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

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ATHLETIC EDITORS Kendal Baglin Kay Promer Arthur Murphy Phyllis Stetson PHOTOGRAPHY Mary lane Balchunas, chairman Barbara Galinat Beverly Kehoe Olga Lichatz Dorothy Mitras Ianet Slye Barbara Supple Daniel Bidwell Dorothy Langlois ART Conrad Nuthmann, chairman Patricia Baker Ianice Baumann Raymond Cavanaugh Shirley Davis Catherine Iacobs Carl Miller Mary Trumper BUSINESS MANAGER Margaret Spellacy ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Theresa Allison lean Boone Dolores Cagianello Geraldine Connover Ioan Fitzpatrick Ruth Iohnson Ioseph Macchi Elizabeth Peterson Lorraine Valentine William Zinchuk

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Senior Class Officers William Trousdale President Francis DeGregorio Vice-President Betty Gustafson Secretary Rita Chester Treasurer The Senior Class As Americans we are trying to use our treasured possession, Freedom, to the best advantage for the common welfare. Exercising our freedom to vote. we cast our ballots for the people Whom we thought most suited for the positions at the head of the Class of 1946. We elected our senior class officers to lead and direct our class activities to the best of their ability. They have proved that the majority was not mistaken, for they have carried out their duties faithfully and well. In order to lead a group well, the leaders must know what that group wants: and they cannot know this unless there are direct representatives from the masses at their meetings. This need for popular representation was recognized many years ago at East Hartford High School. In the classes before us, each senior homeroom elected a representative from their group to the executive board. In this way each person of the senior student body is represented in his government. At executive board meetings our officers and representatives put into effect the doc- trines of freedom to assemble and freedom to express one's ideas openly. We can justly say that we have preserved our inherited American treasure-Freedom. Standing, Left to Right: Herbert Risley. Lois Healy, Louisa Tem- ple, Bette Almandinger, Walter Kenetick. Seated, Left to Right: Betty Gus- tafson. William Trousdale, Miss C. Larrabee. Miss D. Gower, Francis DeGregorio, Rita Chester. 12