East Hartford High School - Janus Yearbook (East Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1944 volume:

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FOX Superintendent 46 First How: Miss Doris Gower, Miss Ellen Hastings, Miss Catherine Larrabee, Miss Genevieve Gorman, Miss Marion Sprague, Miss Carolyn Gower. Secono' Row: Miss Caroline Murdock, Miss Wenona Shattuck, Miss Kathryn Byrne, Mrs. Alice Beaver, Miss Harriet Weatherbee, Miss May Spring- tield, Miss Florence Frye, Miss Claire Trisch, Miss Elizabeth White. Third How: Miss Buth Bailey, Mr. Edward Dillon, Mr. Iames McCourt, Mr. Iohn McGrath, Miss Dorothy Maclean, Miss Elizabeth Larrabee, Mr. Edward Hickey, Mrs. Bhena Tapley, Miss Gladys Holmes, Miss Alice Brooks, Mr. Robert Anderson. Fourth How: Mr. Leslie Moyles, Mr. lohn McGill, Mr. Wayne Geer, Mr. Randolph Aurell, Mr. Elmer Hansen, Mr. Hillis ldlernan, Miss Evelyn Mallon, Miss Dorothy Howlett. 6 lfvvrvtfk ..,t,.-,, M . -4. ' 'WY 5 fb eau ENGLISH Miss Alice Brooks Miss Carolyn Gower Miss Gladys Holmes Miss Elizabeth Larrabee Miss Evelyn Mallon Miss Barbara Marston Miss M y Regan enona Shattuck Miss May Springfield SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Doris Gower Mr. Edward Hickey Miss Dorothy Howlett Miss Helen McClellan Mr. Iohn McGill Mrs. Rhena Tapley FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Catherine Larrabee Miss Barbara Marston Miss May Springfield LIBRARIAN Miss Elizabeth White MATHEMATICS Mr. Robert Anderson Miss Dorothy Maclean Mr. George Magrath Miss Harriet Weatherbee SCIENCE Miss Alice Brooks Miss Florence Frye Mr. Wayne Geer Miss Ellen Hastings Miss Dorothy Maclean Mr. James McCourt COMMERCIAL Miss Kathryn Byrne Miss Eleanor Connors Miss Helen Donovan Miss Genevieve Gorman Mr. Iohn McGrath PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Edward Dillon Miss Claire Trisch MEDICAL Miss Marion Sprague PRACTICAL A TS Mr. Randolph A e Miss Ruth Bailey ' Miss Florence Frye Mr. Elmer Hansen Mr. Mitchel Ivanowsky Miss Caroline Murdock Mr. Ernest Osterling MUSIC Miss Doris Rayner Mr. Will Riggs anui Sllaff Editors-in-Chief Lorraine Belanger, Barbara Nelson. Assistant Editors Barbara Attenborough, Norine Beauche- rnin, Pauline Breen, Iacqueline Cooper, Marjorie Hickey, Marie Iordan, Alma Lang, Audrey Larson, leanne Mather, Norma Maynard, Phyllis Morrill, Claire Picone, Iria Stewart. Business Manager William Deitch Assistant Business Managers Grace Derrick, Virginia Perkins, Mary Reutter, Natalie Salls, lohn Yellen. Photography Betty Hetiron, Irene Pitkin, Alberta Redmer, Natalie Salls, Margaret Wright. Typists lessie Giocolano, Lucy Hamilton, Carolyn Lambert, Gertrude Moran, Mary Picano, Shirley Salisbury, lean Warren, Olga Zinchuk. Faculty Adviser Miss Gladys Holmes. First Row: Alma Lang, Iacqueline Cooper, lessie Giocolano, Carolyn Lambert, Olga Zinchuk, Barbara Nelson, Lorraine Belanqer, Miss Gladys Holmes, lohn Yellen, Virginia Perkins, Grace Derrick, William Deitch, Mary Reuiter. Second Row: Betty Heffron, Pauline Breen, Marjorie Hickey, Phyllis Morrill, Alberta Reclmer, Norine Beauchemin, Claire Picone, leanne Mather, Margaret Wright. geniafui VA, .Raj X, .,f J :Mtv f' ' ' 6 ' if! ARLINE APOLZER 3 11 Commercial Quiet, unassuming, in GVSIY ,, way a lady. Freshman Chorus I: As I Like lt I, 2: Civic Improvement Club 1, 2: Travel Club l, 2. I l BQWJXR ENBOROUGH ollege her' schief in the lass. A Like It I, 2: Basketball udent Council 2, 4: Visual 'ds Club 2, 3, 4: A.G.E. 3, 4: ' g Club 3, 4: Bowling Club 3: aders Club 3, 4: GirlS' Glee Club 4: Ianus Board 4: Tennis Club 4. CHARLES BALCHUNAS College My time will come. Radio Club l, 2: Science Club 2, 4. My if I mercial The ilo of meekness on a stem of grace. As I Like It l, 2. HOWARD BARNES College Thinking is but an idle waste of thought. Class Treasurer I: Class Basket- ball I: Football l, 4: Student Council 2: Social Club 4: Mas- quers 4. NORINE BEAUCHEMIN College Her voice, her smile, her look, her way, breathe a sense of pleasure on any day. Freshman Chorus l: Civic Im- provement Club l, 2: As I Like It l, 2: Student Council Z: Visual Aids' 2, 3,'4: Riding Club 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: A.G.E. 3, 4: Basketball Club 3, 4: Leaders Club'4: Girls' En- semble 4: Social Club 4: Library Club 4: Masquers 4: Ping Pong Club 4: Ianus Board 4: Field Hockey Club 4: Outing Club 4: Tennis Club 4: Bowling Club 4: Traffic Squad 4. CHARLES BEHRENS General He that hath knowledge spareth his words. International Relations Club 2: Traffic Squad 3, 4. LORRAINE BELANGER College Personality is to a woman what perfume is to a flower. As I Like It l: Debate Club l: Freshman Chorus I: Travel Club 2, 3: Camera Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: A.G.E. 4: Social Club 4: Ianus Board 4: Executive Board 4. IUNE BENEZET General 'Qllccomplishmentsfsllent but sure. ltgltyleilomflbelglon usic Clubfl. East H6196-orli'4 s ' lt 2: Senior Orchestra, , ' TOM BERWICK . General Happy I am, from care I'm free. A t ll If gm 1511 X l,'l , ll lylllflillll fl lr ft. ylsj 'tt , l' f' l ll SHIRLEY BIDWELL College A merry heart goes all the way. Pilot Staff lp Freshman Chorus 17 Class Secretary 1: As l Like lt 1, 27 Class Basketball l, 27 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, As- sistant Librarian 47 Social Club 3, 47 A.G.E. 3, 47 Girls' Ensem- ble 4. WALTER BILLINGHAM College Easy come, easy go. Class Basketball l, Z. ALBERT BLANCHARD General A gentleman makes no noise. Track Z, 37 Social Club 4: Traffic Squad 47 Basketball 4. DONALD BOONE College - What did l do now? Camera Club lg Orchestra l, 2. 3, 47 Science Club l, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 37 Interna- tional Relations Club 47 Mas- quers 4. PAULINE BREEN College Given to hospitality. Iericho, Vermont-Class Presi- dent lg Glee Club l, 27 Draf matic Club 1, 27 Basketball 1, 27 Softball l, 27 Badminton l, 27 Tennis l, 27 Class Treasurer 27 East Hartford-International Re- lations Club 3, 47 Travel Club 3, 4: Basketball 47 Softball 47 Badminton 47 Riding Club 47 Bowling Club 47 A.G,E. 47 lanus Board 4. DOLORES BRODHEAD Commercial Her quiet ways become her. lOSEPHlNE BROWN Commercial Success is the reward of toil. As l Like It lp Girl Reserves 2. lOHN CAGIANELLO College His presence is always heard. Hartford 4 Class Basketball lg Boys' Club lp Debating Club l. East Hartford -- Class Basketball 2, 3, 47 Boys' Glee Club 47 lnter- Class Basketball 4. M BETA ALABRESE 4 C ercial -.t 1 X e and dance. ike It l, 2: A.G.E. 3, 47 Cheer eader 3, 4. WlLLlAM CAVANAUGH College Give me two wings' and l'll malce them fly. Traffic Squad 3, 4. Q jj! A27 MARILYN CHENADE College Modest, quiet, and shy5 even so with us she ranks high. Somerville, Connecticut -f- 4-H Sewing Club I5 Handicraft Club I5 4-I-I Garden Club 25 4eH Lamb Club 2. East Hartford-lnten national Relations Club 4. HERBERT CLARK College l clon'i go steady because I like to keep them all happy. Calais, Maine-Band I, 2, 35 French Club 25 Science Club 3. East Hartford-Band 45 Science Club 4. RICHARD CLAUS General Like the Maine coast- -one long continuous bluff. Rifle Club l. nf' t J! v- I Q., GEORGE CONWAY 1 4 General ' None so deaf as tnose who will not hear. Y Traffic Squad 3, 4. IACQUELINE CCDOPER Cp ege So cheeriufg Y and happy. Art Club All I5 mgirn'Chorus I5 Studig Cop l I7 4, Girls' i? regiden Lllhgvirier Council I lgijlvluke , 7 Newspaper lub , ' ee Club 2, 3, 45 Clays Viqe P sident 2, 45 Lead- ers Club 3. , 45 Girls' Athletic Council 3, 45 .G.E. EI, 45 Execu- tive Board 4. ,l , lt' ' . i t M' 4f,,Piib INE coRsAiR f If General He that has a tongue in his mouth can find his Way anywhere. As I Like It I, 2: Art Club I, 2. Secretary I, Vice President 25 Class Basketball I, 25 Girl Re- serves I, 2, 3, 45 Pilot Staff 35 Student Council 3. WILLIAM CRAIG College Actions, not Words, prove the man. Plainville, Connecticut4Archery Club I5 Student Council I. East Hartford-Archery Club 2, 3: Class Baseball 3, 45 Class Bas- ketball 4. FRANCIS CURTIN General With malice toward none. KATHLEEN CURTIN Commercial A happy heart and an Irish spirit. As I Like It I, 25 Newspaper Club I, 25 Leaders Club 2, 35 Basketball Club 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Badminton Club 4. WILLIAM DAILEY General Who does not love wine, woman, and song, remains a tool his whole lite long. Varsity Club 15 Class Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 So- cial Club 3, 4. K MARION DAMROTH Commercial Lookers-on see most ot the game, As I Like It 1, 2. IRAN DAVIN V up . College T Ouiel and sweety pleasing to meet. Art Club 25 As I Like It 25 Arch- ery Club 3, 45 Masquers 3, 4, Secretary 4, Travel Club 3, 4. WILLIAM DEITCI-I College Hold the fort--l'm coming. Rifle Club lg Pilot Ig Track 27 Class Track 3: Class Basketball 35 Football 47 Traffic Squad 45 Ianus Board 47 Executive Board 4. GRACE DERRICK College Let's make hay while the sun shines. As I Like It lg Archery 3, 4, Vice President 3. f ' ' WW' CV MM tl! flANET Like . 4: Outing 4. Qwm Lf 2 LOIS DIXON College Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. Freshman Chorus 17 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Vice President 4. IAMES DONOVAN Commercial And alter all, what is lame? Class Basketball I, 2. W V m 121 erci a . ' 1 tly er o way, she rr so cfhee t every da Barre, ermontfilfreshman Cho- rus lp Future I-lornemakers of Vermont 2, 3. 1 I .r . pr an iff .J ,, 4' ALICE DRIGGS Commercial Believe one word in lorty that a woman says. Leaders Club 3, 4. QQQJMWT we OLIVE DUPRE Commercial The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Freshman Chorus lg As I Like It l, 1944 S . I A T SA ENDRELUNAS Commercial uiet at lirst, but loolc again, Boosters Club lg As I Like lt 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Outing Club 3: Class Secretary 3, A.G.E. 3, 4: Social Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4: Cheer Leader 47 Girls' Athletic Council 4, Secretary 4. It .. ,f7ltl'f'lLW I 1. . fd 1 1 'l J V . ' ' ALFRED FALCONE College Little bantams are great at crowingf' Track 2, 3, 45 Student Council 31 Science Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3g Traffic Squad 45 Mas- quers 4. ,M f- if fs! , .6 lj 13 V FRANCES FIOCCHI ' Vg' College Xb Dresses neatly, quite in style, Watch her strutting clown the aisle. Pilot Staff ly As I Like it 1, 2, k,f'xMasquers 2, 3, 4: Social Club 3, :F 4: A.G.E. 3, 4, Assistant Secre- YN' tary 3, International Relations Club 3, 4. je, '- ,' X .. 4- RAYMOND FLEBEAU. ' 1 College To climb steep hills requires slow pace at first. Science Club 1, 2: Camera Club l, 2, 3, Assistant Footoall Man- ager 2. M, J N lf l ,FRANCES FCE3AlRTYf ff -f, COW ...f v Alter man camaaw an, and she's been r hffrn ever P X si Ate. f l ,el .l'l7oult ey, 'Ve U1OHllGlG9 Club 1, x, 2, 35 Drarriatict Club l, 2, 3: News- paper Sttii 3. East Hartford- - ,X u- Internationa ' Relations Club 4. fl t 5. 9 THEESESA EORAN General l pity those who don't have fun. ROBERT GALINAT General Were there no women, men would live like gods. RUSSELL GARLAND General ln silence there is strength. lNAXPAULlNE GEORGE X x N quiet 'not loud, not short, , General X' O n ta ' ut a pleasant ming- i of them all. A th E lunior High, Hartford pap C b 1. Weaver, Hartford -- ' eaque 2. East Hartford --:A,G. 3, 4, secret Club 4. it t :Al J, . CE GIANETTI General Modesty is the beauty of women. Manchester, Conn. - Paint and Powder Club 1, 2: Biology 2: Spanish Club 21 Debating Club 2, 3, Quill Club 2, 3. rf' I f J . PETER GIMI NANI Q Ile ' The lor i n merit m i ay. Student' Co C' l: Science Club I, 2, 3, 7 P bic Address System Squad , 3 45 Radio 3, Traffic Squad 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 47 Masquers 4, Class Treasurer 4, Social Club 4. lESSIE GIOCOLANO Commercial The path Ol duty is the way to glory. As I Like It ly Freshman Chorus lg Girls' Glee Club 3, 47 Girls' Ensemble 47 Student Council 4, lanus Board 4. J JMC ' . i , - IRENE GRANAQA J Commercial She is like no other. Art Club 27 As l Like It 25 lun- ior Orchestra 25 Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Social Club 4. MAXINE GRANT College Only to have known her better. Cherryfield, Maine-Class Secre- tary lp Student Council I, 2, 3, Vice President I, 2, Secretary 35 Basketball l, 2, 3: Class Presi- dent 3, 4. FERN GREEN' College Not much 'talk-a great, sweet I silence. North Woodstock, New Hamp- shire-Baskftball I, 2, Softball l, 2, 37 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Class Secretary' 2: Class Treasurer 3. East HartiordfRiding Club 4, A.G.E. 4. rt., r - 5 K J ,ll WILLIAM GRIFFIN General A handsome lad indeed Student Council If Social Club 3, 4. f , I 'f f I' I -4 . , .r nd' X' f 1 I LUCY HAMILTON Commercial To be silent is to be wise. As l Like lt I, 2, International Re- lations Club 3, 4. IOAN ' ege o capari ns, Miss, OL, pleas Capcfis o me a young w an. As I Like , . RICHARD HANSEN College l hurry not, neither do I worry. Freshman Chorus ly Boys' Glee Club 27 Science Club l, 2, 3, 4: Visual Aids I, 2, 3, 47 Execu- tive Board 4. RICHARD HARTLEY College Men, some to business, some to pleasure. Class Basketball I, 25 Social Club 4, Football 4. 1944 B TTE FR Sadcvzfi DOUGLAS HASKELL College He is the mildest-mannered man. Presque Isle, Maine-Basketball l: Baseball l, 2. gk WILLIAM HAT ELD General True merit malces but little noise. Freshman Chorus 1: Glee Club I: Band l, 2. Q' ' pp - -lu , e y-go-tree: nothin arth bo ie s me. A i : Stu 4Cou 1 4: ice reside Chee r 4: L s b : Gir s' letic cil 4 Presiden Social ub 4: aseball rnager 4: lanus Board 4: Riding Club 4. MARIORIE HICICEY College They are truly great who are truly good. As I Like It 2: A.G.E. 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Inner Council 4: Travel Club 4: Outing Club 4: lanus Board 4: Leaders Club 4: Social Club 4. RICHARD HICKEY General Hope lor the best: get ready for the worst: and take whatever comes along. WILLIAM HICKEY College Study is a pastime. Why overdo? Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Basket- ball 2: Baseball 3: Class Presi- dent 3: Inner Council 3: Football 3, 4: Social Club 3, 4. ALFRED HOBRO General I knew someone who Went mad with too much learning. Football 4: Social Club 4. WARREN HOUSE College Great oaks from little acorns grow. Social Club 4: Football 4. RUTH HOWE Commercial A live wire, the kind of which we never tire. Laconia, New Hampshire-Drd matic Club I: Girl Reserves 1, 2: Drum Major 2. East Hartford- A.G.E. 3, 4: Social Club 4: Ping Pong 4. HOWARD HUESTIS General Beware the fury of a patient man. Freshman Chorus I: Internation- al Relations Club 3, 4. RUSSELL HUGHES General I am not known at large, nor care that I am noi. Freshman Chorus lg Science Club 1, 27 Social Club 4. f 1.,,1f' g ffllyfvill h a lf' HAM! hi ,I INE INTRAVIA W 'fl ommercial There are three days in the week I do not worry on or about -yesterday, today, and tomorrow. As I Like Ii I, 2. 1. ly p. , 1 , -C' 7,7 V I 6 Q ' , BEVERLY ISLIEB J College He came, he saw, she conquered. As I Like It 1: Freshman Chorus ly A.G.E. 3, 4. CHARLES IENCKS College Men ol few words are the best men. BEVERLY I OHNSON College Il you can't be seen why not be heard. Art Club lp As I Like It 1, 27 Social Club 4. GEORGE IOHNSON College A moral, sensible, and well- bred man. Freshman Chorus lp Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 47 Band 2: Mas- quers 47 Traffic Squad 4. EDWARD IORDAN General Admired by all, envied by few: but he breaks girls' hearts for he's handsome too. Football 45 Social Club 4. QWQQZQTW l C. The IW at hath made you lah, made you kind. As I Like It 1, 2, Traffic Squad 3: A.G.E. 3, 47 Social Club 3, 4: Student Council 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. THOMAS KACZMARCZYK General He has a heart as sound as a bell. Freshman Chorus 1. xi Q DOROTHY KAMM General lust the kind Whose nature never varies. As I Like It 1, 2, Travel Club 2. .7944 .KE Y -l, tl' eniafzfi i ANNA KAMPFMAN Civic A good friend is better than silver or gold. As I Like lt l. HELEN KOELSCZI-I Commercial A good nature is a good business. As I Like It l: Travel Club l, 27 Civic Improvement Club l, Z, 3. I 'pf lk TTKG ' W' ,' ,I ELLIE KREIPOVICH . ,I I ' ' Commercial Smiles are more becoming than iroWns. As I Like It 2: A.G.E. 31 Social Club 4. WALTER KRYZAK College An answer to a rraiden's prayer. Track lp Baseball Z1 Football 3, 4, Captain 4: Social Club 4, President 4. CAROLYN LAMBERT Commercial In every place I find 11 friend. Freshman Chorus lp As I Like lt l, 21 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Social Club 4, lanus Board 4. ,fxagkg . it I +543 LMA LANG General Personal appearance! Lo, how it does count. Art Club lg Class Vice President lg As I Like lt l, Z5 Leaders Club 3, 45 Social Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: A.G.E. 3, 4: Outing Club 4, President 41 Girls' Ath- letic Council 4, Vice President 4. x,..- I , B 11 ' 4 . WMARY LANZO E! ' Commercial Peppy and bright, with a smile that's just right. Travel Club 27 Class Secretary 25 Baton Twirler 3. f AUDREY LAPSON X . 'lf '.f 'Tu ldollegfeb-OA J' W,ith,a true heart ready to do , Q' .' Yiezpazwlf fff' Freshman Chorus lp As I Like lt 1, 27 ,Travel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, f2,1.Stu,dent Council Representative 45 AG.E. 4: Girls' Glee Club 41 Ianus Board 4. ROBERT LAWTON Commercial l love my friends well, but myself better. Class Track 37 Executive Board 4- L A I s I xx RALDINE LEWIS General ' day for play, an hour for toil. Bulkeley High, Hartford-A-Cap pella Choir lg Girls' Glee Club l, 2. East Hartford-Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 4. HENRY LIMBURG Commercial My troubles are like bubbles. BARA L AN o e M Good il and good nature 3 st ever join. As l Like lt l, Z7 Student Council l, 47 A.G.E. 3, 4, Secretary 47 Leaders Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Social Club 3, 47 Outing Club 47 Honor Society 4. HIALEY LINDEMAN College A pl sing countenance is no ight ad antagef' Freshrfiafi Ch fl: Ping Pong Club l:', ball l, 27 As l Like t 4,7 , swimming 2, A.o.E. 3, 47 aders Club 3, 47 Girls' Glee Club 3, 47 Social Club 3, 47 cheerleader 3, 47 Girls' Ensem- ble 47 lanus Board 4. lO HN LITTLE General Womenl Oh, beautiful women. Masquers l7 Science Club li Football l, 2, 3, 4: Class Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 47 Social Club 3, 4, President 3. If GEORGE LOCASCIO General Athletic and sturdy ot framef Football l, 2, 3, 47 Class Basket- ball 3, 4, Manager 3, 47 Social Club 3, 4. ju f DOROTHY LONGO Commercial Happy all the livelong day. Civic lmprovement Club 17 As l like lt l, 27 Student Council 37 Baton Twirler 3. WlLLlAM LONGO General Life is what you make it. Track 27 Football 3, 47 Social Club 4: Varsity Club 4. PAUL MALINGUAGGIO General Free from worry, I'm not in a hurry. Science Club 17 Class Basketball l, 27 Camera Club l, 27 Archery Club 3. HELEN MABGRAFF Commercial A good sport and a pleasant companion. Art Club l7 As l Like lt l, 27 Girl Reserves l, 2, 37 Interna- tional Relations Club 3, 4. IEANNE IVIATHEB College Gentle in m nner, s ng in pertor a , . Freshmchi 17 e l t, 2, Pr ent 7 Orchestra , , i reside 3, r si ent 47 ' ' Glee Clu Z, 7 Student Council 3, lnn ouncil 37 A. G.E.l3, 4, P ident 47 Leaders Club President 47 Assembly tee 3 47 Budget Com ' t 3, 4: ohor Society , 47 1 ' ble 47 M ers 47 ' ' e' Co 1 47 Traffic G1 Squad 47 la Board 47 Blue Team Capt ' . 1944 Seniafui NORMA MAYNARD . ' si , 094412 For aililghfklieart lives long. Preihman Chorus l:!A.s I,Like It 1, 2, rmvei grub I, 2, 3, 4, President 411 ibrary Club 3, Presidegvgg Leaders Club 3, 4: A.G.E.r , 4, Treasurer 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 4: Ianus Board 4: Executive Board 4. 7 DONALD MAYO Commercial Take life as it comes and everything hunts. Traffic Squad 3, 4: Social Club 4. GERALD McGUFKIN General Each man has his own desires. Class Vice President l: Basket- ball l, 2: Assembly Committee 2: Footabll 3: Social Club 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Chairman War Bonds and Stamps 4. KENNETH MCMULLIN General Silence never bet 'fs st ROBERT MILLERICK General l lay me down and bleed awhile, then rise and iight again. x X Track 2: Football 3, Class Basketball 3, 4. 'N X E I rfb GERTRUDE MORAN Commercial There is mischief in her eyes.' As I Like It l, Z: Ianus Board 4. a I I yn' I I-. !., N. . I Mosmrr College A pleasing person is a desired one. Freshman Chorus l: As I Like It I, 2: Travel Club 2. 3, 4, Vice President 3: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: A.G.E. 3, 4: Leaders Club 4: Masquers 4: Social Club 4: Li- brary Club 4: Basketball 4: Ianus Board 4. IEANNE MORRIS General The thing that costs the least and does the most is a pleasant smile. Boosters Club 1: As I Like It l, 2: Student Council 2: Social Club 3, 4: Leaders Club 3, 4: A.G.E. 3, 4. f I -,Q O Mo ISON ' Com er kai 'She as always daring and vivaciousf' Civic Improvement Club l: Travel Club l: Freshman Chorus l: As I Like It l, Z: Baton Twirler 2, 3: A.G.E. 3, 4: Social Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 4: Cheer Leader 4. BARBARA NELSON I College nl Above all she wah-'blessed with personality. GGIHHGT, Mabsaolzuset-ts - A Or- chestra' ,l: Musii, Club I, 2, Secretary l, Vice Plesident 2: Girls' Chorus 1,.2E' Argus l, 2. East Hartford-Masquers 3, 4,x Presi- dent 4, Gifts' c-.tae c1.ui, 3, 4, President 4: Girls'v,Eq1slemble 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4f Lieutenant 4: A.G.E. 3, 4: Riding Club 3, 4: Leaders Club 4, Vice President 4: Ianus Board 4: Social Club 4: Honor Society 4, President 4: Executive Committee 4. I x 1' . f X fro I KTJMARIORIE ERsoN 0' , ercial lt ls anquil people who a plish much. As I Like l, Z5 Travel Club I, 2, A.G.E. 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. I df A fl Vx .M I omnie cia silent' Iona e seeks no trouble. As I Like It l, ,2, International Relations Club 3, 4. RICHARD O'BRIEN College A modest man never speaks' ol himself. Lawrence, Massachusetts- Freshman I-Ii-Y lp Hi-Y Senior 25 High School Basketball 2, Y.M. C.A. Basketball 3. East Hartford -Social Club 4, Football 4. X , f' f I IEAN OC N t thy Words b few, M Lf Commercia As I Like It 2, Civc Improve- ment Club 2, Travel Club 2. EDNA OI-I F Co e al Mild in ' and manner. As I Like It l 27 Art Club l, 2 Girl Reserv S Z, 3. ff f RICHARD OSBORNE College Man is born unto trouble. Social Club 45 Varsity Football 4. EUGENE PAGANETTI Commercial Why should lite all labor be? Class Basketball 2, 3: Class Treasurer 3: Social Club 4. RUTH ARRY College Conspicuous by her absence. As I Like It I, 2, Leaders Club 3, 47 Social Club 4. EDWIN PAWLO'W-Sfgl General ' I could sit and loolc and look- at the covers of a book. VIRGINIA PERKINS College True to her work. Exeter, New Hampshire-Glee Club l. East Hartford-As I Like It 25 Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3: Library Club 37 A.G. E. 3, 45 Masquers 3, 47 Social Club 4, Ianus Board 4. 1944 Se . nltffk .Yi pw K L C , X ROT1-TY P RKOSKI VL L19 ergral 1 ,fbit s ta fbling disposition coitjealed y a sober face. Girls' Glee Club 4. HARRY PETERSON College A good fellow is always welcome. Minneapolis, Minnesota Patriot High Club l: Hi-Y Club 2, 3. I MARY C m i A petite ggAvgep.' s 1 Art Club 1: Like lt 1, 2: Fall and Winter Sports Club 3: A.G.E. 3: Baton Twirler 3: Social Club 4. CLAIRE PTCONE College Good humor is the health ot the soul. Freshman Chorus 1: Pts 1 Like lt 1, 2: Newspaper C1 11, 2: Travel C 'b 163' 8,'4, Skcretary 3: Badmlgjoxf- ub 2: Gi l-s' Qlee Club 2 ,'4: GTk !V,E:QQ9IflTUl5 3, 4: A.G.E. 3, 4: ibkdry Club 3, 4, Secretary 3: Student Council 4: Masquers 4: lanus Board 4. BARBARA PIERCE Commercial Why should the devil have all the good times? Chatham, Massachusettse 'VIRGINI RCE! Q fC ge Meek reserved unti kno better. Freshman Chorus , Cas Bas- ketball 1: As 1.-wit 2: Travel Club 3: Library Club 3 Secretary 3: A.G.E. 3, 4. 1 VV- ,A , I rj ff ft KE1N,N P EY , 1 I I' ., V Colleg X, f' IHA man ot letters and o manners, too. Freshman Chorus 1: Class Bas- ketball 1: Basketball 1, 2: Class President 2: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Student Council 2, 4, Boys' Vice Presi- dent 4, lnn r Council 2, 4: Var- sity Footbaill 3, 4: Traffic Squad 4. ,tr 1 AV X- l',,A1ttl2lx'E PVQQISI 1 t Il ' . l , CO yt b.l'lVeat Q' sixpencef' Ad l Like U4 l, 27 A.G.E. 3, 4: Travel Club 3, 4: Social Club 4: lanus Board 4. I fl' l .. 1 I' V v' ru . 1' ' 19 X 4' If LORRAINE RAPP Commercial lt contentment is the theme, then lite's melody is sweet. As I Like lt 1, 2, Secretary 2: Bowling Club 3: A.G.E. 3: ln- ternational Relations Club 3, 4. ALBERTA REDMER College Sensible people find nothing useless. Travel Club 3, 4: Leaders Club 4. 1 MABEL REESE Commercial Leave silence to the gods: ' l am but human. As I Like It lg Art Club Z. MARY REUTTER College A friend alike in sunshine and in rain. Iunior Orchestra I: As I Like It I, Z1 Travel Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 47 Student Coun- cil Z, 3, 4, Corresponding Secre- tary 47 A.G.E. 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 47 Honor Society 3, 47 Girls' Glee Club 4, Librarian 4: Mas- quers 47 Leaders Club 47 Ianus Board 4, Class Secretary 4. EMMA RINALDI Commercial Dainty is the word lor Emma. Civic Improvement Club lg As I Like It 1, 2: Library Club 4. DAVID RINES College Like a dog, he hunts and dreams. Band l, 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Masquers 47 Boys' Glee Club 4. will V, 3 , fl .f if f , I -f ur Rosiawr T1 1 ln ffffigfllas QS she is V, e. ,lllirnan Chorus lr As I Like It :J A.G.E.Q4. . I efie XRFD,!V,,lZP' 75 27.75 tg F 5, JCL f J iii, 9 eral VS but yell' Boo ters Cl lg Pres Chorus p A I ikgeyd, 2g,Girls' Glee Club , 47 A.G.E. 3, 45 Social crm? 4. is EEE S ADELE ROTI-IER Commercial Serene and calm as an unlroubled day. As I Like lt 25 Bowling Club 37 International Relations Club 3, 4. 5 CLE A RUT IANO en ' quiet l1QI young la y. H rrison, N.Y.fSpanish Club 2. , f Q ' I ll fag-ff ' , 'x .f ' F Hn, 1 '. , i WALTER SACZAWA General ' Hale fellow well mel. Science Club ly Class 'Basket- ball l, 2: Camera Club l, 2, Archery Club 3. Y LISBURY mercial Quiet serene, and seldom seen. Freshman Chorus ly As I Like It l, 27 Bowling Club 37 Interna- tional Relations Club 3, 4. 1944 it , I . 1 5'x if if NATALIASALLS ,f llege W lt's quality r ther th ,ri ntity t tmatter ' I Rutla ermont lee lg Girls' ockey , 21 tudent Coun 1, 27, ensi ciety 1, 25 Basketball' , 2. Ea Hartford -lnternationa ns Club 3, 47 Science Clu 4 asquers 4: lanus Board-4'. ELDON SANDERS General Slow and steady wins the race. ,X x Ciqss Basketball 4. fm ! H, .QA 1' 1 EDWARD SAYERS College Begone my cares! I give you to the winds. Freshman Chorus lp Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Track 3. EVELYN SCHAAF Commercial Eager in pursuit ot studies and labors. As l Like lt 27 International Re- lations Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 2, President 41 Dance Club 35 Honor Society 3, 47 Senior Orchestra 47 Band 3, 4, Secre- tary 47 Social Club 45 Library Club 4. Xt . K . uk' -.A 'Lf .. ,AJ L lx, SJW -' l DOLORES SIMON College The greatest blessing is a pleasant friend. Freshman Chorus lp As I Like lt 1, 27 Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, A.G.E. 4. lf' 'f Q- 4f!k . ' I J :Mx ,jj-v f .if CONSTANCE SIVO Commercial lt is better to be small and shine than be great and cast a shadow. As l Like lt 1, 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3: A.G.E. 3. I N - ,L Y Lnf' . JL Lf - QV' ff-LM 'lj ioYoE SKATES if College Sing a song ot chewing, my pockets lull oi gum. Freshman Chorus 1: lunior Or- cheestra 1, Zp As 1 Like It 1, Zp' Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 47 A.G.E. 3, 4, Social Club 4. I If 1, 1 1 3 ' 5 1 I ' 1 .. Q, lj. rv-4' ' it 1 g, l 'lj my BEVERLY SLAYTON General Identity her by her spontaneity. Montpelier, Vermont-Girls' Ath- letic League 1. East Hartford- As 1 Like lt 2: Riding Club 3, 4. DONALD SODERQUIST General To be blond and tall is no hindrance at all. STANLEY SOLTOSKI College Why study when I can play? It's much more fun to be gay. Class Basketball 3, 4. X' A 1, ,rfiftxjjf - LOIS SORENSEN Commercial Let me live, but let me laugh. As I Like It 1, Z5 Social Club 45 lanus Board 4. ETI-IEL STEUERNAGEL General Little said is soonest mended. As If Like It 1, 25, Girl Reserrks 25 'Drgvel .Clgtlb 3, 45 Internation- al Relations Club 3, '4, rl-f. IRIA STEWART College l looked and she was there to help me. Barre, Massachusetts - Debate Club 15 Class Secretary I. East Hartford-As I Like It 25 Civic Improvement Club 2, 35 Library Club 3, Secretary 35 Travel Club 3, 45 Masquers 3, 45 Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Traffic Squad 4. ROBERT STRICKLAND General Gentleman is Written legibly upon his brow. Freshman Chorus Ig Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 35 Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 45 Boys' Quartet 3, 45 Band 3, 4. wa OV . :Al Q 7'g,wfl'W L PAULINE TAYLOR College Her line spirit is reflected in her eyes. Springfield, Massachusetts-Bad minton Club 2: Girls' Athletic Association 25 Basketball Club 3. IOHN TROUSDALE College Now take that riile over there. Bethlehem, New Hampshire e Boys' Glee Club 15 Ski Team 1: Baseball 1. East Hartford-Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 35 Football 3, 45 Public Aidress I System Squad 3, 45 f ra ic ' Squad 4: Class Presiwttpl, 1 f' f4 M,,fV ff 'lf' jf RIT ULLY - 1 A om elgtiaf 1 . , . X , ltffs the lrilslt in me. . EreshrnanfChorus lp As I Like It 4 I 2 , . ZINA UCCELLO College l could have laughed, but. lacked the time. Freshman Chorus 15 As I Like It 1, 25 Travel Club 3, 4. FRANCIS UNTERREINER Gereral Still waters run deep. Freshman Chorus 1, Boys' Glee Club 4. 4,-Q, ,ff Y ff' v7 ELIZABETH VALLERA Commercial This lite is most jolly. Freshman Chorus 15 As I Like It 15 Travel Club 1, 25 Civic lm- provement Club l, 2, 3, Vice President 2, President 3. 1944 Jef 1 5 . Pa' W l WM! .l,4g Q IRENE WALSH ,ff ' College - , Capability is the spark oi progress. As I Like It l, 2, Travel Club 3. NANNETTE WARNER ' College The more we know her, the better we enjoy her. Brandon, Vermont Glee Club lp Class Treasurer l. East Hart- Iarol -As I Like It 2, IEAN WARREN General Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Freshman Chorus ly As I Like It l, 27 Girls' Glee Club 4.7 A.G.E. 4: Social Club 4, Ianus Board 4. EDWARD WEINERMAN College I will find a way or make one. Freshman Chorus I: Football I, Band l, 27 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief Operator 45 Science Club l, Z, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2: Traffic Squad 3, 4, Lieutenant 3, Captain 4: Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4. ROBERT WEST General A man in his own shell, -44.1. ,U' ,' A, .V Qin 26 BERNARD WHALEN Commercial Better to give than to take. Freshman Chorus ly Visual Aids I, 2, 3, 4, Track Assistant Man- ager ly Baseball Manager 27 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Basketball Assistant Manager 2, 3, 45 Traf- fic Squad 3, 47 Social Club 4, S.A.A. Treasurer 4. MARGARET WHITE Commercial Quiet and industrious-not like most ot us. ROBERT WILDER General He is a little chimney and heated hot in a moment. Science Club 2, 31 Camera Club 3, President 37 Traffic Squad 3, 4: Social Club 4. CATHERINE WINSLOW General Love's a thing that's never out of season. Student Council 27 As I Like It 2, A.G.E. 3: I Frnational Rela- tions Club 4. L M' il fe ' LM 4 ng., , 1 f fi , yd! lholf ANNE WITTNER General To a young heart everything is lun. Freshman Chorus I: As I Like It I, 27 Travel Club I, 27 A.G.E. 3, 47 Swimming Club 3, 4. MARGARET WRIGHT College Not so quiet as she pretends to be. Bowling Club lg As I Like It 27 Archery Club 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Council 3, 4: A.G.E. 3, 4: Field Hockey Club 4. IOI-IN YELLEN College None but himself can be his parallel. Freshman Chorus lg Track 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 31 Science Club 3, 4, Trai- fic Squad 45 Student Council 4: Budget Committee 4. NCI-IUK Commercial u' tl she q s ermzayf' es an Ch s 5 As I Like It lk 27 Civic pro ment Club I, 2, 3, ary T el Club I, 2, 3 , Tre e 7 Interna- tion elatiblfi 3, 4, Sec- retary 45 Hono oci 3, 4, Li- brary Club 47 Ianus ard 4. NATALIE ZITO Commercial In each cheek you'iI find a lovely dimplef' Freshman Chorus lp As I Like It I, 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4. 1944 Mary Reutier Secretary Iohn Trousdaie President Iacqueiine Cooper Vice President Peter Gimiqnani Treasurer genial: Glafu Ujfwm First Row: Peter Gimianani, Mary Reuiier, Miss Helen Mc- Clellan, Iohn Trousdale, Iac- queline Cooper, Lorraine Be- lanqer. Second Row: Mary Picano, Richard Hansen, Barbara Nei- son, William Deitch, Norma Maynard. 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Hansen Donald Hart Helen Hart Bernice Harvey Lois Healey Patricia Heath Bruce Hill Harold Hockenbery Charles Holland Priscilla Hollister Allan Hopkins Richard Hughes Ernest Hull Gregory lncollingo Catherine Iacobs Ioanne lencks Elaine lohnson Marian lohnson Richard Iohnson Ruth lohnson Shirley lohnson Kenneth Iones Raymond Iones Charles lubb Humphrey Iudson Edward Kamis Helen Kamis Helen Kandrysawtz lane Kandrysawtz Nora Keane Beverly Kehoe Ioyce Keirstead lean Kelley Nitamae Kemper Walter Kenefick Erma Kingsbury 33 014:44 Robert Kingsbury Ann LaBrie Dorothy Landry Dorothy Langlois Doris Larson Lillian Lavigne George Lawliss Richard Lefebvre Eileen Leger Sylvia Levy Olga Lichatz Coraiane Limburg Katherine Lindeman William Lindeman Burton Little Marie Lutzen Merle MacKenzie Richard Maharan Rose Manganello William Manierre Victor Marinelli Iohn Mason Richard Mason Richard McCarthy Richard McCourt Francis McGurkin Mary McLaughlin Marjorie Metcalf Genevieve Meyer Carl Miller Dorothy Millerick Lorraine Miron Dorothy Mitras lacqueline Mochon Phyllis Molyneaux Mary Morrison Paul Mulligan Arthur Murphy Francis Murphy Helga Muth Francis Myer Clinton Nash Norman Newkirk William Nichols Alan Nicholson Desmond Nolan Conrad Nuthmann Mary Obermeier Estelle O'Connell loseph O'Keefe Iohn O'Rourke Dorothy O'Sullivan Margaret O'Sullivan lacqueline Ouellet Lucille Ouellet loseph Owens Muriel Palmer Emanuela Palumbo Francis Pappolardo Paul Parizo Lloyd Parker Donna Pearl Shirley Perkins Ioanna Perkoski Bette Peruse Elizabeth Peterson Helen Pierce Norman Pierce Harry Pinney Marianne Pitkin Robert Pitkin Bertha Prasser Patricia Redshaw Raymond Reed Adeline Riley Marie Rinaldi Marjorie Rinaldi Doris Rioux Robert Rioux Herbert Risley Leo Rivers Irene Root Phyllis Rosen Eleanor Rossi May Russell Thomas Rutigliano Robert Salisbury Ioyce Salvadorf George Sanderson Elvira Schug Mildred Schultz Robert Schultz Thomas Scriven Theresa Seiler Robert Sharp loseph Sivo Ioseph Slater Kenneth Slater Mary Slusarz lanet Slye Priscilla Smith Walter Smith Margaret Spellacy Iocelyn Stang Edward Stebbins Phyllis Stetson Ruth Sukosky Charles Sullivan Mortimer Sullivan Barbara Supple Merrill Taylor Louisa Temple Marilyn Terry ' Myron Terwilliger Gerald Thompson William Threlfall Carmella Toce Robert Toomey Audrey Townsell Gloria Trautner Beverly Trinks Lois Trinks William Trousdale Robert Turner Lorraine Valentine Ethel Verrill Mary Vetrano Dorothy Viklinetz Elizabeth Vought Anthony Vozzo Robert Walsh Robert Whitham Martin Whitmore Norman Whittum Anna Whyte Margaret Wilkins Richard Willard lames Wilson George Winther Mildred Wirth Evelyn Wittner Gertrude Zapf loseph Zebzda Gloria Zilora William Zinchuk Harriet Zukowsky George Agrelli Paul Amenta Gertrude Anderson Robert Anderson lean Andreen loan Arnold Eugene Arsenault William Atkins Phyllis Babin lrene Bailes Patricia Baker Paul Baldi Rita Baldi Irene Balkus Robert Bansemer Marie Barile Victor Barile lean Barker Elinor Barney lanice Baumann Henry Bemont George Bero Howard Bidwell Kenneth Bingenheimer Phyllis Blasco Vivien Boardman lean Boone George Borqes Frances Brown Kent Bryant Shirley Burden Donald Burnham lohn Butler Betty Butner Margaret Cague Richard Cahill Gordon Calano Catherine Calipare Edith Capuano Waealunen Nicholas Cardillicchio Doris Carlson Edward Carroll Arline Caye Marjorie Caye Alfred Chameroy Raymond Charland Gail Chevallier lames Chiapponi Christina Civitillo David Clarke lane Cohen Lorraine Connors Mary Corsair Nanette Cox Phyllis Cureau Patricia Curry George Dagon Henry Dagon William Dailey Betty Dannaher Barbara DeCoff Eleanor DelGreco lanet Delmore Marion Deming George Derrick Arlene Dezso Walter Dickrnan Laura Dilorenzo Walter Dudek Thomas Duff Nancy Dupre Althea Ellingwood Lena Elliott Ralph Elliott Dorothy Emerick Virginia Emerick Robert Erdin Diane Farrell 34 Eugene Feehan Dick Felmer Louis Piocchi Gordon Fisk Alma Fleeting Mary Foley lean Fothergill Gloria Fushiello Ruth Geehan loyce Gomberg Hilda Goncalves Iohn Goodman Clarence Goodrich Hugh Grady Catherine Green lean Griffin Frances Guastamachio Roger Gurniniak George Hagi Ioyce Hall Roosevelt Hampton Leonard Harrison Richard Harvey William Heffron Mildred Helm Allan Hellstrom Verne Hill Barbara Hills Ioan Hoffman Gwen Hoisington Phillips Hollister Eleanor Holmgren Robert Hoxie lohn Hull Richard Hunter Allan Hurwit Ronald Hurwit Robert Iackson Dorothy lacobs Barbara Iardine George Iarrie Richard Ienninqs Robert Iepsen Barbara Iohnson Donald Iohnson Harold Iohnson Dolores Iones Helena Ioslin Eleanor Kaminski Peter Kaminski Billy Kananen Helen Kielbowicz Helen Klucewicz Billy Kralik Mary Kropf Stella Kypreos Richard LaBrie Iacqueline LaChappelle Charles Larson Donald Lawliss Eleanor Lawrence Sylvia Lawson Gerald Lawton Mary Ann LeBlanc Harry Letourneau Sarah Lewis Fred Lichatz Phyllis Light Ruth Lindley Gloria Lloyd Ralph Lord Raymond Lowell Carl Lutzen Ethel Lutzen Beverly MacDonald lune MacGregor Isobel Main Clifford Malbon Diana Manqino Robert Manierre Helen Manninq David Mazzoli Ioseph McAllister Iohn McCarthy lean McCarran Pauline McKinney Harold McLaughlin Rene Melanson Eunice Miller Helen Mitchell Marion Moore Paul Morin Shirley Morrison Maurice Murphy Philomena Nanni Daviana Narsiff Albert Navickas Carl Nelson Edna Nelson Dorothy Nese Norma Nicholson William O'Connell Francis O'Keefe Wilma Older George Olson William O'Meara Iohn Organ Irene Palejczuk Ann Pauski Robert Pease Lucille Pelton Paul Peruccio Anita Petit Claire Phillips Ioseph Picano Lorraine Piccarello Blanche Piekos Dorothy Pierce Barbara Pitkin lean Pitman Reta Powell Fred Powlishen Arthur Pronovost Francis Puqliese Ermanno Ratti Charlotte Raymond Frank Reiten Diana Repoli Lorraine Reynolds Shirley Roberts Iennie Rondinone Lillian Rosel Elsie Rossi Marjorie Rowley Francis Ryan Robert Salisbury Robert Salls lean Sanders Phyllis Sartori Bob Sauer lean Saunders Donald Schiedinq Ruth Schuq Thomas Scriven Marilyn Seely Kenneth Selander Kenneth Senerth Mildred Seymour Lois Shauqhnessy Evelyn Sheehan Rosalyn Sherman Wilma Shuckerow Lewis Siebert Evelyn Sievers Ruth B. Smith Ruth E. Smith Roland Snape Millie Snipes Ralph Sorenson Iennie Starnbol Emma Steele Eva Steele Raymond Stewart Ioan Staiano Edward Stumpf Iames Suitor Ann Sylvester William Sylvester Irvin Talkofsky Barbara Tallman Frances Tavano Lucille Taylor Leila Tetro Geraldine Tobin Carmella Toce Mildred Tostarelli Ioseph Tracy Warren Treat Patricia Trewhella Mary Trumper Suzanne Turkel Iohn Unterreiner Irene Urban William Valentine Iames Vibberts Russell Vibloerts Walter Walek William Walsh Gerald Warmsley William Warner Doris Warren lean Webber Ioyce Webber Leslie White Shirley White Marilyn Whittum Francis Willett Charles Williams Salvatore Yemma Eugene Zaklukiewicz Adrienne Zebedeo Mary Zilora lohn Zine Anthony Zoppa Iosephine Zoppa Iames Zuccardy Glau Ujfxm Anaent .Jlulafuf Blau 35 74421 and 7441 1, Jqii .QA f ,, , , iygjgig 7 ,z 1 i n i . ! ,- , 'f GMM With the future indicating a con- tinuation of the war, We found chem- istry one of the musts on our list of elective subjects. Lab periods were iamiliar, too, to the students studying bioloQIY, pl'1YSlCS, and aeronautics. Remember those exercises and com- mando tactics we struggled through? In addition to the physical fitness pro- gram recommended by our govern- ment, We continued pre-war sports. 01: 3 Um gcfaaol Ween Began Everyone took English, and during the course of the year We contributed many themes to the local paper based on our school's part in wartime activ- ities. The need for mastery of algebra, geometry, and trig fundamentals was accentuated in order to prepare us lor wartime occupations. Many were the'nigl'1ts we stayed after school perfecting our typing or shorthand. Office practice workers gained valuable experience for a future in business. With our country at war, the emphasis seemed to be placed on practical subjects. However, cul- tural ones were not neglected and the study of foreign languages remained a vital part of our school life. This year, more than ever, the importance of a healthy body was stressed by our school nurse, Miss Marion Sprague. Health courses for sopho- mores became compulsory. Problems of democracy and other social studies classes concentrated on many local problems. Among those considered was the need for a new school. 39 ln times of unrest We turn to music for pleasure cmd relaxation. That is partly why music has had particular significance for us this year as one of our elective subjects. Not all schools offer cooking classe's for boys, but ot E.H.H.S., domestic art courses were favorably received, and many a delicious meal was prepared by the stronger sex . fog? nil ?v 5 H- However, many a member of the so-called weaker sex received her training as a future Rosie, the Riveter in our industrial arts shop. Books on new and old subjects found their way into our hands, and the libe became the meeting place of Student and Knowledge. A N? Q lam First Row: lacqueline Cooper, Mr. Edward Hickey, Robert Strickiand, Marjorie Hickey. Second Row: Mary Reutter, Paul Mulligan, Iohn Trousdale, Henry Berront, Not in Picture: Russell Elliott, Kenneth Pinney. A imma Camel! Our Inner Council investigated many oi the problems brought up in the Student Council, the central governing body, which was comprised of representatives from the various school organizations. Slidewd Uouncil First Row: Mr. Edward Hickey, Nanette Cox, Ethel Lutzen, Mary Reutter, Robert Strickland, Jacqueline Cooper, Marjorie Hickey, Marlorie Litz, Miss Harriet Weatherbee. Second Row: Bertha Prasser, Irene Root, Doris Larson, Iames Crowley, Barbara Lindeman, Robert Burbridae, Mary lane Balchunas, Gerald Thompson, Iohn Yellen, Norman Beauregard, Albert Haiek, Thomas Duff, Iames Davin, Harriet Saunders, Alice Terry, Francis Murphy, Charles lubb, Betty Hefiron. Nol in Picture: Barbara Attenborouqh, Paul Baldi, lane Cohen, Francine Dellaripa, Iessie Giocolano, Audrey Larson, Iean Noe, Muriel Palmer, Robert Pease, Claire Picone, Kenneth Pinney, lrja Stewart, Mary Trurnper, Edward Weinerman. 42 Hamill, emma' First How: leanne Mather, Miss Helen Donovan, Mrs. Rhena Tapley, Miss Genevieve Gorman, lacqueline Cooper. Second How: Beverley Addison, Paul Peruccio, 'Robert Carroll, Arthur Murphy, Mary Vetrano. Not in Picture: Louis Fiocchi. Our Assembly Committee was the group responsible for the many excellent assem- blies We enjoyed during our school year, some of 'which were allotted money by the Budget Committee, which directed the appropriation of school funds to the many clubs and associations. First How: Alice Terry, Nanette Cox, Charles lubb, Mariorie Litz, Shirley Davis. Second Row: Mr. Wayne Geer, Ieanne Mather, Robert Strickland, Mr. Edward Hickey. amiga: eonuniflee ATIONAL ww HONOR goclm X X 1 T mei, Jaan 31.41 ZZ P X X One of the most prominent organizations of our school is the National Honor Society. Eligibility for membership is determined by a student's scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service. The several who were outstanding in these respects were honored by their classmates with election to the Tucker Chapter of the society. The emblem of this or- ganization is the keystone and flaming torch, symbols of the society's purpose to keep the enduring qualities they represent alive forever at East Hartford High School. First Row: Barbara Nelson. Second Row: Olga Zinchuk, Miss Dorothy Maclean, Ieanne Mather, Miss Catherine Larrabee, Mary Reutter. Third Row: Norma Maynard, Barbara Lindeman, Marilyn Chenade, Alberta Redmer, Evelyn Schaaf, Norine Beauchemin. Not in Picture: Peter Gimiqnani, Natalie Sails, Edward Weinerman. Conductor: Miss Doris Rayner. Violins: I. Eenezet, H. Granata, G. Gullotta, R. Haines, P. Lynch, D. Simon, I. Skates, G. Warmsley. Viola: I. Granata. Cello: l. Balkus, I. Mather, R. Sauer. Bass: E. Bender. Flute: I, Slye. Oboe: I. Iohnson, D. Rines. Clarinet: B. Harvey, E. Schaaf, I. Scoturo. Trumpet: H. Frink, H. Williams. Trombone: E. Slye. Drums: D. Pearl, Uaclneaha Those of us with instrumental talent joined the Orchestra and enioyed the prepara- tion ot and participation in the annual concert, a most important date on the -school calendar. B. Wiesner. Piano: M. Litz, M. Reutter. Our Band played for us at assemblies, and at football and basketball games. Their annual concert was the climax of a busy year. Eau! Clarinet: D. Bidwell, K. Bryant, H. Clark, K. Fromer, B. Harvey, I. Harvey, A. Nicholson, F. Puqliese, E. Schaaf, Fl. Whitham, Flute: D. Dwight, I, Slye. Oboe: I. Iohnson. Mellophone: D. Biorkland, B. Pierce. Saxophone: G. Blythe, F. Grant. Baritone: A. Hajek. Trombone: G. Bero, W. Shea, E. Slye. M, Taylor. Trumpet: N. Candillichio, L. Despard, C. Dickinson, H. Frink, T. Gregory, H. Williams, I. Zuccardy. Bass Horn: G. Miller, B. Strickland. Percussion: I. Boone, G. Calano, N. Kemper, D. Pearl, B. Tallman. Twirler: A. Blanchard. Director: Mr. Will Riqqs. 45 si-.J First Row: B. Wzesner, L. Wilson, M. Reutter, N. Beauchemin, B. Nelson, Miss D. Rayner, L. Dixon, S. Bidwell, M Litz, L. Belanqer. Second How: R. Wetherbee, T. Demearse, D. Simon, D. Perkoski, G. Lewis, C, Lambert, A. Terry, P. Beaumont P. Adams, C. Picone, l-I. Hartley. ' Third How: V. Chester, E. Morrison, I. Cooper, A, Kingsbury, S. Iepson, L. Shuckerow, S. Lindeman, I. Pease, N Maynard, l. Clay, P. Wootton. Fourth How: I. Curtin, L. Gallo, E. Cross, G. Paul, S. Dunn, I. Lawson, P. Lynch, L. Clark, I. Giocolano, S. Pease. M. Goddard, I. Mather. Not in Picture: B. Addison, B. Attenborouqh, B. Gillanders, H. Goodwin, M. Iordan, D. Kane, A. Larson, P. Morrill M. Nickerson, I. Pacher, E. Rogers, R. M. Silvestri, D. Tibbals, I. Vtfarren, N. Zito. gm' grae em As the time for the concert of the combined glee clubs drew near, girls' voices blend- ing in harmony could be heard in the corridor adjoining the auditorium Where the Girls' Glee Club was rehearsing concert selections. The Ensemble, selected members from the glee club, entertained not only publicly, but also at many of our school functions. First Soprano: S. Bidwell, I. Giocolano, L. Dixon. Second Soprano: S. Linde-man, N. Beauchemin, B. Nelson. Alto: I. Mather, G. Lewis, C. Picone, Accompanist: Miss D. Rayner. Gam' Ewwmdle 46 Banff' fbouile .Quaalef First Tenor: Robert Sharp, Charles Iubb. Second Tenor: Norman Beauregard. First Bass: Harry Pinney, Robert Strickland, Second Bass: Raymond Sorokin. Accompanisi: Miss Doris Rayner. Not in Picture: Kenneth Pinney, second bass: Francis Unterreiner, second tenor, The Boys' Double Quartet often entertained us with their singing, sometimes alone, sometimes with the Ensemble. Carol singing in the school corridors and for East Hartford shut-ins at Christmas time was only one oi the many inspiring activities in which the Boys' Glee Club was joined by the girls' choral group. gaqd' glee Glad First Row: Francis Murphy, Dexter Bidwell, lack Wardwell, Raymond Sorokin, Miss Doris Rayner, Harry Pinney, Robert Lawliss, Phillips Hollister, George Daqon. Second Row: Charles Iubb, Arthur Murphy, lames Rondinone, Robert Sharp, Robert Manierre, Albert Hajek, Allan Hopkins, Edward Stebbins, Anthony Vozzo, Donald Lawliss. Third Row: Conrad Nuthmann, loseph Slater, Iohn Yellen, William Trousdale, David Rines, Norman Beauregard, Robert Strickland, Gerard Cahill, Alan Nicholson. Not in Picture: Kendall Baglin, William Boardman, Robert Carroll, Robert Cole, Robert Damaschi, Russell Elliott, George Iohnson, Richard Maharan, Gilbert Parker, Paul Parizo, Kenneth Pinney, Francis Unterreiner. 47 Firsi Row: Nancy Byrd, Albert Haiek, lohn Yellen, Miss Ellen Hastings, Mr. lames McCourt, Alfred Falcone, Her- bert Risley, Doris Biorkland. Second Row: Ronald Hurwit, Peter Kaminslci, Allan Hurwit, George Winther, Phillips Hollister, Henry Bemont, George l-laqi, Alan Nicholson, Robert Harding, Iohn Carroll, loseph Piccrno, Robert Manierre, Francis Chcrrest, Arthur Mur- phy, William O'Connell, Gordon Calano, Not in Picture: ,lean Boone, Everett l-lollis, Eleanor Karrrinski, Natalie Salls. Science 61445 Our amateur scientists joined the Science Club, but as the school is still intact, appar- antly our future Curries and Edisons weren't too foolhardy. 48 dai 1 My First Row: loan Fitzpatrick, Doris Bjorkland, Dorothy Lan- dry, Shirley Davis. Second Row: Marilyn Terry, Anne Cooper, Miss Elizabeth Larrabee, Albert Blanchard, Merle McKenzie, Nancy Byrd. Noi in Picture: Patricia Ab- bott, Germaine Blouin, Fenton Futtrier, Ioyce Hall, Ann Pau- ski, Wilma Shuckerow, Phyl- lis Stetson. Many of the news stories in our Pilot this year centered around our school's many war activities. The staff was kept busy preparing the copy for the publishers. Taaffic Squad Members of the Traffic Squad dashed quietly out of class a few seconds before the bell' in order to be on their posts in time to supervise passing. Woe be unto us if we stopped at our lockers at the wronq time or tried to use the wrong stairs. First How: Phyllis Wootton, Ioanne Pease, leanne Mather, Mr. lames McCourt, Barbara Nelson, Iac- queline Cooper, Norine Beauchemin, Second Row: Alfred Falcone, William Deitch, Richard Hansen, John Yellen, Roy Threliall. Not in Picture: Charles Behrens, William Cavanaugh, Peter Gimiqnani, Betty Hart, George lohnson, Donald Mayo, Gerald McGurkin, Kenneth Pinney, Stanley Soltoski, Iria Stewart, lohn Trousdale, Edward Weinerman, Bernard Whalen. t 5 z 49 First Row: Virginia Chester, Betty Heffron, Betty Wiesner, Marjorie Litz, loanne Pease. Second Row: Lorraine Belanger, Norine Beauchemin, leanne Mather, Miss Claire Trisch, Barbara Nelson, Barbara Lindeman, Shirley Lindeman. Third Row: Ruth Haines, lean O'Brien, Marian Goddard, Alice Driggs, leanne Morris, Alberta Redmer, Priscilla Lynch, Alma Lang, Marjorie Hickey, lacqueline Cooper, Norma Maynard, Phyllis Morrill, Mary Reutter. Not in Picture: Barbara Attenborouqh, Ann Blanchard, lean Crowley, Barbara Gillanders, Hazel Goodwin, Elaine feaafma Glad The Leaders Club members in their familiar white suits, had a full year assisting Miss Claire Trisch in three gym classes a week and cooperating with the Girls' Athletic Council in fulfilling the requirements of Wartime physical fitness. Lymber, Phyllis Wootton. Gaia' Mafia Gauncil First Row: Betty Heifron, Priscilla Smith, Miss Claire Trisch, Alma Lang, Margaret Wright. Second Row: Betty Wiesner, Ioanne Pease, Olga Lichatz, Marjorie Litz, Alice Terry, Dorothy Tibbals, leanne Mather, Rita Chester, lacqueline Cooper, 'Shirley Davis, Kay Linde- man. Not in Picture: Theresa Endrelunas. First Row: Fenton Futtner, Albert l-laiek, leanne Mather, Barbara Nelson, Miss Wenona Shattuck, lean Davin, Phyllis Morrill, Virqinia Perkins, Frances Fiocclii, Helen Granata. Second Row: Sadie Pease, Harriet Saunders, lanice Turner, Marie Lawler, Alfred Falcone, Francis Pappalardo, Peter Gimiqnani, lohn Trousdale, Donald Boone, Claire Picone, Priscilla Lynch, Eleanor Waterhouse. Third Row: Marjorie Litz, Norine Beauchemin, Phyllis Beaumont, Dorothy Landry, William Deitch, Bruce Hill, David Hines, Alan Nicholson, Morton Hickey, loan Denney, Martorie Hickey, Mary Beutter. Not in Picture: Eleanor Bender, Robert Fulcher, George lohnson, Ioan Iohnson, Doris Ftioux, Natalie Salls, lrja Stewart, Edward Weinerman, lohn Yellen. M Amateur thespians joined the Masquers. to learn and practice the mysterious arts ot make-up, pantomime, and other stage First Row: Alan Nicholson, Barbara Nelson, Peter Gimiqnani. Second Row: David Rines, Phyllis Morrill, techniques. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE The cast in the order of appearance Abby Brewster . Bev. Harper . Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein . Martha Brewster Elaine Harper . Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs . . jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein . Officer O'Hara . . Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon 51 Phyllis Morrill Iohn Trousdale Alan Nicholson Morton Hickey William Deitch Barbara Nelson Dorothy Landry Peter Gimiqnani . Albert l-lajek . David Bines Fenton Futtner . Bruce Hill George Iohnson Donald Boone First Row: N. Beauchemin, P. Morrill, B. Piekos, H. Granata. Second Row: I. Salvadori, V. Perkins, C. Limburg, Miss E. White, M. Terry, C: Picone, L. Albertelli. Third Row: G. Zebzda, O. Zinchuk, P. Hollister, E. Schaat, S. Pease, H. McCarthy, B. Hill, B. O'Me-ara, M. Rowley, L. Doughty, l. Stanq, M. A. LeBlanc, E. Kaminski, F. Brown. Not in Picture: P. Baker, I. Boone, P. Coreau, I. Hottman, M. Whittum. Maafuf Glad Our industrious libe assistants were active members ot the Library Club which ot- fered many opportunities tor the review and discussion of current best sellers. ' elasfioudei The International Relations Club increased the World understanding of its members with movies, speakers, music, and dancing associated with other countries. First How: l. Crowley, l. Harvey, A. Dowden, Miss D. Howlett, E, Schaaf, O. Zinchulc, P. Cranick, M. l..itz, W. Walsh. Second Row: G. Thompson, A. Blanchard, E. Waterhouse, E. Diehm, Fl. Wetherbee, L. Alloertelli, F. Green, G. Betters, M. Derninq, H. Saunders, I. Trainor, A. Hellstrom, H. luclson. Thftcl Row: C, Larson, B. Hills, S, Pease, M. Chenade, W. Nanni, L, Gallo. No! in Picture: P. Breen, l. Dalton, B. Dunn, H, Marqralt, l. Noe, C. Nuthmann, L. Rapp, A. Rother, S. Salisbury, N. Salts. 52 First Row: F. Fiocchi, I. Morris, B. Hart, B. Lindeman, Miss C. Gower, S. Bidwell, E. Morrison, I. Skates, B. Hetfron. Second Row: N. Beauchemin, H. Hartley, T. Longo, I. Pease, I. Lee, I. Baqlin, M. Goddard, W. Burke, W. Blan- chard, E. Cooney, A. Blanchard, W. Longo, S. Lincleman, B. Custer, T. Enclrelunas, A. Lang, I. Cooper, M. Hickey, B. Nelson. Not in Picture: R. Barry, I. Collins, I. Devaney, L. Dishaw, L. Dube, R. Elliott, P. George, E. Girouard, M. God- dard, R. Hartley, W. Hickey, W. House, R. Howe, B. Huntington, I. Iacen, E. Iordan, M. Iorclan, W. Kryzak, I. Little, G. Locascio, D. Mayo, G. McGurkin, Ft. O'Brien, R. Osborne, E. Paganetti, M. Picano, K. Pinney, M. Riley, E. Rogers, V. Swartz, W. Wade, B. Whalen, R. Wilder. The more socially-minded joined the Social Club, which sponsored most of the Sport Dances at which we enjoyed a bit ot- the art of terpsichore. lf a bit of globe-trotting was our preference, the Travel Club was the club for us. War so curtailed transportation, that our trotting pace became a walk. First Row: M. Barile, L. Wilson, D. Manqino. Second Row: D. Warren, E. Lawler, N. Maynard, Miss A. Brooks, M. Lawler, P. Morrill V. Perkins. Third Row: M, Tostarelli, E. Steuernagel, G, Zapf, M. Sluzarz, S. Pease, A. Pauski M. Fteutter. Not in Picture: L. Gallo, A, Larson, C. Picone, S. Roberts, M. Seymour, I. Stewart O. Zinchuk. 7awe! Glad 53 1 First Row: lean Davin, Margaret Wright, Charles Iubb. Second Row: Beverly MacDonald, Mildred Seymour, Nicholas Giamalis, Richard Amiot, Herbert Risley, Henry Bemont, George Hagi, Third Row: Grace Derrick, Eleanor Bender, Elsie Diehm, Everett Hollis, lames Davin, Miss Harriet Weatherbee, Warren Carlson. Not in Picture: Arthur Murphy, Harlan Williams. Robin Hood and his merry men had nothing on the members of the Archery Club. Our merry men used to shoot every Wednesday evening unless the weather permitted them to shoot in the aiternoon. The club is divided into two teams that compete every week, occas- ionally exchanging scores with other schools. The purpose of the club is to create coordination between mind and body and to en- courage friendly competition among students and between schools. lean Davin, Eleanor Bender, Grace Derrick, Everett Hollis. Nacdmy 54 Glad , First Row: P. Wootton, E. Lawler, Fl. Haines, B. Custer, A. Polka, M. Lawler, I. Lawson, M. Litz, L. Clark, E Lynch, B. Wiesner, A. Blanchard, M. Pappaceno. Second Row: B. Hart, L. Shuckerow, B. Hettron, I. Scoturo, T. Longo, G. Gullotta, C. Chappell, E. Hiqbie, F! Adams, A. Terry, P. Beaumont, I. Denny, S, Pease, S. Nicholson, I. Turner. Third Row: M. Goddard, V. Perkins, P. Breen, T. Endrelunas, C. Winslow, B. Lindeman, S. Lindeman, I. Morris E. Morrison, S. Bidwell, F. Fiocchi, R. Parry, I. Skates, B. Iohnson, E. Waterhouse, I-I. Saunders. Fourth Row: M. Wright, H. Hartley, I. Pease, F. Green, M. Fteutter, I. Cooper, N. Maynard, I. Mather, A. Lang P. Morrill, B. Nelson, M. Hickey, N. Beauchemin, M. Riley, I. Lee, R. Wetherbee. The Alpha Gamma Epsilon, as in 1942 and 1943, had a broad program ot activities planned for its members. When spring came, we still found escorts who were neither too younq nor too old and so looked forward to our annual dance. awe ZW Treasurer Norma Maynard President Ieanne Mather Secretary Barbara Lindeman Vice President Mary Reutter 55 l -v vw- H- Secretary Olga Lichatz President Mary Vetrano Sponsor Miss Carolyn Gower Vice President Marianne Pitkin Treasurer Gertrude Zapf Student Council Representative Bertha Prasser 144 flake The freshman and sophomore girls who joined the As I Like It, little sister of the A.G.E., attempted to emulate their big sisters in social graces and leadership, two of the more im- portant aims ot each club. First Row: R. Powell, I. Stanq, B. Trinks, I... Trinks, C. Calipare, L. Taylor, H. Dyber, B. Kehoe, N. Francini, R. Manqanello, L. Doughty, R. E. Smith, Miss C. Gower, H. Granata, H. Kielbowiez, H. Kamis, E. Schuq, D. Bjorkland, M. Fretzon, I. Ouellett, B. Colby, S. Roberts. Second Row: E. Wittner, B. Prasser, M. Foley, R. Sukosky, I. Arnold, E. Berry, S. Davis, I. Fitzpatrick, M, Mc- Kenzie, N. Byrd, M. Seely, R. Smith, L. Pelton, B. Iohnson, P. Stettson, B. Piekos, M. Seymour, D. Q'Sullivan, E. Rossi, I. Barker, G. Fushiello, E. Rossi. Third Row: R. Gehan, S. Kypress, B. MacDonald, C. Civitillo, N. Nicholson, I. Gomberq, E. Kaminski, M. O'Sul- livan, N. Cox, I. Slye, D. Dwight, G. Trautner, N. Breen, I. Root, O. Lichotz, L. Reynolds, A. Corsair, E. Steele, V. Baker, E. O'Connell, N. Kemper, I, Christensen, I. LaChapelle. Fourth Row: M. Trumper, A. Pettit, M. Helm, G. Chevalier, I. Zappa, F. Tavano, M. Schultz, I. Boone, R, Chester, C. Iacobs, I. Kelley, L. Temple, B. Beaulieu, I. Salvadori, P. Trewhella, P. Nanni, I, Hoffman, E. Steele, T. Alli- son, D. Rioux, F. Guastamacchio, M. Tostarelli. Filth Row: M. A. LeBlanc, M. Vetrano, I. Sanders, B. Supple, M. Kropt, L. Dudek, M. Terry, B. Hills, B. Peterson, M. Sluzarz, G. Zlapt, M. Rowley, M. Rinaldi, M. Deming, B. Harvey, D. Pearl, L. Albertelli, H. Ioslin, F. Brown, l. Bailes. The-re are 44 other active members ot this club. 56 'flauncf 1460411 Q N Q 'nw A 4001640 First Row: Kenneth Pinney, William Wade, George Locascio, William Longo, lohn Trousdale, Robert Millerick, Edward lordan. Second Row: William Hickey, Ioseph Zebzda, Walter Kryzak, Paul Mulligan, Other Letter-men: William Burke, Iohn Collins, William Deitch, lames Grady, Alfred Hobro, Richard Hughes, Robert Huntington, Iohn Little, David Mazzoli, Roy Threlfall. lohnny McGrath's gridders started the year of 1943 with high hopes for a successful season. With Iohn McGrath coaching the backfield and Iohn McGill coaching the line, the boys were given some tough workouts the first few weeks of practice. Our first game was played with Hamden High. At the end of the first half the score was tied 7-7. Hamden won the game l3-7 with the East Siders unable to click again. The game was rough and tough throughout with East Hartford showing much inexperience in executing its plays. After the game Walt Kryzak was elected captain by the team. Leo Beaulieu, who was previously elected captain, left for the army last summer. As the season rolled on, the boys met defeat at every game. The outstanding game played by the team was with Weaver High. Although losing 13 to U the team showed up well against the strongest team in the district. Walt Kryzzak can boast the only two touchdowns carried over, and Ken Pinney and Ioe Zebzda the two extra points. Although very fast, the backfield was much too light. Ioe Zebzda, the little sophomore power-pack, proved his worth in both backing up the line and carrying the ball. The back- field was comprised of quarterback, Bill Hickey: halfbacks, Paul Mulligan and Captain Walter Kryzak: and fullback, Ioe Zebzda. Though it was fairly heavy, the line was sadly inexperienced. The mainstays of the line were guards George Locascio, Iohn Trousdale, and Billy Burke, tackles Bill Wade, Bob Millerick, lack Collins, and Dave Mazzoli, ends Ken Pinney, lack Little, and Ted Iordan. Assistant Coach Mr. lohn McGill Manager Anthony Calabrese T Captain Walter Kryzak Coach Mr. Iohn McGrath 60 NA SA Tx 61 Bu First Row: Paul Mulligan, Roy Threltall, lohn Little, Kenneth Pinney, William Wade, Charles Sullivan, William Manierre, lohn Mason. Second Row: Francis McGurkin, Henry Bemont, William Threlfall, Gerard Cahill, Robert Sauer, Richard Millard, Robert Pitkin, Harry Pinney, lames Zuccardy. Not in Picture: Ronald Griffen, William Hickey, lohn lacen, Richard Krauskas, Robert Millerick. After weeks of hard practice our team, coached by Mr. George Magrath, was ready for its first big test against Hartford High. We defeated HPHS by a score of 43-39 for our first victory of the season. We then went on to beat the Alumni and Manchester High teams, while losing to Weaver, Bulkeley, and a strong Ellsworth quintet. Our team climaxed its season by Winning the Class B State Championship. Our starting lineup for this year's team was Bob Millerick and Captain Ken Pinney, two aggressive forwards: Bill Wade, a player who used his height to an advantage at center, and Bill Hickey and Paul Mulligan who took the ball off the backboard in regular fashion as guards. Roy Threlfall and Dick Krauskas, two fine substitutes, rounded out the team. 62 These if Who ff Serve fn luemcvziam Charles Aubrey August Cassinelli Robert Derick . David Kinghorn Lesle McWilliams Raphael Ratti Erwin Schieldge George Tiemann Robert Wetherbee Iames Woods . . Army . . Army Merchant Marine . . Navy . Army . Navy Navy . . Army Army Air Corps . . Army We are proud to list here the men and women in service who have attended East Hartford High School. However, we regret that ourlist is incomplete because of the early date on which our manuscript was submitted to the publishers. Ronald Abbott Philip Ackor Frank Agnew Francis Allison Clifford Almquist Arthur Anderson Carl Anderson Earl Anderson Iohn Anderson Frank Antos William Arcari Alphonse Atspins Albert Atwood Eugene Aubrey Roger Aubrey Weston Aubrey Edward Avery Charles Bacewicz Harold Bacon Harold Ballard Horace Ballard David Barton Carroll Battles Robert Bayliss Leo Beaulieu Iohn Becker Richard Bemont Iohn Benker rqfumf Richard Bernstein lack Berwick Angelo Biase Alfred , Birtles Arthur Blanchard Louis Blanchard Carl Blass Ioseph Bojarski Walter Boiarski Louis Boldi Barclay Bragg Herbert Bryant Iohn Budill Robert Burke William Burke Alfred Burnham Walter Butcher Frank Calabrese Francis Callahan Paul Cardillicchio Harold Carlson Frederick Carroll Harry Catlett Frank Cavaliere Frank Cavanagh Harry Cersosimo Ralph Cersosimo Henry Chester -Editorial Staff Harold Clark Richard Claus William Clay Richard Clifford Edmund Coburn Daniel Collins Iohn Collins Gardner Coombs Ioseph Cooney Everett Cooper David Corsair William Coughlin Iarnes Covey Norman Cowles David Curtin William Curtin Alphonse Damushes Raymond Danahy Richard Danahy Thomas Dannaher Donald Deitch Daniel DelMastro Warren Deming Robert Dent Walter Dereck Gerald DiBartolomeo Alphonse Dobzinski Raymond Dobzinski Missing in action or prisoner of war at the time of publication. 64 Iames MacDonald, '43 Frank Tully, '42 Frank Plumridqe, '43 Thomas McLaughlin, '41 Mario Mincarelli, '42 Warren Smith, '44 Allen Hollister, '41 lose-ph Tripp, '43 Raymond Griffen, '39 Robert Post, '42 Alfred Berner, '43 Patrick Mallione, '43 Andrew Dolan Frank Donegan lames Donegan Iohn Donegan Robert Donnelli Alfred D'Onoirio Iohn D'Onofrio Iulian Dorey ' Donald Doty Andrew Dowden Donald Driscoll Charles Dubiel Edward DuBrule Iohn Dulka Thomas Dwyer Iohn Dyber George Ecker Carl Erickson Howard Evans Earle Farnham Ioseph Ficacelli Edward Fink Francis Fitzgerald Bernard Flaherty Henry Flaherty Robert Flaherty Edmund Flanigan Clayton Foley David Foran Donald Foran Iohn Foran Maurice Foran Nicholas Foran William Foran Stanley F ormeister Roger Fournier Donald Francis Donald Freeman Norman Funk Andrew Gagliardi Iohn' Galgano Frank Gammo Sereno Garofalo Henry Gauruder Clayton Geer Ierry Gioielli Gilbert Gleason Iohn Gompper George Goodwin Andrew Gorman Richard Gorman Peter Grogoza Edward Grube lack M. Guastamachio Pasquale Gullotta Walter Haiek Iames Handley Russell Hanmer Carroll Hanna Everett Harris Iames Harrison Charles Hartz Fred Hausmann Arthur Healey Vsfalter Hedrick Benjamin Hendricks, Edward Herrick Robert Hickey Iohn Hirn, Ir. Frank Hockenbery Walter Hockenbery Ralph Holcombe George Howell Donald Hoyt Casimir Iakoboski Henry Iarvinen Laurence Iohnson Stuart Iohnston Ioseph Iones William Iones Albee Iordan Francis Iordan Iohn Kataia Harry Kearns Richard Kearns Thomas Kearns William Kearns Bernard Kehoe Iohn Keithline Howard Kenneson Iohn Kiefer Bernard Kielbowicz Iames Kozma Iohn Kozma Ioseph Kralik Irving Krantz Leonard Krause Theodore Kusian Edward Kutyla Robert LaFleur Daniel Landers Richard Landers Warren Larson Paul Lazzeri Iack Lee Milton LeGault Alvin Leone Samuel Leone Albert Levigne Marshall Levin Robert Litz Francis Loughlin Floyd Lowe William Lutzen Arthur MacDonald Ernest MacDonald Rinaldo Magliano George Maharan Ioseph Malinguaggio William Manning 66 Iohn Marinelli Raymond May Iames McAuliffe Iames McCarthy Albert McCauley Arthur McCauley Clitiord McClellan Iohn McDonald Donald McGilvray Roger McGilvray Bernard McKenna Thomas McLoughlin Thomas McMahohn Kenneth Mellor Clair Melody Ioseph Melody Ralph Merrill William Mertens Clement Meyer Harrison Middleton, Chester Milewski Iohn Milewski Paul Misselwitz Iohn Moncrief Lawrence Moran Martin Moran Anthony Motes Walter Movchuk Ierry Moynihan Arthur Mulligan Chester Newman Floyd Nickerson Howard Noble Raymond Noble William Noonan Richard Oakes Albert Ohlhot Allie Oliva Robert Oliver Charles Olmsted Sterling Olmsted Iohn Olshesky Frederick Osborne Alvin Ostrout Robert Ouellette Alfred Paganetti Monroe Palmer Daniel Pandicia Guy Papa Michael Pappaceno Richard Pawlowski Donald Perin Andrew Perleone Ernest Pettit Glenn Pierce William Pirzl Frank Pletka Mathew Polka Walter Polka Wallace Post Carl Potenza Howard Powell Anthony Pugzles Carroll Ouint Howard Ouint Ioseph Ratti Albert Reaves Herbert Redmer Francis Repoli Edwin Reutter Allen Rhodes Anthony Rinaldi Michael Rizzo Ioe Robert Iohn Robert Lloyd Rogers Kenneth Russell Philip Russell Charles Sartori Robert Sartori Albert Saunders Gilbert Sayers 'Sebastian Scavello Walter Sceery Iohn Schafer Charles Schieding William Schleicher Iohn Scribner Edward Shea Frank Shea Peter Shea Timothy Shea Arthur Silvestri Andrew Sinicrope Henry Skarin Richard Slater Warren Slater Warren 'Smith Ioseph Snipes Stanley Soderlind Walter Soltoski Bernard Sorokin Carl Spaiiord George Squires Ben Starkie Anthony Stoppa Arthur Strickland Robert Strickland Eugene Sullivan Iames Sullivan Timothy Sullivan Donald Sylvester Mario Tamiso Roy Teed Iohn Temple Iames Tobin Iohn Torpey Arthur Trantolo Robert Treat Raynal Trieschmann William Trinks, '43 Calvin Winslow, '42 Roberi Coleman, '43 William Maclntosh, '41 William Morrill, '40 Walter Morin, '44 Henry Skarin, '42 Howard Davis, '40 ' Ioseph Ficacelli, '43 Iames Covey, '39 Iames Kavanauqh, '41 Warren Westbrook, '42 ,,',, .,., William Trinks Edward Truex, lr. 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Phone 8-2155 P Congratulations to CLASS OF 1944 Compliments of Levine's Sinclaur Super-ServIce General Auto Repairing-Gas-Oil TOWING Connecticut used Auto Parts 405 Main Street PhoneE2QgT94I6IARTFoRD, CONN. 3 Jensen s KOELSOH as GATES GOOD FOOD A IS GOOD HEALTH We heartily subscribe to the truth of tlzis slogan BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING AUTO PAINTING -and assure you that our cuisine is regularly ' conducive to the maintenance of good health. 96 Pfaff Street 12 John Street EAST HARTFORD, CONN. 266 Bridge Street SPRINGFIELD Phone 83178 The Eisenhaurer E99 OWIEARA Chellswrp CO- MOTOR COMPANY EXCAVATING SAND 0 635 Connecticut Boulevard EAST HARTFORD CONNECTICUT 73 Talcott Roald WEST HARTFORD, CONN. Phone 3-6976 Phones: 8-4106 - 8-2176 0 'R E .,,.4 L A , I. Mg? K1 .L 1 O Q , : T . , ,' -: . . - 3 f 4- 1:,'7fm J,'x ., 1 1- --'-va fh jifl ' il,-S ,F ,. - V., .gt 3 ZH. ,Q 'V L L, 1,9 If , '-'V - 5,1-'.-. 1' ..- 3 ,,z,.,1'. : :.. 1 'fl-, , -:g 1,- , , ..f--,Q -f, f a, . 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