. twiki FW .. , Wy k ..., EEETQ j 1 ., ms.- - Is- +- ' Wei: 434: if-ffifiiii? Mil :fi-' Kr .g :Q 1, ix.. L .f S, 'K ' ii L f is Q5 Y .sm N I Tl? K H2 N f . .f ' F u we new af us ZS! us la can of Nw INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The Industrial Arts Club makes possible the development of an in- teresting program of extra-curricu- lar activities for students who are interested in Industrial Arts Educa- tion. Speakers, movies, special pro- grams, and field trips to near-by industrial organizations form a regular part of the activities of this club. Olticersz President Graham R. Chase Vice-President Maurice Lauridsen Recording Secretary S. Lee Joy Corresponding Secretary Abbott White Treasurer Steven Balgach Faculty Advisor William D. Chatfield COLLEGE FORUM The College Forum is designed to offer interested students an oppor- tunity to study and discuss con- temporary affairs. Meetings are held every two weeks and discus- sions are led by guest speakers as well as students. Officers: President Abe Schwartz Vice-President Francis Vasile Secretary-Treasurer George Stevens Faculty Adviser Mr. Carl B. Bomhoff gc, lap. ps I: L, INTERCOLLEGIATE LEGISLATURE N X74 The Second Annual Connecticut Intercollegiate Legislature was held at the State Capitol, Hartford in - March. Seventeen colleges from throughout the state participated. Originated last year to promote interest in government and acquaint students with proper procedures, the legislators assume regular Senate and House seats, and con- duct business in strict parliamentary manner. TCC elected two Senators and 15 Representatives to the Assembly. Members: Senators-William Naughton, Lou Sanzaro, RepresentativesfAgnes Daody, Joe Woods, Joe Boriello, Beverly Jones, Clit? Barton, Bob Chase, Larry Nelson, Sey- mour Scher, John Hook, Larry Green, Henry Giskin, Chandler Hicks, Joe Schief- fer, Eugene Moye, Rita Gagne, '-'- and A X Members: Helen Ahlberg, Howard Anderson, Doris Beyer, William Bryon, James Cappallano, Catherine Corsair, Louise Dorgeloh, Edward Drake, Roger Gentile, Bverly Haines, Frank Juszli, Adeline Locicero, Helen Malinowski, Joan McCarthy, William Naughton, Ruth Nettleton, Eva Norton, Jeanne Ryan, Joseph Schielter, Beverly Schroedel, Ruth Seabury, Clement Silvestro, Isabel Swenson, Paul Vouras, Roger Webb, Robert Wusterbarth. 122 fmt s, K xii 1 KAPPA DELTA PI Epsilon Mu, the local chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, was installed on April 12, 1943. Membership in the group remained small until Decem- ber of 1947 when the increased enrollment in the college resulted in more persons becoming eligible. KDP is a service organization and, as such, has assisted in promoting the various worthwhile programs and drives sponsored by the col- lege. Kappa Delta Pi is the National Honor Society in Education which aims to encourage high profes- sional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize out- standing contributions to education. Officers: President Eva Norton Vice-President Ruth Alexander Secretary Beverly Schroedel Treasurer Roger Gentile Historian Joseph Schieffer 'Y M a if Members: Fred Anderson, Harold Bellis, Lawrence Del Vecchio, Auran Fox, Vinton Grooman, Roger Lemelin, Harold Loveless, Le Roy Mathews, Joseph Mucci, Joseph Navarro, Robert Orcutt, Beverly Schroedel, Eric Smith, Renato Tata, Bernard Schultz, Edward Yakstas. LITERARY CLUB The Literary Club was organ- ized two years ago to provide an outlet for those students who have creative ability in the line of writ- ing. Monthly meetings are held at which current literature is discussed. THE PILLAR, the annual publication of the Literary Club, is designed to afford an opportunity for those in- terested in seeing their writing in print. LAMBDA MU NU Lambda Mu Nu meets once a month during the school year. Membership consists of students at the college who are interested in mathematics. Programs include guest speakers or members who speak to the group on some inter- esting phase of mathematics. At meetings members try to have both outside and membership participa- tion. Various problems are dis- cussed from Magic Squares to trick problems. ln the early part of the year a program is set up from the suggestions of the mem- bers. Officers: President Le Roy Mathews Vice-President Robert Orcutt Secretary Beverly Schroedel Treasurer Joseph Navarro Members: Tyrone Florie-Editor of THE PILLARQ Bruno DeMarco-Business Manager, Board-Frank D'Amato, Elaine Kravsow, Irving Kravsow, Raymond Rapuano, Dorothy Fauver. The Club oflicers: Patrick Walsh- President, Joan Kereleiza-Vice-President, Carmella Barbuto-Secretary. Dr. Francis J. Glasheen is faculty advisor. LOUNGE COMMITTEE The Lounge Committee consists of students chosen from each class and members of the faculty. lt is the duty of this committee to ade- quately equip and maintain the three separate lounges that have been provided. The committee was also responsible this year for the installation of a snack bar in the new lounge in Memorial Hall. This is the largest of the three lounges and has become a popular meet- ing place for both resident and non-resident students. Chairman Joseph Woods Secretary Julie Hawley Faculty Advisers Miss Betsy Morton, Miss Marian Gardner .xy NM ,. Members: Peter Aordkin, Janet Berten, Victor Campanelli, Geraldine Davin, Clark Denslow, Joyce Evans, Nancy Fohs, Gene Franklin, Julie Hawley, Una Heywood, Len Keogh, Patrick Malley, Kathleen Meyer, Ruth Nettleton, George Norsigian, Gertrude Schaefer, Rosmary Treat, Joseph Woods. The purposes of the Men's Athletic Association are: to aid in the physical and mental development of every student, to promote interest and sportsmanlike participa- tion in leisure-time activities of a physical nature, to promote a program of intercol- legiate sports, to sponsor an intra-mural sports program, and to cooperate with the Women's Athletic Association in promoting recreational programs and sports activities of interest to men and women. Active members are those men who have applied in writing to the secretary. Associate members are all men faculty members. Inactive mem- bers are all other men in the college. Officers: President William Tabatsky Vice-President Louis Sanzaro Secretary Burt Higginson Treasurer Victor Campanelli Publicity Director Peter Velidow 124 Members: Stanley Archaki, Frank Crane, Luke Farrel, Henry Guida, Lawrence Greene, William McCarthy, Joseph Navarro, Carolyn Phipps, Frank Salamon, Seymour Scher, Jerry Storm, Frank Vasile. PRESS CLUB The Press Club is a training ground for future members of the colIege's publications. People in- terested in editorial work on the RECORDER, the DIAL or the PILLAR, have an opportunity to perfect their technique and to learn the essentials of the publishing busi- ness. When they have become ac- quainted with newspaper methods they are invited to ioin the staffs of the college newspaper, year book and literary magazine. President Richard Roberts Vice-President and Secretary is Gloria Caruso Treasurer Elizabeth Burak POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB The Political Science Club was started in May of 'I948 by a group ot people who wanted to get to- gether at regular intervals to discuss politics and current affairs in an informal way. Occasionally guest speakers are invited, but for the most part members themselves pre- pare and present the programs. The meetings, which are held every two weeks, are conducted in sem- inar fashion with a different dis- cussion leader appointed for each meeting. President Lawrence Greene Vice-President Stanley Archaki Secretary William McCarthy Program Chairman Abe Schwartz Faculty Advisor Mr. Stanley Ballinger PSYC HOLOGY CLUB The purpose of the Psychology Club is to inspire its members with some vision of psychology at work, enlist their enthusiasm in the furth- ering of such development, and bring them to see the improvement of teaching through the use of psychology. Meetings are held regularly at which discussions and guest speakers are the principle attractions. President Paul L. Kriksciun Vice-President George Bondra Secretary Marion Hobson Treasurer Rose Yousoff W' J K AR X 5 l - fy 'mrs' 1 I, QQ' ly tl' K -sys. 3 -. 5' fi iff' llslll ,, .... 55- filming, Members: Sandra Johnson-Chairman, Pat Hughes-Vice Chairman, Jane Shepard-Chairman of Newington Crippled Children's Home, Fred Soliani-Captain of Motor Corps. Volunteers: Olga Bodie, Janet Cody, Jean Le Clair, Pat Deegan, Alice Hummel, Mary Mclntire. RED CROSS The Red Cross Unit here at the college was organized in 1946 as one of many similar units through- out the country. The purpose of this unit is to aid any organization or project in the community which needs help. The outstanding service rendered last year was weekly dances for patients at the Avon Old Farms Convalescent Hospital in which many of the TCC girls participated. Plans for this year in- cluded service proiects at the Vet- erans Hospital in Newington and at the Home for Crippled Children in Newington. ...s...,f... RADIO WORKSHOP The aim of the Radio Workshop is to give interested students an opportunity to experience some of the phases of radio work. A member may actively participate in announcing, acting, script writing, production, engineering, and clerical procedures. The second purpose of the group is to publicize the Teachers College of Connecticut. Among various productions given have been comedies, psychological dramas, discussions and musicals. Officers: Roland Powers-President, Sonia Miller-Secretary, Doris Cowder-Corresponding Secretary, Lois Cope-Treasurer, Robert Hurst -Production manager. Mr. Reginald L. Swann is faculty advisor. SGCIAL I ACTIVITIES h s I 'L COMMITTEE The Social Activities Committee is responsible for the planning of college dances. They decide upon the date and time of these affairs, and may also, if they wish, hold dances in honor of certain occas- sions. They are responsible for all arrangements, orchestra, refresh- ments and decorations. Co-Chairman Addie Locicero, Irene Balfe Secretary Barbara Ferguson Treasurer Vic Campanelli Members: Helen Ahlberg, Irene Balfe, Vic Campanelli, Robert Costin, Barbara Ferguson, Frank Gozzo, Addie Locicero, Marie Pitruzella, Betty Selander, Morton Schwitzr, Joseph Straneski. 127 WAA Each girl who enters the college becomes a member of the Women's Athletic Association. The officers are elected by the girls of the col- lege and each class elects repre- sentotives to the association. The WAA offers an all-year sports pro- gram to the girls who are inter- ested and those who participate freely are rewarded with letters and numerals. Officers: President Gladys Griffin Vice-President Carline Winzig Second Vice-President Marie Pitruzzello Secretary Lorraine Rowkowski Treasurer Emmy Lou Mercer x 'Won COLLHSETHEATRE The College Theatre, whose annual three-act play is a social highlight of the school year, is open to all students who wish to try-out. To its members, it offers opportunities to study the theatre by acting in plays, studying costumes, design and construction. Some of the clubs past productions have been The Man Who Came to Dinner, Squaring the Circle, an original one act by Mary Brim Hess, Ot All The Years, and a one act play by GBS. Ofticersz Arthur Dunham-President, Raymond Rapuano-Vice- President, Joan Brown-Secretary, James Killian-Treasurer. Faculty Advisor Mr. Brobury P. Ellis. UNESCO The Teachers College ot Connec- ticut United Nations Educational, Scienttiic and Cultural Organiza- tion was formed in October, 1948, under the supervision of Mr. Lother Kahn. The Council is comprised of one representative of each organ- ization in the college, plus any student who takes an active part in any of UNESCO's projects. Officers: Faculty Advisor Lothar Kahn Chairman Joseph Borriello Deputy-Chairman Larry Greene Corresponding Secretary Beverly Jones Corresponding Secretary Judson Marble Recording Secretary Grace Thompson Treasurer Joseph Stroneski Public Relations Manager Jerome Storm 129 wtf WHO'S WHO IN AMER CAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES I9-49 Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities is a national publicaiton that lists the names of selected students from more than 600 colleges and universities each year. Students are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, participation in college activities and ability to assume leadership. A council composed of students and faculty members serves as the selection committee. The purpose of the publication is to give out- standing students national recogni- tion and alsoito serve as a place- ment bureau for those listed. Members: Shirley Charak, William G. Dommonell, Rita Gagne, Dorothy Hunt, Adeline C. Locicero, Charles C. Kilby, William J. Naughton, Ruth Nettleton, Larry Nelson, Jeanne Ryan, Beverly Schroedel, Clement Silvestro. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Frederick Camp Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is a national organ ization, that serves as a connection between chapters in many teachers colleges It offers opportunities for professional information, social contacts, and service related to the field of education. The FTA is part of the National Education Association and the Con necticut Education Association which gives the student contacts with these organizations that will be so important to him when he enters the teaching profession Officers: President Francis Gosinski Secretary Jeanette Belanger Vice-President George Simpson Treasurer Joseph Russell NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION The National Student Association, to which TCC became affiliated in March of 1948, is only two years of age. It is an association of student governments with national headquarters at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Wisconsin The Committee at TCC, is a sub-committee of the Student Council and works with Council to improve student government and student welfare on the campus as well as on the campuses of other member colleges. At TCC the Committee has been instrumental in helping to form a UNESCO council and has furnished this group with addresses of foreign students In Germany, France and other countries in Europe. Officers: Coordinating Chairman Nancy Bishop National Chairman Cliff Barton International Chairman Beverly Jones Public Relations Officer Bruno De Marco Executive Secreatry Marilyn House CHEERLEADERS Never at a loss for spirit or energy, the spry members of the Cheerleading detail are the pride of the college. Whether it be foot- ball, baseball or basketball the trim feminine figures valiantly whip the spectators in to the excitement of the moment-a definite asset to the hard working boys on the field. Members: Helen Tukeva, Janet Jackson, Sally Roberts, Therese Orlacchio, Lorraine Merz, Alona DeGarmo, Annette Augeri, James Scioti, and Jacqueline Miller. ,g,.ug,f. r -,lv-.. is., ,Q -.fgyfff f f,yS4gVf-K Qi V. ,:,.ss'fy 125 'j ' ge 1 g,,,,,gg,f. ,f M, .1 .111 My ,- .. , , ,..Q ,, ..,. .... .,,,,., , fy ' V, , ,,,, ., ft, ,if ,L-iii , 'Ii -, -, eff- 1 V J HIgQ.. . 1,y1,,.y,, ,, il., -it ,,sgg,,ggffgi':i,1,'1A .1122 'ff' - vw- , f :ff-Mr, f,t, iIQ','A 'i'2i ':EEg, figs, w 5 nf' P- -g fg -if :FJg2iEf!5fEfi?35f,5f'f' 'I f f , - sw,-:fggm,, s 'Www . -:ff1,1faf,.,.a.e, , M., - -- .MJPW f-:vc 5,411 1, 1 fmsiff ' 1-1 L -1, X' fr ,. ' ,. 'K f C- N H I+.-.Q ' - is Jessi . - r as at ,, , A -. , 1 'V , iw, ,M .. .N , . A A if .,, llg, .-, ,iid gm if E, A C . . , ,. 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X auf. - A A i ,K , wh M 'ir- Q, J., ,M fx W me ww, if K ' 1 11 4, N' L Q '4'z M . 4 A RQ L,Vr1 A K Vku. , , ei. 1 .ff 516: A .ki .V 1 if P , -'-- N.:,i ..,V: by ' .b , Q Q i f' , f .Af fl, L fied After suffering defeats at the hands of Kutz- town, Arnold and City College of New York and drawing ties with Montclair, Kings Point and Lowell, the TCC gridiron stalwarts reverted to the win column in winding up the T948 season by de- feating the Panzer and AIC squads. Excluding the walloping administered to it by the Kutztown and CCNY aggregations, the squad has outgained all other opponents in yards gained in passing and running, by a wide margin. In addition, defensively, the seven man line that Coach Ed Creed used to full advantage this year has compiled a remarkable record for hold- ing the opponent's offensive gains to a minimum. Manning the line for the Blue Devils this year were Dan Maiewski, left end, Nick Soloway, right end, Fran Loughery, right tackle, Lou San- zaro, left tackle, Jim Macauda, Captain and right guard, John Clement, left guard, and Jim Con- nelly, center. In the backfield, Bill Detrick, Frank Veneziano, and Leo Yacaniello have alternated at quarterback, Ed Kusek, Link Nystrom, Ed Den- nehy, Tony Carbo, Bill Tabatsky, Tony Feola, have responded to Coach Creed's plea for scoring and defensive power. Use of the T-formation this year for the first time has set the team into the big college tac- tics, and the experience that was gained is ex- pected to produce an effective and forceful eleven next year. Kutztown 37-TCC 6 The Blue Devils fought hard in the opening contest against Kutztown but iust didn't click often enough. A series of fumbles was one of the main reasons for the defeat. An eighty yard run and the all-around ball play- ing of Bill Tabatsky and Nick Soloway were highlights of the game. Montclair 0-TCC 0 Led by the brilliant defensive play of Fran Loughery, Red Connolly and Jim Macauda, the TCC eleven held a favored Montclair Teachers team to a scoreless tie in the season's second game. Ed Kusek and Leo Yaconello, backs, led the attack but the failure of the passing assault offset the hard running. The stellar punting of Marty Greco helped keep the visitors from the pay dirt. Kings Point 6-TCC 6 Faced by a strong Kings Point squad the Blue Devil eleven put on an amazing performance that left the opposition more than happy to leave the field with a 6-6 tie. Noteworthy performances were put on by Bill Detrick, Herb Pennoyer, Bill Tabatsky and Dan Maiewski, while the entire line played what will probably be rated as the best defensive game of the year. Arnold 6-TCC 2 The Arnold Terriers, our downstate foe, scored in the first minute of this night contest by intercepting a pass, and then withstood the Blue Devils for the rest of the game to eke out a 6 to 2 victory. The outstanding play of the TCC line kept the Arnold offense bottled-up all night, while Ed Kusek and Bill Tabatsky turned in sparkling runs. CCNY 33-TCC 12 The purple-clad ranks of CCNY rolled to a decisive victory over the Blue Devils at Lewisohn Stadium in New York as the TCC squad failed to gain their sights. The famous Beavers had already piled up a 26 point lead before Tony Carbo hit Ed Kusek with a pass, and Ed sped 40 yards for a touchdown. The second TCC score came on a five yard sweep by Tony Carbo. TCC 26-Panzer 0 On the night of November 5, the Blue Devils gained their first win of the season by knocking over Panzer, 26-0. Led by the passing of Frank Veneziano and Tony Carbo, and some elusive running by Bill Tabatsky, Ed Kusek, and Tony Carbo, the Blue Devils were in complete control of the contest right from the beginning. The jinx had been broken. Lowell Tech 6-TCC 6 Squirming out of an almost certain defeat by scoring late in the last period, Lowell Tech deprived TCC of its second win by gaining a 6-6 tie. After breaking into the win column for the first time in the previous week's game, the TCC Blue Devils were back in the tie column. The contest was a close, hard fought battle with both squads determined on a victory. TCC 6-AIC 0 Handicapped by the loss of three first squad players, the TCC squad more than made up for the deficiency by holding the AIC gridsters to a scoreless afternoon of foot- ball. A third period score, with Ed Kusek carrying, was more than enough to assure a victory in the season's final contest. BASKETBALL The Blue Devil basketball quintet, sporting a two year record of thirty-five victories as against nine defeats, entered the 1948-49 season with a twenty-game schedule that included contests against some of the outstanding college squads in the country. Included in the schedule were: Univer- sity of Massachusetts, Kings Point Academy, Val- paraiso, Wheaton College, Tufts, Siena, Clark, American International College, and Illinois College. Led by Co-Captains Eddy Rosmarin and Bill Massa, the squad has played consistently spec- tacular ball and overwhelmed the maiority of the quintets engaged. Aided by several new members in the six-foot category, including Burr Carlson 6'5 , Bill Treadwell 6'3 , Ed Russell 6'3 , and Dick Corbett 6'3 , the Blue Devil hoopsters polished up their play under the regular standbys, Co-Captains Rosmarin and Massa, John Canaveri, Max Cogan, Frankie Johnson, Bill Detrick, Ken Pinney and Bill Anderson. Romping to victories early in the season, the Blue Devils defeated Massachusetts, Kings Point, and at Boston Garden, Fort Devens, where the team made an all-time Boston Garden foul point scoring record by converting twenty-one foul shots. Traveling next to the midwest for a tourney and several meets, the Devils upset Murray State, but were conquered by North East Missouri, which eliminated them from the event. Swinging back through Indiana and Ohio on the way home, games were played against Val- paraiso, lllinois and Wheaton. The squad downed Illinois, but was handed a defeat by both Val- paraiso and Wheaton. Returning to the home court once again, the team rebounded with a fury. Four consecutive wins were recorded against Williams, Towson, Sampson, dhd Tufts, the latter being a thrilling 47-46 victory for the TCC team. Siena, second best in the country defensively, handed TCC a 57-37 swamping. Again the Teachers rebounded and overpowered a potent Coast Guard five. Fitch- burg, the next match, was an overwhelming vic- tory for the squad which kept the aggregation on the victory trail. Throughout the current campaign an out- standing performance has been given by diminu- tive Eddie Rosmarin whose floor play earned him the Sportsman Award at the Indiana Tourney. The current success of the basketball squad can be attributed not only to the squad, but to the efTorts of Coach Ross Merrick. His desire to perfect plays, improve accuracy in shooting and develop newer attacks has resulted in material rewards. This year's quintet can assuredly be con- sidered one of the most outstanding in the col- lege's history. 1948-49 RESULTS TCC TCC TCC Massachusetts-39 Kings Point-40 Fort Devens-37 TCC Murray State-53 TCC N. E. Missouri-65 TCC Illinois-42 TCC Wheaton-54 TCC Williams-47 TCC Towson-29 TCC Sampson-44 TCC Tufts-46 TCC American Inter.-50 TCC Siena-57 TCC Coast Guard-43 TCC Fitchburgh-38 TCC Albany-38 TCC New Haven-27 TCC Clark-41 TCC TCC TCC E. Stroudsburg-39 American Inter-48 Arnold-52 Bill Massa reaches for a high one With several lettermen and veterans re- turning from last year's baseball nine ,the TCC squad under newly appointed Coach Henry Mailinger was prepared for a stellar year. The '49 team boasted such outstanding players as: Don Race, and Bob Spear, catchers, Max Cogan, Burr Carlson and Ed Fanning, pitchers, Bill Detrick, first base, Frank Vene- ziano, Dick Corbett, and Dick Yeagan, second base, Joe Smith, shortstop, Bill Clyne and Frankie Johnson, third base, Joe Kozalka, Tony Barber, John Canavari, John Bender and Bob Nelligan, field. Of the above Don Race, Bob Spears, Bill Detrick, Frank Veneziana, Joe Smith, Bill Clynes, John Canavari, and Bob Nelligan are two-letter men. Material from the Freshmen Class bolstered the squad immeasureably. Joe Dunn and Herb Pennoyer among others were expected by Coach Mailinger to have a good season. As the season opened the critical depart- ment appeared to be in pitching. Hopes were expressed that new members might bolster the apparent lack of pitchers. Coach Mailinger, who has taken over the piloting duties formerly held by Coach Creed Know football coachj has instituted a rigid training schedule for the squad in an attempt to whip them into top shape. Hopes of bettering the 1948 record of six wins and three losses were expressed as the season opened. TENNIS Plagued by rain throughout the season, the 1948 TCC Tennis team still managed to participate in seven matches out of a proposed schedule almost twice as big. Coach Philip Clark's squad won five of the seven matches downing Montclair, New Haven, Danbury, and Arnold ltwicel. Losses were suffered at the hands of Wesleyan and Albany Teachers. Members of the squad included: Captain Harold Chapin, Chandler Hicks, Salvatore Caruso, Gerald Coholan, Max Cogan, Frank Vasile, Clifford Barton, Camreon Smith, Kenneth Beatson, Calvin Wade, John Parker, Pat Riera and Bernard Cunningham. TRACK Competing in a total of seven meets, Coach Ed Owen's cindermen won 2, tied l, and lost 4 during the past season. The victories were against Arnold and at the Conference Meet which was held in New Britain, home of the defending champions. The losses were to the Yale Frosh, Springfield J. V.'s, Coast Guard and at the Triangular Meet in New Jersey. The unusual tie with Trenton took place in a downpour of rain. New records which were made during the year were the following: Mile run, Guernsey-5:02.47 440 yd. Dash, Page-:54p Discus, Gondek-'l2'l'p 2 Mile run, Potz-10:48, 880 yd. run, Rogan-2:06.3. The lettermen of the 1948 Track Team were: Captain Cliff Guernsey, Howard Page, Edward Kusek, William Tabatsky, Lincoln Nystrom, Ralph Fahey, Joseph Deutsch, Steven Sutkowski, John Gondek, Leo Kania, Edwin Spring, Chris Clark, Robert O'Leary, Harry McCord, Joe Rogan, Charles Whitmore, Vic Cam- panelli, Bernhardt Potz, Bill Garrity, Manager Bill Dom- onell, Assistant Manager Dick Dakin. 'RCUND THE CAMPUS Muriel Smith, Junior, telling a story to a group of children under the Elementary program. t. 5 .,.,Y.. LQNE5 Jud Marble and Joe Borriello registering stud ents during the Fall UNESCO drive. Frank Nappe shakes Roger Gentile's hand after Eva Norton lost among the Freshmen during the successful Community Chest program. Cl't0l'US rehearsal- sitygy C lssilr 7 ' s F x, Caught trying to figure out a way of avoiding Okey, Freshmen, just put your shoes in the trash the next class. basket and no questions. if 2 1 WINTER WEEKEND SCENES Scene at the Dorm's much awaited event as snow queen candi- Snow Queen Miss Nancy Fohs and her dates had their dance. escort. Just a few of the many happy faces at the Winter Weekend dance. 143 I , , A J--...qw 1-H11 mm T F' qv- s IS? 'XB el 3 'I 'h 'A Z5 'ww if Ez' . a. 1, . RWE. 2 ' EW X. - K . if f I AZL' ' 4 'Q ww Wg ' ,,,, Wi z x. L . I xx 56 'Tf.:x ji I C s V fa 1 V. lm. ' F ' W A ,W y I EQ xg! 3 1' if B 4W W -1-Q, ,nfrgrg . rf' -wa. 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Hartford, Byrd, Virginia R. ........, ..,..., . Byrnes, Thomas J. ...., . Cafferty, Beryl M. ........ , Cafferty, Beverly M. .... . Calabro, lrene F. ..,...... . Cambria, Campanelli, Victor J. ,.,.,. . Canavari, John R. .....,.,.,..... . RFD 9942, Waterbury, C 49 Kenney St., Forestville, 49 Kenney St., Forestville, 753 Tower Ave., Hartford, Lawrence N. .......,.... 151 Broad St., Middletown, 44 Enfield St., Hartford, Canevarl, Alice E. ....,............,.. 44 Atwood St., Plainville, Cappellano, James .....,...... Apt. C-24, T.C.C., New Britain, Cappellano, Sabina fMrs.1 .,., Apt. C-24, T.C.C., New Britain Carbo, Tony ....,......,.....,.,.,...,.,.... Carlson, Arne C. ..,............ . Carlson, Burr R. ...........,...,........... . Carlson, Jean Marie ...,,..,.... Carlson, Terry E. ..........,...,.,.. . Carpenter, Samual J. .,.,...,...,....... . Carter, Marian E. .,......,.....,........,..... . 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Chrisolis, Anthony .,.............. 40 Broad St., Torrington, 20 Cossett St., Waterbury, 138 Maple St., Bristol, 1384 Boston Ave., Bridgeport, 1179 Main St., Stratford, 534 Second Ave., West Haven, 174 Queen St., Bristol, 21 Tremont St., New Britain, Christensen, Burton F. ..,......... 195 Windsor Ave., Windsor, Chudzik, Dorothy M. .,.,. . Church, John E. .... . Church, Roy C. .,............ . Cicalo, Theresa C. ......... . Ciesco, Geraldine A. Clare, Ann P. ................. . Clark, Frances L. ......... . Clark ,Geraldine B. ...... . Clarke, Robert C. ...,, . Clarkson, Mae S. ...... . Clauson, Ruby H. ...,. , Clay, Richard .......,..... Cleary, John L. ........, . Clebowicz, Elizabeth S. ..........,, Clerkin, Donald B. ,... . Cline, Jeanne L. ........ . 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Cohen, Herbert E. ..... ..... . ,. .,......., 9 Russwin Rd., New Britain 1685 Bedford St., Stamford 95 Stanwood Dr., New Britain, Gerald .....,.,,, .,..,. 6 79 Blue Hills Ave., Hartford Cohen, Myron A. ......,... ...... 1 17 Magnolia St., Hartford Coholan, Frederick P. ,........ 19 Harrison St., New Britain Coholan, Gerald F. .......... . ,. 179 Richard St., New Britain, I I . 19 Harrison St., New Britain, Colbassani, Harold ...,... ,.,..,.... 2 25 Oak St., Waterbury, Colbert, Arline H. ...... ,. Collier, Martin .......,... ..,......,...... Collins, Patricia ..,...............,...,.......... Condren, Raymond J. Connole, John F. ..................,.. . Connor, Roger D. ........,,... . Conroy, Mary Jane .... ......, Constant, Gloria J. ..., ...................,....,,.... . Constantine, Anthony Conquest, George ,.,,,.,....,.,...... Cope, Lois Jean ...,...,.,,. 135 West Main St., Waterbury 982 Howard Ave., Bridgeport 328 Maple St., New Britain C257 Charter Oak Ter., Hartford 44 Glendale Ave., Hartford, Hopmeadow, Simsbury, . West Lake, Guilford, Campus Apts., TCC, New Britain, 94 Baltimore St., Hartford, RFD, Haddam: 29 St. Mary St., Hamden: I Coperthwaite, Walter W. ,... 395 LaSalle St., New Britain, Coppola, Ada E. ....... , Coppola, Anthony E. Corbin, Howard J. ............,.. . Corbin, Susan May ..,,,. ..,.,. 72 Eddy Glover Blvd., New Britain, 20 Old Turnpike Rd., Southington, Maple Ave., West Cheshire, 9 Brady Ave., New Britain, Corbitt, Richard D. ....,...,...,......... 114 Myrtle Ave., Nutley, Corcoran, Vernet M. ...,,..,... , Correll, Betty G. ........... . Corsair, Catherine E. Corso, Pasquale, .,.......,,,.........,,.,..... Costanzo, Robert P. .. ...... Costello, George M. ........... . 1083 Hilside Ave., Stratford 178 Washington, Forestville, 46 Fernbrook Rd., West Hartford, 37 Linden St., East Hartford, 58 Arch St., Hamden, 132 Mitchell St., New Britain, Costello, Donald C. ....... .,.... , 30 Walnut Ave., Waterbury, Costello, Lillian E. ............,.....,. 53 Dover Rd., New Britain, Costin, Robert A. ..,. 60 Washington Circle, West Hartford, Cote, Janet M. .....,...................,,.,..,.... South St., Danielson, Cotter, Anita Mary .................... 16 Warren St., Norwich, Coughlan, Fred A. ...,.............,.....,.. 23 South, Waterbury, Crane, Allen E. ,.,...,. B-14 Housing Unit, TCC, New Britain, Creagh, Katherine A. Crean, Mary Ellen Crockett, Lorraine Croft, Antonio A. Crowder, Doris ......,.....,.., Crowell, Livingston .......,........ 25 East Ave., New Canaan, 24 Welna St., New Britain, 16 Warwick, West Hartford, 160 High St., New Britain, 45 East Hawkins St., Waterbury, 62 Prospect St., Watertown, Cunningham, Bernard J. ..., 112 Carlton St., New Britain, Curley, Patrick J. ..... . Curtis, Betsy Jane ...,. Curtiss, John B. ...., . Czikowsky, Leon L. ,... . D'Addario, George J. D'Agostino, Armand D'Agostino, Robert A. ...... . Dakin, Richard B. .... . D'Amato, Frank J. .,.. . D'Angelo, James F. ,..........,... , 138 Austin St., Bridgeport, 47 Arcadia Rd., Old Greenwich, Sunset Hill, Norfolk, RFD 5442, Old Lyme, D D'Angona, Anthony J. .........,.. 160 Village St., Hartford, Daniels ,Marya E. ....,........,...,......... , Dankevich, Vladimir J. Davin, Geraldine M. .,...,......,.. . Dean, David T. ..... ........,.. Cole Lane, Kensington, 418 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, 76 Rose St., Waterbury, 76 Rose St., Waterbury, Sharon, 292 Garden St., Hartford, 96 Beecher St., Southington, Pine Ext., Middletown, 305 Washington St., New Britain, 34 Hartland St., Hartford, Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn. Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn. Conn Conn Conn. Conn N. J. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. Conn. DeBonis, June M. ,.,4..,..,.. 117 New Britain Ave., Hartford, Deegan, Patricia A. . . DeGarmo, Alona M. .,...,..,..,,..,......,.,.,, .,.,.... . Degnan, John J. .,..... . Dehan, Marjorie E. Dekutowski, Edmund J. . DelCampo, Gloria A. DelFavero, Dolores B. 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