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Chapman Technical High School - Torch Yearbook (New London, CT)

 - Class of 1942

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I .i , ,.- :rwivi . 'm . t ., '--f wid 'i5'l'N1 ' WE SEE TI-IE SCI-IG WE Mlss ELIZABETH FOLEY AND HEADMASTER MRS, LILLIAN CARLYLE Tl-IE SCI-IGOI. GFIIICE N .N . xW...INxwN CQ Sm A W H IWC' Us wa 5 5 Ii L if QE S5 K s i wggfys gi f Q ms S . -X Q X x if S- XSYFQESX was i XX SS! 585895 f I ,sf 'i--- A A-H ' fix W ill - V A X ' ' -. 1 Ei , 9 A iid. w --, ffm F kv 1 Q sw -:....... -VNS? .UV .5 Q-Mi, R55 . I 1 Ax X : X Q J x N ' .N Q y,-X X . , - x wx s , .,, k is x ' lg - S NYJ -,N iv game Q mam 741. Q., fm 74, Mr. Westcott, who for five years has directed the work of this school as our headmaster, deserves credit for the enlargement of the school plant, the increased use of our improved equipment, the gearing of our work to the emergency in which we are living, and the spirit of cooperation by which the school has made such notable progress. The Class of 1942 expresses gratitude for his leadership as well as for the happiest of personal relationships. CDUR I-IEADMASTER Qfmm AWWM QCOIMQI4, fl. It was Mr. Roman whose inspiration and energy brought into being the 1939 year-book, after publication had lapsed eleven years. In 1940 and 1941 great improvements were made under his leadership, while he was creating and building a most efficient and productive aft department which the school had long needed. Because of his initiative, planning, forceful direction, uncounted hours of labor, and unlimited confidence in his colleagues and students, we proudly dedicate to Mr. Roman the 1942 edition of We 70404 WE I-IEREBY DEDICATE. Pbolrzgmphy Editor AdI'614If.lif7lg Editor Aimriate Edilw' DAVID SPENCER IRIDA BUSCA FRANCES KOTOLUP Perhaps no project which the school undertakes requires more painstaking effort, more versatile gifts of talented students, more widespread use of all departments in the school, and a larger contact with the community which the school tries to serve, than does the publication of this record of school activities. BARBARA GILMORE RIOLLIF KYDD ALICE Luzl Cleriml FACULTY Anvismt FACULTY Anvlsmt RUTH XWILLIAMS Art and Pbfatogmfzfn Ad1'e1'1i,tif1g CHARLES L. ROMAN, jk. RICHARD F. SNAPE TCDFQCI-I STAFF MEIVIBEQS lflllflll xii! lftfilm fl!! Smff Dfnutlrn' IAMI S LONIQRCLAN CHARLES KARl,HlfRCi SALVATORF ROMANO The stall' and faculty advisers have accepted the respon- sibility for bringing these forces into a tangible product L L in order that students might have a worthy interest and outlet, that the school might have a history of one of its greatest years, and that the community might know better the organization which it has so generously supported. We admit our errorsg we take pride in our accomplish- mentsg we hope the reader will be generous in his judgment of a work done in most inauspicious times. Lift'r'.n'Vi Hutzn lxlACKl?NZIIf -livin Dmviuoitr ANNA Giuvvo l:AC,l'l.'l'Y Aiwisifit FACllI.'l'Y Anvismt l:ACUl.TY ADVISIZR l.llr mry I,HtI7IilKQL'1' 1711.111 ri.1f WILLIS H. VMBIERGIER DONALD W. BRIZWSTIER GEORGE R. PERRY HEADS OE DEPARTMENTS 7cwaQ Siaff f9lf,2 Iirfifff1'-i11fClmff . james Lonergan pl!! lf.f!fw1 , , . . c3lI.l1'lL'S Karllmerg Ar! Kuff Dizwloz' . , Salvatore Romano ' l7fwmtg1'.1f1XvY3' Iidjlm' . . . David Speneer lJ!wfuAgz'.1If7lU' Shzff lljrerfm- james Lonergan l.ffUl'.Il'-'I' ljljfm' ,... Frances Korolup z'lnllI'L'I'f!.l'll1KQ lirflfm' .... Iriela Busea Cffw'jm! Sllzjf' llifwluz' . . Ruth Xlifilliams l3jf!tQl'.If7!7fL'.f ' A I Barbara Gilmore Anna Grippo Mollie Kyelel 411 -1.2 41 2 4 ll 43 42 412 441 7 4 ,iw 313 Poem . HM fUl'jL'.I Cflffu . . a ,,. Cl.I,f,l' ll iff. lljrfilzrlmm . Hugh Maelienzie . lframea Kmaolup . . . . julia Delljriore lDl'U!7!7L'K 1 . . Alice Luzi Frances Korolup Irilla Bosca . .Barbara Gilmore Anna Grippo Mollie Kyrlll joseph Harris S .' , llenrv liieleilxi Alu lulx llnrnei' Aineritgh C,apnxza l ranla l.evanli lnhn RlLllLlI'kl5 XX!illlL'l' Hailey Marilyn Maiclii S inieer Hassan rnesl Kyilnl llixahelh Mei -xanilei' R.ulxiiinxx'icv Uwfpiazwicmf Virginia Cfeeearelli Lillian Vesuwi Hilila Dragnli jnsephine lavliiucn lilurence Briggs jnsephine Clliainpa Adelaide Kathe jnseph North Virginia Lewis lieatrice Payne Harrietre Haynes lfdwaixl lfnley Philip Ciiimliiiaii Kathleen Higgins jnan Afentaliis limily Beatrice lilizalwerh Hayes Nellie Shnnrell Rlfllillkl lirax Rnlvert Doyle Allen lXlaynaixl Bart Scarpa 'lack Cruise Kenneth Cfliureliill CilzlLlyS figlliilll filaxlys Rowley Kenneth Belknap The nllieers of the lfreshinan, Snpliniiime. and junior Classes. The ntlicers of the several elulvs anil athletic nrganizarinns. tx f ,. ,,.. 'YQ' as 5 L, xii I at e-. e ga e E521 l 'X s ss's X ' .E if ..,..-q mm Q if SHELF QF i liiiifkii gamcfof 7fLmfZfew MR. WILLIAM T. HOPSON, Prexident ..... ..... N ew London MR. RALPH W. MATTESON, Secretary .... ..... N ew London JUDGE ALFRED COIT, Treoxurer ........ ..... N ew London MR. FRANCIS ALLANACH MR. GEORGE WHITTLESEY MRS. MILDRED SMIDDY . . MR. FRED A. BECKWITH . MR. RICHARD B. CURRAN MR. WILLIAM C. STUART MR. LEON J. BAsCoM . . . JUDGE JOHN j. MCGARRY MR. ERNEST NIBBS ..... New London New London New London .....Niancic New London New London . .Waterford New London New London MR. CHARLES E. RAMAGE . .Uncasville DR. CARL H. WIES ..... New London MR. FREDERICK W. EDGERTON ......... .... C Imirmon of School Board MR. CHARLES W. REDDEN ..... ..... S ecretary of School Board MR. LEWIS B. DOANE ..... ..... M ayor of New London BOARD GF TRUSTEES ,--.A.-.9 'ff ,'-'fx ..--- - -,-':'l'- 1'-w . x 2 -1 . .. 4. P I A .'J 5 - ' l 14' L '. 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Brewster Henry Brynan Phyllis L. Canfield Lillian R. Carlyle Mfzfbenzatirr Pbyriar Musir Ldlin S enemry WPVQHW' 'if' W 35 Frederick I. Chapman Stewart S. Clark Ann J. Conway john T. Conway Alexander H. Cornell Mtzrbirze Sbop Scienre H077l671IdLil7g Hiflory Hirmry M E M B E Q CS C0 E1 T H E P iiii riff Q 1 l v i l 5 , l 5 l ? . S ' 5 2 w Tlx ..,,4...pf nllvuly A. 4 nl-llwlt ,I.um-s lf lrltlklllljl lilizgllx-tlm P. Foley Ralph C. Cll'L'L'I1k'fK' ' 'Gm-m'gc H. Gregory, l1Il4Ijl.' l ff lI'wff.!'lffrl!f1Aq SL w'uf.1r1 Ilnnmfznuliaznq Fnrgiug . ., U .5 1 . i Gr.u'c lf. llnrriwn llfum llhlllllllf Lx A w 'l 4 fl Im 2 ll i ll ll , 3. 3 .sz ll lluwaml F, juncs Iirilqli l ln . l 5 E s Q . E x Hymn Hgltllclnl l.LllII'Al R. Hawley lklith C. jacques Audrey T, Jonas Mn vim' llUllIL'1ll.1Lff1g llfllillll 5110.11 Sl'fL'llL'L' l E Til .Q 'A 4 9U 'UW : -s 3, .iv .f X, 3 Q? r 5 , lillznlwctlu K. Kanyon Albert A. Lumlwull Armstrong Multbic jnlm T. Mannion Ml1lf5wu.1tin Iiilfllf-1' A'1u'ff7L'fllJfiL'.l Mnlvim' Sfwp CHAPMAN TECHNICAL l-IIGI-l SCI-IOGI. E Stuart H. Manning Everett T. McLoughlin Rosario J. Messina Cecelia P. Mondelci Percy E. Neff Sriwzve ll oUd'z4'01'Ei1zg Elerfririly Cafelerfu Marbizze 51711117 E. Albert Nitsclme Biology Russell A. Norton Etlwrud J. O'Gara George R. Perry Lois l.. Robert Mf11bez11.z1ir,r E fzglixb Mfzfbezmzliry Eng li tb 5 F QM t Charles l.. Roman, jr. Harry Santangelo Harold E. Schlener Rae G. Sheehan Doris B. Silva Art Blue P77711 Reading lwffhrllijtlcllD1'41U'f77g Hoffzemakifzg Hfmfemrziirzg MEMBERS OI: Tl-IE FACULTY Mk K S Q X dr-:N i 'fav gm -5 mfg 'W' .. af' Vt'I'll.l l., Sliiimim' Riclmril F. Sllllplf Fiuln-i'iC C. Spa1ri'uw,j1'. Alice C. Spencer Kiitlu-i'ii1c li. Smiilmix Ilffmim.1ln1.q Sm'i.1I Svfuzru Nluclmzziui' llwflwmziizllq Ilixillfv 'N 'SYN S-A liurfvtliy l.. Stn-w.ml Wfcslcy W. StuHcl FIKIHCCS M.Tiigli41i1ctti Willis H. LlI1ll'7Cl'j.IK'l' Clayton C. 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NIQQ CLAS S PATRICIA ROSALIND ACTON Pal Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 VIOLET THELMA ANDRIOLA Andy Italian Club 3, 4 Girl Reserves 4 ELEANORE DAGMAR BARNES Nell Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletics 2 Tech News 3 Band 4 Senior Play MARION WHITNEY BARRETT Astronomy Club 1 Orchestra 2, 3 French Club 2, 3 Girl Reserves 4 JOSEPH JOHN BASILICA fee Track 1, 2, 43 Cross Country 1, 2, Italian Club 2 fTreasurerJ, 3 and 4 fPresidentJ g Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 35 Football 3, 4g Biology Club 2, Dramatics 3, 45 junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Playg junior Play CHRISTIAN BAYREUTHER, III Claris Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 fCaptainj Science Club 3 Senior Play 0 NEIL THOMPSON BEEBE VIRGINIA JULIA BEEBE Ginny Astronomy Club 1, 2 KENNETH GORDON BELKNAP Kenny Class President 3 and 4 junior Prom Chairman 3 French Club 3 junior and Senior Play SAMUEL IRVING BERNSTEIN Sammy Band 1, 2 Dramatics 1, 3 Football 2 CHARLENE WILSON BISHOP Clmrn Dance Committee 1, 2, 5, 45 Astronomy Club lg Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Tech News 2, 3, 4, junior Play, Senior Playg Girl Reserves 4 fPresidentj g Dramatics Club 4 fSecretaryJ KENNETH WILFORD BISHOP Birb Bicycle Race 3 away MARIE VIRGINIA BLOOMERE Cliiflib' CHARI,U'I I'If EVA BI.OOMFIIiI4D F1'c'L'f1es Girls' Athletics 1, 23 Dance Committee l, 23 Girl Reserves lg Biology Club 21 l.1ltll1 Club 2, 33 Fashion Show 2, 33 Library Assistant 2, 3 and 4 QHome- making Departmentj ABBY ELLA BLY French Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 GIZORGETTIZ IZMELIA BOUGIE Orchestra 2, 3. 4 French Club 2 Yearbook Captain 3 Dramatics 1, 3, 4 Senior Assembly Committee 4 CHARI.O'I'TI2 I-IAZIi I. BRANCH Bfzlllfbl' RICHARD JOSEPH BRAX Tech News 2, 3 FLORENCE MAY BRIGGS Briggiie Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletics 3 Fashion Show 3 Torch Staff -I Girl Reserves 4 NWALTER JOSEPH BRODASKI lI'21It ELINOR LOUISE BROOKS B?'00ieJ'IE' Girl Reserves 4 PATRICIA JOAN BROOKS Pd! Astronomy Club 15 Dramatics 1, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 23 Ring Com- mittee 3g French Club 2, 3, 4 fPresi- tlentjg Junior Play and Senior Play. I.AWRENCE ROBERT BUDLONG, JR. B ml Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Junior Play WAI.TER EMANUEI. BURNETT uncllf S flfmmen Qwiq-7m IRIDA MARIE BUSCA Edie Latin Club 1, 2 Italian Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Girls' Athletics 2, 3 Torch Advertising Staff 4 Christmas Program 4 GLADYS EMILY CABRAL Glad French Club 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Band 4 Biology Club 2 Basketball 2, 3 Fashion Show 2, 3 JOHN JOSEPH CANNING Glee Club 3, 4 Operetta 3 Christmas Party 4 ALICE ESTHER CAPOZZA Lifin Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 33 Astronomy Club 1, 2, 33 Dance Committee lg Biology Club 3g Girl Reserves 4g French Club 3, 4g Fashion Show 3g Senior Play Com- mittee VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE CECCARELLI Gingee Italian Club 1, 2, 3 Torch Staff 4 JOSEPHINE MARY CHAMPA Dimpler Torch Staff 4 Senior Finance Committee 4 Q CLARA CHAPMAN Ducky Needlecraft 2, 3, 4 PERCY DUDLEY CHAPMAN, JR. Dud Football 1 Glee Club 3, 4 Operetta 3 Projection Club 4 Play Committee 4 WALTER DOUGLASS CHURCH Doug Cross Country 2 Photography Club 2 Electricity 3 KENNETH LINCOLN CHURCHILL. Ken DONALD EVERETT CLARK Don Baseball 3 SARA ISA BEL CLARK Orchestra 11 Dramatics 1, 2, 3 fSecre- taryj, 4 fPresidentJg Latin Club 1, 2, Dance Committee 25 Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Biology Club 2, Senior Play away WILLIAM SCI-IUYLER CODD B C Cross Country lg Track 1, 21 Dramatics lg Football 3, 45 Science Club 3: I-Ii-Y 41 Home Room Torch Captain 2g Christ- mas Party 4 HENRY HORMIDOS CORMIER Hen Tech News 2 Glee Cluh 71. 4 Hi-Y 4 Operetta 3 EDWARD ALBERT DAHL Swede Tech News 2, 5 Rifle Cluh 2 MARY GRACE DA LY Astronomy Cluh 1, 2 Latin Club l, 2 Girl Reserves I Fashion Show 2 BARBARA LOUISE DANIELS Needlecraft 3, 4 ORIGEN DANIELS Music 1, 2, 5, 4 EDGAR DAVIES, JR. EDWARD MICHAEL DE LOURY Ed Dramatics 3, 4 Junior Play Hi-Y 3, 4 fVice-Presidentj Football 4 Senior Play Committee Soft Ball 3 Basketball 3 ANGELINE MARY DEL PRIORE julie Fashion Show 2, 3 Italian Club 5. 4 Torch Staff 4 RICHARD EMMITT DODSON Dirk Cross Country 1 Yearbook Captain 2 Dance Committee 2 MARY LILLIAN DONEGAN Donna Dramatics 1 Italian Club 2, 3 junior Prom Committee 3 Girls' Athletics 4 Dance Committee 1, 2. 5, 4 Band 4 MARY ELLEN DONOVAN Gigglex Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Tech News 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Torch Staff 2 junior Prom Committee 3 .. ,e flf' Qwfy-7m ROBERT EMMETT DOYLE Tech News 2 HILDA EMILY DRAGOLI Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4 Italian Club 2, 3 fVice-Presidentj 4 fTre-asurerl Fashion Show 2, 3 Class Secretary 5, 4 KATHLEEN MARIE DRISCOLL Peufee Girls, Athletics 3 Latin Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 GEORGE STEPHEN DRONEY Curley Yearbook Captain 2 ROBERT FRANCIS DUNBAR Bob Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1, 3 Hi-Y 4 THOMAS DUNCAN Tom Football 4 G' away EUGENE THOMAS DYER Gene Soft Ball 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Senior Play Committee NINA VIOLA EDWARDS Blondie Girl Reserves 4 fSecretaryJ Senior Play Committee ETHEL MAE ELLIS Astronomy Club 1, 2 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3 ILEEN MARY ENOS I Astronomy Club 1, 2 Basketball 2 Fashion Show 3 French Club 4 JOHN HUBERT ETTEN john IVAN STANLEY FAULKNER Bing Baseball 1, 2, 3 PETER EDMUND FAVOLISE Pele Astronomy Club 1 Science Club 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 fTreasurerQ SCOTT HARDIIE FERGUSON Sm!! Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Soft Ball 2, 3, 4 Projection Club 4 PRISCILLA MAE .FOLLOWS Put Senior Play 4 ROBERT GARY FORTUNE Gary Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 4 fCaptainJ French Club 2 fTreasurerj Soft Ball 2, 3, 4 MARTHA LOUISE GARVIN Mickey Latin Club 2, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2 ALOYSIUS JAMES GATHERAI. Basketball 1, 2, 4 MARIE ELEANOR GAY Astronomy Club 1 French Club 2, 3, 4 Fashion Show 3 Senior Play BARBARA JANE GILMORE Gil Girls' Athletics 2, 33 French Club 2, 3, 4 fVice-Presidentj 3 Archery 2, 33 Fash- ion Show 33 Girl Reserves 4 QVice- Presidentjg Italian Club 43 Torch Staff 43 Senior Assembly Committee3 Library Assistant 43 Senior Play Staff OLIVER WENDELL GRAY Snack: Baseball 1, 2, 3 RALPH ERNEST GRAY Bud Dramatics 1, 2, 3 Dance Committee 2 Science Club 3 1 Hi-Y 4 ARTHUR BENJAMIN GREEN Art Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 ANNA CARMELLA GRIPPO Grip Astronomy Club 1, 23 Latin Club 3, 4 fVice-Presidentj 3 Fashion Show 33 Girls' Athletics 1, 23 Italian Club 43 Girl Reserves 4g Senior Play Staff 3 Christmas Party Committee 43 Yearbook Staff 4 flfmeieen -74m RUSSELL FRANK GRANATA Butch Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 3 Hi-Y 4 Italian Club 4 JOSEPH PHILLIP HARRIS Basketball 4 Senior Play Committee Projection Crew 4 fPresidentJ EARL STRATTON HAWLEY Smal Track 1, 3 Baseball 3 Basketball 4 French Club 3 Junior Prom Committee Class Treasurer 3 Soft Ball 2, 3, 4 JAMES COMSTOCK HAYES Photography Club 1 WILLIAM JOSEPH HENDRY Chick Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soft Ball 2, 3 HAROLD JOHN HOFFMAN Science Club 3 Dramatics 4 Hi-Y 4 Senior Play G ELEANOR MARIE HOGAN Skip Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 1, French Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Cheer Leader 3, 4, Girls' Athletics 2, Fashion Show 2, Junior and Senior Play Staff 3, 4, Christmas Party Committee 4, Finance Committee 4, Girl Reserves 4 KENYON WEBSTER HOLLISTER Basketball 1 DONALD WILLIAMS HOLLOWAY Science Club 3 MARJORIE JANE HOLMES Margie Archery 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2 French Club 4 Finance Committee 4 DONALD WARNER HOWARD Art 1 Photography Club 2 RUSSELL CLAYTON HUMPHRIES Hump ew af SADIE ELIZABETH HUNT Betty Tech News 1 BEATRICE ELIZABETH HUNTLEY Bed Girls' Athletics 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 43 Fashion Show 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 41 Girl Reserves 4g Christmas Party Staff 43 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Senior Play JUSTINE JOANNA jACZlNSKl Yearbook Captain 1, 2, 3 Exhibition Committee I. 2, FRANKLIN HUGO JENSEN Frank DAVID JAMES JEZESKI Photography Club 1, 2 Dance Committee 1 Astronomy Club 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Airplane Club 2 OLGA KABANUK Girl Reserves 4 TONY PAUL KALANOSKI Football 3, 4 Basketball 5 Yearbook Staff 3 Hi-Y 4 Senior Play Staff MICHAEL MARK KAMIERZIA Mike Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Senior Play Staff Football 2, 3, 4 fConference 41 Soft Ball 2, 3, 4 CHARLES KARLBERG Track 2 junior Play Senior Play Tech News Art Staff 4 Torch Art Staff 4 Dance Committee 4 MELVIN KATZ Track 1, 2 Cross Country 1, 2 Basketball 2 LAVVRENCE ALFRED KING La Bicycle Race 3 FRANCES MARGARET KOTOLUP Dramatics 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 1, 2, 3 French Club 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Yearbook Staff 3 fAssistant Editorj 4 mefem - 74m WALTER JOSEPH KRAJEWSKI Walt Cross Country 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3 WILLIAM HARRY KROTSIS Bill Bowling Team 1 Italian Club 2 Dance Committee 3 Hi-Y Club 4 FRANK BENJAMIN KRYSIEWICZ Track 1 Baseball 2, 3 Football 3 ELEANOR FRANCES KUHN Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Play MARY KUZMICH Astronomy Club 1 French Club 2 Fashion Show 2, 3 MOLLIE MAVOURNEEN KYDD Basketball 2, 31 Fashion Show 2, 3g Archery 1, 2, 3, Girls' Athletics 2, 3 fVice-Presidentj, 4g Latin Club 3g Year- book Staff 43 Senior Play Staff 4g Tech News 25 Girl Reserves 43 Christmas Party Committee 3 Q ' LUCILLE CATHERINE LAMBRIC Lu Astronomy Club 1 French Club 3 ANN MADELEINE LARSON Blondie Glee Club 2, 3 Dramatics 2, 3 Latin Club 2 Fashion Show 2, 3 Biology Club 2 French Club 4 MORRIS LA VOLPICELO Soft Ball 1, 2 Science Club 3 Track 3 ALEXANDER JOSEPH FRED LAZUK Mollie Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainJ Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 French Club 3 Hi-Y 4 Christmas Party Committee 4 Soft Ball 3 Baseball 3 MILDRED ANNA LEWIS Millie Latin Club 2 Astronomy Club 2 Girl Reserves 4 ELIZABETH IVIARY LITWIN Liz Science Club 1, 2 claw, JAMES LEO LONERGAN jim Torch Photography Staff 3, 4 ALICE ENRICA LUZI Al Archery 1, 2, 3, 4 Astronomy Club 1 Girls' Athletics 2, 3, 4 Torch Staff 4 Italian Club 2, 3, 4 ELIZABETH WILSON MACKENZIE Mar Fashion Show 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Yearbook Advertising Staff 4 Girls' Athletics 2 HUGH MAXWELL MACKENZIE Mar Science Club 3 Senior Play JULIAN EVANS MACOMBER Rifle Club 4 MICHAEL MALINOWSKY Zeke Baseball 1, 2 Ping Pong I ARMEDEO MARIANI ROCCO VINCENT MARIANO Rocky Science Club 3 Dance Committee 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 fSecretaryJ HELEN CECELIA MARSIE Marr Astronomy Club 1, 23 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3g Junior Prom Committeeg Girl Reserves 3, 45 Fashion Show 33 Junior Play, Senior Playg Christmas Party 2, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 4 CLARENCE EDISON MARTIN, JR. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2 Operetta 3 ALBERTUS JOHNSON MATHER Red Art 1, 2 Aviation 3 JOHN RICHARD MAY john Basketball 2, 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 fPresidentJ flfmefeeffr 5-70454 - 74140 HARRY ALLEN MAYNARD, JR. H aw Astronomy Club 1, 2, 3 Dramatics 1, 2, 3 fPresiclentj French Club 3 fVice-Presidentj LEON ALBERT MCLAUGHLIN ELIZABETH MEI Lizie Italian Club 2, 4 Tech News 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Archery 2, 3 Dance Committee 4 Torch Staff 4 MERCEDES JULIA MEI Maiiie Basketball 1, 2, 3 fCaptainj, 4 Archery 1, 2, 3 Soft Ball 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Italian Club 2, 3, 4 Christmas Party Committee JOHN JOSEPH MICELI jolmny Class Picture Committee 4 GASTON EMANUEL MINGO Astronomy Club 2 Glee Club 5, 4 Hi-Y 4 Operetta 5 Qflaclllelmq Ulmer MILDRED MAY MORRIS Millie Glee Club 2, 3, 4 MARIE ANNE MORTI-I Marie Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 French Club 3 HE LEN MOSTOWY Helen Girls Athletics 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 4 EDMUND HOWARD MOUTRAN Eddie Handball 1, 2,43 Squadleader 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 MARY ELIZABETH MROZ GEORGE ALFRED MUISE Mou.fe Astronomy Club 1, 3 Tech News 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 FLORENCE RITA MUISE Frenchie Exhibition Committee 2 French Club 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3 Yearbook Captain 4 Fashion Show 3 THOMAS jOHN MURPHY Tom French Club 2 Hi-Y 4 JAMES CHARLES LIURRAY jim Football 1, 3, 4 Cross Country 1 Astronomy Club 1 ROBERT MARTIN NAVIN K nobby JOHN OCCHIONERO j obnnie Basketball 1 Track 1, 2 Football 2, 3, 4 fCaptainJ fConference 31 JOSEPH OCCHIONERO foe ROBERT EDWARD PAGE Eddie Photography Club 1 ROBERT WILLIAM PARKER Photography Club 1 Science Club 3 LAUREL BELLE PERRY Lollie French Club 2, 3, 4 Archery 2 Girls' Athletics 2, 3 Fashion Show 2, 3 THURSTON ROBERT PERRY Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Rifle Team 4 FRANK FREDERIC PETERS Frank Football 2 SOPHIE PETROWSKY French Club 3 ttet ,M flmeiew FRANCIS JACOB PILECKI Rifle Club 4 FRANCES ETHELYN PORTER Fran Glee Club 2, 3 French Club 3 Girl Reserves 3 JAMES FRANCIS POWERS Bud Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 QCaptainJ Science Club 3 Class Vice-President 3, 4 Business Manager of Senior Play JAMES FALLAT PREFONTAINE lim Soft Ball 1, 2, 3 HENRIETTA ANN PUKAS C ookie Glee Club Z, 3, 4 Fashion Show 2, 3 French Club 3 KATHERINE MARY PUKAS French Club 3 ANTHONY JOSEPH RAMUS Tony CLARENCE BENJAMIN RICE Soft Ball 2 Track 3, 4 HAROLD WAYNE RICHMOND Brud Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 RICHARD ROCCO Roc Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Soft Ball 1, 2 Baseball 3, 4 Italian Club 4 fSecretaryj Operetta 3 Junior Play Senior Play SA LVATORE ROMANO Sal Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 Torch Art Staff 2, 3, 4g Tech News 2, 3 Soft Ball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Italian Club 2g Junior Prom Committee Hi-Y 4 GLADYS VIVIAN ROWLEY Gladyr Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Fashion Show 2, 3 Senior Play Ticket Manager 4' Wagfwfff HAROLD SARGENT Red Model Airplane Club 1 GEORGIA STILL SAUNDERS fo Christmas Pageant 1 French Club 2 BARTHOLOMEXW PAUL SCARPA Burl Latin Club 1, 2 Astronomy Club 1, 2, 3 fPresidentj French Club 3 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3 1Vice-Presidentj Chairman Ring Committee 4 IEDWARD STANLEY SCHENK Ed Camera Club 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Senior Play junior Play CHARLES ELLSXVORTH SEXTON Chuck EDWARD ANTHONY SHAW Ed Baseball 3, -1 NE LLIE SHONTE LL Nell Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, 4 g Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 45 Astronomy Club 1: Girl Reserves 1, 4g Torch Staff 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 23 Glee Club 2, 3, -11 Dramatics 2, 31 French Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta 33 Tech News 3, 4g junior Prom Committeeg Junior Playg Fashion Show, Exhibition Committee 1, 2, 3, 43 Torch Home Room Captain 3 EMMA JOSEPHINE SILVA Sir Astronomy Club 1, 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 41 Christ- mas Pageant 13 Archery 2, Band -tg Cheer Leader 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 3 1 junior Prom Committee 3, Tech News 2 MABEL CONSTANCE SILVA Sil Astronomy Club 1, 21 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 43 Torch Captain 23 Girls' Ath- letics 23 Cheer Leader 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Prom Committee 1, 2, 33 Tech News 2 ROBERT ERNEST SKEWES B011 FRANK THOMAS SMITH Smiily Dance Committee 1, 2 junior Prom Committee 3 Ping Pong 1 Dramatics 3, 4 Baseball 3 Junior Play Senior Play RALPH RICHARD SMITH Basketball 1 Baseball 2 Dance Committee 3 flfmeieen -7mm LESTER SOLTZ Marla Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainj Soft Ball 1, 3, 4 Ping Pong fChampionj 1 Baseball 2 Class President 2 JOHN LYMAN SPAULDING jalannie Track 1 Cross Country 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 3 MARY THERESA SPINNATO Spin Girl Reserves 1 Basketball 2 Italian Club 2, 5, 4 JOHN FRANK STEFANSKI Johnnie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Science Club 3 LOUIS ROY STEVENS, JR. Steve Track 1 Cross Country 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3 Hi-Y 4 PETER SUCHOWIRSKY Pete Baseball 2, 3, 4 ELIZABETH MARY SULLIVAN Lizzie Astronomy Club 1, 2 Fashion Show 3 GEORGE HERBERT SULLIVAN ERIC JOHN SWANSON Swede EDWIN KENDALL TAYLOR FRANK TAYLOR Track 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 LAURA MAE TREAT Lollie Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 4 Tech News 4 Senior Finance Committee Q new LAW RENCE JOSIZPH TYTLA Larry PEARL IRIENIE TYLER Astronomy Club 1 Latin Club 1. 2 Girl Reserves l Biology Club 2 LILLIAN VESCOVI Li!! Basketball 2, 5, 4 Italian Club 2, 3, 4 Soft Ball 2, 3 Yearbook 4 Basketball -I THOMAS ANGELO VIVIRITO To 111 rn y Football 1 Glee Club 2 Italian Club 2, 3, 4 RICHARD WAITE Dirk MILDRED ARLENE WHITE Millie French Club 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 4 Tech News 4 fl! . aaaavw ROY SVEN WILSON Swede JOHN DONALD YATES Curly Astronomy Club 1, 2 Dance Committee 2 Basketball 2 Track 2 Biology Club 3 EDWARD ADAM ZELL Czar Dramatics 1, 2 Science Club 5 Year Book Captain 5 Football 4 I-Ii-Y 4 ALEXANDER ZILKO Zeke Track 1, 2 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Baseball Manager 3 AUGUSTUS JAMES JONES Gut Tennis 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3 Football 4 Class' Vice-president 1 PHILIP FRANKLIN BRENNAN Phil S Uma Uffwm President .,.. . . .KENNETH GORDON BELKNAP Vice-Prerideut . . . . .JAMES FRANCIS POWERS Setrem1'y . . . . .HILDA EMILY DRAGOLI Treasurer . . . . . .HELEN CECELIA MARSIE The Class of 1942 has been fortunate in having officers alert to the interests of all members of the Class, untiring in their efforts to build unity into a large and diverse group, deserving of the support of every one in the school. Glaaal' Mort Likely to Sueeeed Mort Popular Bert Athlete Hardert Worker Bert Perronality Bert Looking Smartest Mort Studiour Mort Sehool Spirit Mort Witty Mort S eriour Mort Ambitiour Bert All Around Bert Clarrmate Clan Comedian Quietext Lurkiert Mort Admired and Rerperted Bert Seme of Humor Bert Artirt Biggert Flirt Bert Natured Alwayr Eating Mort Lihahle Mort C ooferative Mort Col egiate Mort Ori inal Mort Bariful Bert Smile Biggert Drag with Teacher: Clair Hal f-Pint Talhr Mort, Sayr Leart Mort Plearing Voice Cla.r.r Grandrtander C lar: Chatterbox Empire Fiend! Taller! Terh Did Mort For Mort Popular Subject Mort Dijieult Subjert Did Mort for Tech Tech'r Greatert Need Mort Popular Tearherr Bert Daneer Terh'r Gift to Bulheley Tech'J Gift to W.M.I. Frances Kotolup Hilda Dragoli Lillian Vescovi Alice Luzi Hilda Dragoli Barbara Gilmore Frances Kotolup Frances Kotolup Mercedes Mei Henrietta Pukas Charlotte Bloomfield Frances Kotolup Hilda Dragoli Helen Marsie Mercedes Mei Barbara Daniels Irida Busca Hilda Dragoli Helen Marsie Mabel Silva Nellie Shontell Helen Marsie Laura Treat Hilda Dragoli Sadie Hunt Beatrice Huntley Virginia Bloomere Marie Driscoll Elizabeth MacKenzie Frances Kotolup Mildred White Mercedes Mei Barbara Gilmore Nellie Shontell Mercedes Mei Katherine Pukas Mary Kuzmich Gladys Cabral English Chemistry Mr. Westcott Gymnasium ' Miss Audrey jones Patricia Brooks Patricia Brooks Dudley Chapman Allen Maynard Kenneth Belknap Michael Kamierzia Allen Maynard Kenneth Belknap john Stefanski Allen Maynard Christian Bayreuther Kenneth Belknap Kenneth Belknap Origen Daniels Bart Scarpa john Ste anski Kenneth Belknap Joseph Basilica Origen Daniels Lester Soltz Kenneth Belknap Eugene Dyer Charles Karlberg Frank Smith james Powers Lester Soltz james Powers james Powers Guy York Thomas Duncan Origen Daniels james Powers Christian Bayreuther Ralph Gray Kenyon Hollister john Canning Edward Deloury Kenyon Hollister Robert Dunbar Kenneth Bishop Robert Dunbar Mr. John Conway Kenneth Belknap 392. 6 4 jg. as 32+ x 34: 5 S ax A .Q Q 3 'O -px ,z fa - . , 'g s Q Q B ,, , - ,s a 0 W v,:::. in ll . 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From' the deck of my ship I watched the Coast Guard officers, Edwin Taylor and Chris Bayreuther, helping the customs officers, Ralph Gray and Neil Beebe, checking the baggage. Later I learned that Donald Howard is still in the Academy, hoping either to graduate or to join Lloyd's of New London. As I walked along the wharf to the station, I was fas- cinated by a large electric sign inviting me to inspect Irida's Tropical Fish -The Best Money Can Buy. Dodging Pilecki's Flying Taxis, I crossed the expan- sive parade, and stopped for tea in a swank dress salon on State Street operated by Alice Luzi, Hilda Dragoli, and Virginia Ceccarelli. Draped over the furniture were the glamorous models, Barbara Gilmore, Marjorie Holmes, and Mollie Kydd, exhausted trying to persuade Virginia Bloomere that the New York creations might some day equal hers. At the head of State Street is a perpetually moving steel monument dedicated to the now famous chemists, Frances Kotolup, Bart Scarpa and james Powers, whose researches in chemicals mixed too well and blasted them out of town. In front of the monument on what is known as the auctioneer's ramp may be seen the incredible Ken Hollister, attorney-at-law, try- ! ing to sell Elizabeth MacKen- zie's last Holstein. Q!! ln the old Starr Brothers Pharmacy, now known as La Petite Pharmaceutical Shoppe of Brooks, Morth, Larson, and Shontell, I found Tom Murphy reading Clarence Martin's latest mystery, Mercedes Stops Speaking. Murphy will be pensioned next month, together with Morris LaVolpicelo, who has spent a profitable twenty years experimenting with Dr. Allen Maynard's prescriptions. Head waitress Mary Kuzmich directed Marie Gay and Henrietta Pukas to take my order. I was amused watching Bill Brains Codd put up an order for an attractive nurse who signed herself Anna Grippo, R. N.. and called for Codd's Special Brain Food, Codd's A-B-C-D capsules, Codd's Little Liver Lozenges, and Codd's Liver Oil. When I stepped again to the street, I was intercepted by Laura Treat who wanted me to make a statement for the Sunday edition of Strat Hawley's Daily Dozen. I had scarcely fin- ished the interview when Ken Bishops trafhc whistle stopped me at the curb and kept me from colliding with Basilica's Coffee Car, featuring doughnuts with insulated handles. I followed the crowds down Bank Street to the New Empire Building towering seventy stories above our heads. The show house had changed little: episode 2246 of The Perils of Blondie Edwards w as advertised, the gallery was crowded, few orchestra seats appeared above the peanut husks, Eleanor Hogan Etiled to appear in person, Bea Huntley collected the rain checks after the first reel was finished, and Thurston Perry used the other sixty-nine floors to train ushers which he may some day need. Satisfied, I followed Machinists Mate George Droney back to the ship and sailed away on another twenty year Odyssey. P fi X .. :Wx fx 5' QA KQV p,,xQ 4, f3M KA DERCLASSM Q 5 Q 2 1fi 'w 'fav JS ,. 4, .M -wp v Jw wb- -z u -:V .. - '- - 4 jj 1131. w: :L ,gpfgi In UZ 'gg' ' x -' . ' 4, ,f ' ,, 422+ ' az. '49 V .-'y' .T .' r ,-. ,YH . . ' fbi, Qv' fa, .v ff .1 ..- .- g. 'V if 'cv' ' 'X 1.11 4 JIAQ, 'QL CD 3 ,- I H Xlffff' 5 f x, , V J J-xg A f., ff Q. Mamma Civ- - X '-X f 3 4 ' ' , -,K fTfN W SK KS X ,f f 5 X ,V fr, X1 fflh Q X.. 5 , - N 'Q'- D EP C L A SSW? N Aberdeen, XX illiam Joseph Adamo, Ann Rose Albanese, Louise Alexander, Frank Jerome Alger, XX illiam Francis Alviani, Frank Vincent Arms, Fay Hartland Austin, Ralph Thomas Bailey, Morgan Frank Barberi, Santine Teresa Barca, George John Beck, Evangeline Mae lieelewith, Beatrice Arlene llergman, Franklyn Sherwood liernlclow. Rodger Douglas Bonanno, Sterling Peter lirailey, Donald Wfilliam liridgeman, JaCli Brown, Arthur S. Brown, Paul Franklin Bruce. Robert Stanley Buell, Alice Lucretia Carling, Floyd Francis Carlson, Wfilliam Edward CQarpenter. l,orea Lucretia ' M Carroll, Doris Jane Carter, I-larry Edward Caruso, John Salvatore Champlin, Jr., George Byron Christopher, Sue Mary Clark, Theodore Bates Cluny, Doris Arlene Congdon, June Elaine Cremins, Charles Francis Culotta, Angelene Rita Darling, James Edwin Davidson, Shirley Ord Davis, Elizabeth Mildred Dencley, Herbert Joseph Deveau, Josephine Wfinifred Diamantini, Edmond DiMaggio, Frank Joseph DiPollina, Josephine Rose Dipollina, Josephine Veronica Dittman, Albert Edward Dolce. Beatrice Anne Douglas, John Taylor Drango, Cyril hlethodius Dunalcin, Williiiiii Earnest lfagles, Betty Louise Eagles, Maurice Henry lidwarcls, Daisy June Eldridge. Herbert Everard Elton, Stanley Williiiili Enright. l.uCille Francis Ferguson, Jean Virginia Fiearra, Philip Anthony Fielding, Elsie Joyce Filosi, Edward Russell Fisher, Thomas Arthur Flynn, Edwin John Frederick, Otello Victor Gardiner, Robert Howard Gates, John Robert Gay, Sherman Smith Gilger, Raymond John Goens. Jean livelyn Gonterman, June Goodman, Philip Russel Graham, Barbara Jane Graniita, Russell Frank Greene, Kenneth Wells Grimes, Carl Axis Griswold, Norman Rodger Hagar, Eli llani, Ronaltl Arthur llainin, XX'ilhert Calvin llanlim.1, litlith May Ann llassan, Sameer Selinen llaynes, llarriette Mautle Hentlry, George litlvvare llescork. Gilbert Henry llillyer. Wfalter Clnltls lloslgsoll,fil1.ll'lL'S Nelson Horen, llerhert l,ouis llowartl, 'lliomas john jahlonski, Xvilliam Peter javor, lftlwartl George Katz, l,eon Keeney, jr., litlvvin Arthur Keeney, Ciortlon Chapin Kelly, lNlari.5aret Anna Kelly. Milton Henry Kennetly, Marjorie Rita Kimhle. lfliot Frank Knox, liarlwara lfilith Kumfeil, lfinest Wfilliam Kytltl, jr., lfrnest lfertlinantl l.ake, lrvin limanuel l.anzalotta, Nicholas joseph l.aputl, Stephen l,awi'enee, Wlilliain Thomas I.anara, Rose Mary l.ee. liretl NX'illiam Levine, llenry Davitl latlestri, joseph john l.UciIHLli,-j1lSL'PlllIlk' Nancy laipiea. Cosimo lXlaeKen7ie, Helen CQ. Maeomher, julian livans Nalliton, George Malliton, Michael Manizza, Gasper Narino, john Raymontl Marnett, Rayinontl john Martin, Adrian Alphonse May, Charles joseph Mitchell, Donaltl Hurt Morth, joseph George Mugovero, I.ewis james McCall, Robert Hale MCGann, jacqueline Marie McLean, Charles Robert Nunes, Arthur August O'Hara, jack Francis Onuparik, Fred Wfilliam Palazzi, Bernartl Dominick Peebles. Helen Frances Perry. Norma Allen Pettinari, Fannie l.ytlia Piccinetti, Rohert Ploszai, Frank lfelwartl Powell, Miellael Powers, Patricia lileanor Putllo, Stephen lfmil Raimontli, Alnlo Raymond Rodgers, Mactlonalel Rogers, Ralph Rowley, Donald Ifelwartl Russell, james Fisher Salamanca, john Sarayusa, james Charles Sheehan, lrene Theresa Sheehan, jane lilizaheth Silva, Robert Manuel Simons, Donaltl Laxx renee Skilling. Ruth Atlelaitle Smith, Anthony joseph Smith, Frank Gregory Sousa, Carmella Aeession Sousa, Clifford Anthony Stevens, Doris May Stoffel, john Leantler Strazzo, joseph john Stroneski, joseph john Sturges, Henry Arnold Sullivan, Elizabeth Mary Syracuse, Peter joseph Taylor, Frank Taylor, Robert james Thomas, Cora jane Tinker, Kathryn Harriet Tinker, Charles Milton Tourjee, liverett Ralph Tunucci, Yolanda Mary Turley, Dorothy Helena Tyler, Pearl Irene Tyropolis, George james Vine, Delia Gurley Vivirito. Teresa lilizalweth Wzlnlefki, Kathryn Ann Wfatlsworth, Richarvl Seahuix Wglite, Andrew jackson XXfartl, jeanette Elizabeth We'ii1hei'g, Sitlney Wfheeler, Annie Margaret XX'hite, Helen Veroniea XXfieczorek, Frances Mary Xwilliams, Ruth Ann Young, Allen james ,.w1xv'-Sm 'Hi 3 ggi ix if fs Q his if 7: ,A aww QR A if mr , ,SP 9' sw 132' .1 xv 'Q , EM 112222 vmztwffadaf The Forgotten Class of 1943 has finally been placed in the lime light. Our class has been outstanding in competitive sports, and in the presentation of the comedy, Weather - Clearing. In these activities we have gained a repu- tation among spectators and audiences, if not with our schoolmates. George Tyropolis has succeeded Edwin Keeney as president in the junior year elections. The other offices are now filled by the following: Doris Carroll, vice-president, Teresa Vivirito, secretaryg and George Hendry, treasurer. Forgotten while in school perhaps, but the Class of 1943 is now determined to make our membership achieve things Tech will never forget. 5 erm ,Maw The Class of 1944 is still marching forward with its large and famous enroll- ment. In our freshman days, we adopted the school routine and feeling of good will which will always prevail in our organization. Some of our class showed fine acting ability in the Freshman play, Not Quite Such a Goose. Many of the boys and girls have taken an active part in clubs, sports, and other school activities. As sophomores, our class published the Tech News,', which has increased in popularity and importance under our guiding influence. We shall proceed, as a class group, to exert our influence and conquer new fields in our junior and senior years. gawkmm 64744 Besides having the distinction of being the largest class to enter Chapman Tech, the Class of 1945 has many outstanding qualities. We have shown athletic ability by placing many of our members on the basketball and football teams. Our freshman basketball team enjoyed a successful season, having sus- tained only one defeat. Our social activities have included a Christmas party and Hallowe'en dance, both of which were highly successful. We are an ambitious 450 pupils with unlimited energy, lots of ability, and plans that will make our reputation shine. Abbott, Douglas W'ilford Afentakis, -Ioan Helen Alderman, Helen Lane Alger, George Morris Allard, Richard Chester Allen, Barbara Shirley Allen, Thomas Daniel Amerson, Albert james Anderson, Robert Hendry Andrews, Ernest Norman Annabalini, Lewis Paul Appleby, John Richard Arnold, Edward David Arnone, Angela Marie Bailey, Wallter Henry Baldwin, Melba Elaine Barnes, Charles Davenport Barnes, Murray Chapman Barry, Doris Catherine Baum, Wfinifred Louise Beatrice, Emily Frances SUQQQMCWM Bedard, Guillermo Beebe, Thelma Lucille Belbruno, josepha Teresa Bieleclqi, Henry john Bland, Charles Irving Bolczak, Williain Anthony Bondish, Anna Mary Bouchard, Kenneth Leo Bougie, Irene Evelyn Bracci, Clara Bracelli, Elvera Theresa Brennan, Barbara Ann Briggs, Russell Vifilfred Brooks, james Joseph Brown, Frank Brown, jr., Robert Lawrence Bunker, joseph Baldrige Burgess, Eugene Hamilton Burr, Adelbert Lyman Burrowes, Robert Irving Burton, Edward Francis Butler, Grittin Thomas Butler, Lucia Elizabeth Bystrzak, Helen Barbara Capozza, Amerigo Anthony Capozza. Rocco joseph Carino. Antoinette Agnes Carver, Mary Lou Cavanaugh, Edward Williiiiii Champa, Anthony Chapman, Frank Herman Chiappone, Michael Francis Churchill, Marion Hilda Cini, Lenore Marie Cinotti, Beatrice Rena Cluny. 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Sistare, Ruth Delphine Smith, Donald Louis Baker Smith, Helen Mae Smith, Louise Ann Smith, Wfilliam Sokolowski, Helen Soltz, Seymour Spalding, Howard Robert Speedwell, Virginia Lucille Spellman, Wfilliam john Spencer, David Wellingtivii Spring, Lawrence Rogers Stack, George Richard Strazzo, Tony joseph Suggs, Norma Elizabeth Suscello, joseph Paul Sweeney, Robert john Szablowski, joseph Stanley Szczygiel, Celia Leona Thurber, Dorothy Mae Thurlow, Wintliriup Brackett Tinker, Marvin Duval Traver, Thomas Charles Trevisani, Lenora Tubbs, Charlotte Eunice Turkowski, Wallter Stephen Utz, Irene Clara Utz, john Francis Ursprung, Stanley Frederick Valentini, Richard Varella, Lorraine Mary Vine, Robert Coyle Wfadsworth, Richard Seabury Walsh, Henry Michael Weiss, Richard Louis Wetnitire, Donald Gordon Weyiint, Frederick Alexander Wlieeler, Harry Frank Wliite, Nelcie Rose Marie Wliittlesey, Betty jean Wilctmx, Gladys Mildred Wfilloughby, Theodore Floyd Wintu, Helen Alice Wfinslow, Arthur jesse Wtmlfe, Catherine Theresa Wcmtmd, Norma Aanenson Wiitwclrtiff, Charles Apted Yates, Eliza Teresa Yatrousis, George York, Charles XXfilliam Young, Marilyn Patricia Ywarski, john Dennis Zito, Maurice Michael .,,w3z?fc, '1 W I m4 5359 ww. 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Carter, Ruth Olive Castagna, Joseph Angelo Caulkins, John Richard Ceccarelli, Gloria Frances Chabard, Kenneth John Chapel, Harold Francis Chapel, Shirley Ellen Chapman, Harold LeRoy Chapman, Jr., Ralph Wallace Chiappone, Joseph Peter Chop, John Frank A Christensen, Jr., Charles Church, Gloria Mae Clark, Edgar Taylor Clark, James Allen Clark, Marjorie June Coghill, Neva Louise Colandene, Dominic Joseph Cole, Harvey Hampton Collins, Ernestdjohn Collins, Richar Patrick Connell, Thomas Joseph Connolly, Robert Charles Connors, Donald Joseph Connors, Edward Joseph - Cortina, Elvira Thomasina Costello, Hilary Aneas Covino, Alfred Francis Crandall, Harold Harvey Crocker, Jean Lorraine Crowley, John Joseph Cubilla, Pete Cummings, Mary Elizabeth Curtiss, Charlotte Margaret Cusimano, William Anthony Daghlian, Edward Garabed D'Angelo, Dominic Anthony Daniels, Catherine Theresa Daniels, Mary Louise Davis, Florence Pauline Dayton, Edward Leroy DeFoe, Rosemary Geraldine Delaporta, Alfred Delaporta, Richard Irving De Leon, Bernard Levern DeLillo, Dolores Marie DeMarco, Russell Rosario Dembinski, Edward Denison, Alice Carolyn Deschamps, John Robert Deveau, Marie Theresa Devona, Caroline Marie Dillon, Hilda Delia DiMarco, Joseph John DiMella, Carmine Joseph Doiron, Adrien William Dolce, gosephine Elizabeth Dolins y, Pauline Ann Doukas, Mary Elizabeth Douton, Charles Devine Dragoli, Livio Driscoll, John Carl Dyer, Raymond Thomas Edgecomb, Robert Harry Edson, Bradley Horton Ellis, Robert Oliver Esposito, Rudolph Anthony Fagerquist, Edythe Lorraine Fargo, Marjorie Elizabeth Faria, Thomas George Faulkner, Helen Marie Favro, Clyde Wilbur Fenn, Lawrence Everette Ferencz, Sophie Gloria Ferri, Francis Gwen Ficarra, Frances Agnes Flynn, Henry Patrick Foley, Harold Joseph Foley, John Joseph Fowler, Elmer Richard Friedberg, Martin Fuller, Rosemond Ann Gadbois, William Francis Gaifney, James Cronin Gager, Genevieve Gager, William Gallup, Helen Claire Garvin, Albert Abram Gay, Alan Gordon George, Bessie Gifford, Nellie Gomes, Isabel Maria Gomes, Russell Andrew Gonzales, Felicia Floorer Gonzales, Neddeidth Elizabeth Good, Margaret Edith Gordon, Lillian Shirley Goss, Radford Chappell Gray, Lewis Joseph Green, Donald Francis Grimes, Leslie Solon Guardacosta, James Joseph Gutkowsky, Felix Hamel, Cecelia Mary Hamel, Doris Theresa Hammel, Edward John Hanley, Thomas Joseph Hanson, Gene Warren Harvey, Edmund Charles Hawley, Loretta Belle Hewlitt, Virginia May Hill, William John Hillyer, Frederic Adams Hirschfeld, Jennie Vera Hoar, Truman Eugene Hod son, Richard Arnold Holciidge, Roger Harold Hollis, Walter William Holmes, Raymond Oliver Holmgren, Thomas Louis Hopkins, John Brown Horan, John Patrick Horner, Jean Ferris Horsley, Jack Joseph Horton, Gladys Mae Howard, Fredrick Polelan Y x E ',:. 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Mitchell, Clarence Nelson Monteleone, Raymond Montesi, Primo Peter Moretti, Aldo joseph Morin, Dorothy Arliene Morin, Virginia Ethel Morris, Elizabeth Belle Mroz, Wanda Ann Murray, Mary jane Myers, Kenneth Douglas Myers, Paul Edward McBride, Raymond joseph McCarthy, George Thomas McCarthy, james Francis McCue, Raymond Theodore McCulley, Robert joseph McFee, Richard Earl McGrath, Lawrence Eugene McGrath, Richard McKenna, Barbara Teresa McLoughlin, Everett Thomas Nelson, Anna Louise Neto, Rudolph Modesto Norville, Andrew Nott, Charles Pond Nowell, Barbara Ruth Oates, Norman William Occhionero, Loretta Katherine Occhionero, Louis Olynciw, Tessie Oscarson, Paul Everette Paginoni, Silvio james Palmisano, Angelina Maire Parker, jr., Edward Williams Paskewich, joseph Stanley Patterson, Marjorie Fern Pecarihc, Emily Leona Peckham, Gordon Allen Peckham, Graham Francis Pedro, Nicholas joseph Perkins, Sidney Printic Pero, Robert Richard Perry, Donald Bernard Perry, Franklyn Chapman Peterson, Ernestine Tensie Phillips, Doris Mae Piasci ,Alice Lee Pierangelo, Mary Ann Pinch, Madeliene Mary Piotrowski, Helen Beatrice Plotkin, Irving Melvin Pollander, Aldei joseph Pope, Venala Castine Poplaski, Wanda Elizabeth Potter, Richard Alfred Provak, Helen Wanda Radicioni, Alfred Walter Radzinowicz, Alexander john Ramus, Walter Charles Regetti, Betty Mae Ro ertson, james Douglas Robinson, Peter Francis Robinson, Ruth joann Rogers, Stillman Humbert Rogers, William Henry Rolfe, jennie Nora Romano, joseph john Roselund, Kenneth Gates Rossi, Antonio Rousseau, Raymond joseph Russell, Ethel Mae St. jean, Raymond Armand Santangelo, gohn Laurance Sargente, Sa atino Louis Saylor, john joseph Scanlon, Margaret Ellen Schar us, Paul james Schenk, Ruth Elizabeth Scribner, Irene Virginia Semmler, Robert Charles Serluca, Anthony joseph Serrita, Rose Nancy Sexton, Stanley William Shabunia, Elsie Alexander Shaughnessy, joseph Michael Sheehan, james Arthur Shuleshko, William Silva, jr., Charles Lloyd Silveira, William Slate, Gloria Vallette Slate, Park Albert Smart, Agnes Viola Smith, Estelle Smith, Gladys Hathaway Smith Helene Marie Smith, Irene Eleanor Smith, james William Smith, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Robert Harold Smith, William Clayton Smole n, Fred Smuckler, Harold Milton Sousa, john Philip Sousa, Thomas Jjohn Spaulding, Gor on Edgar Speaks, Tracy Adrich Spinnato, Rosario john Stadnick, Nicholas Stamand, Ruth Marie Stankowich, Helen Stantial, Olive Claire Nicholas Stefanski, Edward Theodore Stoner, jeanette Strickland, Winifred Ruth Sturges, Charlotte Isabel Stymiloski, Edward Benjamin Supernant, Levern Carl Surprenant, Bernard joseph Swanson, Donald Russell Swider, Frank Adam Sylvester, Salvatore joseph Taglianetti, Louis joseph Taylor, Albert Eugene Tillett, William Leon Tischer, Walter joseph Topor, john joseph Tudisca, Charles Anthony Turner, Mahlon Warren Tyska, Wanda Anna Vera, Gloria Patricia Vincent, Harry Raymond Virga, joseph Thomas Vose, Charles Wesley Wade, Henry Stuart Wade, Isabelle Patricia Walters, Catherine Wal, Roland Clayton We ber, Patricia Ann West, Margaret Ann West, june Rose White, Robert Courtney White, William Edmund Wilcox, Neva Pearl Williams, Melvin james Wilson, Lois jean Wilson, Robert Frank Winslow, Sarah Elizabeth Witt, Marjorie Dawn Wordell, joseph john Young, Daniel Spencer Ywarski, josephine Mary ki f,7,i X-X if f X Q0 X S EMI-IAAQA N J Q-,,.f-5 C fff iw-ff' ji Q Q Z C X f W D SQA- X, E5 f ff! aff X51 A C T I V lTlAA S 56 ' Q 'Q-fm asm ages? 'M WN., M, w ':EI::E: 'i ' Nxwfg uw . k N? i x WZ? 1 y is. 5 gg? QV Q 1 'N-N. MWA M ,nm ina' V ' 5 M pil, W exif 'av B M1 5' vwmgfiy' . W 'J tw 3 ' S XS TSW-' , 1 rf: QW, N fb 3 if mx x xsvw i www X X S if X x Q x R C m x 'x lx' IAN J, Q 5: ak: vi, a-aim O 'MQ aiiwwf A fy V 7 'X M P . LT Q' sf as 2 f -M J , Q5 M xx, .iw il' Q, J' Wig. ,Q 'Z' ...n . s F-I x N ' I Q . :Rig 3 3 f 22 ,S ,. N my , l i X . if W ,S xc l A .lw .sf Q I f . Q' an M 5, if 5 SQ lf: 4 Q 5 K . ,KW ,.,.,,.. E33 A x wt ,mf 1 wr ww im. if I my . Nw .435 -uni. 1 I Q-1 x I XN,..1 . .Qs 'if 1 155231 'Q Wx, L ' SQ? 5515 5 Qwg. A QS X r wx. ,K Q. rs - X hx X X x xt flfflxg QM' Q1f f if fffxf , 3 . S R Lf. if ' 3 gg i E si , xg A we SF TECH NEXVS STAFF4 A NOSE FOR NEXWSH Tech News Staff The Tech News is published monthly by the students. It is a bright, serious, student-composed, mimeographed news and feature journal, with a circulation of 800. It exchanges with approximately thirty high schools. Its editors and writers are drawn from all classes. Faculty adviser: Mr. Wilbury A. Crockett. C0-Editori'-Ivan Chapman Teresa Vivirito Circfzlazfiwz-Charlene Bishop Lilemry-josephiiue LoGioco Clzzby-Ann Adamo Sporty-jack O'Hara Ar!-Charles Karlberg Typhi-Emily Beatrice BZLfj7.76.l',l'T Hzznmr-Allan Robertson Proof Reading-Rayrnond Phillips Pemwmli'-Virginia Lewis Fefzfzzrei-Leon Katz Afzznzni-Nellie Shontell Exchmzgex-Francis Messenger M2711eogmphifig-George Stack Aa'z'e1'ti.fingHHelen Deshefy Lawrence Spring l-li-Y Club - Alpha Chapter lhe lli-X C luh registeretl this year with the state and niitioniil orgiiniztitii intl receivetl its elmrter in September, I9-il. Its purpose is to create, inziintg intl extentl the high sttintlgirtls of Christiiin ehziriitter in school and community lts fall activities inelutleel ii puhlie ineluetion, held Noveniher i, IO-llg and in the spring the eluh repegitetl their annual trip to New York. During t L lei the winter they eontrihutetl to the national defense, organizing themselves li iii'-riiitl protection of the sehool, und promoted their own work unt ilirettion of lf, Alhert Nitsehe, faculty gitlviser. Oiflflc rits , , ............. john May, lJ1'tnm1'w1f CHIARIWIAN Climiuwifxw Cliifiiiiwifm fillAlil1lAN lielwgirtl Deloury, I ire-1'1'tzri1ft'11f Rocco lX'l1ll'lill1O, St't'1't'li11 1' Peter lfzivolise, 'l'rm.r111'w' Rohert Dunbar, SCTKQUzlllf-:II-iIl'1ll.f oi' Pnvsioiui . ..,..........i. William Clodd or lrw'ria1.i,i2c1'r . ..l2LlVVLlI'Ll Deloury oi SPIRIT . . . . . .Peter lfuvolise ol-' Slilwltli . . . .Rocco Miirigino Hl-Y CQl.l'H ALPHA CQHAPTIQR if!! ' TORCH HOME ROOM CAPTAINS. In order that underclassmen may meet LES the subscription payments for the Torch, the installment plan is in use. A captain is chosen from each home room and given the responsibility for collecting the money and keeping the records. Faculty adviser: George R. Perry. ELITES. The French Club holds its elections and initiation ceremonies in the fall and enjoys a varied program throughout the school year. A Christmas banquet, marionette shows, lectures and socials constitute the main affairs of the season. Their colors: Blue and silver, their pin: Fleur de lysg their motto: Instruire et plaire. Officers: Patricia Brooks, president: Barbara Gilmore, vice-president, Laurel Perry, secretary: Eleanor Hogan, treasurer. Faculty adviser: Miss Pauline M. Azbell. GIRL RESERVES. The Girl Reserves is organized to develop a spirit of comradeship in play and in doing practical projects. During the school term they hold dances, suppers, and parties, assemble Christmas contri- butions for the needy, books for the U.S.O., do knitting for the Red Cross, and help in the national defense. Officers: Charlene Bishop, president, Barbara Gilmore, vice-president: Nina Edwards, secretary: Mildred White, treasurer. Faculty adviser: Miss Audrey jones. TORCH HOME ROOM CAPTAlNS-- PRICES GOING UP :jf 'us TS . N l Rl'N!.H fl.l'l5 MNHIS SOMIXIIS l.l-'S lil.l'IliS MINI, Rl-5lzRVI N lfUI.I,OXX' 'IHI1 fl PAM ....-1-Q A X K . Q. FRUSHIXIAN SCQIFNCH Cfl.l'l'a -HOVRS IS THI- l'NlVIfRSli LOLQY CfI.l'Ii THIS PROPIR STUDY Ulf MANKIXD IS MAX DANCIZ C,UlXIMl'l l'lilE lXIOONl,lGH'l' AND Ml'SlC SHMAN SCllZNCli CLUB. The lfreshman Science Club was organized to enable its members to gain additional scientific knowledge through extra experiments, films, and lectures. Since our entrance into war, the club has been learning the different types of enemy planes, and has had a number of first aid demonstrations, Officers: Gene Hanson, president: Rudolph Esposito, vice-president: Josephine Dolce, SCCl'CfLlI'y-Il'CalSLll'CI'. Faculty adviser: Stuart H. Manning. l5lOl,OiiY Cl.lll5. The membership of the club includes sophomores and juniors studying biology, and several who were members last year and are engaged in advanced studies. Meetings after school: trips to New Haven, New York and points in eastern Connecticut: moving pictures and a picnic constitute the important activities of the yea1'. Officers: llarbara Allen, president: Lenore Cini, vice-president: llliza Yates, secre- tary: joan Afientakis, treasurer. Faculty advisers: Mr. li. Albert Nitsche, Mr. Stewart S. Clark. DANCIE COlNlMl'l l'lflf. 'l'he Dance Committee is a strictly voluntary assembly of vigorous students from all classes who are willing to spend hours of their after-school time in making the preparations necessary to assure a good time for themselves and the other members of the school. XXfhether it was originality, resourcefulness, or routine workmanship that was demanded, the students responded willingly and produced decorative effects that won the cominendations of the schools guests. Directors: Charles l.. Roman, and Harold li. Schlener. RIFLE CLUB- GOOD SPORTSMANSI-IIP COMES FIRST RIFLE CLUB, The Rifle Club, organized three years ago by Major Howard E. Pearson, U.S.A,, then a member of the faculty, is now under the leader- ship of Richard F. Snape. It has grown in membership until it now numbers thirty-live. Due to the war, supplies have been limited, but there is still a great deal of enthusiasm among the members. Officers: Christian Bayreuther, president, james OlConner, vice-president, Charles Hodgson, secretary, john Caruso, treasurer. STARS AND STAFF. The Dramatic Club is made up of students who have participated in the dramatic productions of the school. The members are interested in improving their knowledge of drama, and the school's production of good performances on the stage. Their support of the class plays this year was matched by their own production of the Antigone of Sophocles. Officers: Sara Clark, president, Allen Maynard, vice-presi- dent, Charlene Bishop, secretary, Ivan Chapman, treasurer. Director: Mr. Howard F. Jones. SPEECH CHOIR. The Speech Choir was organized this year for two per- formances in particular: the Christmas assembly, and the presentation of Antigone. Members: Charles Boone, Richard Delaporta, Russell De- Marco, Joseph DiMarco, Rudolph Esposito, James Guardacosta, Gene Hanson, Charles Kelley, Robert Knight, Leon Maynard, Charles Maze, William Shuleshko, Nicholas Staub. Director: Howard F. Jones. ,--Q, .. 4 . , X fx' iw tcm-, IJ XI NIU ,X X13 NIXII IIII I'I XYN IIII IIIIXl IIINIIIIXX XIIIfIIIII1IIIx NI'I Hx IIII NI'IIl II I I'IQ.XN YIII K Q, . X I .. ...W . AN, Y wmiwf , I' Q, I -P -N wuqumuw-.aneiueaw is 6 41' ' ll, CLIRCfUI,O ITALIANA - XX'HIiX DU NYU UAT' Ii'l'AS LATINA HFORSAN Ifl' HAISCQ OLIM MISMINISSK .Il 'VAISIT ffv. ITA SOC CQIR LIAN CLUB. The Italian Club has been enlarged by accepting students from all three years' classes. The big events of the year included a trip to New York to see The Marriage of Figaro at the Metropolitan Opera House, a Christmas party, and a Serata Italiana featuring plays, music, and songs in Italian. Officers: joseph Basilica, president: lrida Busca. vice-president: Richard Rocco, secretaryg Hilda Dragoli, treasurer. Faculty adviser: Mrs. Edith C. jacques. QIIZTAS LATINA. The Societas Latina was founded in 1955, and is now a member of the American Classical League. Its meetings, held once a month. have been popular and instructive. The socials have a special attraction for Latin students. Beginning with a picnic in October. the club had two moving pictures on Roman life, a Saturnalia celebration. a Valentine party, a drama, and a spring picnic including the annual elections. Ofhcers: Ildwin Flynn, president: Anna Grippo, vice-president: Barbara Allen, secretary: Barbara Maynard, assistant secretary. Faculty adviser: Mrs. C. L. Canfield. LS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. The girls' active sports consist of volley-ball and archery in the fall, basketball at the Methodist Church gymnasium in the winter, and tennis and soft ball in the spring. The success and pleasure of the teams has been largely the work of Miss justine Clark and Miss Katherine johnson of Connecticut College. Faculty adviser: Mrs. Verna L. Skinner. GIRLS' ATHLIQTIC ASSOCIATION --- HXXIHIZRIE THIERITS A XXIILL . . , BAND. The band was organized at the beginning of the school year to boost the school spirit, especially in athletic meets. judged by the success of its first year, the band has met a need exceedingly well. Students are giving it full support for an even more brilliant future. Conductor: Byron Hatfield. ORCHESTRA. The Chapman Tech orchestra holds rehearsals twice each week, and has enjoyed increasing numbers and a large degree of success. Twice during the year it combined with the school Chorus for special programs: at Christmas time and at the Spring Concert. Director: Henry Brynan. CHORUS. The Tech Chorus is made up of students drawn from all classes. Their largest public exhibitions are the Christmas program and the Spring Concert, in which the Chorus combines with the Orchestra. Seven mem- bers were chosen to represent Tech in the All New England Chorus at the Music Festival held at Keene, New Hampshire. For the past two seasons the club has given the popular Ballad for Americans. Leader: Byron Hatfield. Accompanist: Mrs. Alice Spencer. CHAPMAN TECH BAND- FOLLOW THE LEADER! 31257595 . if . 1 A 2 S 1 1 .,, nv-at-soc. ' . 'aj-.ggi G If If ' t' I ffwii 33 4? .1 9 . '31 U R l :SE s x ,gg in If 'O 'Rt 9 4 'fd in ,ffiwg My .5 uf- . 6 ': - 4, 5 . i Q Q Q 9 4' 'Q Q ,225 U :fx 'I Ji' , , - V ...,.. ,.,. , ,,.. .,:: ...: 1 X ,,,s.,. V - X.x. . . L, ., ,x.,. , , ,.... . M N X Mx 2 ,QW Sw: . M ,,W. 4- X X x, Q' . 'fwwv it M f' ' - ,Wei ' sf H: 'WmQw:NM W - .ggi y -M.. . '4 3 5 L,,'f:1,H,gJ ,, 5 SEX Zfwmeek X' NN RX wx www 4Xm 2 0-4 5- Vail I Qiiyii N Q, , . ,, L E P , Q5 A WAR RELIEF CLUB- REMEMBER, PURL I-IARDERV' LIBRARY STUDENT ASSISTANTS. Several students have contributed gen- erously of their study periods and free time to assist in the library. Every period they are seen in every part of the building doing errands, helping teachers, or directing visitors. Adviser: Miss Lois Beckwith. PROJECTION CREW. The projection crew was organized this year to assist the teachers in all departments with their work in visual education. The members are trained to operate silent and sound film projectors, lantern slides, and microscopic projections. General science, physics, biology, agriculture, physiography, homemaking, and chemistry classes have called upon them. Officers: joseph P. Harris, president, Dudley Chapman, vice- president, Josephine R. DiPollina, secretary, Scott Ferguson, chief pro- jector. Faculty adviser: Stuart H. Manning. WAR RELIEF CLUB. Organized last year as the Aid-to-Britain Club, the members changed their name to War Relief Club when this country en- tered the war. Last year the girls made eighteen sweaters, and this year sixty-eight. The sweaters and an afghan were contributed to the Red Cross. Meetings are held every Friday after school. Officers: Mary Mac- Kenzie, president, Jane Murray, vice-presidentg Helen Davidson, secretary, Charlotte Tubbs, treasurer. Faculty adviser: Mrs. Doris B. Silva. CHEER LEADERS- IN WORD AND DEED, THEY ALWAYS LEAD CHEER LEADERS. A game or rally is not complete without the energetic girls who lead the cheering. In uniform costume of their own design, the girls prompt the crowds, get them organized, perform acrobatics, and keep things going. Members: Mabel Silva, Emma Silva, Eleanor Hogan, Eileen Shaughnessy, Helen LaPutz, Frances Rowley, Marilyn Young, Elvera Bracelli, Kathleen Daly. Faculty adviser: E. Albert Nitsche. HI Y - BETA CHAPTER. The Beta Chapter of the Hi-Y was organized at the beginning of the second term to develop leaders for groups to be organized next year. The Beta group is composed of sophomores who have taken an interest in school activities, and wanted to organize themselves for more effective participation. Officers: Donald Green, president, Joseph Suscello, vice-president, Robert Hopkins, secretary, Michael Chiappone, treasurer, David Spencer, sergeant-at-arms. Faculty adviser: Mr. E. Albert Nitsche. CHEF CLUB. The Chef Club met weekly during the second term of the second year, it has been studying foods and serving by actually preparing well-balanced meals and entertaining. Table decorations and duties of the host were added to kitchen instruction. The club visited a large New York hotel kitchen and one of the fine restaurants in the city. Faculty adviser: Mrs. Walter L. Spencer. '.i'Z.'1'l2i i!. 5...... Y ' 'T S 4 'Mai ffir N, 1. Q m Am Qi wx N if ut . 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SUsc3m,l.o, l'Rsvru1Nc:, IWACIKINO, Plfmw, Fl:I.Kl?R, SI'FNi'IfR f,IHAI'I'UNlf, CIUNNURS, l.lNxl.l2'l l'f2n, HIZNDRICKSON 'I'!fnJ Ibm' lfomlrwrr, Dl1NrAN, PASKFWICH, SIRFKZI, O'CONNOR, Wumiuan, Dums. Dmolmv, SAI.M1ANc'.a, S'1'nAno, l.rvlNr2, HAM, ROWLISY, fX1AIiNF'I'T liwlfnfff Ieflll' FRIfI7lfRlf.K, Mx wmv, SHFRMAN, STFFANSKI, KALANOSKI, Lfxxux, Kfmllikzm, Colm, DUNBAR, liAs1l,lc A, CQRFIZN Treamrer - Alhletic Anorialion JOHN T. MANION M., 4. on, Af -, 1 .YV ., A . 7' ? 'Vw . ,-1 :Egfr A 1, K as f , ' jf, '. Jam' ,. , . f K L. Ja A, wwf s . 55. I W , X, L, Q Shi .V wa favwwzffivf' 5 A aw.5 '.,fP , fungi., .,,.w'..'?w's:. .. dfwvigahn ' fa- gg.-qw 'g,,,, ,. -,,0x0fd'- ,W 0, quasi: .. L N. ,vc-Tint!-'sr JI' f 1 Aff' ' Q., w 5 N--4' fb' a VM, ,, 7 .s.,,. awry, , Qwiwd The law of averages caught up with Coach jack Conway this fall as the Huskies slipped out of the running for the Eastern Connecticut conference title for the first time since 1935. It was only natural that the Huskies should have one off year after winning three championships in the past five years and finishing in the runner-up spot two other times. Even at that, the Huskies were in the thick of the running for the crown up until the final game when Bulkeley Schoo1's state championship team made up a half-time deficit of 7-6 to crush the Conwaymen, 25-7, on the strength of a couple of long runs and two cleverly executed forward passing plays. The Huskies weren't ex ected to be a cham ionshi threat from the start, P but they might have been except for an unfortunate circumstance. You can't ex ect to lose nine out of 11 starters from a cham ionshi team and ex ect to P P P P go places, but Coach Conway did -that is, he did until he lost the services of Co-Captain john Occhionero. Occhionero was a great defensive center and an inspirational leader the year before and was counted on to do the same this season. But he reported to Coach Conway on the first day of practice and told the Tech mentor he was 19 years of age. Under the new state schoolboy rules, which went into effect last fall, Occhionero was ineligible for further athletic competition. 47 The figured loss of Occhionero would have been bad enough, but to have it come like a bombshell was even more of a blow. Conway and his assistants, Ted Lundwall and George Bennett, took the blow philosophically and started to lay new plans. p The team won its first game from Windham, 14-6, but was outclassed by a heavier Norwich Free Academy team in the second game and bowed, 13-0. Came a scoreless tie contest with Shelton High and then the Huskies played superb football to trounce Robert Fitch, 16-6. Stoningtonls classy Bears proved too strong for the Huskies in the fifth game of the season and the Red and Black went down to a 20-0 defeat, but the team played grand football in the first half of the Bulkeley game and left the field at half-time with a 7-6 advantage over a Tiger squad that was a 14-1 choice before game-time. The Bengals came back strong in the second half to triumph, 25-7, and take the conference title away from the Huskies. Tech placed Mike Kamierzia, star end, on the all-conference team, its only place on the all-star team. Prospects for next season are reasonably bright with a number of experienced players coming back. The boys won't be caught short next year and ought to be a strong contender for the crown. U J ,dyfnil , up-Q Q ' 1 X-, ,W r -wail Wx fm-.QT ,Q .r1'. ,' 53 4-...M ,Rf-7 fy .. vqifw-w.fl, -fqns. 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W , Pt ' 5 ...:-:: 3 ' ' 3 B ig, W 4 A y 2 Q - A ,,,V , M I 2 1 Y if w Q If 5 4 Wg 25? 5 SI ,, ,Q fiaipw QQHSQ. il Nun fHl.f'lI'I'ONlf, l,,'f.SKlfXX'll,ll, Ciiufifxif, FUNK, HAILFY, lhlAY, SllSCIFI.I.O. 1NIArtsiif, A-if. My lmuf RUN Zn ko, illlqfu' Powrrts, HIYNDRY, Soifrx, KAMIFRYIA, STP:-'Atvskl B Youll have to be a pretty close follower of Chapman Tech basketball under Coach jack Conway to appreciate the change that took place in the court game this season at Tech. From a methodical, conservative club that could generally move the ball through any type of defense, the Huskies switched to the new streamlined type of fire-engine basketball. The change in style was made by Conway because of necessity, and the switch paid dividends, Tech winning 13 out of 17 games played. Few expected the Huskies to more than break even in their scheduled games, but before the year was over the Conwaymen had split even with favored Bulkeley, upset Stonington and bowed twice only to Wfindham, unbeaten Eastern Connecticut conference champions for the third season. Highlight of the season, in addition to the Bulkeley and Stonington victories, was the 44-11 victory over Putnam Trade on February 13, a triumph that marked the 200th victory in Conway's basketball coaching career at Tech. The Tech coach's 14-year record at the close of the season showed 200 victories and 42 losses. The season opened with a double header, the varsity demonstrating how basket- ball should be played to the Faculty, 43-13, in the opener and then taking Chester, 60-12, in the nightcap. Headmaster Horace G. Westcott started in the Faculty lineup and shot the first basket of the night, retiring from the game thereafter to maintain his 1,000 shooting average. Tech closed its pre- Christmas schedule by beating Fishers Island, 44-11. Warming up to the heavy part of the slate, Tech drubbed Bacon Academy of Colchester, 46-6, and then took Willimantic Teachers' jayvees, 36-27. Nor- wich, first of the league opponents, fell, 30-13, and Fitch followed to the tune of 54-21. Windham, having its best night of the season, proved the first stumbling block for the Huskies, who bowed, 52-23, at the Y gym. Recovering quickly from the Windham defeat, the Huskies surprised their home town rivals, the Bulkeley Tigers, 30-24, in the den of the Bengals, and then proceeded to trounce New London junior College, 41-23, Norwich, 27- 21, and Fitch, 42-27, before bowing again to Windham, this time by 28-19 in a hotly contested ball game. The Huskies then upset a favored Stonington team, 33-29, and notched the 200th victory for Conway by routing Putnam Trade, 44-11. Bulkeley, clicking beautifully in the fourth quarter, topped the Red and Black, 34-23, in the Y gym, and the Huskies closed their season by losing to Kennett High of Con- way, N. H., by a score of 30-29. For a team that started the season with only one veteran in Captain Lester Soltz, the Huskies fared remarkably well. Coach Conway has had far better teams than this one, but none of which he'll ever feel prouder. The Tech Freshmen had a very successful season under Ted Lundwall and George Bennett, losing only one of 13 games and winning the conference title for the third year in succession. The lone defeat was a one point affair at the hands of Bulkeley and the Tech yearlings secured ample revenge in the second game, winning, 40-32. Q, A f 4 'vim jg: ' 1 f mf -if limi- 'V if 'Q ' K ' 415155 as Hag 2 A , I , if 25 535:53 1 . . , , 6 wr T M, ,M , . Wg, , , f ig gg Hg -' 5 I J mf af M2 'EI 4, v RL' 'a W F ji f 19' Ni sl fix j w is Q SQ X X X Q M X N X Q X X N., --Qs. .xxx X 4 .X Q s S M. X X XM X X X V x X X Y Y R1 HN M f N - . N .1 mi 1 lf Q5- ' . ' X i it X Q X . ., Liv xx X Tap Run' - BROWN. RussEL, SMITH, DIAMANTINI, DIEMOCH, ANDREWS, KRAFJEWSKI Middle Rozrf R1cE, LAWRENcE, AUSTIN, HUME, RosE1.AND, TYROPOLIS, WALKER BKJHUNX Razr- AKAMIERZIA, POLLARD. SHERMAN, SERos, Lfxzuk, FoRTuNE, lNlARNlT'I'T 74602 Like old man river, Chapman Tech's track forces under Coach Ted Lundwall, just seem to keep rolling along in dual competition. The Huskies closed out their second unbeaten campaign in dual competition in 1941 and wound up the ear in a blaze of tlor b trimmini Bulkele for the first time since Y Y is Y Lundwall was a com etitor back in 1933. P The Huskies didn't win the conference championship because they didn't have the specialty men needed to win league flags in a six-team meet, but they knocked off every team in the circuit in dual meets with the exception of unscheduled Norwich and Stonington, which tied the Huskies, 52-52. The Huskies placed fifth in the conference meet behind Norwich, Bulkeley. XXfindham and Stonington, but they were only a few points in back of the second place Tigers. And the dual meet victory over the Bengals caused Tech rooters to forget the results of the league meet. Track has been improving by leaps and bounds LlI'1LlCI' Lundwall's capable direction and ought to reach the peak this season. If everything goes as L L planned, the Red and Black has fine prospects in the 1942 campaign of win- ning its first league championship since 1932. The Huskies lost the services of their captain, Ray Bloomfield, on the opening day of the track season when it was learned that Bloomfield had secured an afternoon job, but the Red and Black went right out and whipped favored Billard Academy and Robert Fitch in a triangular meet, scoring 7016 points as compared to Billard's 47 and Fitch's 231Q. Next the Huskies deadlocked Stonington in a thrilling meet, 32-52, and then came the conference competition. After the league meet, Tech trimmed Wiimd- ham, 53 2-3 to 45 1-3 and Bulkeley, 53 1-3 to 45 2-3, and might have done the same to championship Norwich had the meet not been rained out. va .L.,.., .X... . ,,,.., Bari Rnu'fRoss1, ANNABALINI, COLE, STOFFEL, E. STEFANSKI Middle Rau'-MONTELEONE, HAASE, BUNKER, O'CONNFR, J. STEEANSKI, HENDRICKSON, Scnmuius, Tu RNFR, HAM 131-am Rfiu1f'CANNAMELA, GREENE, Rocco, POWERS. Capmn: Sucnowmskv, KEFNFY, CHIAPPONE Although the Huskies enjoyed a fairly successful season with seven wins and four losses and finished in a tie for the runner-up spot in the Eastern Connecti- cut conference race, the story of the season might have been an entirely different one with the injection of a few timely basehits. Only one of the four losses was by a convincing margin, the championship Norwich Free Academy team toppling Tech, 12-5, in an early season game that caught George Malone, ace pitcher, out of condition. Two other defeats were by two-run margins and the fourth was a 6-5 setback at the hands of Bulkeley, a defeat that snapped all titular hopes. The Huskies opened their campaign in impressive fashion by manhandling Stonington, 14-2, Ken Osinski contributing a home run to the li-hit attack, but Norwich did most of the slugging in the next game as the Red and Black bowed, 12-5. From a slugging team, the Huskies fell back to a defensive club in the next three games, topping Bulkeley, 2-1, blanking Griswold of jewett City, 2-0, and being shut out in turn by XXfindham, 2-0. ln the latter game, the Huskies left nine runners stranded and two timely singles would have produced an easy victory. Tech secured ample revenge a week later by whipping Xlifindham, I0-6, as Ken Osinski clinched the verdict with a tremendous home run clout over the left field fence in the eighth inning. Osinski's two homers that produced six runs helped the Huskies edge Stonington, 10-9, a few days later and then the Conwaymen had another close battle with Fitch, winning, 3-2, on the strength of some nifty relief pitching by George Davison. One week later, the Red and Black buried Fitch, 12-2, in a tune-up for the Bulkeley game, which the Huskies dropped, 6-5, when Bob Voight homered with a mate on base in the eighth inning. The linal game against Norwich saw the Huskies just going through the motions of winding up another campaign. Shorn of their championship hopes, the team played listless ball for seven innings and then fell two runs shy of tying the score in the final two frames, bowing by a 5-3 count. Captain Mike Ryzewic, Ken Osinski and George Davison were named to the all-conference team, while Harold Bellucci, the team's steadiest ball player in the eyes of most followers, won a second team berth. Prospects for this season are only fair with Captain James Powers, John Stefan- ski and Peter Suchowirsky as the lone players with any real previous experience. But Coach jack Conway is pretty good at moulding winning teams from virtu- ally nothing and 1942 may not be such a bad year after all. STEFANSK 0 CONNOR AD K. GREENE HAM Y g ff ,E Q MENQ NX6, BX 5 wf W LQ? QR 'ff Q AW RXXR XPEQQQA7 N NN 46 EX X ,N Yxyj K . Q XXX' Q X -,,! 'Nb W NEW LONDON OFFICE 16 Bank Street - Tel. 8848 SPICER ICE AND COAL COMPANY oLn ANTHRACITE COMPANY'S BITUMINOUS LEHIGH FUEL OILS - ICE - WOOD CROTON, CONN. Tel. 2-4551 AUTOMATIC SIMPLIFIED MOTOR STOKER 'QDELCOH COAL BURNER OIL BURNER THE EATON 81 VVILSON CO. 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Complimenlx of SPORTING GOODS DEVOE PAINTS Pope s Parkmg Lot KITCHEN FURNISHINGS 100 Bank Street AMMUNITION New London, Connecticut and GARDEN SUPPLIES flfaffakwml 80146 nf Qcwmmmce Established 1852 New London, Connecticut Efember gederal 5Deposit Insurance Corp. THANK YOU Chapman Tech - We have considered it a privilege to be your class photographers For the future OUR BEST WISHES .fcwmq 5 10 Meridian Street New London, Connecticut Fisher 8: Moriarty Glothiers gurnishers 174 State Street New London, Connecticut Compliments of MARVEL SHOP Janie L. Edgar INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Tel. 7497 251 State Street 4 New London, Connecticut .Mayfair Winer Open 24 hours Station 12 Waterford, Conn. wa ,fzawwazzwz ,4caZmuf44,t!wSea NEW LONDON, CONN. We call your attention to the following outstanding features of our school: -The only Naval Preparatory School in New England. -Accredited by New England College Certificate Board. -Fully accredited academically by the State and United States Government over four years high school course. -Cadets from 16 States and 5 Foreign Countries enrolled at present. -Naval drills and uniforms. -All sports. -Sailing on famous schooner Yankee . CZ0De gncourage 'Mau to Cl7isit us or q03rite us for qurther Information. LIEUT. PALMER A. NILES Superintendent CC9n active duty with Cllnited States Goes! Quardj AW. BUTTERFIELD, B. S., M. A. Principal Compliments of CITY COAL COMPANY EZEKIEL SPITZ, Prop. 410 Bank Sffeet Phones Q Dealers in JEDDO COAL SOCONY RANGE OIL SOCONY FUEL OIL LEHIGH COAL U. S. NAVY STANDARD KOPPERS COKE ' BITUMINOUS YORK OIL BURNERS Compliments of 7he gankuf New fancfcw MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK EDWARD R. KEEFE MORRIS B. 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KOSAKOW Sportswear Specialists Gommercial and Qsocial p Compliment! of Qrinting t S02 Bank Street N T3fUY,5 Toggery New London, Connecticut N 27 Bank Street New London, Connecticut C57ie jlfark of Qistinguished Qrinting i Your Education Continues Graduation does not mean cessation of learning. One means of keeping abreast of astonishing world changes, of knowing the latest in the world of sports, of obtaining clean entertain- ment and of keeping in touch with events of your Alma Mater, is to continue to READ Uhr New Ennhnn Eng Your Good Evening Newspaperl' Sworn Qirculation, 17,200 at 4 cents the copy. 20 cents a week. BRATER'S HOME FURNISHINGS Qbicture qraming and Art jupplies 255 State Street New London Tel. 7151 C omplimenl: of 1. L. RAUB 26 Bank St. HARDWARE and SPORTSMEN 'S GOODS Sstablished in 1864 Fashion Remnants 128 Bank Street New London, Connecticut Tel. 2-5597 Walk-Over Boot Shop 257 State Street New London, Connecticut 1 Samuel Goodman i cUs'roM TAILOR 4 Y Imported and CDomestic qQ'Joolens 55 Green Street New London, Connecticut , C om plimenl: of W. T. GRANT CO. New London, Conn. s I l 5 SAVARD BROS, IHC. 154 State Street Gir1's Sport Oxfords Colors : Wine-Tan Brown-White Two-tone Brown Piiied 33.95 - 355.95 ALICE L. SHERIDAN Phone 7600 85 State Street New London, Connecticut REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Mortgages Secured Life-Fire Property Managed Automobile Renting Compensation Complimentr of NOVITCH BROS. 152 Main Street New London, Connecticut Stylish Sportswear for Clfoung qellows Tailor Made Suits Topcoats and Sport Trousers Complimenlf of ALEC R. SHAPIRO, D. D. S. Gou1d's Youth Shop JUNIOR APPAREL at Popular Prices 226 State Street New London, Connecticut C om plimenlf of Howard johnson's of ,fewis 6' Co. CHINA, GLASS SILVER, LAMPS and TROPHIES State and Green Sts. New London, Connecticut The Years Ahead can mean for you greater usefulness to your country, both in war and peaceg more interesting, better paid work, association with the kind of people you admire, if you continue your education ng Qualified students transfer with advanced standing to leading four year colleges and universities, or complete their education in two years. Graduates eligible for the army and navy air corps, and the special ensign training course of the Coast Guard. Art, business administration, home economics, journalism, secretarial science, liberal arts, pre- professional and one-year stenographic pro- grams. NEW LONDON JUNIOR COLLEGE Hccredited by the State qioard of gducation TELEPHONE 5545 Day Office T. LEO LONERGAN Engraver NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT an nunlnunlnnunlunnlIn nunuunnnnnnnnlulll Brass Rail Restaurant Prop. Mr. F. E. Renzon 56 Bank Street New London, Connecticut Starr Brothers, Inc. 110 State Street DRUGGISTS Mr. Arthur Ceccarelli General Contractor and Builder 87 Smith Street New London, Connecticut Capitol Candy Kitchen LUNCHEONS and ICE CREAM JACKSON and MANOS Tel. 9774 Camplimentf of Perry 8: Stone, In JEWELERS Established 1865 Qlympia Fee qfoom State Street Complimentx of Horace L. Westcott, D. D. S. NICHOLS 86 HARRIS Qharmacists C. l 119 State St., New London .A Century of Cfleliable C-Service FRANK J. KNOX, Mgr. Glass of 1927 The G. M. Williams Company The Old-Fashioned Up-to-date HARDWARE STORE Phone 5361 State Street, Corner North Bank New London, Conn. graduation, Qarty qlowers and Gorsages glfisher Qflnrist 104 State St. Tel. Tel. 5800 5800 C om plimentf of Fergusorfs Barber Shop 279 Broad Street W. N. L. C. 1490 K. C. Your .Mutual .9Vetwork C-Station Mohican Hotel New London Academy of Hair and Beauty Culture .ficensed jlfacinello System MARY E. WALKER Supervisor 525 State Street New London, Connecticut Spencer Sinatra The Friendly Studio ALWAYS WELCOMES TECH STUDENTS Garde Building - 525 State Street Qsharaf Stationery Go. STATIONERS and BOOKSELLERS 162 State Street New London, Connecticut NEW LONDON BUSINESS COLLEGE Business Administration Higher Accountancy Executive-Secretarial Stenographic-Secretarial Business and Banking Shorthand and Typewriting 251 State Street Phone 7441 Charles E. Cline, Qrincipal llllllllulnnIlunununnunnnunnnnunmunnnnmnnn Equipment and Clothing for Every Sport fspecial Qrices for cfgeams 'ALLING RUBBER CO. Southern New England's Largest Sporting Goods Distributors 258 State St. New London Raclway's Dairy, Inc. QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS 29 Jefferson Avenue Telephone Crocker House 5588 Block glfellmzm 34 Clark Qlwuu Compliments of Clifford Thurber Edwin Keeney Company OFFICE SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS 15 Main Street New London, Conn Edwin A. Keeney Phone 8217 THE TOWN SHOP Women's Apparel Gomplete .Eine for ,All Qccasions 186 State Street New London, Connecticut 14 Church St. New London Tel. 8252 Office Complimentr of Prentis Supply Co. y 240 State Street Alling Bldg. l Modern E1CCrr1C ALL PAPER PRODUCTS Towels Toilet Tissue Kraft Bags Twines Soaps Napkins Cups Etc. 155 Bank Street New London, Connecticut 7fze Zfnian blank ,anal 744141 Uampwuf ,of New .fomlan Incorporated 1792 NEW LONDON'S OLDEST BANK 61 State Street New London Connecticut 4 x su ' f A nu 4 .is I .au , . 1' ' -wiM.,',.fLgr!.-Q . X.. ,,a V Q- un-,gb 5 . ' nz: -if ,,. .f , ,Q - , , ,+f, M, 3151- I if n-R ' mn' .43 f .N ,,,. ,. ,. ,,.,.. Y Aff 1, ,. 5 ill- -, .wig . 3 Vik -Aug ,,, 5, -. ,T - f., , .v '-Qi 3 ' f. 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