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

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CLASS IDISTINCTIDNS BOY Gene Hanson Tom Elke Rudy Esposito Gene Hanson Gene Hanson Tom Elke Paul Meyers Paul Meyers Gene Hanson Aldo Morretti Rudy Esposito lim Gaffney Tom Elke Gene Hanson Robert McCalley Bill Tillett Iames Brown Rudy Esposito Ed Maynard Donald Lewis Donald Lewis Ioe Virga Walter Butfington Frank Austin Tom Elke Frank Austin lack Horsley Rudy Esposito loe Chiappone Frank Bongo ' . Tom Elke Truman Hoar Mr. Westcott Mr. Conway Most likely to s.ucceed Most Popular Best Personality Most admired Most cooperative Smartest Most Studious Most Serious Most Ambitious Most Witty Best all-around Nicest smile Talks most, says least Best Actor-Actress Quietest Most collegiate Most original A Best dancer Best dresser Most bashtul Class half pint Best sense of humor Class comedian Biggest Flirt Most school spirit Best looking Cutest Class jitterbug Most athletic Happiest Cleverest Tallest Did most for TECH Most popular teacher Most popular subject Most difficult subject Tech's Greatest need Tech's gitt to Bulkley Tech's gift to WMI 27 GIRL Winitred Canestrari Barbara Maynard Tecla Maiuri Ruth Linkletter Adelaide Kathe Barbara Maynard Gladys Smith Gladys Smith Winitred Canestrari Mary lane Murray Pat Webber lune Cabral Bessie George Adelaide Kathe Nellie Gifford Adelaide Kathe Nancy Meadnis Agnes Smart Vera Cortina Catherine Daniels Charlotte Curtiss Lois Wilson Betsy Cahey Iosephine Dolce Barbara Maynard Ruth Linkletter Iosephine Ywarsky Agnes Smart Adelaide Kathe Gerry Hume Ruth Linkletter Helen Ratzko Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Burton U. S. History Chemistry Gymnasium Frances Perri E. Maynard

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C I. A S S D 0 E M VALEDICTORY our future, child of destiny, is but the stuff of dreams, our lives playthings of Mars: the World once filled with faith is sorely tried- but, we have youth, and eyes of youth are clear. can We discern the right where others' vision dimmed? can youthful aspirations reach a goal, channel ambition, harness flighty thought? we have been free and blessed with wealth that only freedom brings to gay, unfettered youth. we look ahead. and unafraid breast currents of the world, facing with confidence the siege. Thomas Elke '45 Adelaide Kathe '45 Gene Hanson '45 26

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ROBERT ADLER Chemist de luxe . . . definitely not noisy . . . on the serious side of things. ANDREW HENRY APICELLI Appie -Cut-up . . quite a Casanova . . . got an A-once. alian Club. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Basketball. 33,94 MICHAEL IOSEPH ARN ON E Mike -Strong, silent type . .. bashful but brainy . . . Latin type. Italian Club. Science Club l. Q WILLIAM MARTIN AUWOOD Tall and quiet . . . plays football . . . contagious grin. Projection crew 2. Football 3, 4. SENIUIQ MADELIN E MARY ALGER Flaming hair and freck- les galore . . .plus gig- gles . . . Everything happens to mel Science Club l. French Club 3. Nurses Club 3. HELEN MARY APPLEBY The Silent Thinker . . Anchors Aweigh . . . dark and delightful. Girl Reserves 3, 4. FRANK WOOD AUSTIN Fleetfoot of the track team . . . Here I am you lucky people . . . wears ruts in the roads to the Linkletter home. Track Team l, 2, 3, CCaptainl 4. Football 2, 4. Class play 3. Hi-Y fVice President? 4. Science Club 1. Year book 4. ERNEST AVENA Ernie -Carries Kleen- ex to banish that tell- tale recl . . . one of the lone males on the cheering team . . . but, who's complain- ing? Science Club I. Cheerleader 3, 4. Year- book 3, 4. Photography Club l.