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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1944 volume:

GI LANTERN 19114 iby X 1 as on ur High Sch I Q .Q -'Q wir- ,r- MMM-fyfg C LZCM1 ' fglm S2 C9191-flvxa Fxrst Row Ann C Owen Engllsh Ehzabethl Petursson Commerc1al Studxes Maude B Clark Dean of G1rls Soclal Studxes Frances S Dogan Commerclal SlLld19S Beulah I Pet rs Soclal Studxes and Sclence Second Row Llewellyn L Turner Agrlculture Margaret T McMahon Languages and Hxstory Eleanor P Arnoldl HOm6mGk1nQ Almeda B Kellogg Advanced Mathematlcs Dorothy Thompson Homemakxng Lucxlle Campbell Engllsh Albert C Endee Pr1nc1pal Algebra Thlrd Row Worlh L Noyes Vxce Prlnclpal MGlh9mGl1CGlSCl6hC9 Arthur W Kalroit Engllsh Iesse F Davls Music Verxe E Hartwell Phys1calEducat1on Mlssmg when plcture was taken Sylvla M Del Gxorno Commerclal Sludxes Faculty members durlng l943 44 Ann C Hernon Grace C Braem also mxssmg 7 ,TJ 1.1 1 y ! ' 3, rw 4' . .Vey fr NJN , - 1 1- ,IJ 1 I' 1, I - 1 I - 1 I - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 I - 1 I - 1 I 1 1 I - 1 I 1 I 1 I - 1 1 - I - 1 1 I - 1 I . , 5 . , . 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 I - - xx me lC6Lil0l'l xs. Wlth slncere gratltude cmd genume offectlon for the unhmxted amount of CISSISQGTICS cmd gmdonce he hos gwen us both 1r1d1v1duo11y and as cz closs we the closs, of 44 dechcote our yearbook to Mr Albert C Endee Z O O ' D , Frrst Row R Grant M Barry G Eldrldge L Cox Mr l'a1rott Mrs Petursson S Frrel F Ruoff T Courchesne E Ferrarr Second Row D Farrell B Germarne M Forghettr G Prelr D Wrlson E Prtney B Bader S Hanson A Bourbeau A Frerravantl E Casella B Cowles Grlbert A Casella M Accornero G Chapman ZWQPLOOA NS? Z Edltor rn Chref Lo1s Cox Assocnate Edxtors Shrrley Frrel Frances Ruoff School Curricular Class Hxstory Class Prophesy MGTIGU BCIYTY Dawn Wrlson Emma Casella Betty Cowles AESEFSIEGSESSEQ Theresa Courchesne Barbara Germame Shrrley Hanson Dorothy Farrell Robrnson G1lbert Clubs smmlcs Class Wlll Grace Prelr Sh1rley F mel Ruth Grant Betty Cowles Frances Ruotf Adolph Scaglra Agnes Bourbeau Ann F1erravant1 Grlbert Chapman Art Ralph Emerson Dorothy Farrell Fxnancxal Board Evelyn Pxtney Grace Eldndge Arthur Cgseuc N1ChOlUS DeGemfH1S Russell Shenstone Mrcolena Forghettr Sports Department Mano Accornero Class Edrtors Eleanor Ferrarr R1chard Dutford Iohn Iennrngs Faculty Advxsers Mr Arthur W Ka1rott Mrs Ehzabethl Petursson h Third Row: I. Ienninas, A. Scagllad R. Emerson, R. Shenstone, R. Duftord, N. DeGemmis, R. Cl, 8l'LL0l 6'L:i:i MoT'ro Learn as if you were to live foreverg live as if you were to die tomorrow COLORS Maroon and Gold OFFICERS Presxdent ROBINSON GILBERT Vlce Presrdent ADOLPH SCAGLIA Secretary FRANCES RUOFE Treasurer NICHOLAS DeGEMMIS HONOR STUDENTS SHIRLEY ERIEL Valed1ctor1ar1 THERESA COURCHESNE Salutatorran SHIRLEY HANSON I GRACE PRELI I BARBARA BADER GRACE ELDRIDGE GILBERT CHAPMAN FRANCES RUOFF Lois cox DOROTHY FARRELL 1 MARIO ACCORNEROI BARBARA GRRMAINE ADOLPH SCAGLIA MARIO LOUIS ACCORNERO 'Steady of heart and stout of hand. A.A. 1 2 3 4' Science Club 1 2 President 3' Typing Club 3 Presi- dent 4' Air Raid Warden 2 3 4' Boys Cooking Club 4- Mechanical Drawing 4' Student Council 4' Yearbook Staff 4' Senior Play 4. wsfpw Vw BARBARA BADER A diplomat is held high in esteem AA l 2 3 4 Dramatic Club l 2 3 4 Vlce President 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 Gelifs 4 Student Council 3 Air Raid Warden Assembly Committee 3 4 Field Hockeyl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 Sottballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 MARIAN LOIS BARRY A smile that delights all AA 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 Basketball 2 Soccer 2 Field Hockey 2 Yearbook Staff 4 AGNES CECILE BOURBEAU The French easy petite and brisk' AA 3 4 Biology Club 2 French Club 3 Big Business 4 Gelils 4 Glee Club 4 Dramatic 3 Soccer 3 Field Hockey 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volley Ball 2 3 Softball 2 3 4 Lantern 4 Yearbook Staff 4 DOLORES MAE BROWN With us through thick and thin AA l 2 4 Homemakingl 2 Girl Reservesl 2 4 Vice Pres1dent4 Field Hockey 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Volley Balll 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 . la s V 'Ax ' Arrrmm c. cAs1-im.A 1 We are not shy. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Science Club l, 2, Biology Club 2, Soccer 2, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Lantern 1, 2. EMMA C CASELLA Var1ety 1S the splce of hfe AA l 2 3 4 Fleld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Softballl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Volley Ball 1 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 4 Yearbook Staff 4 4 WMM' GILBERT I CHAPMAN P Tolls much to earn AA 1 2 4 Bxology 2 3 Pres1dent3 MecharncalDraw1ng 4 A1r Ra1d Warden 4 Yearbook Staff 4 IOSEPH CHILDS Work IS fun AA 3 4 Scxence Club 1 2 Blology Club 2 A1r Rald Warden 3 4 Typlng Club 4 Boys Cook1ng Club 4 Mechamcal Drawmg 4 Track Team 3 l HENRY W CINCIVA School IS what you make lt AA 2 3 4 Track Teaml 2 Sclence Clubl 2 A1r Ra1d Warclen3 ig Boys Cookmg 4 Glee Club 4 Bxg Busmess 4 Radxo 3 4 Semo lay 4 S ja S . ' ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - M ' A 1. - 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . .1 . 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . 1. . . 11 ' ' I I I I I I I I . .... ,. I I I I I I A FRANK B. CLARK. IR. Better late than never! A. A. l, 4j Boys' Cooking Club 45 Air Raid Warden 4g Mechanical Drawing 4 Senior Play 4 Mui 34,1 by BETTY EVELYN COOPER She walks in beauty like the night AA l 2 3 Dramatic Club l 2 3 4 Girl Reservesl 2 3 Vice President 3 Biology Club 2 Secretary 2 Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 Air Raid Warden 3 4 THERESA DOLORES COURCHESNE A dual personality A A 4 Biology Club l French Club 3 Gelits 4 Yearbook Staff 4 whiff? BETTY FRANCES COWLES Whose dimples we prize AA l 2 3 4 Dramatic Club l Big Business 2 Girl Reserves 2 President 4 Cheerleader 4 Field Hockeyl Z 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Volley Ball l 2 Softball l 2 3 4 Lantern 4 Yearbook Stall 4 Senior Play 4 LOIS FRANCES COX Let us have mirth and laughter A A l 4 Girl Reserves l Biology Club 2 Gelils 4 French Club 3 Big Business 4 Lantern 4 Editor in chief 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Editor 4 Dramatic Club 3 I In . ll lp A i Q S ,V K! 1 , s.r N f-wk 1 , 1 1 ..1 1 1 1 . I If I il .Ir Y rl '11,- .ll l fx xt! - .ll 1 1 .4. 1 1 112. .1 ,1 1 Q . 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 I . l N1-'X Af' NICHOLAS A DEGEIVHVIIS we What a man my son' A A l 2 3 4 Sc1enceClubl 2 Secretary Treasurer2 B1g Bus1ness 1 4 Pres1der1t4 Boys Cookmg Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Glee Club 4 Typmg Club 3 Soccer 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 4 Track team 2 Class Treasurer 4 A1r Ra1d Warden 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GRACE IEANETTE ELDRIDGE Let all th1ngs be done decently and ln order AA 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 4 B1 Bus1nessl 2 French Club 3 V1ce 4 Yearbook Staff 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 Class Secretary l 2 Treasurer 3 Soccerl 2 3 4 Held Hockeyl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Softballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 RALPH L. EMERSON My kmgdom for a horse AA 1 2 3 4 Bxology Club 2 Boys Cookmg Club 3 Hobb1es 3 A1r Rcud Warden 2 3 4 Lanternl 2 3 4 Art 3 Yearbook Staff 4 X DOROTHY PATRICIA FARRELL Dorneshc happmess IS thy only bl1ss AA 4 Lanternl 2 3 Yearbook Staft4 LOVEIOY FERRY ' May l a small house have A A 1, 2, 3, 4, Homemakmg Club l, 2, V1ce Presldent 2, Glrl Reserves 2, F1elcl Hockey 2, Volley Ball 2 ll l F . 1 K 'Lx 'X ly ff' l..,,0 QA! 'lv t at X ff' X4 N. v: 3 ,:.'Q'.,: .' Pres1dent 3, Assembly Commlttee 4, Gellfs 4, Lantern 2, 4, Manager 2 , , 1 2 . . : , . , J , , , 1 , , 1 I I I , I I 1 1 - of r ' f u, 'I Aff A lf uf 1 . , 1 , . , 1 I . Q ANN MARIE I-'IERRAVANTI She greets you kmdly one and all A A 3 4 G1rl Reserves 4 Lantern 4 Yearbook Staff 4 f gl MICOLENA s ronermm dh A fnend 1n need IS a fnend 1ndeed AA 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 B1g Bus1ness 2 Dramat1c Club 3 Gxrl Reserves l Ge-his 4 Co Cha1rman 4 Volley Ball 1 2 3 4 Soft balll 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 F1eld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Lantern 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Sen1or Play 4 SHIRLEY RAE FRIEL AA 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 2 Gehfs 4 F1eld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 Soitballl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Lanternl 4 Student Councxl 3 Yearbook Sta 1 4 j DOROTHY I GARAY Qulet ways easy hte AA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Homemakmg Club 1 Gul Reserves 2 4 FLORENCE M. GAZZA I 11 have my flmg A A 3 4 Gtrl Reserves 2 B1g Bus1ness 2 , . SGPBQKK' of . . 1 1 ' 1 1 . - ' Q I . - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I X N 4 ll 1 1 II Knowledge ltself IS power. 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ft , . ,Y 1 ' ' -X 1 ' J 1. ,, 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - . . , 1 ' 1 ' ' . PLUTARCH B GEORGIADES To spend too much tlme ln studles IS sloth AA l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Scrence Clubl 2 Arr Ra1d Warden4 BARBARA SHIRLEY GERMAINE On whom we burld an absolute trust AA l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Homemak1ngClubl B1g Buslness 2 Dramatlc Club 3 Gellts 4 Chalrman 4 Assembly Comrnlttee 4 lantern 4 Fleld Hockey l 2 3 4 Soccer I 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Softballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Play 4 Student Councll 1 2 ELI GI!-lIM1NIET'I'I My one amb1t1on IS to get ahead AA 1 2 3 4 Sclence Club l 2 A1r Rcud X arden 3 ROBINSON '1' GILBERT Eat dunk and be merry for tomorrow we d1e A A 1 2 3 4 VICE Pres1dent 3 Pres1dent4 Class Treasurer 1 PIGSI dent 4 Sclence Club l 2 A1rRa1d Warden 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Play 4 Q24 RUTH KAROLYN GRANT Laugh cmd the world laughs wlth you AA 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 4 Fxeld Hockey 2 Arr Rard Warden 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Gehts 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senxor Play 4 XY ' , n u . . . . 11 , . - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r p- n 1 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - at ' . . . 11 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ,x 1 11 . . 11 1 1 1 ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I I . 1 ,, . 11 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 I HANS HAAGENSEN Dynam1te comes 1n small packages AA 1 2 3 4 A1r Bald Warden 3 4 Mechan1calDraw1ng 4 Boys Cookmg Club 4 Senxor Play 4 SHIRLEY CEIL HANSON Where a sm1le dwells a httle longer AA 3 4 B1ology Club 2 Volley Ball 3 4 Basketball 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GLORIA EVELYN IACOMINI All wrapped up 1n one A1r Ra1d Warden 3 Gehfs 4 CHARLES T JOHNSON He wore a bashful look AA 2 3 4 Boys Cook1ng Club 4 Mechanlcal Drawmg 4 Typmg Club 4 A1r Rcud Warden 4 MYRTLE BERNICE KIEDASCH Blush and gently srmle AA 3 4 Homemakmg Clubl Gul Reserves 2 3 Basketball 2 Soccer 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 F1elcl Hockey 2 3 4 Volley Ball 2 3 4 ' ' I I I A I l I A . I : I v . J J t ' l -1 X , ,X A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Big Business 1, 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, . - , , 1 ' .J ' ' 1 ' . - , 1 ' : ' , 1 ,3,4: NORA A LINDSAY Never cross brrdges t1l you come to thern AA l 2 3 4 Brg Busrnessl 2 3 Freld Hockey l 2 3 Soccer l 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Volley Ball 1 2 3 Cheer Leader 4 AUDREY MAE LUCAS Tts a very good world We l1ve rn AA l 2 3 4 Homernakrng Club l 2 Dramat1c Club l 2 3 4 Softballl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Volley Ball l 2 3 4 Freld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Sen1orPlay4 FRANCES KATHERINE MAIEK Sxlence IS golden AA 2 3 4 Homernakmg Club 2 3 Grrl Reserves 2 3 Basketball 3 Softball 3 Soccer 3 Freld Hockey 3 Volley Ball 3 ff! L Esrman R MARINELLI ,lv Called fa1tl'1ful and true AA l 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Homernaklng Clubl 2 Softballl 2 Basketballl 2 Soccerl 2 Fxeld Hockeyl 2 Volley Balll 2 Glee Cu 1 2 3 4 IRMA V MCPHERSON A b1t of Maxne accent. .- Entered in her Senior Year. AA. 4. ' ,U ' Axlxq QM 47 ILEANA L NATALE Talk about her ha1r AA 2 3 4 B1g Busmessl 2 Basketballl Z 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Fxeld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Volley Ball l 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 WM GEORGE DOUGLAS PARKHURST Do nothmg and get somethmg l Dramat1c Club l Glee Club 4 A1r Rald Warden 4 EVELYN LOUISE PITNEY Beauty and w1t make her hked by all AA 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 B1OlOgY Club 2 Lantern 4 Dramat1c Club l 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserves l Soccerl 2 3 4 Softballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 3 4 F1eld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Year book Staff 4 DORIS MARY PORZIO Though I slt back now the tlme w1ll come when you w1ll hear me AA 1 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Volley Ball l 2 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Fleld Hockey 3 4 Sottballl 2 3 4 GRACE ANGELA PRELI 4 To be good IS lo be happy AA 3 4 G1rl Reserves l 2 B1g Bus1ness 2 Student COUDCII 4 A1r Rald Warden 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GEORGE W RIPLY II A thrilling voice is sounding AA 1 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Class President l 2 3 Assembly Committee 4 Air Raid Warden 4 Mechanical Drawing 4 Boys Cooking Club 4 Lantern 4 FRANCES M. RUOI-'F X Best all around citrzen AA 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club l 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Biology Club 2 Glee Club 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Air Raid Warden 3 4 Assembly Committee 4 Lantern 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 ADOLPH SCAGLIA IR A Cooperatrve spirit makes him a friend of all AA l 2 3 4 Science Clubl Biology Club 2 Big Busrness 3 Typ ing Club 4 Treasurer 4 Mechanical Drawing 4 Boys Cookin Club 4 Air Raid Warden 3 4 Class Vice President l 2 4 Orchestra 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 if ff 0 RUSSELL N SHENSTONE Be silent and safe silence never betrays you AA l 2 3 4 Track team 2 Air Raid Warden 3 4 Student Council 3 4 President 4 Yearbook Staff 4. JOHN SMYK 'Small but mightyf A.A. l 2 3 4' Soccer 2 3 4' Baseball 3 4- Glee Club 4' sket- ball 4' Big Business 4 Vice President 4' Boys Cooking 4' A ' Warden 3' Senior Play. I1 x I IAMES R SUGGS 3 Slow and steady WIDS the race tl' AA l 2 3 4 B1ology Club 2 Sctence Club 2 Soccer 4 Basketball 4 Hockey 2 Baseball 4 KENNETH VOORHIS TALLMAN Study serves tor dehght A A 3 4 Arr Bard Warden 4 Mechantcal Drawmg 4 Typtng Club 4 OLIVIA M THOMASSON A southern Mtss wlth tlutd conversauon A A 2 3 4 Girl Reserves l ROBERT G. ULRICH Handsome and strong as a fellow can be ' A A l, 2, 3, 4, Sclence Club l, Blology Club 2, Boys' Cooktng Club 4, Hockey l, 2, Soccer 4, Baseball 4 MARY HELEN WAINMAN ' Everyone adrnlres her long blond tresses ' Entered ln Semor year AA 4, Dramattc 4, Lantern 4, Btg Bustness 4, Glee Club 4, Sentor Play 4 SALLY S WILLIAMS I-la1l to thee bl1the sp1r1t AA l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Drarr1at1c Clubl 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 Pres1dent 4 Typ1ng Club 3 Sen1or Play 4 DAWN ELLEN VVILSON Cooperat1on IS her motto Lantern 4 Basketball l Softball 3 Yearbook Staff 4 ,069 sgw HENRIETTA C WOLOSZCZUK l hnd earth not gray but rosy A A l 2 3 4 Homemaklng Club l B1ology Club 2 G1rl Reserves l Dramatrc Club l Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volley Ball 1 2 4 Softballl 2 3 4 P1eld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 KKHJ55 08172, Four years ago 1t started Th1s Journey trod by all But as We traveled, tunes repeated, And not one of us d1d fall Our years of school completed, We now take duferent paths, And as before, W1ll be repeated, The mernor1es of GHS we have We'll chrnb the ladder ot success, That God to us d1d send, And knowledge ga1ned ID GHS, W1ll a1d us to the end GRACE PRELI . kxvf ,4.-.- ' 4--N ,igvp .UJN X. A 1' ' 3 r y J A A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee cub 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology cub 2, Girl Resef es lg f f f f I 'Q A bg F 3, ' A 1 f ,1 ' 'T 2 'll 'ff J ::v : C AS S 3 HISTORY Buenos dtas senores y senorttas On September 7 1940 we all gathered to part1c1pate tn the grand openmg of the Fresta at El Rancho Glastonbury The muchachos and muchachas entered the wtde open gates hesltantly but destrous of accumulattng new and strange knowl edge We lost ltttle ttme tn gettmg acquamted wlth the unfamtltar yet mterestmg surroundlngs At flrst bemg new to the customs on a rancho we sometlmes broke some of the trad1t1ons but wtth the help of Senor Endee and Senortta Clark our chtef advtsers we were set on the rtght road We soon elected our leaders They were El PIGSI dente George Bxpley El VICE Prestdente Adolph Scaglla Secretary Grace Bldndge and Treasurer Robmson Gtlbert At our ftrst class meetrng after be1ng organtzed we chose our class colors maroon and gold Our f1rst colorful extravaganza the Freshman Party was held on December 20 w1th the accompamment of much laughter and excttement for were we not Freshman enter1ng 1nto a strange new world that held htgh promtse of be1ng an extremely happy GXDGIISDCGQ Books and tortuous studtes for a whtle were com pletely forgotten Sprtng wlnds were blowtng and we were really gettlng fn the Splfll of the Fxesta when 1n Aprll our Parents Ntght was held A Truth and Consequence Program presented for the entoyment of our padres went over the top wlth 1okes and laughter ln no t1me at all Iune came rldmg along brmgtng her usual mama of last mmute crammlng for our ftnal exams Llke the crack of a whtp exams were over books turned 1n and we left for a well earned slesta our mental scope Many of our former am1gos had transferred to other vrllas They were Senor1tas Posumak Carpenter Connery Kovaltstk Hamm and Senores Kastner Stanley Car d1n1 Draghl and Cardrm Bemg more at home now tn our escuela and surer of our am1gos we were more capable of nomtnattng our representattves for that semester They were El Prestdente George Btpley El V1ce Pres1dente Adolph Scagha Secretary Grace Eldrtdge and Treasurer Francts Wutsch On December 5 we really got the bull by the horns on our combmed Fresh man and Sophomore Parents Ntght and sponsored a var1ety show Dancmg senorttas s1ng1ng caballeros and our 1ov1al master of ceremontes Harvey Katz helped to put over an even1ng of complete emoyment for our proud padres Our sprmg fever frenzy was calmed a l1ttle over the prospechve plans and out come of our Vrctory l-lop Sweet mustc colorful decoratxons and palatable refresh ments were welcomed factors ln brtghtemng our general att1tude toward school l1fe Iune on her lovely whlte yet cruel stallxon aga1n brought over us a blanket of worry and mental exertton for our fmal exams Slowly 1t was hfted Yes We the vlctors had passed our f1nals Wllh flymg colors We aga1n left the rancho tor our second well earned s1esta After a very restful s1esta we gathered at El Rancho Glastonbury for a gayful round up and Wllh the full acknowledgment that we were Iumors We muchachas and muchachos felt that we were now r1s1ng to greater helghts not only mentally but phys1cally as well A few of our amtgos were not present when we lmed up to be branded as Iumors They were Senontas Ahearn Bowman Chr1st1ana Franklln Gagne P1lgard Bavlola VIHCI Wrlhelm and Senor Lanerl ln the fall of l94l we again assembled at El Rancho G. H. S., eager to Widen . 2 ' ' . . ' ' , ' , We settled down at once to the busrness at hand For our offrcers we elected the followmg El Presrdente George Rrpley El Vrce Presldente Iames Egan Secretary Frances Ruoff and Treasurer Grace Eldrrdge No Parents Nrght was held th1s year due to the gas ratronrng W1th the selectron of class r1ngs we Iumors real1zed that there was to be only one more round up before we would frnally leave El Rancho Glastonbury Dur1ng thrs year when c1v1l1an defense was 1mportant the late Mr Dufford rounded up a ma1or1ty of the Iunrors and Senrors to partrcrpate rn an Arr Rard Course At the end of the course many of us were qllGl1l1ed to become full fledged Arr Rard Wardens W1th the comrng of Sprrng we sensed the breathlessness and garety that always precedes the Iunror Prom Under the able leadershrp of Russell Shenstone Harvey Katz Iames Egan Barbara Bader Grace Eldrrdge and Shrrley Frxel at the most colorful extravaganza of a Iunro s lrfe we danced to the lovely musrc of Irmmy Smrth and hrs Melody Boys Twrrlrng Senorrtas colorful sombreros and dancrng caballeros could be seen ln the far off drstance we could see Iune rrsrng gradually to meet us Trme flew by and we were engaged rn the rush of studyrng that always comes before exams On Class Day we sang the Ivy Song to the graduat1ng Semors On thrs day we real1zed that we would soon be rn therr place Now wrth exams and all our other worrres over we left for a well earned vacatlon After our vacatron September l943 found us eager and enthusrastrc to uphold our names as Semors Loolang over our class 11st we found seven of our buenos amrgos had transferred from El Rancho Glastonbury They were Senorrtas Brsr Burus Ulm and Senores Holder Katz Egan and Cote After leavrng the rancho Senores Cote and Egan became muchachos of Uncle Sam s Navy We honored the followrng group by electrng them our class off1cers El Presrdente Rob1nson Grlbert El V1ce Presrdente Adolph Scagha Secretary Frances Ruoff and Treasurer Nrcholas De Gemmrs Our f1rst gala fresta started wrth the Senror Dance where all our am1gos gathered to watch beaut1ful senor1tas twrrl around W1th garly dressed senores The An emoyable even1ng was spent by our padres as well as ourselves followrng the presentatron of The Album of Drfferent Countrres by the Iumors and Senrors on our Parents Nrght We were now recuperatrng from the excttement spent on our hobby horses where we garly and happ1ly bobbed for our new class r1ngs By December all fellow estudrentes who wlshed therr prctures 1n our Album of Remembrances had to be photographed by Senor Brown On December ll 1t was a pleasure to present the D A R award to Senorrta Ruoff the alternate betng Senorrta Bader Brrghtly dressed senor1tas and colorfully costumed senores twrrled around the dance floor rn garety Flowers and staccato musrc added the flnrshrng touches to thrs gay and frnal round up the Senlor Ball Thrs year the class of 44 rntroduced a new fad wrth the wearrng of thetr class colors on Class Day Another gala fresta that was to come before our graduat1on was the Senror Play The followrng cast was chosen for thrs humorous play named Growrng Pains Senorrtas Lucas Germa1ne Forghettr Cowles Ruoff Bader Wa1nman Grant Wtl hams and Cooper and Senores Accornrero De Gemmrs Grlbert I-laagenson Scaglra Crncrva Clark and Smyk On Class Day we sang the Ivy song wrth the Iunrors The boommg vorces of the senor1tas and Senores of our class were heard on Graduatron Nrght where we happ1ly presented for our padres Ballads for Amencans under the expert supervrsron of Senor Davrs Thxs musrc was thoroughly emoyed by all as rt v1v1dly rnterpreted the character phtlosophy and sp1r1t of the Amertcan people and the human pattern for unrversal happrness and Freedom Lookrng back at the four years we had spent at El Rancho G H S we frnd that our stay has ended all too quxckly Now we too must leave and take our places as future crtrzens So wrth a hearty Adros Am1gos we mount our horses and start r1d1ng down the path of Future Where does tt lead? Only the wrse Senor of Trme can te . Z . l . I . . I i I 1 , . , , . . , , , , , , 7 f . . I F I . - J , J , J , refreshments that followed were enthusiastically received by all. , , , . - 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' , , , , , . , . . 1 ' I I . . ., - . ll. CLAS S WILL We the graduatlng class of l944 of Glastonbury I-hgh School do ordaxn and establ1sh thrs to be our last W111 and Testament I Mano Accornero leave my head of curly ha1r to George Mal1nosk1 I Barbara Bader leave my way wrth the teachers to Walter Banbault wrth the hopes that next year he w1ll get on the nght s1de of the fence I Manon Barry leave my ab1l1ty tor dancrng to D1ck1e Duftord I Agnes Bourbeau leave my clothes to my stster Dolores who already thrnks she owns them I Dolores Brown leave my naturally wavy locks to Ceceha Emerrck rn the hope that she won t have to comb them 1n study hall next year I Arthur Casella leave my clutles as manager ot the basketball team but thts does not rnclude a certarn young lady to Bob Donnelly' I Emma Casella leave my extreme popularlty W1th the fellows to Iane Purtlll I Grlbert Chapman leave my abrhty for keeprng my mouth shut once rn a whrle to Ianet Iohnson' I Ioseph Chrlds leave my study habrts to Gladys Varnr I Henry C1nc1va leave my abrhty to sleep rn classes to Lourse Kulas I Frank Clark leave my quret manner to George Plank rn the hopes that he w1ll qutet down some next year I Betty Cooper leave my way wrth men to Eleanor Ferrar1 wth the hopes that next year she w1ll get her man' I Betty Cowles leave to Frances Canapan my slster Beverly who certarnly needs some careful observatlon lm countrng on you Frann1e I Lo1s Cox leave my ever present grggle to Barbara Kane tn hopes of cheerlng her up a brt Sm1le Barbara' I Nrcholas DeGemm1s leave my wonderful personalrty to Robert Seat W1th h1s looks and 1ny personahty he should go tar I Grace Eldrrdge leave my tall stature to Cynthxa Radwrck so she can grow a httle brt more one ot these days We Ralph Emerson and Dorothy Farrell leave our art1st1c ab1l1ty to Ray Grant Maybe hrs artrstry w1ll rmprove rn the next year I Lovejoy Ferry leave a m1rror to Dorothy Stec 1n hopes that next year she w1ll grve up her monopoly on the one rn the grrls room I Ann Frerravantr leave my feather cut to any under classmen who msrsts on be1ng Veron1ca Lake' Mrcolena Forghettr leave my tnendly smrle to Carol Catana Shrrley Frrel leave my hrgh scholastrc achrevements to Eddre Grant Dorothy Garay leave my qu1et ways and good study habtts to Iune Hadley Florence Gazza leave my qurck temper to anyone who mrght want such a thmg' I Plutarch Georgrades leave Glastonbury Hrgh School to the under classmen , , , , . . A . I I I ' , , , i I, Theresa Courchesne, leave my naturally red hair, to Anna Mae Egan! I I - . . . I I I l, , ' ' . I, , ' ' ' . I I - ' I Barbara Germalne leave my frrendly attrtude toward everyone to Glorra Tefft Get off your htgh horse Glona before you fall off I E11 G1a1m1n1ett1 leave my ab1l1ty to drtve a car to Lxnwood Addmgton I Robrnson Grlbert leave my fatal charms to Ioe Pagano wrth hopes that they wxll not prove too fatal' I Ruth Grant leave my abrltty to become senous when the need anses to Carolyn Darley' I Hans Haagenson leave my small but mlghty self to the Sophomore g1rIs fYou know what I mean grrlsl I Shrrley Hanson leave my cooperattve sp1r1t and fnendlv attrtude to Irene Zesut' I Glona Iacomrnr leave my one man grrl att1tude to Lllhan Leach' I Charles Iohnson leave my DOSIIIOH at Pratt 61 Wh1tney to Fhchard Drckmson I Myrtle K1edasch leave my mnocent llttle g1rl look to Sophre Burkusl I Nora Lxndsay leave my posrtron as cheer leader to Ianet Tordonato Cr1t1c1sm IS expected Ianet I Audrey Lucas leave my happy go lucky out look on l1fe to Beverly Tallman I Frances Ma1ek leave some slow dance records to Iames Barnes See that you play them Ilmmyl I Esther Marmelh leave some spare t1me to Iohn Egan I-Ie certamly seems rushed th1s year I Irma McPherson leave my shyness and pollteness to the Freshman Class Cluldren should be seen and not heard I Ileana Natale leave my sweet and young personalrty to Mane Boysworth Need I say more? I George Parkhurst leave my mseparable compan1on Srgmund Czarneckr to the mercy of G H S Please take good care of h1m' I Evelyn Prtney leave my beautlful blonde locks and sophrsttcatxon to Sh1rIey Eldrldge I Dons POTZIO leave my typtng folder of unflrushed work to any future typmg student who cares to f1n1sh 1t I Grace Prelr leave my unerrmg ways to Nell1e Blazowskr I George Brpley leave my deep voxce to W1ll1am Aldrrch so he w1ll not have to stram h1s tonslls trymg to talk I Frances Buoff leave my best c1t1zen award to any Iumor g1rl who IS capable of ltvmg up to rt' May the best grrl w1n I Adolph Scaglta leave my abxhty to have fun and yet get along w1th everyone to Carol Catana I Russell Shenstone leave my manly physlque to Peter Kunrkewlch so that he can have a greater vartety of gtrls to choose from' I Iohn Smyk leave my way wtth the women to Melvtn Babcock 1n hopes It wlll help htm overcome h1s shyness I Iames Suggs leave my ab1l1ty not to do Phystcs to any foohsh boy who wants 1t I Kenneth Tallman leave my he1ght to Peter Soldrz so he w1ll not only be a Sen1or next year but he w1ll look lrke one I Ohvra Tnomasson leave my gtft for gab to Mary Leenders so she wtll not be atrard to open her mouth m class I, Robert Ulnch leave a belt contammg the scalps of the many gtrls who have for so long pursued me 1n vam to Alfred DeGemm1s I Mary Wamman leave my hearty thanks to the students of G H S for makmg my year here a pleasant one I Sally Wlllxams leave my men or rather what IS left of my men to V1rg1n1a Wamman Carry on Irnnyl I Dawn Wllson leave my calm and peaceful manners to LaVerne Czarneckl m hopes It w1ll tame her a brt I Hennetta Woloszczuk leave my abtlrty to enJoy playmg a falr game to Rose V1nc1 In Wttness Thereof the parttes hereto have executed thts agreement and afhxed the1r seal tn thts year of our Lord Nmeteen Hundred and Forty Four 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , - 1 1 ' - 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 ' ' ' - 1 1 - , . 1 1 - 1 1 - n 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 , . , , 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 I C ASS j PROP ECY 1,3 It was Flesta t1me 1n Mexlco As I Jostled along w1th the happy crowd I bumped 1nto an old classmate Robmson Gllbert He expla1ned tnat he was a travel1ng sales man for an eastern concern It had been years s1nce I had last encountered htm so we became busy exchang1ng goss1p As we stood there chattlng a sh1ny plane fly1ng low C1fCl9d the Ftesta grounds and d1pped 1ts s1lvered wlngs 1n acknowledgment to the wav1ng hands Thats Arthur Casella Bob 1nformed me He was such a success IH the Army A1r Corps dur1ng World War II that he later opened a pr1vate fly1ng busmess of h1s own Bob had also seen Henry Cmcwa at the F1esta He now owns the Coca Cola 1ndustry and has t1me to have some fun now that he doesnt work there Henry told Bob that Grace Preh IS Supervxsor of Nurses at the Swoonatra lvfemortal Hosp1tal Grace 1S ass1sted by her fr1end Frances Ruofi Nora Lmdsay has been 1n college for the last IIVG years Bob relates She entoys bemg the cheerleader for the college so much she cant bear to leave I excla1med over the magn1f1cent horses the local populat1on seemed to possess and wasnt overly surpr1sed to learn that Ralph Emerson IGISGG thoroughbreds on h1s horse ranch near by Suddenly amongst the crowd I spfed pet1te Betty Cowles now an a1rl1ne stewardess fl1rt1ng w1th Iohn Smyk well known as the Mldget Don Iuan of the States I left Bob and rushed over to talk to them and from our conversat1on compared notes about our mutual fr1ends Betty told me that although Dot Farrell IS marr1ed she eff1c1ently manages a home and holds a pos1t1on as commerc1al art1st for a very popular magazme She also lnformed me that Lo1s Cox has opened a school for young g1rls l..o1s 1S teach1ng the ftne art of laughlng at the r1ght t1me and 1n the r1ght place She also spec1al1zes IH a course of how to ra1se one eyebrow w1thout ra1s1ng the other lake tells me Nrck DeGemm1s 1S a g1eat producer and IS now tour1ng Amenca and Europe w1th h1s extravagant show featurmg one hundred beaut1fuI g1rls The star of the show IS the danc1ng star Manan Barry bllled Wllh the noted comedlan George Parkhurst George IS st1ll roll1ng the aud1ences 1n the a1sles Wllh that well known Parkhurst humor Hls bus1ness manager IS none other than Irma McPherson who IS st1ll do1ng the bratnwork for wh1ch George IS gett1ng the cred1t Betty and Iake also 1nformed me that Theresa Courchesne IS now conf1dent1aI adv1sor to Presx dent Roosevelt Theresa thought he was gett1ng too old to manage affa1rs so she took over Ann F1erravant1 they sa1d IS a cook 1n a famous New York restaurant and IS gett1ng a chance to concoct all those delectable dlSheS she learned about IH her homemak1ng course back 1n good old G H S As my plans were to leave for the East almost 1mmed1ateIy we all crowded 1nto a lGXI dr1ven by the one and only E11 Devrl Dnver Glallfhruettl We stopped br1efly at my hotel where I gathered my luggage and then cont1nued our ha1r ra1s1ng tr1p to the stat1on Betty and lake waved a fond goodbye to me and l was on a tra1n bound for the Fast Walkmg through the tra1n I met Barbara Bader who was on a lectur1ng tour of How Teach1ng Can Be A Pleasure To Both Teacher and Student In her travels she had met The Great Mathemat1caI Bra1n Gllbert Chapman, teach1ng at Harvard Wh1le on a tour 1n Texas she also met Esther Mannelll who has taken over the management of a ranch Barbara had to study for her com1ng lecture so I left her and went on to settle myself 1n my own compartment I had a peaceful tr1p to Ch1cago where I got off s1nce I had always wanted to see lhlS great c1ty Here I not1ced qu1te a few people absorbed 1n a book tltled How To Develop A Mus1cal G1ggle and A Becom1ng Blush Look1ng closer I saw the authors were Myrtle Kledasch and Frances Malek I p1cked up a newspaper and 1dly glancmg through not1ced a QOSSID column wr1tten by Dawn Vtlxlson. I also came across an 1tem pra1s1ng George Rrpley on h1s 1 . 1 1 . , , , 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 1 . . . . . , U I 11 - 11 . . 1 . - . . . . ,, 1 . . , I - 1 11 1 . . ,, ,, , . 1 - 1 11 1 - . - 1 . . . . . ,, , 1 1 11 - 1 1 1 1 .1 11 . . . 1 . - 1 - 1 . 1 , 1 . . 1 11 1 1 11 - - - v - - .14 , 1 ' 1. - 11 - - 11 1 - , 1 . 1 ' . 1 1 1 ' . . 1 - .1 . . , 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 new bu1ld1ng proyect Chlcagos Welles Vrllage I almost mrssed a t1ny artrcle stuck away 1n a corner of the paper It was commend1ng Ohvxa Thomasson on her Bureau For A1d to Forergners It seems her well known slogan of encouragement IS I Too Learned To Speal' the Enghsh Language Upon arr1v1ng 1n New York I met my old frrend Emma Casella now a personal gurde to all the most mterestmg places 1n the great Metropol1s The IIFSI place she took me was to an afternoon fash1on show where Betty Cooper IS now a model from Powers Modehng Agency Wh1le on a tour of the CIIY we saw many b1IlbOCII'dS tell1ng of the com1ng Ice Revue at Mad1son Square Garden featur1ng Ileana Natale Ileana IS try1ng to w1n the s1lver skates for the flfth consecut1ve year Ilmmy Suggs lS now a great danctng star styl1na h1s dancmg after B111 Robmson He IS currently appear1ng at the ROX19 For an even1ng of enterta1nment we went to a n1ght club The Sleepy Lagoon owned by playboy Robert Ulnch We enjoyed ourselves at the club and wh1le talkrng to Bob we learned that Frank Clark owned the largest clock factory 1n New York Franks slogan and rule IS Be On T1me ln Everythmg You Do On heanng th1s I d9Clded that people do change after all Bob also told us that Agnes Bourbeau and Evelyn Pxtney are runnrng r1val correspondence schools for Serv1cemen He rnformed us that Sally Wzlhams IS Glamour G1rl No 1 rn New York SOCISIY and plays character roles on the stage for her own entertamment Mano Accornero IS spend1ng the week end at Coney Island to get a brtef gl1mpse of the world before return1ng to h1s farm to speed up productlon whlle Kenneth Tallman has wr1tten an enl1ghten1ng encycloped1a deal1ng wtth Arnerrcan Hrstory Lovejoy Ferry has wrrtten a book How Flattery Can W1n Conhdence and Mrcolena Forghettr lS womens sports 1nstructor at the Hartford YWCA For my next evenlng of entertarnrnent I secured t1ckets for a concert at Carneg1e Hall The concert had a box off1ce sell out for the attractron was Ruth Grant the sensat1onal woman conductor In the lobby I bumped 1nto Shxrley Fnel She had lust publ1shed her volume of poetry ent1tled Why MQITZY Doats Sh1rley tells me Barbara Germaine 1S a surg1cal nurse at one of the New York hosp1tals Ch1ck1e has gotten herself all wrapped up w1th a young 1nterne and 1t looks Irke she w11l be come h1s prrvate case As I left Sh1rley to go to my seat I met Hennetta Woloszczuk who IS now a famous 1nter1or decorator 1n greater New York As we saw Dolores Brown 1n the d1stance Henny remarked that Dod1e IS a talented torch slnger at the famous Latln Quarters After the concert I went backstage to see Ruth She 1nformed me that her old fr1end Audrey Lucas has opened a Servlce Center for all lonely sold1ers As 1t was late I sa1d goodn1ght to Ruth and departed for my hotel Wh1le walk1ng to the tra1n stat1on the next morn1ng I happened to see th name of an old schoolmate Ioseph Chrlds pr1nted on an OIIICG w1ndow It seemed that Ioe IS operatmg an SXCIUSIVG Escort Servtce He has for h1S slogan Let us know well get your man Walklng a llttle farther I saw a man try1ng to sell a book en t1tled How Neatness Appeals to the Oppos1te Sex We were very much surprrsed to ffnd that th1s book was wr1tten by two old classmates Sh1rley Hanson and Dorothy Garay Gettmg on the tram 1n New York we found our conductor to be none other than Hans Haagensen. We were surprxsed to learn that Adolph Scagha has taken over the management of the N Y N H 61 I-I Ra1lroad Whlle glancmg through a sports magaz1ne on the tra1n I came upon a prcture of Charles Iohnson. the now famous golf star It stated that Charl1e Wlll soon com pete rn a nat1onal tournament w1th Brng Crosby Mary Waxnman IS now understudy for Lana Turner Mollle IS known as the oomph g1rl of slacks Go1ng through New London I saw Adm1ral Plutarch Georgrades dr1ll1ng hxs men on the deck of the U S S Noah s Ark Gett1ng off the tra1n 1n Hartford I saw Glona Iacomuu WGIIIHQ for a tram Glorra was leavtng on a tour of 1nspect1on of her l1ne of beauty parlors throughout New England W1ndow shopp1ng l came upon a sweater and Sklfl shop owned by Florence Gazza Florence IS assrsted by Dons Porzxo As I walked to my bus stop I saw many posters tell1ng of the com1ng elect1on I saw that Russell Shenstone IS runnmg on the Democratrc t1cket for governor agamst Raymond Baldwrn On the bus for Glastonbury we found our bus dr1ver to be Grace Eldridge. 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' ' a Sailor I A 1 1 Dgiving the Oldsmo- To have a driving 114 'ln My Merry Oldsmobile' 1 e ense ESTHER MARINELLI EH You know? 1'1er shy smile Dreaming 01 Frannie ust Frannie When Francis Dances with IRMA MCPHERSON Mac 'Small matter Her 'Downeffast ac- Jlooninq over Gordon The guy back home L1f1avc t - 1 o ni ng 1 111 ' ' 1t1 autilul hair Looking lor a Marine io be another Soma 'Dark Eyes eni 11 ' 1 t 11 111 :1t- A t 11 a Maxine H 's a Devil in His Own Hom Town ' l Ev Oh, sugar! Her complexion Writing to Sailois Charlie How A t 'Q 1 r t11 Navy 1 1 ' -d ' Hr r ' 1 111 a- . 1 r A 1 o recite jggst once 1n Haviriga -rf'l 1 'V t r iistory 1 r i , t Dimples Going to the city To be Frank S1natra's 'That Guy Swoonatraw n 1 'R1p 1 say, there His ability to look Talking with Mollie Mollie 11ere 1 t In T r 't 111 Sh t 1 r- r ing to convince Mr Even more clothes Nursie, Come ' . 111,-:H um t airott and, lold My lan ADOLPH SCAGLIA Tul1' 'Naturallyu 'lashy shirts Trying to be a lady- Being an Army Engi- You'll Never no '11 nee '. 1 't i t ti 1 ,l I i t r 1, ' . :t 111 fe' you oettl own? 1 1 'AN at, 11 7 Meekness Hanging around A certain red-head 'l D1dn't Kn t ell Village Time lt Was 1 '111 1' 11 1 11 t1 11 ' , 0tl11nq 'Gel live ' 1 'A . .11- ' t 1 1 t 1 1 T 1 hysics lass 'le nni with the l.1g1t live t1 s a week Brown Hair 1 I 11 i 1 1 t 4 1 ti A P-la et en 'l' is Crazy World ls Sane A ain 1 1 H1 ability to make Keeping himself in cir- To be ol draft age 'Sig ted Dam , im. .lt mlortable in culation Same lass s MARY WAINMAN Mollie Well, George win le in her eye Ask George George Ripley ovewls t Y 1 ing 1 1 lo 1 1 T ying to get his Frat Toh be able Ito master 'Get Your Man UQ Wr bangs avy W OJS GRY Q6 OD 0 D G lx ACOM A R LO G Z Ur- ,-CJ To S aycd Away 1 4. ,-. GJ U C P skp O UQ Read ny wak da 1'1s Ixus C Sho' KENNETH TALLMAN1 Loved Q e .E S Q0 SG Umbr Bob ROBERT ULR CH b 1' En M onder 11 W How AMS Ll. W SALLY ppm anti? C n OY NICHOLAS DeGEMMIS RUSSELL SHENSTONE ROBINSON GILBERT ARTHUR CASELLA ROBERT ULRICH GEORGE PARKHURST CHARLES IOHNSON FRANK CLARK GILBERT CHAPMAN NICHOLAS DeGEMMIS GEORGE PARKHURST ARTHUR CASELLA KENNETH TALLMAN IAMES SUGGS GEORCE PARKHURST ARTHUR CASELLA GEORGE PARKHURST NICHOLAS DeGEMMIS GEORGE PARKHURST ADOLPH SCAGLIA ROBERT ULRICH NICHOLAS De-GEMMIS ARTHUR CASELLA NICHOLAS DeGEMMIS IAMES SUGGS ROBERT ULRICH ARTHUR CASELLA RALPH EMERSON GEORGE RIPLEY ROBINSON GILBERT 'llost I opular Bc st Dressed Class Flzrt Teacher s Pet Best looking If lttzest 'llost Bash ul Absent Minded 'Host Llkely to qurceed 'llost Pleaslng 1,Cl'50flUlllN Best Dancer Funnzest Walk Funniest laugh Teachers Headache Host Concezted 'llost Talkatue Best Cum Chen er I uelzest Best Scholar la lest Class 4thlete flass Blujer 'llost Congenzal 'llost Engagzng Smzle I lztter Boy Glamour Czrl Best Lzne Uost Talented Best Mannered 'llost Changeable feat' G1r BETTY COWLES SALLY WILLIAMS BETTY COWLES EMMA CASELLA EVELYN PITNEY NORA LINDSAY MYRTLE KIEDASCH OLIVIA THOMASSON SHIRLEY ERIEL EVELYN PITNEY MARIAN BARRY THERESA COURCHESNE LOIS COX NORA LINDSAY THERESA COURCHESNE RUTH GRANT EVELYN PITNEY BETTY COWLES SHIRLEY FRIEL NORA LINDSAY GRACE ELDRIDGE BETTY COOPER GRACE PRELI LOVEIOY FERRY SALLY WILLIAMS SALLY WILLIAMS RUTH GRANT BARBARA BADER EMMA CASELLA 0 K ' 0 B ' 1 1 f Class Cut-Up BETTY COWLES Exira Curmeular ACt1V1t1 es XJ fx N X V1u ,J O - o o o is 5.1 ,-X ,119 , . 4 'VN MAS' QVY, ,'I ARM k 1 , X ' , 5 Xxx y Y , fir!! 04, X W' W ,'flWy ,N , f f Q -' f Q7 ff ,fx 'f Front Row P Solarz G Prelt R Shenstone Mr Endee I Pagano I Purttll G Malmoskx Second Row D Scaglxa I Sherman K Buck A Forghettl M Accornero A Iezoult B Cooper E Foote M Scaglta .gzacfenlf Cjmnci RUSSELL SHENSTONE Prestdent IOSEPH PAGANO V1ce Prestdent IANE PURTILI.. Secretary PETER SOLARZ Treasurer MR ENDEE Faculty AdV1SOT The Student Counctl IS the Honorary Orgamzatton ot the Glaston bury Hlgh School composed ot two boys and two gtrls elected from each class lts purpose IS that of lurthenng the 1nterests of the students and bnngmg about a better understandmg among them As 1 1 former years the Counc1l sponsored the Freshman Party and Sub Freshman Day lt orgamzed 1nterscholast1c basketball and aenerally upheld the school morale . . , . , , , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . Ftrst Row A Casella B Germame G Eldrrdge G Rrpley F Ruoff B Bader R Emerson Second Flow G Iohnson S Chase E Ferrarx O Pfau Mxss McMahon I Purt1ll E Foote M Scagha P Kunrkewrch Thlrd Row R Ferrando K Buck A Russell 558014 7 0l'l'Ll'VLLff0Q MISS MCM!-Xl-ION Faculty Advlsor Through the comblned efforts of the members of thts commtttee a number of assemblles have been presented th1s year Some of the most successful assemblres were those tn whtch talented students parttctpated We wlsh to thank all those students who dtd thelr part L . F1rstRow C Alclrlch L Cox I Pagano Mrs Petursson N DeGemm1s L Leach I Smyk Wa1nman I Dobson Second Row A Bourbeau N Brown S Franklm P Clrnton M Fletcher D Brown D Senyk Egan I Shaetfler S Wtlharns V Granger A Dysenchuk A Fxerravantt G Marston gg lfL5Ll'L01515 NICK DeGEMMIS Pres1dent IOHN SMYK V1ce Pres1dent LILLIAN LEACH Secretary IOSEPH PAGANO Treasurer MRS PETURSSON Faculty Advlsor Wlth proper organlzatton under the SUDGYVISIOH of Mrs Petursson the club had an early start on 1ts act1v1t1es A dernonstrotton ot color work on the mlmeograph mach1ne was glven by Mtss l-l1ll of the A B Dtclc Cornpany ot Hartford The members presented a play to cud the students 1n the proper hab1ts and attltudes to be developed by those who asplre to partt clpate actwely ln Blg Bustness Third Row: F. Canapart, H. Lysik, D. Richarclt, F. Connery, F. Litwin, W. Baribault, B. Cowles UML Seated M Wamrnan S Wrlllams R Gllbert B Bader F Ruoff Standrng B Germarne M Forghettt F Clark B Cowles N DeGernm1s H Haagen on M Ac oneo H Crnctva l' Kat ott I S ylc A Scaglta R Grant A Lu as B Cooper it pf , On Aortl 21 the Sentor Class presented therr play entttled Grov mg Patns by Auranta Bouverol The cast was ably dtrected by Mr Katrott The characters were as follows George Mclntyre Terry Mclntyre Mrs Mclntyre Professor Mclntyre Soph1e Mrs Patterson Elsre Patterson Tratttc Ofltcer Dutch Brtan Omar Ha Pete Prudence Patty lane Mtrtarn Vtvran Hans Haagensen Mary Watnrnan Barbara Bader Bobtnson Gtlbert Ruth Grant Audrey Lucas Frances Ruoft Henry Ctnctva Adolph Scaglta Ntcnolas DeGernrn1s Frank Clark Mano Accornero lohn Srnyk Sally Wrllrarns Betty Cowles Barbara Gerrnatre Mtcolena Forghettt Betty Cooper 3 - , , f - . - , - cr r, . ,nr r , . , . , c , . . . A I '- . fl - . P A Flrst Row G Parkhurst R G1lbert F Lrtwm D Post R Shenstone D Kornglebel F Burus Second Row I Ch1lds R Ulrrch G Rnpley E Laliock Mrs Arnoldx Mxss Thompson M Accor Th1rd Row H Haagenson H CIUCIVG C Iohrson I Smylc oyd Q0 LVL? NICK DeGEMMlS Treasurer MISS THOMPSON Faculty Aclwsors MRS ARNOLDI The Boys Cookmg Club IS one of the most lnterestmg and actlve clubs IP the school lt cons1sts of twelve semor and Juruor boys Thls plcture also lncludes the Boys Cookmg Class Durmg club perlods the tune IS spent 1n learnlng the art of cook mg The boys hope to become so protlctent that they can prepare a complete meal to wmcl up the club year nero, F. Clark, A..Scag1ia, DeGemrhis.' ' I 1 U I I V - ' 7 . Fxrst Row H Stmo O Plau R Seat Mmss Campbell S Wxllxams B Bader R Dufford M Warn man I lohnson Second Row L Leach K Macrx A Lucas I Bader E P1tney F Ruoll B Cooper T Wester gom L Czarneckr N Nelson G Tell! I 6Ll'1'L6LfLC 4 SALLY WILLIAMS Presldent BABARA BADER VICS Pres1dent RGBERT SEAT Secretary GLORIA IACOMINI Treasurer MISS CAMPBELL Faculty Adv1sor Under the leadershlp of Mlss Campbell the members of the Drarnauc Club have learned to d1rect and produce plays They have produced three plays for the student assernblles Pop Reads the Chrlstmas Carol Thurs days at Home and Thanks Awfully These plays were greatly enjoyed by the ent1re student body Third Row: Barry, H.. Lysik, L. Moreira, W. Tryon, G. Plank, W. Porter, R. Grant, I. Morris bl, Ftrst Row W Ltebler S Czarneckl W Bculey G Nelson Second Row I Trymbulak W Tryon S Gllnack I Krllam Mr Turner Q.. lftflftfe 6'lJ l'l'L8l :5 of l'VL8l lfC6lf SIGMUND CZARNECKI Presrdent THOMAS GRASSO Vrce Presrdent GILBERT NELSON Secretary WILLIAM LIEBLER Treasurer WILLIS BAILEY Reporter MR TURNER Advlsor tton of boys studyxng vocattonal agrtculture Through the orgamzatton the members are gtven an opportumty to develop leadershrp conhdence and responslbthty Thts year the Chapter sponsored an E F A dance and to strmulate more mterest every member of the Chapter bought an ott1c1al EFA 1acket The members also take part tn var1ous state contests and meet tngs Where they exchanae vrews and problems wlth members from other Chapters ,JZ .fy The Glastonbury Chapter of EEA, is part of a national organiza- Frrst Row S Frrel G Elclrrdge M Forghettr R Dufford M1ss McMahon B Germalne B Bader L Cox Second Row S Maxwell E Ferrarr N Ratclrffe S Wrllxams W Arnold M Fletcher M Knapp l Sherman M Nordblom T Courchesne Thlrd Row M Scaglxa R Grant A Bourbeau H Cote gill BARBARA GERMAINE Charrman MICOLENA FORGHETTI Co Charrrnan RICHARD DUFFORD Co Co Charrrnan MISS MCMAHON Faculty Advrsor The Gelrfs a newly organrzed language club had a successful begrnnmg thrs year Two plays were grven one by the French and one by the Latln students A very emoyable dance was grven Aprrl 14 for the benefrt of the club and the student body The Gel fs feel that they have learned a great deal by becorrung acquamted wrth several languages : - 1 - 1 - 4 - 1 1 - I 4 3 . . , . - . - , - I - , 5 66 . 77 , . 1 - , , , 5 . Flrst Row N Brown G Marston B Cowles Mxss Kellogg D Brown A Teverfs C Aldrtch A Frerravann Second Row R Prelt O Thomasson H Woloszczuk S Eldndge D Garay D Senyk I Schaeffler P Clmton D R1cl'1ardt I Tordonato S Fellows BETTY COWLES Pres1dent DOLORES BROWN V1ce Pres1dent AUDREY TEVERIS Secretary and Treasurer MISS KELLOGG Faculty Advlsor The Grrl Reserves under the drrectron of Mtss Kellogg the faculty adv1sor have completed a successful and mteresflng year A Chnstmas basket was gtven to Mrs Chapman to d1str1bute to needy fam1ltes The club attended a country conference at the Hartford Y W C A to wh1ch lt contrlbuted help by maklng favors and decoratlons Wlth the help of the Boys Cookmg Club they presented an assembly program called Truth or Consequences 51 QJQPUBZ5 0575 ' Le gm QL at MR DAVIS Faculty Adv1sor Tlns season the Glee Clubs have emoyed the largest member shtp and the most varled programs 1n several years In the tall the clubs sang at the 250th annrversary celebratton ot the town s xncorporatton Records were made of the numbers sung to be en1oyed years alter the many detatls are forgotten The annual Chrlstmas program was conducted by the student conductor Ruth Grant who has establtshed a precedent wh1cl'1 should As thts goes to prmt the Glee Clubs have two projects ln mmd ttrst a presentatlon of the opera Hansel and Gretel by Humper dmck an assembly program dunng mus1c week and poss1bly a program on the a1r durmg the sprmg term . 7 e I4 be continued in future years. Fxrst Row E Ellxott S Chase P Canaparx V Iohnson P Martmyak D Chase V Wamman Second Row F Cavanna M Zlrkenbach Mrss Thompson Mrs Arnoldr R Fxeldmg D FFGHCIS gig e.AQl'l'lf9I'VL6L LVL? PINA CANAPARI Pres1dent VEI MA IOHNSON Vlce Pres1dent PATRICIA MARTINYAK Secretary and Treasurer MISS THOMPSON Faculty AdV1SOI'S MRS ARNOLDI Thls year the Homemakrng Club got a late start ln Iormlng but th1s chd not d1scourage the members Any g1rl who has an mterest rn Homemakmg may Jom the club Under the supervrslon of therr advxsors the g1rls have made m1ttens and hats and have also done some cookrng They have had a very rnterestrng and emoyable year . 7 . , . , . FIYST Row E Fahey D Farrell Mrs Petursson G Eldrxdge M Wamman M Forghettl L Cox Mr Karrott B Cowles W Sweet Second Row N Lmdsay F Connery A Bourbeau V Wamman B Cowles D Wrlson R Dufford E Pxtney F Ruoff E Ferrarx L More1ra E Casella A Frerravanh Thlrd Row F Talboom I lennxngs R Grant I Pagano B Germame S Fr1el M Knapp A Carter G Rxpley R Emerson E Erxcson c:Z76Ll'Lf8l l'L LOIS COX Echtor ln chtef GRACE ELDRIDGE Busmess Manager MISS HERNON Faculty Advrsors MR KAIROTT MRS PETURSSON The Lantern our off1c1al h1gh school paper was publxshed seven trmes th1s season lt consrsted of trad1t1onal features as well as many new ones whrch added to tts popularxty Among these were a fashron sectlon attractlve sketches crossword puzzles and book FQVISWS Through the combmed superv1s1o'1 of Mlss Hernon Mrs Peturs son and Mr Kafrott and the enthusxastlc efforts of the staff we pro duced a paper that was emoyed by all Mrs Petursson succeeded Mzss Hernon as faculty advlsor A 1- 11 . 1- 1- 1- 1. ,. 11 - 3- 1- 1. ,- , ,. 1 ,. ,, .,. 66 77 , 1 1 1 1 A , . 4 1 - ' f - F1rst Row I Ch1lds P Solarz A Russell G Chapman Mr Endee K Tallman M Accornero R Emerson C Iohnson Second Row H Haagenson S Czarneckr R Ulrxch F Clark S Gllnack F Burus G Rxpley A Scaglxa M Babcock P B1s1 Mr Turner MR ENDEE Faculty AdV1SOF Th1s club was brought rnto exrstence through the zealous efforts of the1r faculty advlsor Mr hndee The Jumor and seruor boys were the only ones e11g1b1e for membersh1p ln the club The ma1n 1dea of the club was to teach the bas1c fundamentals of mechamcal draw1ng to the members Tl'l1S was accomphshed very successfully A number of 1nterest1ng plates were completed We of the students who have enloyed workmg durtng the Mechantcal Drawxng perrods can readxly see why Mr Endee has been trymg to 1nc1ude th1s club m our school cumculum ever s1nce he amved Our one regret was that the penods we were allowed to work rn were too short WecAanicaf ibrawing S93 Q +9 533 , 1? 4,.2'f f-Q 5 'W If 'fi 9 Q 6 . 2 ' ' s x YQ. -- P' F1rstRow R Glguere I Malecky C Seller E Brown I Egan R Dussault E Howard C Radwlck G Twarkms Second Row Mrs Peters C Catana H Stmo A Hayward I Barnes I Cof1ell R Gardmer A Sweet P Kumkewlch A Posumak Tlnrd Row L Gamer L Myers B Carr R Nutt CLQVLCZ UAA IOHN EGAN Presldent EDWARD BROWN Secretary ROBERT DUSSAULT Treasurer MISS BRAEM Faculty Adv1sor The boys and glrls who are mteresied ln buxldmg alrplcme models are the enthus1ast1c members of thxs club Many of the boys already had several models to then credlt and under then expert guldance the g1rls are fast becommg experts .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,. , ,. . - - 1' .- 14 f- 1- 1. , ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,, ,. . o :4 '! 153 Pf'R 'x F1rstRow M Accornero Second Flow K Tallman A Scaglna P Solarz I Clnlds F Bums Th1rdRow L Kulas A Kuslak C lohnson S Gllnack Standmg Mrs Dogan gl9Ll'L9 MARlO ACCORNERO Presrdent ADOLPH SCAGLIA Secretary and Treasurer MRS DOGAN Faculty AdV1SOF Thxs club was organlzed for the beneflt of those students who were unable to mclude typmg 1n thelr curr1culurn Under the able leadershlp of M1ss Hemon the year was begun successfully Unfortunately, MISS Hernon reslgned to take another posmon, but Mrs Dogan proved to be a capable and eff1c1ent suc cessor The knowledge gamed should be of personal use to all members A 1 gig iQ, P S '19 5, I v fl .rx . 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I S lfl,l'LLOI 0,515 COLORS Navy Blue cmd Gold MOTTO Make the better best omcsns Premdem RAYMOND GRANT VICE PreSIdent MELVIN BABCCCK Secrefery SHIRLEY WILLIAMS N ThIs IS the class of 45 the Iumors' What a year lt has been for them' Somehow everyone has been much busIer and more Interested In thmgs QOIHQ on thIs year than ever before For one thmg many of the boys were on teams whlle most of the gIrls partIcIpated In Inter class actIvIt1es The Iumors collaborated wIth the SGHIOTS to present a Chnstmas program for Iuruor SenIor Parents Nlght May fIfth was the Iumor Prom hIgh spot In the Iumors year naturally The Iumors have chosen an attractxve deSIgn tor theIr class rIngS and wIl1 be very proud to wear them .I ,, I 1 . - . i X N-xx A Ki Treasurer - FRANCES CANAPARI Q' I 0,9 OWLOPQ 66555 COLORS Green and Gold MOTTO Truth Conquers A11 OFFICERS Presrdent IOHN EGAN Vlce Presrdent ANTHONY FORGHETTI Secretary HELEN COTE Treasurer IANE PURTILL It hardly seemed pOSS1b1e that t1me could pass so qurckly The Sophomore Hop was here before we knew xt March was the month The Hop was a great success the decorahons helpmg greatly to make rt so Soon after that the Sophomores and the Freshmen presented thexr parents Wlth a very emoyable program Now that the end of the year has come the Sophomores are lookmg forward eagerly to becommg Iumors ,JIPZ5 WLCLVL 61,66 COLORS Red and Sxlver MOTTO Strxve always to do the best OFFICERS Pres1dent IOHN IENNINGS V1ce Presldent ALFRED DeGEMMlS Secretary EVELYN HOWARD Treasurer CAROL FOLEY Our flrst year of h1gh school was 1ndeed full of fun and gay tlrnes The flrst b1g event of the year was the Freshman Party Th1s was a 1oyous occaslon Wrth danc1ng games and refreshments The Freshman Sophomore Parents N1ght came next wxth several humorous plays 1r1 wh1ch many Freshmen took part Danclng ended the evenmg s entertamment W1th the endmg of the1r fmrst year 1n a new world the Freshmen are ready to mount the second rung of the high school ladder. SPGRTS w . X ,o . YK X 0 ,Q ' K 0 7 0 o , , -Q 0 e Qc 5 0 0 0 A-' 3, U F1rstRow E Errcson I Smyk W Bartbault D Post G Mahnoskr A Casella N DeGemm1s I Pagano H Blachcr P Kumkewrch Second Row G Muller W Smallwood I Suggs R Ulr1ch R Va1l A Forghettx F fttwm Thtrd Row D Moore A DeGemm1s M Brenzor G Kowalsky H Stlno H D1ck1nson Coach 0CC8I The 1943 Soccer Team turned out to be a strong team Desptte the fact 1t only won two games everyone 1n G H S was proud of 1t Out of the 35 boys that reported to Coach Hartwell the only veterans were Nrck DeGemrn1s Doug Post Iake Smyk Ioe Pagano Mrke Mahnoskr Baldy Banbault and To1o Monoco The rest of the boys had lrttle or no ex perlence but thanks to Coach Hartwell the boys were molded 1nto shape and G H S had a great team Glastonbury played 1ts openrng game September 21 at Home agamst Ellsworth Ellsworth promptly gave Glastonbury 1ts f1rst set back Score 3 l Banbault made Glastonbury s lone goal Cn September 23 G H S traveled to Wtndsor and were plowed under by the Wtndsor eleven Score 4 U Portland tnvaded us on September 27 Glastonbury succeeded 1n getttng a l 1 t1e Blacka scored for G H S W1th hopes of seelng the ltght of vtctory G H S traveled to Bloomfleld Ram hampered both teams but Bloomfteld flnally won l U Glastonbury won 1ts flrst vlctory by edgtng New1ngton 4 2 For our next four games Glastonbury was handed all defeats Our offenstve proved very weak and the defense played thetr hardest to hold back the v1s1t1ng booters On October 22 Glastonbury edged out Newtngton Score l U Wethersheld was our next guest and G H S W1th Monoco dentmg the nets tw1ce and Smyk and Casella once pulled out a 4 4 t1e In our frnal encounter of the year G H S faced Ellsworth and Ellsworth duphcated 1lS feat of September 21 w1th a 3 1 vtctory Smyk scortng for G H S Soccer season was over w1th a record of two wxns three ttes and seven losses Glastonbury dtdnt have what 1S called a successful season 1n the v1ctory column but what counts IS that the boys fought hard and to the end IH every game l N .1 , I 5 ., W 1 , - W , ,f ., ' Hartwell. , . , . . , .. 11 11 . .. 11 .. 11 .. 11 .. . 11 . . 1 1 1 1 1 .. 11 . .. .11 . . .. 11 .. 11 . 1 , . 1 , . . . , . . . . . 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Addtngton P Solarz Second Row A Casella A DeGemm1s R Drckrnson R Grant R Seat I Suggs R Gllbert D Moore A Forghettl G lohnson Ft Alton Coach Hartwell fgafeffaf ln the early days of November Coach Hartwell sent out h1s order for basketball candtdates Enough boys enhsted to make up srx teams Although there were a large number of boys most of them were begrnners wtth l1ttle expenence The boys drrlled and drtlled hard f1ve ntghts a week for one soltd month rn order to be 1n good physlcal condltton to meet our favored opponents The f1rst squad was formed about one week before our first game Members of thls squad were Doug Post Mtke lvfalxnoskx Nrck DeGemm1s loe Pagano Baldy Bambault lake Smyk Our schedule opened w1th our f1rst defeat from W1ndsor Hrgh by a score of 23 7 Then for our second game W1ndsor Locks tnvaded the Blue and Whttes and slated another defeat for GHS Score 33 18 After our thtrd defeat from Ellsworths champron team by a score of 3516 we were v1s1ted by the Durham Frve We pulled through for the f1rst vrctory of the season, score 2416 Pete Solarz, a surprrsrng substrtute, dented the net wrth 13 po1nts Our second v1ctory was attatned by knockrng out Suffleld on the1r own court by a score of 3920 w1th Pagano scoring 12 potnts and Ntck DeGemm1s wrth 9 The team then traveled to Portland and was smothered by a score of 54 Z4 After thrs upset, they suffered the usual two more defeats Ellsworth was vtctortous 30 10 and Wmdsor by a score of 33 to 20 Mike Malmoskt scored 10 pomts Once beaten by Newmgton, we had our chance to even up the score lake Smyk hooped rn seven pornts to put Glastonbury on the road to vrctory We were vrctorrous by a score of 21 10 Wethersfteld our worthy opponents from across the rrver came to Glastonbury on Feb 8th and defeated our team Mxke Maltnoskl came through w1th flymg Colors hav1ng 10 points to hrs credtt Close beh1nd was Post wrth 8 pomts Score 46 30 Vtctory Again GLASTONBURY BEATS BLOOMFIELD After a rough and tough game our boys pulled ahead to take a well earned vtctory Mtke Maltnoskr SW1Sh6d m 13 POIDIS to star for Glastonbury Score 2715 Glastonbury edged out Suff'eld for the second txme th1s season Doug Post scored 14 potnts for G H S F1na1 score 36 31 W1ndsor Locks The ftnal garne of the season was played at W1ndsor Locks and proved to be our most outstandlng game of the season We were defeated by our opponents w1th a score of 26 24 Nlck DeGemm1s was htgh scorer wtth 15 potnts Members lost through graduahon wtll be Smyk DeGemrr1s Suggs and Grlbert ,,,',-.- 5 1- .5 it ,, , ' ' V ...w ..,-. .5 . v.w,4. ,, N , f ' W ,Jag L ' . . when f'C1'f,' t, Mi-'f r'-15'-'jf,5g, - - 1 ,. ef .f g wf fhaifixi . 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SCHEDULE Aprrl Apr1l Aprrl Aprll May 2 May 5 Woodrow Wrlson Bloornheld W1ndsor Wethersheld Portland Woodrow Wrlson Home Home Away Away Home A Nay May May May May May May N ewmgton W1ndsor Bloomfield Portland Wetherstleld N ewmgton Home Home Away Away Home Away At the t1me thrs arttcle was wrrtten the baseball season was not m full swmg However It 1S pred1cted that the season would be successful because many of our last years candxdates are returmng As yet the team has not been completely orgamzed but Coach Hartwell wrll have our team m shape to do busrness by the tune our season beg1ns We have complete contrdence 1n our team and know that each posmon wrll be hlled by a player deterrmned to do hrs best ' 18 ' 9 ' ' Zl ' l2 ' ' 25 ' 16 ' ' 28 ' 19 23 ' . w 26 . Q14 7 NSFQOPL5 The girls pictured here represent the sports set of G H S for the year 1944 the sports being Field Hockey Soccer Basketball Volley Ball and Baseball This year these girls including a greater number of underclassmen than usual showed an extraordinary interest in sports The underclassmen espe cially the Freshmen have shown stronger competition this year than weve seen in former years All ot the girls this year as in oth r years have displayed both good sportsmanship and fair play at all times Most of the girls have been striving to get their school letters at the end ot their Iunior year rather than at the end ot their Senior year which 1S the usual case It calls for hard work but with the spirit and initiative ot these girls, they will have nothing to fear, for they have what it takes. 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