Glastonbury High School - Reflections / Lantern Yearbook (Glastonbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1941 volume:

MOTTO IAN, , H., COLORS Q Cf OO, UIZZUI' 61.5 OFFICVRS HONOR STUDVNTS ., '- I ... ... Front Table Mollte May Foote Patrtcta Rourke Elmer Dtcklneon Donald Cartor Center Lott Table Dorothy Terlc ky Olga Kunlkewtch Margaret Yellen Pollle Norton Carol Hodge Cvntrr ltraht Table Ann Navtckt Altce Lucas Shrrley Frxel Irene Zeppa Mary CFll0VCTllf r Back Table Shtrley Clark Charle Tryon Mr Downes H Gtlbert I Maruftx E Shetttelcl M Srnlth H Krohn 5 Edxtor m chief Ann Navtckrs School Currlcular Board Shtrley Clark Olga Kuntkewtch Ethel Shetheld Club Dxvxsxon Carol Hodge Fdrtor Margaret Yellen Donald Carter Margaret Smtth Mary Chovalter Mollte May Foote Patrtcta Rourke Sports Department Henry Gtlbert Edttor lohn Maruttt Art Harold Krohn Faculty Ad,-150, Mr Walter M Downes Fmancxal Board Flrner Dtcktnson Edttor Ahce Lucas Dorothy Terlesky Charles Tryon Freshman Class Edrtor Shtrley Frlel Iumor Class Edxtor Pollte Norton Sophomore Class Edltor lrene Ze-ppa . . , ,, , , , .. .1 , , , H . I . .tx . . , , , r .. U, ., , , , v 1 -2 , . , . , . 1 . , , , . . , J 1 r . I ANN C HEHNON Stenoqruphy I Sulesmcmbhzp Geography Bookkeepmg II ROSAMOND D Ofhce Practice Typmg I II Stenogrcxphy II LeCOLS'I' MARGARET T MGCMAHON Modern European HISIOTY La In I II RAYMOND E. PERKINS Mothemcrtrcs Plone Geometry General SCIENCE KARL H SIOVALL Bloloqy Alqebrcx I Enghsh I MRS C B NAHAMO I-Iomemckmg I II RE French I, II I' , DAVID I BLICK Advanced Sclence Alaebra II Sohd Geometry Chem1stry Trlgonometry BARBARA T BUHT Homemakmg I II WALTER M DOWNES CIVICS JOHN C DUFI-'ORD Aamculture Farm Management IAY HANFORD Enqhsh III IV VERIE E HARTWELI. Physxcal Educatlorx Exfmalish I ALBERT C ENDEE Pr1r1c1po1 Algebra I MAUDE B CLARK Dean of GIYIS AITIGTICGH HISIOTY Problems of Amerrccn Democracy Iumor Eusmess Trcunmg Bookkeepmg I Law Economxcs Typmg I ESTHER S BEARDSLEY Engllsh I II MILDRED M. E. ANDERSON ibeckcafion The Class of l94l affectionately dedicates this year book to Mr. Verie E. Hartwell. By example and precept he has taught us that a good player wins this game of life through hard work, cooper- ation with his fellows, and high standards of sportsmanship. . .el uit .L. x r -.. ,X ill- . 'BIKE ' 79538 .1- . bilill 1 we !fj'NX Q3 may f'W 7 I 16 W m nie Mig 1: 11 BLPETUNBURY H IGH EEHUUL f- X I 'wx fx C . ' ! , .x ,xx 1,-f.. N.-I LT! , J g X8 A f. -. -rv AH,.'L--'22 - H, -- ' -3- -b -d ?bqs'gx -I ,151 ' ' ' aff., ' A 3- A Ri ssssssfsszg 32,310 l I I A ia ggi, inf' A-L-'P I XX nr 3 Ar-13 f Willa X fl lift '2-an QXJ K2-Alf I 4 - 1 Kfni-X N A F' w X , f I - X , V 9 X X. X r X W: M? ,N fx ' M Q ' Q if J JV i X :rf KX? xxx A' m y . r H! K x ,-f 'IA 2 J sd! RETA CAROL ANDREWS Qulet but hard workrng dependable slow rn her ways outstandmg rn athleucs doesnt see any sense 1n dancmg Hornemaklng 3 Lantern 4 Soccer 4 Basketballl 2 3 aseball l 2 3 Vo y Ball l 3 4 F1 Hockey 1 2 3 4 IULIA R BARRY Pehte 1n stature but not ln character srncere good tonlc for a ralny day B1g Buslness 3 4 Secretary 4 GlflS Outrng l 2 Gregg 3 PRISCILLA PRENTICE ADAMS L1ked by all for her pleasant manner and wrlhngness to help whenever she can rnterested 1n swrng and collects records Homernalcrngl 2 Glee 3 Bro Busrness 4 AA l 2 4 EVELYN IEAN BARRETT A cheery sm1le excels 1n the hornemakmg art dalnty G1rls Ouhngl Gleel 2 3 l-lornemakrng 3 Treasurer Brg Busmess 4 A A 3 4 1 1 z 4,B ,,,4, lle ,2,3,, eld I ll! I I l . I - Y DONALD ALFRED BERGENHOLTZ Athletic very serious good natured very agree able but sticks to his convictions once he has formed them Stamp l Science 2 3 4 Boys Outing l G 3 4 Basketball 3 4 EDNA AGNES BOURBEAU Gay and in love with lite amongst close friends, but otherwise inclined to be reticent -- courteous -- has an ear for music, and feet that were made for waltzing. Big Business 3, 45 Girls' Outing l, 2, Girl Reserves l, 2, Gregg 35 A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY BENKER Taciturn demure slow to make friends always keeps them conservative in her tastes Girl Reserves l 2 3 Secretary 2 3 Girls Outing 2 Big Business 4 AA l 2 3 4 IOSEPHINE MARY BISI Good natured willing to cooperate dependable studious always very neat in appearance Homemaking l Girls Outing 2 Big Business 3 4 Very qutet tn school good student amtable hkes to go ftshtng Craftsman 2 Sctence 2 Radxo l Boys Outtng l I-lockey2 Rather aloof untll you get to know her qutet beauty and gentle srmle easy gotng staunch fr1end Gtrl Reserves l 2 Glee l 2 l-lornernaklng 3 4 Art 2 Gregg 3 LENA BRONZI Good athlete talkattve and busy frank ltvely and humorous personaltty tnterested 1n her act1v1 ttes hates to be senous well hked espectally by under graduates G1rls Outrng l Glee 2 3 Dramat1c 4 lantern 4 Btg Bustness 4 AA l 3 4 Secretary 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Soft Balll 2 3 IOHN CANAPARI DONALD BIDWELL CARTER Good student shy and not tnterested 1n the fa1rer sex doesnt say much but when he does tt IS dyna m1c Boys Outtng l 2 Starnpl LOIS MERRY CHAMBERLIN i 4 ' 1 V1 11 1-' 1 141111 1 ,11 1 1111 1111 1 ,,4. l , , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 Z , .. 1 . 11 ' 1 11 11 11 1 WILLIAM CHAPMAN Consc1ent1ous capable doesnt bother wtth the farrer sex en1oys sports Basketball 4 MARY EDITH CI-IEVALLIER Very dependable a good student popular wrth both sexes attractrveness rs only one ot her assets mterested IH many act1v1t1es has ntce clothes and wears them well Glrls Outmg l 2 I-lomemakmg l Secretary G1rlRe serves 2 3 French 3 4 Secretary 3 Pres1dent4 Stu dent Counctll 2 3 4 Secretary 3 AA l 2 3 4 SHIRLEY CLARK Interested rn school act1v1t1es promxnent 1n glrls athletxcs keen sense of humor carefree never tlres of argumg good smgmg vo1ce Gleel 2 4 Lanternl 2 3 4 Frer1ch3 4 Glrl Reserves l Gregg 3 AA l 4 F1eld H key l Basketballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 Soft Balll 2 3 4 Soccer 4 EDITH K CONNELL Outet conservatrve always wrlhng to help a trrend ln need ltlces danctng and sports Grrls Outmg l 2 Brg Busmess 3 A' ' ,J ' , :A - ,J ,, , Q - ,,: ,g' 1 z .. ,2, 3, 1 oc ,2, 3, 45 ., ,J . ,1' ' . MARGARET ROSE DARBY Feet that wont stay put when that certam thmg called swmg starts qu1et on occaslons but often amuses one Wllh unceasmg flow ot humor allergrc to dull moods loyal to the flnlsh G1rls Outrng l Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Freld Hockey 3 4 ANNA MARIE DelMASTRO Qu1et and shy wrth a good word for everyone fascx nated by men 1n unltorms Glrl Reservesl Glee2 4 AA 2 3 4 EI.MER NEWTON DICKINSON IR Apt to appear ser1ous to strangers to class tnends all round student excels 1n dramatrc held Dramat1c12 3 4 Gleel 2 3 4 Frenh3 AA 1 2 3 4 Basketbal12 3 4 Soccer4 Track3 4 EDWARD IOSEPH DONDERO Extremely qu1et but always tnendly constantly smll 1ng works dxhgently on thmgs wl'11cl'1 mterest htm Boys Outmg 1 Scrence 2 AA 3 4 a regular fellow A trustworthy --4 dependable - good C,..,, IOHN DYSENCHUK Happy go lucky en1oys good lokes can be ser1ous at tunes but prefers to look at the funny srde l-l1Y 3 4 Sc1ence3 4 G 3 4 Boys Ouhngl 2 AA 12 3 4 Basketball12 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 AMELIA RUTH EMERICK Srmle that suggesis a cheerful drsposmon always on hand to g1ve a hand can wreld a needle l1ke a trouper at home on basketball floor and many other scenes of sports true and srncere rn fr1endsh1p Homemakln 4 Glee 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Hocke 2 ELIZABETH FARRELL Llkes athletrcs and IS excellent ln thern capable of dolng good work frrendly srnlle I-lomemakmg l 2 Gxrls Ouhng 2 Brg Busrness 3 4 AA 2 3 4 Basketloall2 3 4 Soft Balll 2 3 4 Volley Ba1l2 3 4 Soccer 4 DOROTHY LOUISE FISHER Cheerful and frrendly one who can be rehed upon for good work talkahve at tunes B1g Busmess 4 Basketball 2 Tenms 3 . - ' A ' ' . 4' ' Q 9 , 2 , , J Y , ' 3, 4g Softball 2, 3, 4. ,I MW. HENRY S GILBERT Iolly yet very SGFIOUS at tlmes frank a good frlend to have always more than Wxlhng to argue Dramatlcl 2 3 4 Gleel 2 3 4 Lantern4 AA 1 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 IOI-IN BERNELL GOODWIN B1g fellow 1ov1al good natured shy and ret1r 1ng true lr1end Sclence 2 4 MOLLIE MAY FOOTE A model student wxth rnus1cal and l1ngu1st1c talents takes an act1ve part 1n school hfe a w1ll1ng worker cooperatlve G1rls Outlng 1 Glee l 2 3 4 Dramatlc 2 French 3 4 l ADELINE GILNACK Smcere and qu1et manner fun lovlng conserva tlve ln her tastes habtt of frowntng Gleel 2 3 Homernaklngl 2 3 4 l l ' 2 4: ,: A.A.,2,3,4. dramatic abilities, ,J ,- ,. CHRISTINE MARIORIE HERIS Full of fun one of the class cut ups very much mterested rn all sports always bnght and cheerful Glee 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 2 French 3 SCIENCE 4 Soft Ball 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Freld Hockey 3 4 CAROL HODGE Great ab1l1ty to make her own lun falthful lrrencl athletrc twlnkle rn her eye Glrls Ouilngl 2 Blg BUSIDSSS4 G1rlReservesl Fleld N.: Hockeyl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 Y 3 4 Soccer4 Baseball12 3 4 AA12 3 4 EVELYN ANN KIEDASCH Outstandmg rn athletxcs pleasani and frrendly not rnclmed to be studrous true frrend talkatrve on occas1ons lnterested ln homemakrng arts lrkes to dance B1g Busrness 3 4 l-lomemak1ng4 Presrdent G1rls Out lng l 2 Glrl Reserves 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Freld Hockey l 2 4 Volley Ball 4 Soccer 4 AA 4 I AMES TAPT KINNE Congenral to all especrally the larrer sex never wor FIGS about anythmg blushes eas1ly delrghts rn annoyrng people H1 Y 3 4 Brg BUSINESS 4 V1ce Presrdent Boys Outrng 1 Boxmg l 2 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Soccer 3 WILLIAM ROBER KOWAISKY Very neat takes study1ng ser1ously baseball tan emoys k1dd1ng people H1 Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 B1g Busmess 4 G 3 4 Stamp l Boys Outmg l 2 Soccer l 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 HAROLDI KROHN IR Person ol var1ed l1kes and d1sl1kes frank sporty dresser l1kes a good t1me last talker del1gl'1ts 1n exaggeratmg tl11ngs Lantern l 2 3 4 Dramat1cl 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 Vars1ty 4 Boxmgl 2 AA l 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Cross Coun l Hockey l 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Basket OLGA KUNIKEWICH Fr1endly and good lrtumored l1kes Gll'1l9l1CS a true tr1end mus1cally 1r1cl1ned G1rls Outmg l 2 Secretary 2 Glee 3 B1g Busmess 3 A B sketball l 2 3 V ey Ball l Soccer 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 F1eld Hockeyl 2 3 4 GEORGE GUIDO LANERI l7a1rly good student good natured tull ol lun not 1nterested 1n danctng or school GCl1V1l16S l1kes sports bu1lds a1rplane models shy when the op pOSll9 sex comes mto the p1cture SCIENCE l 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Craftsman l Hockey 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 , , ' V I 1 1 I I I 1 I 1 If I I If - I I If -' 1 I If I 1 rr - try, ,,,, ,,,, bflll 1,Z,3,4. 4,A.14, a , , ,4, O11 ,2, 3, 4, , ,,,, 1 -2 , I - 11 ff Y If I I 'QL BEN IAMIN FRED LITWIN Ouiet conservative good natured rather shy gets along well with both boys and girls likes to dance and attend school affairs Boys Outing l 2 Glee l Big Business 4 MARY NANCY MARINELLI Likes to dance and make friends especially with mem- bers of the opposite sex - is friendly to everyone and dislikes no one. Glee l 2 3 4' Girls Outing 1' Homernaking 2 3 4' A.A. 2 3 4. IENNIE A LASKI Athletic friendly to all but not particularly interested in the opposite sex dresses very sportily Big Business 3 4 Girls Outing l 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 Field Hockey l 2 3 4 Soccer 4 ALICE PRAN CES LUCAS An outstanding scholar industrious prominent in athletics happy when talking Dramatic 2 Girls Outing 3 Big Business 3 Lantern 3 4 AA l 2 3 4 Field Hockeyl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Soltballl 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Student Council 2 Lrked by all wrth whom he comes m contact actrve ID chool afta1rs lover of sports consc1ent1ous 1n work has a good t1me anywhere s Out1ng l 2 Scrence 3 4 G 4 AA l 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Baseball 4 Baseball Man ager 3 Class Pres1dent 2 3 4 Does very well 1n the art1st1c held a good scholar slow to make trrends but once frlendshrps are ac qutred they are everlast1ng enjoys teaslng the grrls Baseball 2 IOHN I AMES MARUFFI En1oys parttclpatrng 1n athlettcs w1de awake good student not mterested ln the ta1rer sex C75 a walkrng sports encyclopedra C 3 4 H1Y3 4 B1gBus1ness4 AA l 2 3 4 Soccer l 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Hockeyl HARRY KILLIAM IVIEGSON GLADYS MAY MINCE Outstandmg sense ot humor loves to dance known throughout the school tor her cheerful smtle and frequent outbursts of laughter and her own verston of the Lrndy l-lop and the Polka l Glrls Outlng l 2 Homemakmg l Basketball 4 Freld Hockey 4 MERRILL FREDERICK MOTT 1. 11 . . . 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U . . . . .J . -- 4 B 1 - - 1. 11 3 4 OY 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 I I I I I - 1 1 1 - 1 11. 11 11 11 . 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 , - . f!Wf'V7 'A W-Q MARY IANE MULAZZI Engagrng smrle pleas1ng personalrty frank cr1t1cal does 1ust1ce to the sport of dancrng Glrls Outlng l Basketballl 2 3 4 Fleld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Softball 2 MARY A NANNI Candtd and outspoken lrrendly wlllrng rnter ested rn atl'1let1cs Brg Busmess 3 Glrls Outrngl 2 Hornernaklng 4 Sec retary Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 Freld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Tennrsl 4 Soc cer 4 ANN NAVICKIS Glowrng personallty loves a good trme ranks very hlgh as a student l1kes to take part rn drarnat1cs and when assoclatlng Wlth people has a untque and c.ttract1ve style ot dress Lantern l 2 3 4 Secretary l Assoctate Edltor 2 3 Edrtor 4 Dramatrcl 2 3 4 French 3 Gregg 3 AA l 2 3 4 l-lockeyl 2 3 4 Soccer4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Volley Ball3 4 Soltballl 2 3 4 BEATRICE LILLIAN NOBLE Always wrlhng to talk about her outsrde aflalrs S u d1ous a walkrng doll trrendly G1rls Outlng l 2 Brg Busxness 3 4 Pres1dent4 Dramatlc 3 AA 4 Baseballl 1 ,.,1 ' I 4 ' ' 1 , , , 1 4 . , 1 . ,. ln 1 , , , 2 ' , , , 1 ' , 1 - sports - one of our best dancers Cjltterbugl - -A happy , , 1 , . , z 1 , , , 1 , I I , 1 - X . . , . -u t - 5 . . 5 . 4754 RICHARD HARTWELL PITNEY Wrse craclcrng athletlc poetrc rnusrcal care free hkes school but thlnks there IS too much ol rt G 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 I-l1Y 4 Basketball2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 soccer 3 4 LOUISE B RANDALL Every 1nch of her 5 Z socrable and lun lovlng has athletrc abrlrty neat and well dressed has for the most part a calm and even temper G1rl Reserves l Grrls Outrng 3 Glee 3 Brg Busrness 3 Gregg 3 MARIE PAGLIUGHI Very quret rn school but socrable and talkatrve when out of school mterested rn cornmercral studres Grrls Outrngl 2 Brg Bus1ness 3 4 AA 2 4 DEWEY GERALD POST there were more Saturdays and Sundays 1n the Week Brg Busrness 4 Soccer 3 4 Baseball l 2 Track 3 4 Basketball 2 Brology 3 4 Drlvlng 4 Boys Outlng 3 , 2 , , , 1 '- 1 , , 1 , , i , . One of the class cut-ups -e practical joker - wishes ' ' z , : , 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 - - l I , . . n I . , . I I . . I - , THIERESA E ROGINKA Always yokmg and laughmg llkes to have a good t1me IS neat and well dressed hkes to talk w1th the OppOS1Ie sex Glrls Outmg 1 2 Brg Busrness 2 3 4 Glee 3 AA 3 RUTH PATRICIA ROURKE Always merry and l1ght hearted a Wxnnlng person ahty popular among her classmates of both sexes Q Q an hab1tual srnlle takes an actlve part 1n school actrvrtxes short of stature but not of conversanon Gleel 2 3 4 Dramancl 2 Vrce Pres1dent2 French ALICE SCAGLIA D1sl1kes hrstory qu1et but outspoken to lnends cooperat1ve good fnend to have Blg Bus1ness 4 G1rls Outlng l 2 Glee 3 AA 4 LOUIS ARNOLD SCARRONE An outstandmg student popular wlth all classmates very good natured easy to become acquamted w1th except1onal rnuslcal Gblllly very good lead1ng class d1scuss1ons doesnt hke to dance flnds no t1me for gxrls French l Orchestra l 2 3 4 Brology 1 Lantern Class Secretary Treasurer l l , 1 ' ' , , 1 1 - - 2, , 4. 3, Science 4, Secretary 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. . - . . . . - Gt 1 , , , J ' 1 1: MARIAN AGNES SCHWAGER Sp1r1ted personahty outspoken and somettmes sar cast1c edge to tone doesnt take the bump school work too hard lnterested ln soctal actlvltles Btg Busmess 3 4 Basketball 3 4 MILDRED IRMA SCHWARM Sweet and wtnnmg smrle always wllhng to pttch tn and help needs a httle push to keep school work rolhng everyone IS her fnend ETHEL ARLINE SHEFFIELD Falthlul as a trtend wltty frank exceedmgly stubborn well l1ked by those who understand her en1oys all sports her most dtfftcult problems never farl to mvolve some member ot the male specles Homemakmg l Glrls Outmg 2 Presldent AA 1 DORIS VIVIAN SMITH A talented p1an1st always ready to cooperate qu1et but ready to make frtends very neat rnter ested 1n homemaktng Gleel 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 ' M ' s in , 1 , . Big Business 3, 4. 5 ' ' ' , ' 1 . . . MARGARET MARION SMITH A loyal friend moody and shy very frank to those who know her well outstanding abilities in the field of sports boys tind her attractive but hard to get acquainted with since she is strictly a one man woman always looks neat likes people very much or doesnt like them at all Cportland High? A A 2 Glee 2 Basketball 2 Soccer 2 WALTER BERNARD SWEET Good athlete women are his hobby very popular among the fairer sex G 4 l-liY 4 Boys Outing l Craftsman l Baseball 1 2 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Class Vice Presi dent 3 4 DOROTHY OLIVIA TERLESKY Capable good athlete brisk manner cheery word for everyone excellent taste in dress never say die attitude 3 4 Vice President 4 Field l-lockeyl 2 3 4 Softball l 2 3 4 Soccer4 Basketballl 2 3 4 VolleyBa1l1 2 Class Secretary4 AA 1 2 3 4 CHARLES HENRY TRYON At iletics could not get along without him person that concentrates and works hard at a thing once he gets started congenial to all liked by all Science 4 G 3 4 Student Council 3 4 AA l 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 - . 5 1 5 . , . , z , J , Q ' - '- , . Girls' Outing l, 3g Glee 2, 3g Dramatic 3, 4g Big Business , , , 5 1 , , , J , 2 I 'W f J A , Q . . , , , 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 I I 1 1 Q DORIS ELEANOR TRYON Good natured and easy gomg not mchned to be studtous happy go lucky rnusrcal ab1l1ty sense of humor hkes to read Hornemakmgl 2 3 4 Gleel 2 3 B1ology3 AA 2 4 LUCILLE EMILIENNE VEGIARD Qulet and shy but frrendly serlous nature arnlol tlous good student outwardly reserved a helpful tr1end good ln athletlcs G1rls Outmgl 2 B1g Buslness 3 French 3 4 AA 2 3 Hockey 2 3 4 Soccer 4 IOHN WILEY Engagmg personahty pract1cal Joker frank and cr1t1cal hkes class1cal mustc a well as SWIHQ Btg Busmess 3 4 Glee 4 G 4 Track 2 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 MARGARET KATHERINE YELLEN Tall d1gn1f1ed retrcent manner trlendly and good natured never happ1er than when dancrng Grrls Outmg l 2 Secretary 2 Glee 3 B1g Busmess 3 4 Treasurer4 Lantern4 AA l 2 3 4 l 4g Baseball 2, 3', 42 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volley Eau 2g sf 42 646:55 OW? CLVL4! CLASS POEM Our plane took off from G H S One Qunny autumn day The Crew thart chmbed aboard Our plane Were feelma ltgltt and aay We chmbed above to snowy cloud And o were on our way And no one rn our sturdy plane Could tell vvhere our cour e lay Pour lona year le o og Frqhtma ram and 'og And thtna we dtd throuah theee Four year Were entered rn ou long Althouah R e had to sh dv h The e year ere t 1ll ol t n And we the clas ol Ill are Proud ot what we ve done And nox no matter w hat Our trouble wrll eem le w l me recall the har y Claw We pent 1n G ll S CLASS SONG CTO Tuae ol Anchor A a Here come our Arr Shtp now And me mu t ao And happy day have ended Gur teac ter lner d and pal e ll n y u o lVl6IllOflGS and happy thoual ts We ll alvxayb have lor good old G H S Smp has landed lverybody on board at once Contactl Pnatne humn mg And me re tax tna dow n the held Goodbye G ll S our teachers Our trtend forrexx ell to you arew el Up ln the ky v e fly Gur hope are hlah We re otl xxlt 1 Joy ous hearte No matter what may come or And when our tourney o er And we have on Gur ucce we hall alvw ay ov e To aood old aood old C ll S poem L , ss , , 1 - S . . r we t w al x, l e , 1: , r t . 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J!1f01, 11 Me CK11 0 1941 Am1d the urroundmgs that lad w1tne sed ':1m1lar lllp and brews the Class 41 a s 1p was. bemg prepared for a fllqht to the Thou and t1on The f'onfua1on DVGVIOUQ to tl1e take off hlled greater than the roar of the motore the throt 1r1nute te t The notor 1dled and Elmer D1ck1n p1lot and co ptlot respeehvely choeen to qu1de of o11r fl1qht announced everythrng IN rfadmf taxred to the far end of the f1eld and headed recerved fllaht ordfr from D1 pateher loln Good held for as smooth a take off as Glabtonbury had tl Tl t o Chr te 1r'1 o mary of undeterr'11ned quahty leland of HICIDCT Fduca the hanaar W1tle a NOISE ef: WldC open IH a la t on and Geo ae Cochran e xh1p on the hr t We :lm bed aboad IU o the w1nd D1ck1neon eh and roared down the ever v111tne We c1reled th held to prek up alhtude then pemted ou no e north toward the h t obye tlve of eur t1p Larly IU O4 ob r D11k1n on carve a1t from the p1lot Compartmeftt to announce that D1 ratehfr GOOdflKl1 had ecreed a paus o eareh ner e l1 t art ara v ere l1berty to u e the lllp for the annual Pre hman 1rol1e Plans were maas t1e Cla Wa anc take o11t an t1e a a prf 'rut1on aaam DOS1blS l11qh Wrnd ana an ord1nary l7r1day malat vv'r turned 1'1to the memorable one of our f1r t h1gh school dance tl e fre hrran Party We re umed our flrqht Qhortly after tl1 oeca ION We lo t the d1reet1onal earr1 d11r1ng heavy weather and a f de ee l t at unde ' orm were llfpfl ed to hra o1,1r elve over W ll1a e e l v here aculty and alumn1 were ttlmg th lf d1lfeult1es o the ra t y IU Donkey Ba ketball Game arch saw u cgalnmg mo e alhtude and fly1ra a teaeher eou e 1 pateher Goodrmh aheed ll t ' f 01 tt e ve of IC o Mareh we ll mlttfd our f ve anf 0 r o r mg ere of lov1r'q , 1 ert e afvto l I ty L pre fntrna a play enhtlcd Sauce 'or the Go had etabl1sh1nq a precedent rn 1elp1ng to pre ent Tre 1 ado ueee sful opfretta ever 1 e fnted by our 1oe1 aekma IN the ray of 1 Queue our flfw erenely on trrouqh ths day 1 v er t1ehor1zon1 became Clouds d w1tl1 the form of f1nal exam Vve were bouneed and to ed around through 0 U wrather to land battered o d brul ed lune 10 very w1ll1ng to be a ot ndea for rep'11r 4 he all of 9 S w were aamn a a e'rq nt1nue our fllqllf rot a fc alma rme 1,1 M W 1 nlne IIOl'1ll1 of fl1al1t to our credrt Vlfs learned that Dt pa eher I'1Cl1 had beet replarea by Albert C Lnaee e eonf1 1on ef l rex o led warm he' enaer Good ege COY'ldUC'lPd llnl9P'1iClVCS GS SGCISONGCI 1CIVC'l9 OG C 1 Q CITY for the f1r t t1r'1e n September 13 the pa enaer wt Harry lvfea Kro 1n for tl'lP1I' eornrrandtna efhfrr d rfte a Cl1PP1'fll pateher Endee we v1 ere off aaam A week ot nootn fly1na by warnrna from Mr fndee and t ff of a talhna ba by urgent command to re11rr' 1o o1r horde f1eld to oore been safely tored away than the fury of the memorable 1938 hurr1ea and flood truek grounamg u for a wefnc Harold on and wo d from D15 uae terrrunated neter followed had the plane ne When the held wa hnally cleared of debr1 me took off agam The oW1ng 'nonths o u ual fhql 0111119 vw r t 1 ted e lv by Tha q1v1na and Chr1 tma 1 t top A we eonhnucd our fhaht the name of Chr1wt11'1e Herrs. wa added to the passenger het F bruary l7 found the annual 1n peehon of pa enger and equ1pment ta ma place Ou kup per o ner wa or1anal IH pre ertma or enter tatnment a Kaultenmeyer Kmderqarten Program M1 Maclvfatlon Con tr1buted areatly to the ucce of the enterta1n11ent by IHQIHQ On the evemna of Marrh lO for auteral approval and proved as the prev1ous yr ar eheere for le ball squad lo t to Lllbworth rn the the operetta P1nafore was pre errted great a succe a the Mlkado of se DGV1 l On the ame mqht the basket sem1 f1nals of the C D Tournament . 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Q . x .k . - h Il ting ourselxe to the 1g1d oitine ot work and more wor we finally landed at La Guarlia Field April l4 and amid the perisphere and trylon prevalent heme ot the time we held our Sophomore Hop At thi t1111e al o another new n11 e wa added to our 11 t Margaret Smith who flew up trom Portland s hip to 1o1n ou flight Tl1e easonal tor 1 ot final exam de cended on us on lune 7 but o11r previon experience showed It value and taying on the beam we ldrid el lune l4 two yea veteran VVe were ba k in tt e air agatr on September 7 l939 to Continue our figlt o abruptly end fi the p evtou Iune Meg on was retained as flight 1o111111anler vweft ma eleeted a the new assistant and the passenger l1 t rer mned the sane A period of r111111ero11 top lor dancing and entertainment followed 1 l any x ere a11a ed a tle 1 ip over' ent shown by our personnel in ie On Decen ber 3 O11 pa rnt arr ved aga1n and the play presented was Statr '1 ally Yours the cast consisting or Patr1c1a Rourke Shirley Clark lend Bronzr Reatriee ltoble Harry Meg on Henry Gilbert Harold Krohn a'1'l lout Sea rone F briia y found u tlyina sere elv along S a lett OHara lured the 11aior1ty ot pa enger to witnes a superb performance but they soon et 1rr11d to the Slllp On February l5 D1 pat her Endee radtoed that now and sleet were ea e1ort ana ad 1 ed us to return While we were grounded D1 patcher Lndee p esented hts bag ot tricks The passengers 111ttn ia re w r bi o all ri 1 We took oft agam and vwitne ed Gla tonb11ry make a grand showing CD Tour'1a1e t b ghtm it way 1r1to the finals We los o 1 1 f tl l bov de e ved a big hand' e 1 e111be ot Ollf Crew who took part in tl1e tournament were Walter Sweet W1 l1 II lkowal ky Riehard P1 ney ara C'1a les Tryon Sp 1'1g vaeatien ma a pleasant 1r11erl ids t ich teady tlymg We er we e t1 ed and ir l1Ibl9 and tlre g ound under our teet new and wrlcorne feeling ln April the flee Club p e G'l'9d an operetta P1rates o' Penzance vthi h lilirier D1 kin un hal the 11ale lead Th Iinlor Prom also eau ed F 1 GTIOI' On Sep ember 9 l94O all pa enger rel1ctantly paid their final fare anl our crew w1tl1 Meg on 1n Co nmand and Sweet a assistant took alott on the hnal leg o our tliglt Merrill Mott ma t11e only new pa senger to present his name for ta ee to our 1 a1r ma 11e11 dl f ro al during 1he early 'all but the experience of three previous year upphed an 1nit1at1ve to overcome these splns and a T11 Parent lN1gt1t pograrn tli vear wa a ltllfTTlOl1 play entite l Killer n toiled Again T1e o eaiar were Ann lavieki Iohn W1 ey lirley Qlark Henry Gilbet Lena Bror' 1 Harry M 3 on Elner Dicktn on a d Harold Krohn Re uining our thglt the DAR award tor be t citizen wa presented to 1et11y Tc lr arh l e 111r1 wa el up a d the Senior Cla s Dance a ez e an gue t enioyed tl e elwe to the utmost sorne r 111nded ot that hr t party aboard hip On May Q me tounl The Red Spide dangling fore 1t web in the ar t t 11l t earnpart ient Caught 1 1 me web were Elmer Diekin on IlK'l'T Hoiirke D othy T Al Lu a lane K1'1ne Iohn W1 ey Harry Meg on H nry C-'tlbert Ann lN'1v1rk1 and Dorothy Fisher A very fnioyalvlo two hour period wa pent following tl1e antlcs of the Red Spider The Qt nior Ball provea to be another plea ant inte lude Anal now on Fri lay hirie lfi we come to the end of our flight The nad dcor e o 1 guiet where all old ship a ford rrhr ot voyage tlight and pa ages made by other groups We pa rngfr now fave t1e lutt re ome of u uncfrtain of what it l1olds l1er d te111ned o ti d t1e uc tor which weve been preparing the e pa t tour years Adi s ' 1 ' ,R 1 , 7' ' r 1 ' . 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Whoops' We ve yust landed Thts IS 19511 A pertod of ten years has drxfted by SINCE the stxty etght hearty passengers of the super colossal G1I'l1I1Gl' G H S 41 reached the end of the1r fltght and baxled out 1nto a dark mtsty mystenous world f1lled Wllh dangerous a1r pockets Now here IH 1951 a decade later lets step out of our rocket ship mto the future and see where the sultry breezes have carrted the members of that four year long fltght Contact' All clear' Thts atrport lingo whtch we hear as we reach Bramard Fleld IU Hartford comes from a votce whtch seems famthar Hastemng to tnvesttgate we dtscover George Lanen s1tt1ng tn the cockptt of the latest model plane whlch he 1nforms us has been destgned by that well known aeronauttcal eng1neer Elmer Dlckmson We persuade Red to take us for a sptn over the town of our Alma Mater and other po1nts of lnterest 1n th1s magn1f1cent country of ours Thanking Red profusely and mumbltng an excuse about last mtnute errands we hop mto a taxt and awaken the drtver whom we fmd to be Dewey Post ln nothrng flat he whlsks us up to the door of the Carter Insurance Company Pushtng through hrs bevy of secretartes we burst 1nto the prestdents offtce where we f1nd Dons Tryon ln answer to our lnqutrtes as to the whereabouts of Mr Carter M1 s Tryon gets up from her chalr and to our mutual embarrassment there s1ts the dazed Donald Carter After hurrtedly taktng out a ltfe tnsurance poltcy we hasten back to the alrport where we flnd our ptlot wa1t1ng patlently We ctrmb mto the plane and begtn our Journey Wtngmg our way over the fert11e farms of the Connecttcut Valley we spy Iohn Canapan expertmenttng wtth h1s new mechanlcal strawberry plcker Whtle sttll over the town of our Alma Mater we not1ce Charles Tryon ID h1s tobacco ftelds tendlng hrs crop whlch threatens to exceed twenty feet IH helght We stop at the Grange Fatr 1n Hopewell where Mary Mulazzx has lust won her 3rd rtbbon as champton hog caller of Hope Well and Matson l-l1ll as well Arrtvtng at La Guardta Fteld after what seems to be no trme at all we encounter the now socrally promtnent Mr Van Asterbutlt formerly Mildred Schwarm returntng from a tnp to Bermuda Betng famthar wrth New York Clty she gractously consents to show us the htgh spots Before startlng upon our ntghts revelry we dectde to beauttfy ourselves at Ktedaschs Kurltng Korffures Evelyn enlrghtens us about Shxrley Clark who ts modeltng ultra scant bathrng sutts created by the professtonal fashton destgner Ameha Emenck She 13 also bubblrng wtth news about Mernll Motts new super extravaganza show starrtng that v1vac1ous s1ren Adelme Gxlnack who has tapped her way up the statrs to fame and fortune Oh' l-lere comes someone who looks famtltar Why l thtnk tt Dons Smxth Yes tt tsl Shes comtng to have a wave before her appear ance ton1ght on the stage of the Metropolttan Dorts lnforms us that he 1s gotng to accompany Dorothy Terlesky who ts stngrna an arta named Dark Eyes How well we remember her former presentatton of thts selecttonl Glancmg at our watches and seetng that tt IS neanng the trme for the f1ghts at Madtson Square Garden to begtn we hurry from the beauty shop The ma1n bout tonrght ts Ktller Harold Krohn v Dynamtte Ed ward Dondero The Krllers manager Chnstme Hens and Lena Bronzx manager of Dynamtte staged a battle of the1r own over the referees lnstructtons Leavtng the huge arena we have to ftght our way to the street and to Wxllxam Chapmans eattng establtshment famous for Chappres Cnspy Chops After thankmg our hostess for a deltahtful ttme we take off on the second leg of our yourney and head for Phtladelphta Arrtvtng at the Ctty of Brotherly Love we meet Mary Chevallxer who ts tourlng the country wtth her husband he IS lecturtng on Outstandtng lnstttutlons of Learntng Mary tells us that 1n the course of her travels she has met Mollxe Foote who IS runntng a school for awkward gtrls teachtng them to be dtgntfled and perfect ladlesl We also not1ce that the next lecture on the theaters program features that nattonally famous wrrter of Advtce to the Love lorn Beatrice Noble Before leavmg Phtladelphta we decrde to V1 1t Sam Kowalskys 41 Club Who should greet us but the head hostess Margaret Yellenl Margaret IS dellghted to see us and tells us Iohn Goodwm al o works here betng employed as ch1ef bouncer Mr Kowalsky mtroduces hrs feature attractton Louls Scarrone s one man band lt 15 easy to see why the Q po -1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 -1 , , , . , S. 1 1 1 - - . , , - 1 S. . , 1 , , . . -. . 1. 1 1 . 1 .1 . . . . 1 . 1 . . , . 1 . . . . . . 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The Annual Senior Play was given and received with much en tiii ia m This year the Senor Cla pre-sented a mystery comedy entitled The Red Qpider written by Hubert Haye The scene of the play ma laid m a health re ort in the North Carolina mountains Une my tilying thrillma cene 'ollovt ed another until a real my tery play wa ucce stully unfolded Rourke Henry Gilbert Dorothy Tcrle ky Harry Mea on Alice Lucas lohn Wiley Dorothy Fi her lame Kinne and Ann Navicki William lxom al KV xx as t we ITCFPIQOT Mollie lflay Foote proper tie rnanaaer lena Bron i bu me mariaaer ond Mary Chevallier publicity manaaer The ca t aaain xx she to exterd to llr Hanlord their thanks The ucce of the play we leel wa due larcgely to hi patient and expert direction F I , 'c 451 , :fj ,. ' rr , L , S, 1' Mr. Haritxd C . 'Z , 11. r, . . 1 , 5 , . r , . l . VS . , I . .A S A V I . S The carrt, as shown above, included Flmer Dickinson, Patricia f , n , ' 3 153 i 53 , I L, 4 ' ' ly sfy ' . sat .1 .ice , V. 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' . lfl,l'LL0l CKCLJZS COLORS Royal Blue and Gray MOTTO F1nd a Way or make one OFFICERS Presrdent WHJLIAM SIWY Vrce Presrdent LEE FORNISH Secretary POLLY NORTON Treasurer HELEN FRIEL The flrst soclal event presented by the Iunrors therr Parents Nlght was a howhng success consrstmg of a QUIZ program Wrth the faculty batthng 1t out W1th ernment members ot the student body The class rrngs arrrved after much drtfxculty rn the late spnng and were recelved wrth enthuslastrc comments throughout the school The Iunlor Prom one of the prornlnent socral events of the school year Was presented rn May W1th unusual or1g1nal1ty and success 52,9 0WL0l 6 CLSM COLORS Maroon and Gold MOTTO Forward ever backward never OFFICERS Pres1dent ROBERT SWEET V1ce Presrdent WALLACE TEFFT Secretary THERESA CAVANNA Treasurer IOSEPH WESTERGOM Bang' Bang' That tllustrates how the Sophomore Class began 1ts GCl1V1tleS The annual dance the Sophomore Hop was held February 28 l94l Th1s year the class had the novel 1dea of makmg the dance a M1l1tary Hop Thus at the Sophomore M1l1tary Hop couples danced to the mus1c of Inn Tully and h1s Orchestra On Aprtl 4 l94l the Sophornores entertalned their parents Once more the Sophomore Parents N1ght d1ffered from that of the other classes Th1s year the Sophomores and Freshmen comb1n1ng the1r Parents Nxght presented a hrlanous enterta1nment Truth or Con sequences The Master of Ceremon1es was Wallace Tetft GSS1Sl9d by Gertrude Wrlhelm V815 WL6'Ll'L 6L:5:5 5 COLORS Maroon and Go1d MOTTO Learn as rf you were to l1ve forever 11ve as rf you were to d1e tomorrow OFFICERS Presrdent GEORGE RIPLEY VICS Presrdent ADOLPH SCAGLIA Secretary GRACE ELDRIDGE Treasurer ROBERTSON GILBERT Many Freshmen turned out on December 20 1940 for a most enloyable party therr frrst class gathermg Whlch was arranged by the Student Counc11 The Freshmen and Sophomores entertarned the1r parents on Aprrl 4 1941 by a Truth or Consequence show wlth Wa11ace Teftt as master of ceremomes The Faculty advrsors for the Freshman Class were Mrs Nararnore Mrss Burt Mrss McMahon and Mr Bhck I ff? fm K f-Xf N4 ,K 4 92 rw fg i MJ ?7g mER f jx J A V V D . 5 x f 3 -c 2 nf 1 fix E, ' j 5' 1 dvr 'K 5 1350803 x . Q Q , 5,4 -+, 055' Ge Q4 OJ' 8,31-30'5xo J 'Gs Cl' F W Q? 2' 'Xa V14 ,fa A Bark r Ca vn 'vt Cnovahe C T yon E Wutsch R Sweet B Germatne R C t NS?lfLJ6lfLt QDLVLCL CHARl FS TRYON Pres1dent ROBERT SWF ET Vlce Pres1dent l VLLYN WUTSCH Secretary SHIRT EY CARINI Treasurer MH ENDEE Faculty Advlsor The Student Counc1l IS the Honorary Orgamzahon of the Hrgh School composed of selected student two members ot each clas elected permanently 1n the1r Sophomore year The purposes of the Councll are to awe neces ary hnanc1al amd to club to promote school sprrxt to uphold the morale of the school to sponsor many school GCl1V1l16S uch as the Freshman Party Sub Freshman Day and to oraanlze the Athlehc Assocuahon The Councll also went to Bulkely Hugh School to a conference of Students Counc1ls to drscuss ldeas for 1mprov1ng hlgh schools. o tRovu W Mea on A Naxtfkt A Lu a ra T Caya ra ow V 1 oxy t Cartnt D Prell L Turner D r N' r on Q a ottn G et It Haw na C 6LlfLi8I lfL ANN NAVICKTS Tdttor IN ctnet NNINIFRLD t TGSON A 1 tant Edttor ALICL LUCA9 Bu mes Manaaer NR DQVX NLS NSS LeCOtQT Faculty Advt or Ttte ott ctat cttoot paper the lantern rs pubttsned etqht ttrnes durtna the year In addttton to the usual 1 ort tone sports Class and Club news tt e Lantern ttn pa t year has contatned many new features The Lanterns ucce has been due taraely to the unfathna ettorts ot Ann Navtckt the edttor tn ctnet and the faculty advtsors 'VI1 s LoCot t and Mr Dow nes To attov the edttor tn Ctr et to devote ner enttre attentton to the Year Book tt war dectded that ttns year and tn future years the axtstant editor sttoutd take over in March and pubtrh the paper for the rest ot the year. 4'li e lcv l Hoi b F D lun on H Gtlbert H B o tp on w oil Row A Navtgkx L Bonzt M Sttno F Ruolf I Franlclm B Bader Tlnrl Bow O Cardtner M Bowman B Cooper S W1ll1arn2 N Pxlgard n ,f V C or pe tter M Barry o lrtlt Bar Ka F Cone B Cavvle H And ew G Parklturst l 6LlflfL6LfLC A HFNBY GHJBEBT Prestdent HABBlET BUCK Vlce Prestdent HARNETT IOHNSON Secretary Treasurer l'llSB BFABDSLFY Faculty Advtsor One ol tlte most acttve clubs durrng the past School year has been tl e D an atc Club A Ma auerade Dance was held 1n September wlnclt was a areat uccess A Cltrt tmas play entttled A Slgn Unto You a presented to the school and publtc Firzf Bev. C Vftllif-lrtt, D Terl iT A, w y, , fic 2 , . uclc, H lflltnmfvrt, M Tlx II ,mst , Tec ra . ' , r ', , ' , . , . ' , . , A. Luca.: V C ' . J V , . , . , . V t . , . l , li lxlt Q' lf Wutult, . I. r r , . llot . f wt H iz, . t , . S, . r 5, . . . X . w r 1 Q c- ' .. t . A . . .J U 'N S l lf' o t Row M Ba ry V Carpent r S l7'r1el D Wll on S Clark M Foote B man P Hou e 'l R e na no S W1 ra A Gardmer ambr hn n S n herd D 't P 'lhcmp on 'ta A e Ma trc A L e IC C He u 1 How M G ame l Drlcln on H Ctlhert H l.c'l e'1le l Bartte Cr JVM o o -c r C y F Ftltr Ham A Ca ella B Stocokwell W Tetlt I Wtley C B Car e H DJ or bera H P Cl rf. t r I F Da A CH The Glee Club thts year desplte obstaclefs and due to the un tlrlnq upervlslon ol the Muslc Dlrector Mr Davte has performed twlce m publlc lt collaborated wxth the Dramauc Club 1n producmg a sttr rmg program whtch was alven durma the Chrl tmae season lnetead ot an operetta the club vaned tts sprma concert by smgmq the well known and beauttlul Cantata Sprtna Cometh The Glee Club lS an mteresttnq and worthwhlle oraan1zat1on to whlch to belong a lt develops your talent and provxdes many pleasant hour Orcflea fm H DUFFOHD Clarlnet H PITNFY Trumpet B CARPFNTEH Clannet D SHFHMAN Saxophone L SCAHRONE Clarmet Gultar Man I ALBFRA Saxophone dolm The orche tra has played at vanous chool lunchon throughout the year and will play at the graduation exerci-ei Front Row Wmtfred Megson loyce Hobb1e M Ander on Iosephme Carr1er Amy Korngxebel Second Row Grace Prell Betty Hamllton Ethel Klllam Ann Hallenbeck Eleanor Barlow Ro e Dagllo Evelyn Pttney Nancy Ptlqard Thtrcl Row Mlllle DeGemmes Frances Thurz LOIS Cox Helen Henry Q Q.'58l l!85 WlNlFRED MEGSON Prestclent IOSEPHINE CARRIER Vtce Pres1dent IOYCE HOBBH2 Secretary AMY KORNGIEBEL Treasurer MISS ANDERSON Faculty Advlsor The Gxrl Reserves are a Jumor branch of the YWCA Under the d1rect1on of Mtss Anderson our faculty advtsor and Mlss McCraken an assoc1ate of the YW CA we have had a d1vers1t1ed program Soctal hours luncheons htghly mterestmg speakers and a tour of the YWCA have composed the mam part of the program A Thanksgtvmg basket was gtven to a poor tam1ly and each member ot the club contr1buted to the hght agamst mfanttle paralysts Seated D Starr M McMaster D Post I Leach F Bennett S Bunk O Kumkewxch L BTODZ1 D Terle-sky A Rav1ola Kneeltng N Ottone P' Dagl1ugh1 M St1no A Dzxadyk I Barry E Bourbeau M Pagl1ugh1 I B1-at S Zovad1anc1k S Tryon T Maruttl N Bemer E Kledasch Standing Ftrst Row I Wlley Mm LeColst T Rogmka M Schwager M Trtcka H Wllhelm I Laslu M1ss Hernon Second Row D Post B L1tw1n I Maruth M Mott W Kowalsky L Coggtola M Germame E Farrell P Adams M Russell I Clay G Eldrldge gg lfL:5Ll'L85:5 BEATRICE NOBLE Pres1dent DOROTHY TERLESKY VICG Presldent IULIA BARRY Secretary IOHN WILEY Treasurer MISS LeCOLST MISS HERNON Faculty Adv1sors Thxs year the male membershtp ot the Btg Busmess Club has tn creased constclerably The club has had demonstrahons of varlous busmess mach1nes busmess QUIZZGS and movies The club sponsored the Return ot the Shamrock Shag Wl11Cl'1 proved to be a successful atfatr The club ends 1ts act1v1t1es W1th an annual banquet Schwarm, Dy TTsher, A. Suca-glia, B,'C0hIte11, RR Allen, D, Behker, I. Barrett, FI UMA Front Row LEWIS Bannmg lohn Dysenchuk W1ll am DeMar Iarnes Klnne Back Row Walter Sweet Rlchard P1tney George Lanerl Iohn Maruftr M Slovall Harold K ohn W1ll1am Kowalsky Not present Henry Llbera A ICHN DYSENCHUCK Preslclent IAMES KINNE VICE Presldent WILLIAM KOWALSKY Treasurer IOHN MARUFFI Secretary MR SIOVALL Faculty Advrsor The H1 Y Club IS assoc1ated w1th the YMCA lt 1S one of the most act1ve groups 11'1 the school Durlng the Chrlstmas vacatlon the fellows spent a weekend at the Happy Hours cabm IH Stafford Sprmgs The Bowhng Team has yet to taste defeat 1n the H1 Y Bowhng League The wmnmg team w1ll rece1ve a trophy In Apr1l the club went on a fxshmg trxp to N1ant1c 152256355235 TT First Row Walter Sweet Harry Megson Iohn Dysenchuk William Kowalsky Donald Bergenholtz Walter Casella Second Row Mr Perkins Leon Peragallo Philip Baribault lohn Marufll Fred erick Lysik Vincent Canepa Edward Gazza Edward Carini Mr Hartwell Back Row lohn Wiley Harold Krohn Henry Gilbert Robert Ramaker Henry Bertussi Charles Tryon Richard Pitney Q cm WILLIAM KOWALSKY President IOHN MARUFFI Vice President CHARLES TRYON Secretary DONALD BERGENHOLTZ Treasurer The G Club is a Boys Honorary Athletic Club, composed of holders of varsity letters. The lettermen desirous ot joining the club must apply for membership the September following the receipt of their letters. This year the club presented a movie pertaining to sports, and a speaker lor an assembly. The members went to see the University of Connecticut vs. Northwestern College basketball game. Front Row A G1lnack E Kredasch A Emer ck M Nannx Second Row M Kxeda ch M Barry L Marrnelll H Woloszczuk B Germaxne H Andrewi E Caeella R BIQI Thlrd Row L Ferry D Garay D Tryon R G1lnack L Butler A Lucas A Kovaltsrk M Burns MISS Burt 0l'VL8l'VL6L LVL? EVELYN KIEDASCH Pres1dent AMELIA EMERICK V1ce Presrdent MARY NANNI Secretary ADELINE GILNACK Treasurer MISS BURT MRS NARAMORE Faculty Advrsors The purpose behmd our actrvmes thls year has been to develop cooperahon and leadershxp among the twenty SIX club members The years program began W1th a serrous 1mt1at1on of new mem bers We adopted a brref constltutlon and a club song and motto Our actrvmes have 1ncluded a Chrrstmas party a talk by a fashlon styhst f1eldtr1ps hrkes smgmg a party a dance and m conclusron a banquet Fourth Row: Mrs. Naramore, I. Polinick, L, Ahearn, L. Chamberlain, D, Brown, WA F Oni Rem S CM k S cre my Tron urer M Chevalher Pre ldent L drrone Vlcv Pre rdent 0 u crrler od on 0 111 n M Foc R Swept D BIICWTIIIYITI dnhncy L VLQ11 ' 1 L TZQVLCA MARY CHFVAILIFR Pre deni LOUI3 SCARRGNY Vrce Pre ldent SHIRLEY CLARK Secretory Treo urer MISS MCMAHCN Fcrcuhy Advr or The French Club ine to cnve to the tudc nt of ccend fund 1 nrd yedr French more prcrchce IH pecflklnd and under idndrncg French The club cdrrle on ILS rneehncg entrrely rn French Gt whrch French stones ploy and poem czrc redd Font Row Tv' Blr k C Hen R Ramaker H Megson C Tryon P Rourke Second Row I GOOTglGd6 G Lanerx D Sherman L Bannmg A Casella P Lanfrt Tlurci Row C Catana E Draahx M Accornero R Cote A l.eTendre A Scaglla E Grauunxettt P Georgrade W Srwy I Suga E Ntller R Ulrtch Fttth Row F Mulle P Bourbeau G Connelly I Egan B Majek D Bergen ho Z S Ruff CLQVLCQ HARRY MEGSON Preslclent ROBERT RAMAKER Vlce Pres1dent R PATRICIA ROURKE Secretary CHARLFS TRYON Treasurer MR BUCK Faculty Adv1sor The Sctence Clulo th1s year Was d1v1ded 1nto hve groups each havmg 1t own chatrman The groups were Auto Motor Part Photog raphy Radro Chermstry and AV1at1on The drtlerent groups put motors together and eXh1b1ted them learned the art ot takmg and developtng ptctures dtsplaymg sendmg and recervtng set domg expenments and bU1lCl1I'1g and flylng model aeroplanes r .r, 'c, , . , , . , , . , , . Fourth' Row: G Clochinr, A Woloszczuk, L. Peragallo, H. Cinciva, I, Carl, . , . il . I , , A . 11, . I ' ' ' ' . , . . S, . . I . . . Font Row H Dufforcl S lorms A Borlcer I Zezut D Pot Bn lr Hom A Km rmebel R Bell M Moore W Stockwell Mr Syovoll go 09? Because of the cornporotlvely smoll mernberslnp the B1ology Club hos been oble to occompllsh rnorny ol ns purposes Throughout the yeor our morn obyecnve hos been the exom1not1on of rmnute orqonrsm by rneons of the nmcroscope One of our most mrerestmg projects wols the rnoklno of shdes of our own blood wlnch me lofler exomlned under the rmcroscope Many thanks to our foculty odvr or Mr Slovoll Jr. ' , . B , . , . r , . ' . Not prosenli ll. Morlnelll. . , . .N S R . h 7 . . 2nd Polly Norton lst Ruth Behrendt Carol Hodge HONORABLE MEN TIONS 3rd Winifred Megson Harriet Buck sf 'Y ,A S ? 'Y X ,, 3 Y Q? S AX Qvj as If I 557 K3 X 3' -4 v I MW mf P x 3 as . T X fx Q' ' A' 1 JV ' 9+ 1 'Q H. uf' eine I' fu' X, xv --n-u-gi Front Ftow R Chapman C Tryon I Marutti W Lindsay P Baribault C Emerick W Sweet Middle Row Mgr L Banning L Peragallo I Kinne H Libera W Kowalsky W Casella H Krohn A Maroni R Sweet Coach Hartwell Back Row T Holder I Dysenchuk E Dickinson W Demar R Holmes B Majok R Pitney OCCQI' Glastonbury High School s l94O Soccer eleven was a club that did not know what the term slow down meant. Time and time again the team was behind but with the determined spirit which the boys had they generally pulled through to victory. The season's record was eight wins two defeats and one tie. Coach Hartwell did a remarkable job in molding together a winning aggregation for Kowalsky Tryon and Marufti who were regulars the previous year. Sweet had played enough at center to prove he could till that position. The remainder of the team had to be made up of rookies. These rookies proved to be as able as the veterans at all times. On September 20 the tea n tot rneyed to Wtnd or to meet an always tough opponent The blue and v htte lads battled on ever terms unttl near the end of the ftnal quarter x hen Scott pelled defeat for Glastonbury by scortng a goal Score Wtnd or l Gla tonbury O On September 23 Coach Stuart brought ht team from Thomastort to meet lu former school tn a contest that wa not too exctttng Walt Sweet dented the net three tune Sco e Glastonbt ry 4 Tl oma ton l On SOplGI1'lOOI' 27 Cla tonbury defeated Bloomf eld at Bloomfteld Tlu game had excttement packed throughout the game R Chapman and Marone scored for Gla tonbury Halfbacks Pmertck lxowal ky and Tryon played excepttonally well Score Glastonbury 2 Bloomfteld l Gla tonbury calped the redshtrted team from Portland Casella led the Glastonbury attach wtth two goals Score Glastonbury 4 P rtldnd U On October 1 at Wether held Glastonbury wa defeated 1n a game tn vvhtch th lead changed several tme Score V ether tteld E3 Glastonbury 4 October 8 Glastonbury defeated Newtngton A to l On October ll Glastonbury defeated Wmd or l to O VV Sv eet man servzce tn holdtng the opposxtton corele Score Glastonbury l Wtndsor O On October l5 Coach Hartwells former charge vt tted Gla ton bury only to be defeated by the score ot 7 to l W Sx eet and Perafgallo were the goal getters Tlu game was played tn a terrtble ratn torm 1t provtded the chrt tentng of the new G H S ter eys Glastonbury and Wether fteld battled to l to l deadlock at Glastonbury Marone tallted the only goal for Gla tonbury Score Wethersfteld l Glastonbury l Glastonbury edged Bloomfteld at Glastonbury by the tune of 4 to 3 Sweet scored two goals x tth lflarone and Llbera gettmg one each Score Glastonbury 1 Bloontfteld 3 The followtng lettermen wtll be lo t to next year squad Tryon Kowal ky W Sweet Krohn lxmne Marutft The team had no captatn and the entor on the team had turn as captatns Coach Hartwell anttctpate a successful ea on for next year team The followmg lettermen wtll return for duty next ea on Lmd ay Bartbault Fmertck Casella Marone R Chapman and R Sweet Leo Bu1kus left G H S for Hartford Htgh , , , t 3 z , ' s '. 'J ' - . 7 , . , ' ' . , , si ., A , ' sz , s . , 5, , . 's . t ' r' . 1 A , 1 s . , ' . , 1 ,s , 1 f . I ' Y I s T f ' . . O L. . -' 1 , k., . l S 4 , 1' scored the only goal of the game, The backlleld and goalie dtd yeo- ., f , '. , , -2 Tri' S - ' ., 4 . . , 'V , X, - . 's . , u - ' s g l V 'S ' . . A :S K . s ' , , , . , 1: , . T , V. . T I ' A X, ' V ' s '53 Z , ' , ' , :if ' s . ' ' 51 ., s , s . - 's - I V . ' :L 6: i ' s , 1 -1 1 - , , . , . , Front Row C Emertck C Tryon W Sweet I Dysenchuk R Pitney P Bari bault Back Row Coach Hartwell H Meg on I Maruffu E Dickinson W Lind ay W Kowalsky W Demar Mgr I Wiley Z?6L5A8fL6L! Glastonburys hoopsters twenty two strong reported to Coach Hartwell for practice early in December The boys with a schedule of fourteen games ahead of them got right down to serious work Many veterans were bactc including Sweet Tryon Pitney Kowalsky Dysenchuck and Baribault Our quintet opened its season agaxnst the C D champions Ellsworth G H S had never played these lads on their regular scedule having met them last year in the C D finals In a game which saw Tryon Sweet and Maruffi star Glastonbury lost 35 to 22 The second game of the season saw Pitney lead our boys to victory over Bacon Academy by a score of 29 to 24 Pitney gained confidence in this game and scored l2 points Charlie Tryon was absent from the line up due to a sprained ankle I1m'Kinne a second team regular al o suffered an iniured arm during pract1ce which kept him out most of the season Next in line was Bloomfield a team hopeful of obtaining the C D title Sending a team of seasoned stars to the floor they got off to a slow start but finally pulled ahead to win 44 to 37 A 46 to 35 victory over Canton made the record 2 wins against 2 losses The first half featured Pitney who scored a total of 17 points What really made local rooters happy was the fact that Walt Sweet found his eye and kept the nets swishmg for a total of 22 points Friday Ianuary lU was the beginning of hard luck for the home five lost everyone of their remaining ten games. Their first loss of the string was to Bacon Academy --e 32 to 23. A loss to Wethersfield by ascore of 49 to 34 wa. far from a disgrace. The boys from acro.s the river had two great stars in Sweeney and lVlcCue - - they scored 35 of their teaml points. A determined G H S team took the floor in the next contest against our neighbors Portland High School This game marked the half way point in our schedule and the home quintet came out on the hort end of 34 21 score Coach Hartwell shifted Sweet to guard and Baribault to forward in a vain effort to try and break into the win column against our next opponent Canton The change worked fairly well and Glastonbury led l3 8 at half time In the final two stan7as the score see sawed for a time and then Canton pulled ahead to emerge victorious 34 to 2l The victory hungry Glastonbury basketballers were denied again as they lost their fifth game in as many starts to Newington High The score was terrifically close from start to finish both teams evenly matched final score Newington 23 Glastonbury l7 Coach Hartwell used every regular in the preliminary contest against Bloomfield and the extra warm up helped no end The local hoopsters played the best basketball thus far this season in matching their rivals basket for basket throughout a thrilling first half Bloomfield a second half team pulled way ahead in the last two frames to win 40 to 27 Newington vs Glastonbury Will we ever forget that night? G H S Journeyed to Newington in a terrific downpour to lose their seventh game in a row The game was almost a duplicate of the team s first encounter Newing ton victorious 22 l7 Remember this headline in the March issue of the Lantern Wethersfield wins from G H S in final three minutes 35 297 Perhaps this brings to your mind the spine tingling action of this game Coach Hartwell s charges stayed as a team knotting the score at 29 all with 3 minutes of play remaining Wethersfield which again owed its victory to one man Owen Sweeney bore down and held Glastonbury scoreless during those hectic last minutes and won Fresh from the Wethersfield game the boys in blue took the floor against Portland High with a renewed spirit and will to win This game easily the most exciting of the season saw the awakened Glastonbury array lead their opponents for three full periods seven and a half minutes of the final frame during this nerve racking contest? Glastonbury started fast sparked by Tryon and Pitney who was high scorer with 10 points G H S led 20 to l5 at the half way point The first five minutes of the third quarter saw' the nets still until Portland made a free try Sweet who played a beautiful defensive game then was forced to leave the game with four fouls Eollowing this Pitney made the third and final point of the quarter and G H S led 27 l6 Then the final eight minutes they seemed like an eternity Again it was Pitney who opened Glastonbury s scoring Portland scored in return to cut their lead to two points with two minutes left The clock ticked on to read one half minute to play score board read 24 22 G H S Then remember fans? came that fateful foul shot followed by the basket that won for Portland 25 to 24' The fourteenth and final game was played against Ellsworth Memorial High School ln losing its twelfth game 45 22 Glastonbury found itself helpless against the taller Ellsworth five ln summary we can say that only in a few games were there any indi vidual stars The team played as a team for the most part This Iune will see Charlie Tryon who has been the mainstay of the team playing a great game at guard leaving the portals of G H S Richard Pitney will also vacate his post tion at forward Pit turned in some eye filling performances at this spot The experienced Walter Sweet a good all around player will also be graduated in fune lt would not be proper to forget the record of the G H S second team This team was the bright spot of the season they had a seasons record of 7 wins against 7 losses beating every team except Ellsworth and Portland at least once Seniors who made up this squad as well as subs on the first team included Dysenchuck Megson Maruffi Dickinson Kowalsky Kinne These men all played fine basketball and their graduation robs Coach Hartwell of most of his veterans As this is written members of next year s team are practicing and playing practice games Everything points to a fresh start and to a good season in 42 , ' s f . and then lose out. How many of us will ever forget the incidents that transpired 14,1 K Front Row E Gazza R Chapman H Krohn G Carl A Barker Mgr F arash Mtddle Row Coach Perkms Coach V Canepa Back Row l Natale G Connolly E Carrnt H Gllbert H Bertussl G Lanerr W Ca ella R Llndsay I Canapar1 .Jgocley stxteen veterans turn out at the hrst call The team playlng all thetr games away from home had a record of 2 wms 2 tres and U losses February 4 saw the openmg game of the season agaxnst our arch rtvals Man chester The actton ot th1s contest was fast and rough from start to hmsh The score was dead locked at 2 all when darkness tell Bertusst and Canepa scored tor G H S asststed by Gazza and Casella Our pucksters next journeyed to Farmmgton to whom they handed a dec1s1ve deteat m a rough contest by a score of 5 to l The next game wtth Manchester was a thr1lhng battle Wlth a mmute and a halt to play Glastonbury lostng 2 to l took Krohn from the goal and placed flve forwards on the 1ce Manchester scored agam followed closely by G H S makmg the score 3 2 wrth a half mmute lelt Then Eddte Gazza saved the day C1rcl1ng back he took the puck Just 1ns1de the neutral zone and shot' lt was a beautrtul shot tytng the score at 3 all Krohn was then placed back 1n the nets tor the overttme thrs extra penod taxled to change the score The hnal game was played agamst Manchester and th1s ttme Glastonbury was v1ctor1ous by a score of 3 to l Hxgh scorer tor the second successrve year was Casella wtth 4 goals Canepa Chapman Gazza Bettussr each had 2 and Canapan l Next year s team w1ll not sutter tremendously by graduat1on lts mam 1ob wtll be to lmd a goal1e to replace Krohn who d1d a splendtd 1ob for the past two seasons Other sentors leavmg are Gllbert defense Canapart wmg Lanert wmg : t 5 l . Q, f 2 x my ' E Y s l 3 L, tt - Q , W Hockey, beginning its second year as a major sport in G.H.S,, saw a squad ol I 14' I I V I ' ' , , l . . ., z , 3 I f I V, I 2 I, l V :W 14 Front Clyingl A st Mgr E Wolos czuk 1 Georgiades First Row L Peragallo W Kowal ky W Sweet I Ma uffi C Tryon R Pitney V Canepa C Emerick S Ottone Back Row Coach Perkins E Gazza H Libera A lvlarone H Meg on W Delvfar R Ramaker R Lindsay G Laneri W Casella W Lind ay W Siwy E Scott A Barker Manager Z?6l,58A6L! Glastonburys baseball team had but four regulars returning fo'n the previous years crack team Kowalsky and Peragallo outfields with Sweet at second and Maruf at short and both help ing the pitching department Tryon and Canepa could be counted upon for reliable performances Coach Perkins had to fill in the other po itions with ineyperienced men but everyone figured he could come up w1th another winning team A seventeen game s hedule was arranged Two practice games were played against Mor e College with Gla tonbury coming out on top of both game by the sco es of 3 '7 and 14 3 Farmington their new coach but to no avail Glastonburys devastating attack in the earlv frames when they scored two runs in the first and eight in the second driving Manvak to the hower proved too much for Farmington Peragallo and Sweet collected two hits each vxith 1v'aruffi getting three to lead the local attack Canepa was the winning pitcher Score wa Clastonbdry 10 and Farmington 6 Windsor Wtndsors nine proved too much for Glastonbury by defeating them by the score of 11 to 2 Peragallo collected two doubles with Sweet getting two singles East Hampton Glastonbury was very disappointed because the boys had one of those off day that all teams have Score was East Hampton 4 Glastonbury O Portland Portland defeated Glastonbury with B111 Reimon toss ng a no hit no run game Only three men got on base all via the Annie Oakley route Score was Portland 9 Gla toribury U East Hampton On Aprrl 29 the East Hampton bell ringer met Glastonbury on the local battleground only to have Glastonbury do the bell ringing to the boisterous tune of 18 to 1 Sweet pitched good ball in cha king up his first victory of the regular season Pitney and Naruf collected four hits each wlth a round tripper apiece Kowalsky and Sweet also battered well with Kowalsky getting three hits and Sweet two The remainder of the schedule follows May May May Mav May May Tues Wethersfield Wed Newington ri Bacon Academy Tues Canton ri Bloomfield Mon Portland Home Away Away Away Home Away May May May May May une Wed Farmington Tlsurs Bacon Academy Mon Newington Tues Bloomfield Wed Wethersfield Tues Canton Away Home Home Away Away Home . 5' I .., .. sis. - , ,H 'Farmington High invaded Glastonbury with lerry Flood, New Britain Teaclsers College star as 6 . ' 21 . ' . 7 . ' 22 1 . 9 F '. 26 . ' 13 . 27 . ' 16 F 1 ' 28 . ' . 1 . 3 '. 3 l .. .L Front Row I Dysenchuk D Bergenholtz H Krohn E Dlcklnson W Tefft R Sweet H Kraw1e Back Row Coach Hartwell I Egan W Fornal G Connolly D Sherman H Dufford B Mayek F Betters Asst Mgr F Karash C.. l 6LC CLVL J al The l94l track squad got under way early rn the season due to a falr break rn the weather The ftrst call for prachce saw Coach Hartwell 1n tructtng a group of about twenty ftve eager track and held candtdates on the fundamentals of track and good condttromrg As the weather became warmer the boys were sent through thexr paces Some logged about others duck waddled st1ll another group dld push ups and deep knee bends All were lntent upon harden1ng muscles after the long wmters lay off and condltlonlng themselves for the on COTHIHCJ 'SEUSOU The prospect looked very good although there were only three lettermen report1ng Begenholtz Krohn and Dysenchuck all Senlors were the backbone of the team Bergenholtz one of the greate t spr1nt h1gh Jump and broad lump men ever to attend th1s school and who collected a total of 96 poxnts last year was expected to turn ln brtlhant perform ances th1s eason and as the lGf1Sf1CS of th1s years meets w1ll prove he has fulfllled these expectatlons Krohn earned tus letter rn two events the shot put and d1scus and was also expected to comp1le a few flrsts th1s year Dysenchuck rung up more than enough po1nts last year 1n the dtscus polevault and Javehn to earn one of the pr1zed G s Wlth two weeks of long practlce sesslons under the1r belts the G H S track and held men traveled to Connect1cut Umver tty for the Connecttcut Relays Our relay tcam dtd not fare so well takmg second place In the medley and a thlrd ln the 880 yard relay Thls however dld not stop them from rmgmg up a few pomts m the mdrvrdual events namely a flrst place IH the lUU yard dash won by Bergenholtz and a second place ln the broad jump also won by Bergenholtz Fornal took a fourth rn th1s event and Dysenchuck copped a t1e for second place rn the polevault Krohn came through wrth a thrrd place 1n the shot put to make a team total of l7 po1nts for the meet Apr1l 23 sau the G H S tracksters travel to Portland returmng v1ctor1ous by the overwhelmlng rnargln of 78 l7 Agam Bergenholtz proved hrs worth by takmg 4 tndlvldual flrsts and dolng h1s share to w1n the 880 relay scoring a total of 22 pomts for hlmself Others scormg ln this meet were as follows Krohn 5 pomts Dysenchuck 8 pomts Malek 4 Dufford 4 Fornal 8 KFGWIGC 3 Drckrnson 3 Brtbault 5 Sweet 8 Connolly 7 Varme 2 Egan l Out of a pOSS1b1l1fY of ll hrst places G H S walked away wtth 10 May 5 Woodrow W1lson Hlgh School came north to romp over the G H S squad to the tune of 60 44 whlch was not an overwhelmmg vrctory consrdermg that they were a class B school and that the DTCVIOUS season saw them turn back the Blue and Whtte by about a 60 polnt rnargxn As always Bergenholtz performed beautlfully rmglng up 22 of the 44 pomts acqulred by G H S However this and the fa t that G H S took 9 of a poss1ble 12 flrst places could not close the gap left when Woodrow W1lson took all three places m the shot and frrst and second 1n the discus The few who saw that meet w1ll never forget the brtlltant runnmg of Don Bergenholtz ln the anchor lap of the 880 yard relay Wlth a gap of about l5 yards to close Bergenholtz grasped the button and streaked out flashtng by the much bewlldered Woodrow W1lson man to break the tape a full yard tn advance of the opponent The remalnder of the schedule IS Windsor Ellsworth Looml The follow1ng men w1ll be lost by graduatlon Bergenholtz Dysenchuck Krohn and Dlckmson X A . , . c. 5 . 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