Hamden High School - Venture Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

'W wg ff-0 MW, Cv-Mfw QHIG 5 A H 9 HAMDEN HHHJSCHQOL ETIUJLTE 1941 TO EVERYONE THERE OPENETH A WAY Dedication We, the class of 1941, in sincere appreciation dedicate this, THE VENTUREH to Our School F Five wwf ,015 vi. J f' X. T OMMM5m HMA15fMAPF f 4 V ff I xx A, foo fam fun f '-1' 1 GSQAPAXLP Ax, X' I r T - 4 f 1 i f ., qt .5 A ,,N,. K s I nf' 1 x 1 X Q -.ACJTQL p H !Cl,f--f ' ! -,, If iff, . ,, ff. ffvif' ' 1 Six .ff - - gy' ' Ai xx X X .X A Uk L ,X K X. bg Q 4 l l fi .1 j Left to right- ' FIRST Row: Regina O. Russell, Ruth K. Walsh, Ethel J. Miniter, Marie C. Geenty, Adrienne M. DeLisle, Harriet F. Carleton, Mildred Goss, Elsa R. Kendall, Alice E. Abbott, Louise S. Hitchcock, Jeaniegray Schiebel, Grace Crawford, Priscilla Hodge, Barbara J. Fitch, Mary E. Knapp. SECOND Row: Willfred Moody QP:-incipalj , William B. Flaherty, Rich- ard F. Mezzotero, Thomas J. Harkin, Henry W. Littlefield QAssist- ant Principalb , Jane M. Maltby, Margaret M. Clifford, Ella F. Wood, Bertha M. Kulberg, Frederick J. Zilli, Harold H. Steinle, Thomas J. Byrnes, Carlo H. Grande. THIRD Row: Arthur L. Stebbins, Joseph M. Regan, Louis Greenberg, Paul B. Keach, Harold G. Lloyd, Hilding O. Sundberg, William H. Couch, Frank D. Luddington, Chauncey L. Fish, William G. Bente. Stanley H. Leeke, Clarence A. Grimes. FOURTH Row: William P. Lyons, F. Marshall Richards, Edward J. Brown, Ernest G. McVey, Randolph C. Aurell, Maskell W. A. Hunt, Harry A. Becker, William K. Dyckes, John J. Laden, James T. Dye, E. Mason Stevens. The Facult Seven X l The Venture for 1941 NANCY RHYNEDANCE, Editor-in-Chief BURTON HICOGK, Assistant Editor ELLEN BREE SUE CARTWRIGHT Editorial Board MARY ALICE DONLEAVY MARILYN GEARY HELAINE HAYS MARION JONES MARGARET FULTON MARTIN MALIA FRED VOOS Business Board BARBARA LEHR, Business WILLIAM BUTLER NELLIE DEPALMA JUNE PARNSWORTH Art Board Clerical Staff MARION MGMANUS ELEANOR MOORE ELAINE MGNERNEY MARJORIE PITT ISAEEL RILEY PAT SCHNELLE MARY JANE STONE RI-IODA WEINER Manager GORDON GALLIGAN PAUL REBUCCI WALTER BROPHY JOSEPHINE FUNARO, Chairman ANNA PRAGOLA MARION PRINZHORN AGNES MALARO RAYMOND RAPUANO Feature Writers ALYCE PENN, The Student Council RUSSELL SULLIVAN, The Dial DOROTHY BRANT, ISABEL RILEY, Music HORACE FILER, WILLIAM LANZONI, WILLIAM NIGKOLS, Sporrs Class Faculty Adviser MR. RANDOLPH AURELL Venture Advisers MR. JOSEPH P. TIERNEY MISS REGINA O, RUSSELL Eight Class of 1941 M dl. l-V' N en 1 f if MCL l G Sw 0 Owls? W3 5 as NANCY HARLAND R1-IYNEDANCE Nan 4 Haverford Street Grade School: Spring Glen Nancy has been a member of the Swimming Club, the Orchestra and the Freshmen Girls' Glee Club. During her senior year she acted as class historian and Editor of THE VENTURE. Her in- terests include tennis, dancing and skiing, and her hobbies consist of playing the piano, knitting and reading. Next year she plans to attend Swarthmore College. HENRY BURTON HICOCK Burt Academy Road. Cheshire Grade School: Humiston Burt's activities have included the Boys' Glee Club. the A-Cap- pella Choir, the Rifle Club. the track team, intramurals. and the Student Council. He has also served on the editorial board of The Cupola and was the assistant editor of THE VENTURE. His in- terests are music, woodcarving and dramatics. Next year Burt plans to attend Dartmouth or Bates College. BARBARA AUGUSTA LEHR Bobbie 45 Elihu Street Grade School: Spring Glen Barbara has been home room president and a member of both the business and editorial boards of The Dial and business manager of The Cupola. She also was a member of the Fencing, Science and Photography Clubs and is now editor of THE VENTURE business board. Her hobbies are photography, sports, journalism and in- terviewing celebrities. Barbara hopes to enter Vassar College next year. J OSEPHINE PAULINE FUNARO HJC., 484 Newhall Street Grade School: Newhall Street Josephine has been interested in intramurals as well as the Glee Club. She is also the secretary and accountant for the Athletic Association. Josephine's interests outside of school are dramatics and sports. Upon graduation she intends to enter the business world. JUNE W. FARNSWORTH Fonsie 28 Wilkins Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue June is interested chiefly in art. This year she is the art editor of THE VENTURE and a member of the art staff of The Dial. In her freshman year June was a member of the Student Council and the Glee Club. She is interested in swimming and drawing and wishes to travel. June plans to attend the Fashion School of New England in Boston next Fall. HAMDE HIGH ARNOLD CHAITE KAUFMAN Koffee Shepard Avenue Arnold. president of the senior class, came to Hamden from Cen- terville Grammar School. At Hamden he was a member of the varsity football squad. Debating Club, Dramatic Club and boys' intramurals. Arnold's hobbies are public speaking and dramatics. Arnold placed second in the state oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion, He plans to enter Bates College. twwk -rf- ' PETER JOHN ALBERTINI Killer 30 Elmer Avenue Grade School: Church Street Pete has been active in the Student Government and sports here at Hamden. He was a member of the baseball, basketball and foot- ball teams. He is vice- resident of the senior class has served on . p , the Student Council, and on the Prom Committee for two years. After graduation Pete plans to'attend the Junior College of Com- ITICYCQ. PAUL REBUCCI HD 3 2821 Dixiirlll Avenue 099, Grade School: Centerville Paul has been a member of the Stamp and Bowling Clubs. He has also served as treasurer of the Class of 1941 for the last three years and has been assistant manager of the hockey team for one year and manager for two years. Paul enjoys all sports, particu- larly hockey. swimming and bowling. Next year he plans to at- tend Boston University nnd hopes to become a certiiied public ac- countant. NELLIE ROSE-MARIE DEPALMA Chubby Dee 22 Armstrong Street Grade School: State Street Nellie's activities included the Glee Club. A-Cappella Choir. traffic squad, Student Council, Photography Club and Senior Prom Committee. In her senior year, Nellie was secretary of her class. Nellie's hobbies include dancing, sports, reading. photography and skating. Next year Nellie will attend a junior college. MERWYN DAVID Murph 30 Helen Street Grade School: Helen Street Merwyn has served on the business board of The Dial. the Prom Committee, the Athletic Council, and has had the honor of being the president of his class for two years. In addition to this. Mer- wyn was president of the Driving Club. Merwyn enjoys all sports and domestic and foreign affairs. In September Merwyn plans to attend the University of Michigan. CLASS OF1941 W at ,Nu lf be W 4111? X NQI 1071 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe While in high school Mary belonged to the First Aid Club and the Homemaking Club. She is interested in dancing, hiking and bowling. Next year Mary intends to go to business school. 1 jj MARY ADDARIO Y SPENCER W. AHRENS Spenm'e 6 Newton Street Grade School: Helen Street 'While in high school Spennie belonged to the Band, the Boys' Glee Club. the Mixed Glee Club and the A-Cappella Choir. He is especially interested in music. Next year Spencer plans to attend college. EDWARD CHARLES ALLEN Michey Mouse 145 Church Street Grade School: St. Francis While in high school Edward was on the hockey squad, joined the Golf Club and the stage crew. He is interested in commercial lettering and art. Next year Ed is entering the A. C. Gilbert Co. as an assistant in the advertising department. NANNETTE ANN AULETTA Nan 41 Collins Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe While in high school Nan joined the Girls' Choir, The Dial editorial board and the Driving Club. She is interested in swim- ming, dancing and traveling. Next year Nan hopes to go to Katherine Gibbs. MURIEL GLADYS AUSTIN 48 Woodbine Street Grade School: Spring Glen While in high school Muriel joined the Look Around Club. the Photography Club and the Skating Club. She is interested in por- trait sketching. riding and auto mechanics. Next year Muriel hopes to attend the Yale School of Fine Arts. I-IAMDE HIGH Twelve CAROLINE ELIZABETH AXELL 140 Hawthorne Avenue Grade School: Spring Glen While in high school Caroline participated in the Swimming. Red Cross and the Home Economics Clubs. Her hobbies are skat- ing, skiing and bowling. Next year Caroline intends to go to busi- ness school. NORMA BACON 38 Piper Road Before entering Hamden, Norma attended Orange Street School and Commercial High School. She likes dancing and roller skating and her hobby is collecting swing records. Next year Norma plans to study fashion designing. Tb 1 EDITH G. BANNERMAN ' iff!!! Edie 'A gs gy! 114 Bedford Avenue Edith came to Hamden from Commerce High School in Worces- ter, Mass. She is interested in stamp collecting and post card col- -. iw lecting. Next year Edith plans to go to an art school. EMMA BARBIERI ..Em,, 363 Morse Street Grade School: Newhall Street Emma belonged to the Italian and First Aid Clubs. She also participated in intramurals. Her hobbies are dancing and skating. Next year Emma will attend a business school. ,ff JAMES ANTHoNY BARRYVQZCL t Barry ll Athol Place James attended First Avenue School and the West Ha enjl-Ifg School before coming to Hamden. At Hamden he has been active in intramural sports and the Band. James likes basketball and hockey. His plans for next year are uncertain. CLASS 0131941 LAWRENCE BEATTIE. JR. Larry Brooksvale, Mt. Carmel Larry came to Hamden from Humiston Grammar School in Cheshire. While in high school Larry was on the visual aid crew and the traffic squad. He is interested in hunting and pho- tography. Next year Larry plans to get a job. fc i Q 1 Xt ALICE BELLMORE X , 1465 Dixwell Avenue After being graduated from Church Street School. Alice en- tered Hamden where she has been active in sports. She was a cheer leader for two years and has taken part in intramurals. Alice is interested in dancing and collecting popular records. After gradu- ation she plans to attend business school. ILLIAM JOSEPH BELLNIORE X N Bill 'Q 1465 Dixwell Avenue x X r e School: Church Street William's ' in mden have been: Freshman Glee Club. boys' cooking a l V. baseball, and intramural football and baseball. His i terests are sports. mechanics, dancing and collecting swing records. Will1am's plans for next year are undecided. ELSIE CRAWFORD BENNETT 145 Harmon Street Before coming to Hamden. Elsie attended the Woodbridge Coun- try Day School in Ansonia. In high school she has been a member of the Freshman Girls' Glee Club and the Girl Reserves and has taken part in girls' intramurals. Her main interests are swimming, dancing and playing badminton. Next year Elsie plans to enter Larson Junior College. WALTER RICHARD BERGAMINI Berg 36 School Street Grade School: Centerville Walter has been active in intramural basketball. softball. golf. football and Orchestra. His special interests are: fishing, sports, good music and business ethics. Walter plans to enter business. HAMDE HIGH Fourteen gs MARY JANE BERGER Bergen 37 Haverford Street After graduating from Putnam Avenue School. Mary Jane came to Hamden where she has been a member of the Girl Reserves, and has taken part in girls' intramurals. Her hobby is collecting popu- lar records and she likes swimming, skating and dancing. Mary Jane hopes to enter college after graduation. OLOA M. BERGER eb? p xo N02 Bunnie U07 NPJN 43 Bedford Avenue NO AW Grade School: Spring Glen While in Hamden. Olga has participated in freshman dramatics. intramurals, Swimming Club. Orchestra and Choir. She lists her hobbies as swimming and skating. Next year Olga may go to Weylister Junior College. JUNE MARGURITE BERTHELSON June-Bug 33 Norris Street Grade School: Spring Glen While in high school June belonged to the Look Around Club, the Riding Club and the Dramatic Club. She is interested in bowl- ing, swimming, dancing and riding. Next year June plans to enter Larson Junior College and ultimately to do advertising work. 1 4 DOROTHY BITZER Q V ' if M Dot if ips., 'if 42 Alenier Street M Before entering Hamdcn, Dorothy attended Lincoln School, Bassett Junior High and Hillhouse. While she was at Bassett she served on the school paper, The Bassettgram. Her hobby is making a scrapbook of movie stars. and her favorite sports are swimming, sliding. skating. badminton and tennis. She also likes typing. After graduation Dorothy plans to go to college. WARREN EDWARD BLAKE Baldy 160 Church Street Warren entered Hamden from Church Street School. While here he has been a member of the stage crew, the cafeteria squad and the Model Yacht Club. Warren was also a member of the track team. His main interests are boating, swimming and hiking, and he enjoys doing art-metal work. Warren plans to enter the U. S. Navy as a machinist after graduation. CLASS OF19-41 F liffffll .Dk WILLIAM JAMES BLAND B 'II 1 Ives Street, Mt. Carmel l'Bill came to us after graduating from Mt. Carmel School. In high school he was on the football team and took part in intra- mural baseball, basketball and touch football. Besides his sports he is also interested in fishing, hunting and swimming. After graduation he plans to work. ALLEN S. BORSARI Buzz 41 School Street Allen entered Hamden from Centerville Grammar School. He likes to fish and make metal projects, and his hobby is building model airplanes. After graduation Allen plans to learn either the tool-making or machinist trade. ROBERT JOHN BOUCHER Bowch 25 Savoy Street Robert attended the Ferry Street School and Church Street School. He has belonged to the Stamp Club and boys' intramurals. His interests are football, hockey and writing. Robert's plans for next year are undecided, but he would like to continue in the field of writing. LEILA FLORINE BOWEN Muggsie 56 Third Street Leila came to Hamden in her senior year from Troup Junior High and Commercial. She is interested in tennis, swimming and collecting souvenirs. Next year she hopes to continue working in Shartenberg's and to take voice lessons. GLORIA CHARLOTT BOZZUTO HDOdy,l 32 Alling Street Gloria entered Hamden from Bassett Junior High in her sopho- more year. She has been a library assistant in Hamden. Gloria's interests are photography, hiking, traveling. badminton. ping-pong, reading and sewing. She is entering the Meriden School of Nursing next year. HAMDE HIGH Sixteen JUNE BRADY 20 Bradley Avenue June came to Hamden from Helen Street School. While in high school she was in the Freshman Girls' Glee Club, the Driving and French Clubs, and on the editorial board of The Cupola. Next year June is going to college, where she will study dietetics. DOROTHY LOUISE BRANDT Dot 31 Concord Street Grade School: Church Street Dorothy has been a member of the band. orchestra, choir and Driving Club. Dorothy was also the secretary and treasurer of the traffic squad and assistant manager of the circulation board of The Dial. .Dorothy's interests are sports and music. Dorothy keeps a sports scrapbfook as a hobby. Next year she will go into commercial work. TMI pa,-J' 'puff ELLEN LUCILLE BREE W 45 Russell Street From Spring Glen School Ellen came to Hamden, where she became a member of the Freshman Girls' Glee Club and the French Club. She is interested in reading and writing, and has been an active member of the editorial boards of The Dial, The Cupola and THE VENTURE. Ellen also likes walking, hiking and dramatics. Next year she plans to attend Albertus Magnus College. CLAIRE BRILL 7 Laconia Street Claire graduated from Helen Street School. Her activities in Hamden have been Girl Reserves, intramurals and Drivers' Club. She has also worked in the school bank and been a library assistant. Claire is interested in dancing, skating, bowling and swimming. Next year she will go to business school. WILLIAM BRILL Bill , 7 Laconia Street William came to Hamden from Helen Street School and his main interest has been in music. He plays the slide trombone and has been in the band for four years and the orchestra for one year. Next year William plans to go to college. CLASS OF 1941 Seventeen J-rg, A 3 5 if PHILLIPS CUSHING BROOKS, JR. Phil 34 Bedford Avenue Grade School: Spring Glen While in Hamden, Phil was secretary, a member of the band, Glee Club and senior dance committee. His interests are music, model airplanes, swimming and tennis. Next year Phil plans to go to prep school and later college. WALTER J. BROPHY, JR. Broph l59 Wooding Street Walter came to Hamden after having attended the Bernard, Abra- ham Lincoln and Dixwell Avenue Schools. His interests are swim- ming, hockey and yachting. While in Hamden he has been a mem- ber of the Swimming Club, hockey team, Dial Art Board and THE VENTURE Art Board. Next year Walter will go to Michigan or Notre Dame. JOSEPH FRANCIS BRUNO Joe 8 5 Rochford Avenue Joseph attended the Ferry Street School and Fair Haven Junior High before coming to Hamden. He played varsity football and basketball. and was manager of the baseball team, captain of an intramural softball team, vice-president of the Varsity Club and co-captain of the 1941 basketball team. Joseph is interested in history and sports. His hobbies are model planes and keeping a sports scrapbook. Next year he is planning to enter college. 5 Shorty i l60 Helen Street ,After gra ati g from Helen Street School, Herbert came to mden h has been in the shop service and the Model Yacht lub, besi ' p ying football in his sophomore year. He is' in- rested ' gi eering, navigation and piloting. After graduation h plan to e er work or go to Junior College. .- H WALDEMAR BRUSCHAYT ALICE BARBARA BULLER UAV, Alice came to Hamde om Sprin G o . uring high school she 'o' e --- Econo ' , t e Look Around Club and p t ' ated i intra urals : -' is interested in swim- ming, collecting souve 0.3. ing badminton. Next year r A 31 S iff Street 'tg ' Alice intends to go to a - 5 school. HAMDE HIGH writing and reading. She plans to enter training at Meriden Hos 053 web? C21-W6 JOHN JOSEPH BURK Jack 98 First Street John came to Hamden from Dixwell Avenue School and while he has been here he has taken an active part in the sports program. Besides participating in boys' intramurals. he has been on the hockey team for three years and also on the boys' bowling team. He likes bowling. skating and swimming. His plans for next year are as yet undecided. WILLIAM ANDREW BUTLER Bill 28 Robert Street Grade School: Church Street Bill has been president of the Athletic Council and a mem- ber of THE VENTURE business board as well as being an active participant in the sports program. He has been on the track and basketball teams, has taken part in intramurals. and has been a member of the Tumbling Club. Besides sports he also likes current events. He hopes to attend the University of Pennsylvania after graduation. xp I-N'i:,T OLA MARGARET CAFANO BNA U 382 Morse Street Q P Grade School: Newhall Street Viola has belonged to both the Bowling and the Italian Clubs, and has participated in intramurals. Her hobbies are dancing, bowling and collecting miniature dogs. Viola's plans are not com- plete. ' Bob 29 Savoy Street 1 Grade School: Church Street i RT ALEXANDER CANYOCK ' b' hasmn a member of the Stamp Club, the football team an he k squad, and has participated in intramural basketball a een assistant manager of the basketball team. His hobby is ecting popular records. Bob plans to attend a preparatory school before entering Rensselaer Polytechnical Institution Where he will study technical aeronautics. 'I MARIANNA CARDILLO 'U . . .. W Skxdrll1' , R 46 Easton Street Marianna was graduated from Troup Junior High School. She is interested in traveling and hiking and her 'hobbies are dancing I pital. CLASS 0131941 'gait Q. ROBERT FRANCIS CARNEY Carnegie 37 Bradley Avenue Bob came to Hamden High from Helen Street School. He is a member of the traffic squad. Bob's interest is airplanes and as a hobby he collects airplanes and airplane pictures. He would like to make the army a career and specialize in the aircraft unit. I ANGELENA MARIE CAROLLA 84 Alstrum Street JR ..Ange,. xlxlkngelena came to Hamden as a graduate of Dixwell Avenue chool. She has belonged to the Home Economics Club in Ham- den. Angelena has also participated in volleyball. badminton and ping-pong. Bowling and dancing are her hobbies. Next year An- gelena plans to get an ofhce job. ELEANOR NELLIE CAROLLA HEI., 902 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe El has been a member of the Italian Club, the girls' intra- murals, the Home Economics and the Home Making Club. She likes reading and all sports. Next year Eleanor plans to enter a nursing school. NANCY ELIZABETH CARTER Nan Highland Avenue, Cheshire Grade School: Spring Glen While in Hamden Nancy has been a member of the circulation board of The Dial and Public Speaking Club. She enjoys dancing and reading. Next year Nancy is going into training for nursing. SUSAN LOUISE CARTWRIGHT Sue 55 Brookside Drive Grade School: Spring Glen In her sophomore year in high school Susan was a member of the Glee Club. In her junior and senior years she worked on The Dial board and in the senior year worked on both The Cupola and THE VENTURE. Susan is fond of horses and all outdoor sports. She hopes to enter Smith or Wellesley College. I-IAMDE HIGH TERESA MARY CASTIGLIONE Trix 76 Elihu Street Grade School: Spring Glen Since entering Hamden High, Teresa has joined the Italian Club and has been a member of the Freshman Dial Circulation Board. She likes reading, dancing and sewing and plans to enter a school of nursing in the coming year. CHARLES CATANIA Count 68 Church Street Before coming to Hamden. Charles attended Fair Haven High and Commercial High. While with us he has been active in foot- ball and track and has been a member of the Glee Club, the Music Club and the A-Capella Choir. He plans to enter business. DAVID E. CATANIA WJ Doc I fb 205 Helen Street Grade School: Helen Street In high school Doc has been a member of the Scout Leader- ship Club, the Slide Rule Club and has been treasurer of the Stamp Club. He likes all sports. Next year David will continue his work as shoe salesman at Alpert's and then enter either the University of Connecticut or the United States Army. SABA MARION CATANIA I i - ' A D1'mpIes ' Oi 205 Helen Street 1 f Grade School: Helen Street if l During her four years in high school, Saba has been a library assistant as well as a member of Girl Reserves and girls' intramurals. She likes sports and dancing. Saba will enter secretarial school next year. 1. 35 F JOSEPHYNE CAVALLO gf ,J vi ,,-A 49 Second Street Grade School: Margaret I-. Keefe During her four years in Hamden High, Jo belonged to the Slide Rule Club. the Chemistry Club and the Bowling Club. She likes dancing, skating and tennis and plans to enter Tem le Uni- P versity of Chiropody in Philadelphia. CLASS OF1941 MALCOLM SHEPHERD CHAPMAN Mal Maple Avenue, North Haven Grade School: Center During all four years of high school Mal has been a member of the Band. During his senior year he was a member of the bowl- ing team. Next year Mal will probably do office work but hopes eventually to get into naval aviation. EDWARD B. CHATZEK ..Kip,, 116 Church Street Grade School: Church Street f h Stam Club and Although Edward has been a member o t e p the Radio Quiz Club, his real liking is for the great out-of- doors. This has been shown by his work in the Rifie Club and ' Edward will enter the School of the Scout Leadership Course. Forestry of the University of Connecticut. MAXWELL CHERNOFF Buddy 80 Second Street Max came to Hamden from Troup Junior High School. While in high school he participated in the Slide Rule Club and intra- murals. His hobbies are aviation, railroad and stamps. Next year Max hopes to go to college. MADELINE ANTOINETTE CIVITELLO i'Ciui 16 Dix Street Madeline came to Hamden from the Margaret L. Keefe School. While in high school she has been a member of the Italian Club and freshman girls' intramurals. Madeline hopes to attend a school of hairdressing. MILDRED EDWINA CLARK Milly 33 Belmont Street d t'n from Putnam Avenue School Milly came After gra ual g , to Hamden where she has been a member of the Look Around ' l l draw- Club and the girls 1ntramurals. She likes art. particu ary ing. Next year Milly will go to a secretarial school. HAMDE HIGH Twenty-two 4X PHYLLIS E. CLARK E' I Phi 9l Lexington Street Phyllis attended Ivy Street School and Bassett Junior High be- fore entering Hamden. She was assistant manager of the circula- tion board of The Dial. She is interested in prominent bands and their recordings. Dancing and swimming are also her hobbies. Phyllis has belonged to the Home Economics Club, Freshman Girls' Glee and Gym Assistants' Club. Next year she will probably go to Stone's Business College. LEE HADDEN CLIFFORD 36 Myra Road Lee has been a member of the Boys' Food Club and the Slide Rule Club. His interests are meteorology, hiking, cycling and the cinema. Next year Lee will go to the University of Maine. JOHN DANIEL COLACRAY Big John 42 St. Mary Street Grade School: Newhall Street At Hamden John played ping-pong, volleyball. basketball, bad- minton and intramural football and baseball. He likes traveling. baseball, dancing and billiards. John's plans for next year are undecided. ELLIS COLEMAN Elly 79 Ralston Avenue Ellis attended Putnam Avenue School and St. Lawrence School before entering Hamden. Ellis is interested in dancing, hiking. archery and swimming. Next year he plans to work. NELLIE GERTRUDE COLLIER Tracy 69 Ardmore Street Nellie was graduated from Spring Glen School. She has been a library assistant. member of the Home Economics Club and the Look Around Club, and has taken part in girls' intramurals. Nellie likes swimming, tennis. ping-pong and hiking. Next year she plans to attend St. Margaret's Hospital in Albany. CLASS OF 1941- Twenty-three eff x2 MARION AGNES CONDON State Street, North Haven Marion came to Hamden from State Street School. She likes to collect arrow heads but her main interest is aviation and she hopes that some day she will pilot a plane. Her plans for the coming year are uncertain. ,fi C ! QI! If ' A Jorustf DAVID CONNELLY pf Sonny U! 127 Waite Street A 'f Grade School: Spring Glen o wa home room president for two years and vice-president of the juni He played varsity basketball, intramurals and was a gymlassistant for three years. He is interested in sports and mathematics. 'John alsofserved on the Prom Committee. Next year he will go to Cornell or Yale. GERALDYNE GRACE CONQUESTE Gerry 29 St. Mary Street Grade School: Newhall Street While in Hamden, Gerry has participated in the Girl Reserves d Girls' Choir. Her interests include horse-back riding, sewing ketball and playing the piano. Gerry hopes to attend Howard iversity, Washington, D. C.. where she will continue her study x tennis. Among her hobbies are writing short stories, playing of music. MARY CORSO Sis 272 Wooding Street Mary entered Hamden from St. Lawrence School and West Ha- ven High. Mary has belonged to the Home Economics Club. Cheer Leaders' Club and the circulation board of The Dial. Mary's in- terests are ice skating, dancing and driving. Next year she is plan- ning to attend a business college. JOSEP F. C ENZA 36 ch I0 t Grade Schoo Street Since entering Hamden High, has been a home room presi- dent and member of the Student ncil. He has also been a mem- ber of the Hiking Club, the Glee Club, the Tumbling Club and the track team, and has won two sets of numerals for basketball. Joe plans to work a year before entering the University of Con- necticut. HAMDE HIGH SETH LEE COWLES, JR. Spring Street, Cheshire Lee came to Hamden from Humiston School in Cheshire. He has been a member of the Visual Aid Club and the Model Boat Club here at high school. and his hobby is the theatre. Lee plans to work a year before going to college. ANNA CRETELLA Ann 6 0 Second Street Anna was graduated from Margaret L. Keefe School and here at Hamden High she has been in the Girls' Glee Club and on the editorial board of the Cupola. Her favorite subjects are English and typing. and she is interested in sports and in journalism. She likes music and enjoys roller-skating and dancing. She is not cer- tain what she will do next year. GLORIA ANGELA CRISCUOLO Shorty 8 Paramount Avenue Grade School: Putnam Avenue In high school Gloria belonged to the Band, the Orchestra and Freshman Girls' Glee Club. Gloria likes music and is interested in nursing. Gloria's plans for next year are indefinite. EDWARD C. CROTTY Scotty 61 Oberlin Road Edward attended the Bassett Junior High School and Hillhouse before entering Hamden. Edward's activities here included Student Council. intramurals and varsity basketball. Among his interests are music and all types of sports. Upon being graduated, Edward plans to attend Notre Dame. ANNE RUTH CURTIS 1768 Whitney Avenue Grade School: Spring Glen Anne has been active in the Tinkering Club, the Pottery Club, the Swimming Club, and the business board of The Dial. Anne's hobbies are horseback riding. skating and swimming. Next year Anne will enter a nursing school. CLASS 0131941 Bw LL! it V J' ffl lffi BERNADETTE BEATRICE CUSANO B r ie 71 Thonipzon Street Bernadette came to Hamden having previously attended the Roger Sherman School, Troup Junior High and Commercial High School. In Hamden her activities have been Photography Club. Driving Club and circulation board of The Dial. Bernadette en- joys reading, meeting people, dancing, swimming, tennis and trav- eling. She plans to enter St. Raphael's Hospital and become an army or specialized nurse. THERESA LAURA DeANGEI.O Dutchy New Road Theresa was graduated from the Mt. Carmel School. Theresa has been active in the Bowling Club while at high school. Music. dancing, bowling and sports are Theresa's favorite hobbies, while oflice practice has been her favorite subject. In the coming year Theresa hopes to continue in commercial work. ANGELO GEORGE DeCAPUA ' 'Prof 1781 State Street Grade School: State Street During Angelo's freshman year, he was a member of The Dial circulation board, and a member of the Music Club. Piano playing, swimming, golf and stamp collecting are Angelo's hobbies. Angelo plans to attend Yale University in September. JAMES MICHEAI. DECERBO 4'Jimmie 107 North Street Grade School: Margaret I.. Keefe James' interests at Hamden have centered on the trafic squad and the Photography Club. James' chief pastimes include voice culture, business administration, popular music and sports. Upon being graduated James plans to attend Columbia Univers' to pur- sue studies in business administration. . J 3 J- VITO DeLUIGI Del 865 Dixwell Avenue Vito was graduated from Newhall Street Sc ool. He was a member of the Tumbling Club, the Swimming Club and the Fenc- ing Club. I-Iis chief interests are archery, knife-throwing, hiking and underwater swimming. Vito will be employed as meteorolo- gist at Municipal Airport next year and the following year he hopes to attend college. I-IAMDE I-IICJI-I ADELINE CORRINE De1VECCHIO Shorty 89 Alstrum Street Grade School: Margaret I.. Keefe Adeline's activities have included The Dial circulation board. the Public Speaking Club and the Guidance Office. where she has been a receptionist. Shorty pursues as hobbies writing. reading and dancing. Adeline hopes to find employment as a stenographer after graduation. MARIE FRANCES DeMAIOvB.ol'0'bL,.gK 1582 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Church Street u5a'e'-all While at high school Marie participated in the Freshman Glee Club. Student Council. The Dial business board. The Dial circula- tion manager. Prom Committee, senior dance committee and the Badminton Club. Her hobbies are ice skating and tennis. Upon being graduated. Marie plans to attend the Junior College of Physiotherapy. JOHN DePINTO DeP1'nto 29 Bayley Avenue Grade School: Church Street John was interested in athletics, being a gym assistant, a mem- ber of the track and football teams. During his freshman year John was a member of the Glee Club. John's plans for the com- ing year are incomplete. MARY JANE DESMOND Maple Avenue. North Haven Grade School: Center School At Hamden, Mary Jane became interested in intramurals, the traffic squad and the Freshman Girls' Glee Club in addition to be- ing a home room secretary. Mary Jane's chief interests are dental work, dancing and swimming. In September Mary Jane plans to attend Forsyth, in Boston. to study dental hygiene. CRESCENCE DICKERMAN Cres 240 Washington Avenue Crescence entered Ham n from the Centerville School. Her favorite activities in de eback iding, bowling and dancing. She ho ss world. CLASS OF1941 l. xg -vw J O ful Ml f' list I WILLIAM ROBERT DINGWELL Bill 53 Second Street Bill was graduated from Dixwell Avenue School. He ,has been active in football and track and he's interested in driving. mechanics and in aviation. Bill plans to work after graduation. MARY ALICE DONLEAVY Molly 83 Greenway Street Mary Alice came to Hamden from the Spring Glen School. While at Hamden she took an active part in the Freshman Dramatic Club, intramurals, the Swimming Club and was a member of the business board of The Dial, THE VENTURE editorial board and thc Mixed Glee Club. Mary Alice enjoys fashions as a hobby. Mary Alice will continue her education after graduation. ELINOR MARIE EARLE MEN-,, 1 1301 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Church Street Elinor has been active in the Bowling Club and the Homemaking Club. Elinor's hobbies are music. sports. dancing and bowling. Elinor intends to continue in commercial work after graduation. STELLA THERESA EDELE Stella Dallas Wooding Street After being graduated from Helen Street School, Stella came to Hamden High, where she was a member of the Home Economics Club. Her favorite subjects are office practice and home-making, and she enjoys music, reading, sewing and outdoor sports. Stella is undecided as to what she will do after graduation. ROBERT REGAN ECK Eck, the Wreck 59 Carew Road Bob came to Hamden from St. Francis' Parochial School and Hillhouse High School. He has been a member of the Glee Clubs. Bowling Club, Debating Club and the dramatic groups. Bob is interested in dramatics. golf, tennis, bowling and dancing. Next year he plans to attend Norwich University. Vt., or Yale Uni- versity. HAMDE HIGH K Jax Xgxuc WX? V MADELINE ELIZABETH EDELL Lynn 148 Mather Street From Putnam Avenue School, Madeline entered Hamden High School where she participated in intramurals and the various ping- pong tournaments. Madeline numbers ping-pong. record collect- ing and dancing among her hobbies. Madeline has no definite plans for the coming year. GEORGE THOMAS EPPS Corrigan Epps 35 Dudley Street Grade School: Newhall Street George sang with the Boys' Glee Club and A-Cappella Choir and also played junior varsity football while at Hamden. George numbers traveling and tennis among his hobbies. George plans to study music after graduation. LOUISE ANN ESPOSITO Sue Railroad Avenue Grade School: Mt. Carmel Louise has been a member of the Bowling Club and the Home Economics Club. Music. dancing and sports are Louise's hobbies. Louise hopes to be a telephone operator after graduation. ARLINE ABIGAIL EVANS Gail ll74 Whitney Avenue Grade School: Putnam Avenue Arline has participated in the Homemaking Club. Freshman Girls' Glee Club, the Needlework Club, and the Girls' Reserves. Also, for the past three years. Arline has been a member of the Band, Arline lists tennis. skating, dancing and sports among her favorite hobbies. Arline's plans for the future are not complete. ANN AGNES FEE Ginger ll6 Elmer Street Grade School: State Street While in Hamclen she has taken part in field hockey and basket- ball. She is interested in dancing, swimming and music. Next year Ann plans to go on with her studies in secretarial work. CLASS OF1941 26,5 X,,g,,,c,fX l - 'S 'QQ MJ, fl.: 'B .XX 1, xy. I BERNICE SYLVIA EELIX Bern ll76 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Helen Street Bernice has been an active participant in the Home Economics Club for three years and the Swimming Club for one year, as well as the circulation board of The Cupola. She enjoys music. read- ing. swimming and hiking. Bernice plans a business career for next Fall. WILLIAM ALBERT EELSKE, JR. Bill Willow Street, Cheshire Grade School: Humiston Bill was active in intramurals, participating in football, bas- ketball and volleyball. Bill numbers all sports among his hob- bies. Bill plans to attend an accounting school upon graduation. ALYCE ETHEL EENN Rusty 53 Fenn Road. Cheshire Grade School: Humiston Alyce is the secretary of the Student Council. a member of The Cupola business board, the Glee Club, the Quiz Club, the Look Around Club and the Dramatic Club. She is interested in drawing and music. Alyce plans to attend Connecticut University next fall. MARY PHILOMENA FLYNN Phil 20 Filbert Street Grade School: Spring Glen Phil has been a member of the Glee Club and the A-Capella Choir as well as the Dress Designing Club and the business board of The Cupola. Her interests outside of school are art. reading, swim- ming and music. Phil plans to attend college next fall. HELEN CATHERINE EOLEY DoIey 92 Church Street Grade School: Church Street As her favorite sport is swimming, Helen has been a member of the Swimming Club for two years. Dancing and all types of sports are her favorite recreation. Helen intends to go into business after graduation. HAMDE HIGH Thirty NORMA ANITA FONTAINE X Norm 112 Wayland Street Grade School: Spring Glen Norma has been a member of the Swimming Club, the Girls' Glee Club and the A-Cappella Choir as well as a home room sec- retary. Her favorite recreations are singing, hiking, ping-pong, swimming and fencing. Norma plans to enter the New Haven Teacher's College next fall. PATRICIA RUTH FONTAINE Pat 15 Belmont Street Pat received part of her primary education in the schools of Quincy, Mass., and the remainder at Putnam Avenue School. She has been on the traflic squad for four years, a member of the French Club for two years and a member of the Slide Rule Club for one year. Patricia is interested in dancing, skating, tennis and coin collecting. After attending the New Haven Comptometer School she intends to study surgical nursing. VALERIE ANN FORAN Val 151 Old Hartford Turnpike Valerie came to Hamden from Gateway in her junior year. XVhiln in high school she has participated in the Swimming Club and the Riding Club. As recreations Valerie enjoys sailing and tennis the most, Next fall she plans to enter Bennington College in Vermont. GEMMA FORNI Gem 2209 State Street Gemma was graduated from State Street School. She was a member of the Glee Club, has participated in girls' intramurals. and. in her senior year, she was a member of the retail selling class. Gemma is interested in dancing, roller skating, ice skating and bas- ketball. After graduation she plans to continue in retail selling. ANNA MAY FRAGOLA UFFOQSIDQH 109 Burke Street Grad: School: Margaret L. Keefe While in hi h school Anna has been a member of the Home g , Economics Club and several intramural teams. She is interested in tennis. skating. reading and dramatics as after school recreation. Anna plans to attend Stone's College upon graduation. CLASS OF1941 nl so . 4 30, -4 Qui? 'pa W 0 TA ,QC 5 ,, .W EDWARD EREDA ..Ed., 31 Morris Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue Ed has been a member of the Student Council and home room treasurer. He has also been a member of the track team. His chief interests are photography and swimming. Edward plans to enter a school of finance at the University of Pennsylvania next fall. ELMER STANLEY FREDERICKSEN Red 19 9 Goodrich Street Elmer came to Hamden from Bassett Junior High School in New Haven. While at Hamden he has been active in intramural football. His hobbies are rifle shooting and bowling. After gradu- ation Elmer intends to enter a business or take up a trade. DONALD GEORGE FREDRICKSEN Red 124 Park Avenue Before entering Hamden. Donald attended Center School in Woodbridge and, for two years. Hillhouse High School. While at Hillhouse he was on the P. M. hockey team. Donald is inter- ested in woodworking, bowling and skating. Next fall he in- tends to enter a trade school and study refrigeration. MARGARET CAMPBELL FULTON Margie 137 Santa Fe Avenue Grade School: Spring Glen Margaret has been active as a member of The Dial editorial board, the Student Council, the editorial board of THE VENTURE and the Dramatic Club. Her outside interests are swimming. skating, read- ing and dramatics. Margaret is planning to enter Mt. Holyoke College next fall. RITA PHYLLIS FUNARO Ritz 102 Third Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe She has been a member of the Needlecraft. Photography and Italian Clubs. Rita's interests include dancing and ice skating. She plans to attend business college next year. HAMDE HIGH WALTER HERBERT GADD Walt 406 Skiff Street, North Haven Grade School: Spring Glen Walter belonged to the Boys' Glee Club and the Mixed Choir. He is interested in wood carving and wrestling. When he leaves Hamden High, Walt plans to seek employment. MATTHEW GORDON GALLIGAN Gal 7 7 Augur Street Gordon entered Hamden from Putnam Avenue School. In high school he has been a member of the Debating Club, served on the business board of THE VENTURE, and on the advertising board of The Cupola. His hobbies are stamp collecting. sports. swing mu- sic and travel. Next year Gordon plans to attend Fordham Uni- , versity. lk! NEALE GAMACHE 72 Westminster Street A graduate of Church Street School, Neale has been an out- standing member of both the hockey and tennis varsity teams. and he is vitally interested in all sports. His hobby is stringing tennis rackets. Next fall Neale plans to attend Connecticut State Uni- versity or Colby College. RITA M. GAMBARDELLA Jackson 25 Victor Street Rheda entered Hamden High from Church Street School. She has been a member of the Bowling Club and in the cast of the Green and Gold Gaieties. Her hobbies are dancing, roller skating and photography. Rheda has no definite plans for next year. ROBERT GAMBORDELLA Gamby 3035 Whitney Avenue Robert attended Troup Junior High School and Hillhouse High before entering Hamden. His principal interest outside of school is drumming. Robert plans to attend the Pratt or Northwestern School of Architecture upon his graduation. CLASS OF1941 Ll f . 7 I il t i X X TBA -N imblt F. 'J' lc XJ! aid S KATHLEEN M. GARAHAN Sis 27 Barraclough Avenue Kathleen was graduated from Putnam Avenue School and came to Hamden, where she has been an active member of the Athletic Council, the Student Council, and The Dial business board. She is interested in sports. especially swimming. and in music. After graduation Kathleen plans to enter the Yale School of Eine Arts. MARTIN JOHN GARVEY ullackn 65 Morris Street John entered Hamden from Putnam Avenue School. While in high school he was a member of the Debating Club and the Stamp Club. He has served on the circulation board of The Dial, and The Cupola business board. His hobbies are stamps, swimming, golf and tennis. Next fall John plans to go to college. EDWARD GARVIN Joe 24 Day Spring Avenue Edward was graduated from Centerville Grammar School and came to Hamden where he was a member of the Band, the Bowling Club and the bowling team. He is interested in bowling, hockey, football and music. Next year Edward intends to go to college. ELEANOR MARGARET GEARY HEI., 101 Russell Street Grade School: Spring Glen Eleanor has been an active member of the circulation board of The Dial, the Student Council, the Girls' Glee Club. the Home Economics Club, the Bowling Club and the Girl Reserves. She is interested in tennis, dancing and dress designing. Eleanor plans to attend Larson's Junior College. MARILYN ETHEL GERRY ..Meg,, 44 Woodbine Street Marilyn attended Jamaica High School, New York, before com- ing to Hamden. In high school she has been interested in the Pho- tography Club, Dramatic Club, The Cupola, VENTURE editorial boards and The Dial business board. Her outside interests are ad- vertising, literature. sports and stamp collecting. Marilyn plans to attend the Junior College of Commerce. HAMDE HIGH F .Q RICHARD PAUL GEHRKE . Dick . li' A 128 Wooding Street ii Grade School: Helen Street ' ' While a student here. Dick has participated in intramural baseball and football. As can be judged from his activities. he is chiefly interested in sports. Dick plans to enter college next fall. CHARLES WILLIAM GILLEN Charlie 34 Duane Road Charles came to Hamden from Helen Street School. He is in- terested in all sports. particularly swimming. When he leaves Ham- den High, Charles plans to attend college. JEAN MURIEL GILLESPIE Sandy 1480 Whitney Avenue Grade School: Spring Glen While in Hamden. Jean has been actively interested in the Skating Club. the Swimming Club and the Dress Designing Club. Her favorite recreations outside of school are skating. dancing an swimming. She plans to go to business college next fall JOSEPHINE AUDRY GINGOLD ..DOdy., 74 Fourth Street Grade School: Helen Street While in high school, Josephine has been active in the Home Economics Club and the Auto Driving Club. Outside of school she is interested in classical music. sewing and reading. Upon graduation next fall. Josephine will enter business college. AMELIA JOAN GIORDANO iAMl'll1i2', 32 Whiting Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe Millie has been a member of the Tinkering Club and a par- ticipant in the volleyball tournament, the ping-pong tournament and the badminton tournament. She is interested in dancing and all sports. Millie plans to continue sales work next fall. CLASS 0131941 1 yi.. . ag My if L. c-fo afewt X 6 X M.-H' FRANCIS GOODWIN 29 Duane Road Frank came to us from Helen Street School. At Hamden, Frank has been a member of the band, the Student Council, and the Ham- den Hi-Y. His interests are music. fishing and sports. Frank plans to become a veterinary after graduation. EAMON EMMETT GRANT Ame 1160 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Helen Street Eamon's interests and hobbies are driving, auto mechanics and reading books on American history. He would like to obtain a position where he could learn the electrician's trade. Next fall Eamon intends to work. BARBARA J. HALL HBl1I'bH Kings Highway, North Haven Grade School: North Haven Center Barbara's activities in Hamden included the Mixed Glee Club. Girls' Choir, the traflic squad, the Driving Club and gym intra- murals. She enjoys music. science and all sports. Her hobby is collecting miniature horse Bgures. Next year Barbara will enter Sargent College in Boston. Y. -s. LAURA G. HAMMERTCN 2481 Whitney Avenue Laura entered Hamden High as a sophomore from Baltimore. Md. Before that she attended Sheridan Junior High. She has been very active in all sports at Hamden. Her sophomore and senior years she was a gym assistant as well as a squad leader. She was also president of the Squad Leaders in her junior year. Her interests are swimming, skating. dancing and sewing. After graduating Laura intends to enter Sargcnt's, where she will major in physical education. ALICE RITA HAMRAH HAI.. 45 Putnam Avenue Grade School: Putnam Avenue At Hamden. Alice has been a member of the Dramatic Club and thc business board of The Dial. She has also served as a library assistant. Her interests are swimming. reading and knitting. Next fall Alice hopes to attend Rider College, HAMDE HIGH Thirty-six M lTCHELL JQHN HAMRAH f Mike 45 Putnam Avenue Grade School: Putnam Avenue Mitchell's activities in high school include the Boys' Glee Club. the Band and Mixed Glee Club. His hobby is song writing. He plans to attend either Oberlin or the University of Connecticut next W WALTER HAMILTON HARRA:f-'Ji MW!! Bud . year and then hopes to transfer to Annapolis. 475 Hartford Turnpike Walter came to Hamden from Putnam Avenue School. While at high school he has belonged to the Harmonica Club. Public Speaking Club. Music Club and the stage crew. He is interested in music and stamp collecting is his hobby. Next year Walter is either going to work or enter the co-op movement. WALTER DESALLES HARRIS. JR. Walt 78 Greenway Street Grade School: Spring Glen Walter has been active in the Boys' Glee Club and also a member of the Band. His outside interests and hobbies include Y Clubs. swimming, ice skating. music and echanical drawing. Next year he intends to take a year of prep chool before entering rcester Institute of Technology. Q ,X .J l F ii X I, ARLINE MILDRED HARTMAN MI. Carmel Avenue Grade School: Mt. Carmel , While at high school Arline has been active in the Home Eco- nomics and Tinkering Clubs, basketball. badminton, ping-pong and bowling. Her interests are all outdoor sports. After gradu- ation Arline plans to secure an office position. I-IELAINE CAROL HAYS Haysr'e 70 Brookside Drive Hillhouse High School Helaine's activities in Hamden included the Swimming Club. Skating Club, and Guidance Office Assistant. During Helaine's senior year she was a member of The Dial business board. editorial board of both The Cupola and THE VENTURE. She enjoys de- signing and making jewelry. In the fall Helaine intends to enter Stoneleigh College, CLASS 0131941 Thirty-seven .5-P35 0 may Viv. sf? X l-is i W is J, .xi xi ARMIN B. HEMBERGER Arm 34 Thornton Street Grade School: Spring Glen Armin has been active in the Boys' Glee, Mixed Glee Clubs, A-Cappella Choir and a Grey Y leader for four years. His hob- bies are piano, voice culture and chemistry. After graduation Armin intends to enter Yale and then enter the Sheliield Scientific School for a further study of chemistry or psychology. BARBARA HICKS Bobbie 47 Harmon Street Previous to entering Hamden, Barbara attended New Haven High School, where she was an active member of the student body. At Hamden she has been a member of the Band and the Rifle Club. Her outside interests and hobbies are horseback riding and travel. Barbara is undecided about her future. HERMAN GEORGE HILLEBRAND r.Hermyi, . West Shepard Avenue Grade School: Centerville Herman has been a member of Visual Aid, His outside in- terests are swimming. skating, aeroplane modeling and stamp col- lecting. He has no definite plans for the coming year. VENTURE TEN FRANCES LILLIAN HOLLINGSWORTH UIQ-ran.. 64 Bradley Avenue Grade School: Helen Street Frances has been a member of the Home Economics Club. the Driving Club and the circulation board of The Dial. Her interests are skating and dancing. Next year Frances plans to go to business college. JOHN HORNE Johnny l 12 Park Avenue John came to Hamden High from Spring Glen Grammar School. At high school he has been on the varsity hockey team for four years, and he was captain of the team in his senior year. He has participated in the intramurals: football, ...seball and basketball. John's hobby is sports. especially fishing, golf and hockey. He plans to attend Military University of Norwich next year. N X' MffTl 'vX'1.,4 HAMDE HIGH Thirty-eight RICHARD A. HOWARD, JR. UDl.ChU 66 Coram Street Grade School: Spring Glen In high school Richard has been a member of the Boys' Glee Club, the Mixed Choir, the Theatre Guild and the Chemistry Club. His hobbies are music, bowling and golf. In the fall he hopes to attend Holy Cross College. ELEANOR E. HULING ' EI 229 Augur Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue At Hamden. Eleanor joined the Freshman Girls' Glee Club and the Girls' Food Club. Her hobbies are knitting, reading and music. She has been on the Honor Roll since it was in effect. Next year Eleanor hopes to attend business college. ANTHONY IAGROSSE f .je I . Tut Jw 115 Arch sneer 'iv' Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe S Anthony has participated in intramurals and has been president of the traffic squad. Among his numerous interests are landscaping, baseball and football. Anthony's plan for next year is to work during the day and take the accountancy course at night at the Junior College of Commerce. FRANK INCAMPO 17 Easton Street Frank was graduated from Dixwell Avenue School and entered Hamden. where he became interested in ping-pong and participated in intramural basketball. He enjoys skating, hunting. skeet shoot- ing, swimming, collecting stamps and experimenting with electrical devices. Frank expects to work, although his plans for next year are undecided. 'gm MARY JANE INGRAM f wax M, J. -' 163 Harmon Street Grade School: Spring Glen Mary Jane has participated in the Girls' Glee, Mixed Glee Clubs, A-Cappella Choir, Swimming, Riding and Music Appreciation Clubs, Cupola businessxl ward and freshman and sophomore dance committees, Her interests are music, tennis and horseback riding. After graduation, Mary Jane plans to enter Colby Junior College. V, CLASS 0131941 N? if We wt-' 3 S l W Q . . ' gh ANDREW A. JACKSON, JR. Red I9 3 Helen Street Andrew came to Hamden High School in his sophomore year after graduation as a freshman from Columbian Junior High School. ln Hamden he has taken an active part in intramurals and is on the Town Recreation Basketball League. Andrew's interests include retail selling and sports. After being graduated he intends to con- tinue in retail store work. GEORGE RUSSELL JAMES Russ 25 Central Avenue Grade School: Spring Glen While at high school, Russell's activities were Boys' Glee, Mixed Glee Clubs and A-Cappella Choir. Among his numerous interests and hobbies are music, bowling and swimming. After being gradu- ated, Russell hopes to enter Yale University. FRED C. JEROLMON Fat 24 Church Street Grade School: Church Street At high school Fred was an active member of the shop service. His interests include woodworking and automotives. After gradu- ation. Fred hopes to go to a trade school to learn aeronautics. VINCENT SVEN JOHNSON Vinnie 51 Third Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe Vincent has been active in the Green and Gold Gaieties, track and hockey teams. Boys' Glee Club and A-Cappella Choir. His interests are music. skating and swimming. After graduation, Vin- cent plans to enter New Haven College and later go to Boston Uni- versity. MARION LYON JONES 2l Greenway Street Grade School: Spring Glen Marion has participated in many activities at Hamden High School, which include Swimming, Pottery and Driving Clubs. Cupola and THE VENTURE editorial boards, The Dial business board and Mixed Glee Club. Her interests are golf. swimming and bowling. After graduation Marion plans to enter Connecticut Col- lege for Women. I-IAMDE HIGH JOHN S. KATELEY Kale Shepard Avenue John was graduated from Mt. Carmel School. His interests at Hamden included Rifle Club, intramurals and track team. John's hobbies are aviation, golf, reading, mountain climbing and out- door sports. He intends to enter Michigan University next year. DONALD WILLIAM KEBNEDY It , Dee 'J 1 ' gf- ,Q 117 Second Street 'fb' S ' ' Donald, a graduate of Dixwell Avenue School, participated in intramural basketball, football and softball at Hamden. He is in- terested in all types of sports. His hobby is collecting records of popular music. Donald plans to enter business college next year. RICHARD OLAND KENNESON HDIICRH Montowese Avenue, North Haven Dick came to Hamden from Watervleit High School, N. Y. At Hamden he was a member of the Band and Orchestra. He is in- terested in hunting, fishing and modern music. Dick's plans for next year are uncertain. ELIZABETH LOUISE KIRKHAM Bette Maple Avenue, West Cheshire Bette graduated from Humiston Grammar School. At Ham- den she was a member of the Dramatic Club, circulation board of The Dia! and girls' intramurals. Her hobbies are skiing. riding and photography. Bette plans to enter the Manchester School of Nursing next year. FREDERICK HAROLD K UDSEINI -Fr ,, Fred was graduated from ' ll venu ch . His ac- tivities at Hamden included Visual e B mg Club and Cupola. Fred's hobbies are s g. c ing and skating. 68 North t e v His plans for next year are indefinite. CLASS OF 1941 THQ new 'lp WV' W5 1 mb x, s x K.. i X 1 1 el . A ll. lf! . WJ .J 3 ax . its Inf 'r EVELYN FRANCES KOPJANSKI Kopz ' Main Street, Dunbar Hill Evelyn entered Hamden after attending Dunbar and Church Street Schools. At Hamden she became a gym leader and followed her interests in sports. Evelyn's hobbies are bowling, skating, horseback riding and dancing. Evelyn will also graduate from Coady's Elm City Beauty Academy this year. CHARLES AUGUSTUS KROGER Chuck 209 Helen Street Charles attended Sheridan Junior High and Helen Street Gram- mar School before entering Hamden High. While at Hamden he was active in the Boys' Glee Club, A-Cappella Choir, Student Coun- cil and basketball, Among his numerous interests are camping. fishing, skating and bowling. After graduation Charles plans to enter a college of engineering. LENA MARGARET LANDINO Tootie 4 Warner Street Grade School: Dixwell Avenue Lena was a member of the Girls' Glee Club, A-Cappella Choir. home room volleyball team, participated in intramurals and ping- pong mixed doubles tournament. She is interested in surgery and nursing: while her hobbies are reading, dancing and keeping movie scrapbooks. Lena plans to enter a training school for nurses. WILLIAM FRANK LANZONI Big Bill Googy 36 School Street Grade School: Centerville William was sports editor of The Dial, was a member of the hockey and golf teams, and participated in intramurals. His hobbies are golf, fishing. hiking, target shooting, rowing, writing. dancing and watching all sports contests, while he is interested in swing bands. Next year William hopes to go into Diesel engineering. ROGER JOSEPH LAREAU Frenchy 1308 Dixwell Avenue Grade Schools: Helen Street and Church Street Roger was a member of the Boys' and Mixed Glee Clubs, the stage crew, the dramatic group and the art board of THE VENTURE. He is now manager of The Dial business board and has participated in intramural softball. Roger is interested in fishing, music. min- eralogy and art. He plans to enter Collegiate Prep and then go to Penn State School of Optometry. I-IAMDE HIGH Forty-two X-K VN-J Q its if og . V x ixc ,W ,X ,A 411 FM! og X ffff' Q 1 MARIE FRANCES LEE 120 Ardmore Street Before coming to Hamden, Marie attended Spring Glen School, Bassett Junior High School, and New Haven High School. Here she was a member of the Bowling and Skating Clubs. and also in the dramatic group. Her interests are skating and reading. Marie plans to enter Teacher's College and then go to Columbia. THEODORE GEORGE LENART Ted 14 Overbrook Road Ted was graduated from Newhall Street School and came to Hamden where he was a member of the cafeteria staff and the Chess Club. He is interested in stamp collecting, chess. mechanics and swimming. Next year Ted will take a post-graduate course at Hamden before studying engineering at college. JEANNETTE RUTH LEONARD Jeannie 188 Washington Avenue Grade School: Centerville Jeannette was active in Girl Reserves. Her interests are tennis. skating and photography. Jeannette plans to go to Hartford Hos- pital Training School for Nurses. ALPHONSO PETER LEONARDO Jack 60 Brooks Street Grade School: Dixwell Avenue Al participated in the traffic squad. intramural football and softball. He is interested in driving, football, law, civil and me- chanical engineering, while his hobbies are skating. driving, rifle practice and horseback riding. Alphonso plans to take up civil engineering next year. or work for his father. GERALD EASTMAN LIBBY Jerry 14 Cross Street Grade School: Helen Street A'Jerry was a member of the Tumbling, Archery and Driving Clubs. He also participated in intramurals, softball, football, bas- ketball. badminton, volleyball and Visual Aid. His interests are sports. while he designs and builds models as a hobby. Gerald's plans for the coming year are undecided. CLASS OF 1941 L X l N X5-'Clif i be r 1 sl ELFRIEDE MARTHA LINDNER Babe Ffiede 63 Skill' Street Grade School: Spring Glen Elfriede was a member of the Bowling, Home Economics and Girls' Glee Clubs and also the A-Cappella Choir. She is in- terested in bowling. skating, dressmaking and cooking. Next year Elfriede plans to enter the Boston School of Domestic Science. -.e lt REYNOLDS LONGFIELD, JR. Rennie 1733 Whitney Avenue Rennie entered Hamden as a senior, having previously attend- ed William Robertson and Mt. Vernon Schools. At these schools he participated in cross-country, baseball and riding. His hobbies are football, hockey, dancing and music. Rennie plans to study journalism at Syracuse next year. DOROTHY MAY LOOS Dot 854 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe Dot participated in Home Economics, the Girls' Choir and the Mixed Glee Clubs. She is interested in tennis. skating, hiking and music. Next year Dorothy hopes to obtain oflice work or per- haps to g a business school. 1 - 5 RAYMOND HERBERT LOSI ..Ray,, RW 10 7 School Street Ray is a graduate of the Centerville Grammar School. In Hamden he has been a member of The Dial business board, has participated in bowling, boys' intramurals and in the spelling bee in his senior year. Next year Ray hopes to attend either Ford- ham University or the University of Connecticut. ANGELINE LUCIBELLA Billie 125 North Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe Angeline was in the Orchestra and was the accompanist for the glee clubs. Her interests are music and Italian while her hobby is reading. Next year Angeline plans to go to New Haven School of Physiotherapy. HAMDE HIGH RUDOLPH S. LUPI Rudy 844 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe Rudolph was a gym assistant, a captain in intramurals and par- ticipated in football, softball, volleyball and basketball. He was a member of the champion senior All-Stars and the F. B. Serenaders. His interests are basketball, swimming and other sports. Rudolph is undecided as to his plans for next year. ROBERT JOSEPH LYONS Bob 381 Circular Avenue Grade School: Church Street Robert was a member of the hockey team and the home-room volleyball team, and participated in intramural football and base- ball. He was also home-room treasurer and vice-president. He is interested in all kinds of sports, particularly hockey and football, and his hobbies are: skating, swimming and dancing. Robert plans to enter Dartmouth next year to study engineering. FLORENCE MacALEER Ship Jarris Street. Cheshire Florence came to Hamden from Humiston School in Cheshire. While in high school she has enjoyed skating, swimming and read- ing. Florence is planning to enter a governess school after gradu- ation. , DORIS HILDAGARDE MADISON Dottie 45 Russell Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue Doris was a member of the Archery and Driving Clubs, the home- room volleyball team, the Girls' Glee Club, and the A-Cappella Choir. She is interested in music. traveling and spectator sports, while her hobbies are ice skating, knitting, ping-pong and walking in snow Storms. Doris plans to attend college next year and study medical secretarial work. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH McBIRNEY Ginny 55 Harding Street Grade School: Centerville Ginny was a member of the Pottery, Thimble, Tap Dancing and Freshman Glee Clubs. and the traffic squad. She is interested in reading. music and writing letters and plans to go into secre- tarial work next year. CLASS OF 1941 Cs O 11 X360-sl 8 me LJ., Ao -l AGNES CONCETTA MALARO Aggie 304 Goodrich Street Agnes came to Hamden from Newhall Street School. She is in- terested chiefly in music, reading and hiking. Next year Agnes plans to enter the business world and work in the field of accounting. MARTIN EDWARD MALIA Mart 9 8 Thornton Street Martin entered Hamden from Putnam Avenue School. While in high school he was in the Dramatic, Debating and Hi-Y Clubs. He is also a member of the editorial boards of The Cupola, Dial and VENTURE. His favorite relaxations are swimming, reading acting and golf. Next year Martin hopes to enter Yale University. ELIZABETH M. MALONEY Hep or Belly ll Woodbine Street Betty attended St. John's School and New Haven High School before entering Hamden. While at Hamden she has been a member of the Rifle, Swimming and Driving Clubs and also on the circu- lation board of The Dial.. Betty enjoys dancing and collecting swing records. She plans to go to college next year, J N EY o dbine Street Before entering Ham en, Jack attended St. John's and Hillhouse High School. He has en a member of the football team, softball intramurals and the Vi ual Aid. Jack likes to design aircraft en- gines and make model airplanes. He hopes to enter Pratt-Whitney Aircraft Corporation. HELEN ADELE MARTIN ' 'Del l 2 Broadway Helen came to Hamden from Mt. Carmel School. Her hobbies are collecting stamps, photography, swimming and skating. She is interested in nursing and secretarial work. Next year Helen plans to workand then go in training at St. Raphael's Hospital. HAMDE HIGH Forty-six PAULINE DCRIS MASOTTA Paula 64 Arch Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe Pauline was in the Home Economics Club. She is interested in reading, skating. baseball and sports. Pauline intends to get a job in some type of ofiice work next year. JOHN EDWARD MATURO Monty 214 Morse Street Before coming to Hamden, John attended Dixwell Avenue School and Newhall Street School. He participated in intramurals, bad- minton and volleyball, and was a gym assistant. He is interested in softball, aviation and the Navy. His hobby is collecting snakes. John's plans for the coming year are undecided. ROBERT EVERETT MAYO, III Bob 2052 Whitney Avenue Grade School: Putnam Avenue Robert has been an active member of the Photography World's Fair Clubs and the tennis team. He enjoys t ' , m- ming and reading. Robert plans to enter the Univ sity ox-th Carolina. BEVERLY McALLER Bev 24 Haverford Street Grade School: Spring Glen Beverly was a member of the Rifle and Swimming Clubs and The Dial circulation board. Her interests are music, dancing. swimming and designing. Her next year plans are to attend a designing school. RUTH SYLVIA MADSEN Ruthie 190 Butler Street Ruth came to Hamden from Newhall Street School. During her years in high school she has been a member of the Home Eco- nomics Club. She is interested in dancing, photography. dramatics and swimming. Ruth plans to continue with her work in retail selling next year. CLASS CDF1941 ix.- 'VL JOHN MCDONNELL Mac 24 Belmont Street fter John graduated from Putnam Avenue School he came to Hamden High, where he has been in the Hi-Y, the Boys' and Mixed Glee Clubs and on the track team. He likes swimming and his hobby is model railroads. Next year John plans to take a post- graduate course. BERNICE MARIE MCGUINNESS Bern 135 Bayard Avenue Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe During her four years at high school, Bernice has been active in thc Science, Glee Clubs and the traH'ic squad. She is interested in all sports, especially baseball and hockey. After graduation Bernice plans to attend a nursing school in New York. DORRIT LOUISE MCHARDY 1627 Dixwell Avenue Dorrit attended Huntington Academy and Union Street School before graduating from Church Street School. In Hamden she has been captain of the cheer leaders, and active members of the Athletic Council, and has participated in girls' intramurals. Dorrit enjoys baseball, swimming and tennis. Her plans for the future are undecided. JUNE LOUISE MCLEAN 270 Helen Street June came to Hamden from Danbury to Helen Street School. She chose the Girls' Metal Club, Creative Art Club, ping-pong and badminton tournaments for activities. Scenic art. tennis and card collecting are her hobbies. June plans to enter a nursing school after graduation. JOYCE REBECCA McLELLAN Joyce Brooksvale Road. Cheshire Grade Schools: Norfolk and Lakeville, Conn. At Hamden, Joyce belonged to the Girl Reserves, Home Eco- nomics Club and intramural basketball. Her outside hobbies and interests are horseback riding and skating. She intends to enter Stone's College. HAMDE HIGH MARY ELIZABETH MCMAHON Berry 97 First Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe Mary has been a member of the Library Staff and has partici- pated in girls' intramurals. She is interested in reading and sports. Mary is either going to attend business school or work next year. MARION FRANCES McMANUS I .eMac-r ..Mar'-1, 16 Murray Street Grade School: Helen Street Marion participated in Home Economics, the eer leading squad and was a member of the editorial boards of The Dial and THE VENTURE. Her interests are dancing, swimming. tennis. hiking. reading. bowling, ice skating and skiing, while her favorite subjects are English and American literature. Next year Marion plans to attend Rider College. ELAINE KATHRYN McNERNEY 37 Paramount Avenue Grade School: Putnam Elaine has been a very active member of the Mixed Choir. the Glee Club and the editorial board of THE VENTURE. Knitting. music, swimming and other sports are some of her outside interests. Elaine is planning to enter Albertus Magnus College. GEORGE MEINSEN 37 Linden Avenue Grade School: Centerville At Hamden. George has been a member of the odel Boat Club, the Slide Rule Club and the visual aid service. He likes hockey. bicycling and baseball, and is interested in raising and experimenting with white mice. After graduation George plans to enter either Yale or Worcester Polytechnic Institute. GERTRUDE LOUISE MENG Gert Cheshire Grade School: Humiston Gertrude's activities have been the Photography Club, the Quiz Club and the Science Club. Flower gardening and walking are her hobbies. Gertrude is going to attend the nursing school at the Hartford Hospital. CLASS OF 1941 Forty-nine ff as Sf' ff fjym RICHARD DELORME MILLER Dick 5 1 Dawes Avenue Dick graduated from Roosevelt Grammar School in Cranford. N. J., and attended Cranford High School for a year. At Hamden he has been on the business board of The Dial, the business board of The Cupola, a member of the German Club, and the business manager of the band. Dick plays the clarinet and enjoys tennis and skiing. Next year he hopes to enter either Yale University or Carnegie Tech. GWENDOLYN E. MILLS Gwen 75 Augur Street Gwen came to Hamden from East Haven High School.' 'The Dramatic Club. Dancing and Hostess Clubs have been her' activities. and her hobbies are bowling and swimming. Gwen intends to go to business school during the coming year. PASQUALE MAURICE MINERVINI Pat 799 Pine Rock Avenue Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe While at Hamden, Pat was on the traffic squad, in the Boys' Choir and intramural baseball. basketball and football. As might be judged, he is chiefly interested in sports. Pat plans to go to the University of Connecticut and West Point. X . . X - av' 2 ur? X wi WARD MINKLER A l 200 Thornton Street Grade School: Spring Glen Ward was a member of the Slide Rule and Chemistry Clubs and The Cupola business board. He was also home-room president and participated in intramurals. He is interested in sports, particu- larly hockey and golf, while his favorite subjects are mathematics and chemistry. Ward hopes to enter Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- tute next year and study chemistry. - vest 'I 7 X M . ZORA MARGARET MINOR ' ,Q rt lf HZOH XI Cheshire , Grade School: Humiston While at high school Zora has been an active member in the Rifle and the Photography Clubs. She enjoys ride shooting, skiing and ice skating. Zora will enter a business college next year. HAMDE HIGH K. F. Z x ffl CORINNE ORTON MOORE Rx 'fl Bonnie 154 Harmon Street Grade School: Spring Glen Corinne has been in the Orchestra and during her senior year was a lobby receptionist. Her hobby is raising angora bunnies and also enjoys dancing and ice skating. After graduation Corinne is going to attend Larson's Junior College. ELEANOR BARBARA MOORE Ez A'E11fe LM' 260 Helen Street u Grade School: Helen Street Eleanor was a member of the dramatics and economics groups, the cheer leading squad, and the editorial boards of The Dial and VENTURE. She was a guidance oflice assistant and home room secretary and is interested in swimming, tennis, hiking, reading. dancing. bowling. ice skating and skiing. Her favorite subjects are English. Latin and Chemistry. Next year Eleanor plans to attend New Jersey Pre-Medical and Nursing School. STELLA CHATFIELD MORTON U-2 L 3250 Whitney Avenue l Grade School: Mt. Carmel Stella is extremely interested in music. She has been a member of the A-Cappella Choir and the Music Club. and in her junior and scnior years she was a soloist in the Glee Club. Next year Stella may take a post-graduate course and then go on to music school. JD MARGARET MARY MURDO 0 Peggy U3 40 Maplewood Terrace Qt Kg Grade School: Church Street Peggy has been an active member of the Girls' Glee, Mixed Choir, Driving and Dramatics Clubs. Her interests are dancing. skating. swimming and knitting. She plans to enter either Con- necticut University or LaSalle Junior College in the fall. DORIS MURPHY Murph West Wood Road Grade School: Mt. Carmel During her four years at Hamden. Doris has been a member of the Swimming Club and intramurals. Her chief interest is sports. especially baseball. skating and swimming. Next year Doris plans to go to a business college. CLASS OF1941 Fifty-one LOUISE A. MURPHY Weeza 67 Morris Street Louise attended the St. Francis' School and the Fair Haven Junior High School, and came to Hamden from Commercial High School. She has been an active member of the Dancing and Skat- ing Clubs. Louise has also participated in the Hodge Podge Club. Art Club and the Girl Reserves. She plans to attend a business school. WINIFRED MUSCH Winnie 5 Brookside Drive Grade School: Spring Glen Winifred has been active in the Chemistry, Driving, Glee and Pottery Clubs. Her outside interests are photography. music and sports. Winifred hopes to enter Connecticut College for Women, ROBERT SHERMAN NATUSCH Bob 16 7 7 Whitney Avenue Robert was graduated from the First Avenue School and en- tered Hamden from West Haven High School. While at Hamden he has participated in intramural football and basketball. Robert's chief interest is sports. football. basketball and track are his favorites. At present his plans for the future are undecided. JQSEPHINE FRANCES NATYZON Jessie 1990 State Street Josephine entered Hamden from State Street School. While at Hamden she has been a member of the Rifle Club, Girls' Choir, Mixed Glee Club and the Astronomy Club. Golfing and boating number among Josephine's interests. Her plans for next year are indefinite. SYLVIA NEALE Cob1'na 53 Highland Avenue Sylvia entered Hamden from Putnam Avenue School. As she is interested in all kinds of outdoor sports, she was a member of the girls' intramurals. Sylvia is also interested in stamp collecting and football. She hopes to enter the Whitney Secretarial School during the next year. HAMDE HIGH ALFRED HARRY NICHOLAS, JR. Fred Nick 5 Heloise Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue Alfred has been a member of the traHic squad. A. A. Council and the Glee Club. His outside interests are hockey. hunting and motorcycle riding. Nick plans to spend a year at Admiral Far- ragut Naval Academy and then go to the United States Naval Academy. JOHN ROY NICHOLS Unlock., Sherman Avenue Jack was graduated from Mt. Carmel School. He has been active in track. football and intramurals. He was a member of the Photography Club. the Boys' Glee Club and the A-Cappella Choir. His hobbies are golf, fishing, skating and music Jack plans to enter the Syracuse University Forestry School 'at Mano- kena, N. Y. WILLIAM NICHOLAS NOTARO Billy 60 Bowen Street I Billy came to Hamden from Dixwell Avenue School While in high school he has been active in intramural s orts bi k tb ll p : as e a . softball, badminton and ning-pong. His hobbies are collecting st d ' ' amps an sport articles. Billy plans to attend a trade school next year. GERALDINE NYE Gerry North Haven Grade School: Center School At Hamden. Geraldine has been active in the Freshman Girls' GleedClub, Swimming Club and girls' intramurals. Her hobbies are ancing. music and sciences. Geraldine plans to enter LaSalle Junior College after graduation. ALBERT O'CONNELL HAI., 2 Wooding Street Before coming to Hamden, Albert was graduated from the Mar- garet L. Keefe School. He has participated in track, football and intramural Sports, and has been a member of the Riding Club. Albert enjoys sports. especially horseback riding and hockey. His plans for the coming year are undecided. CLASS OF 1941 gin 'Q I DONALD O'CONNELL Jughead 4 St. Mary Street Donald entered Hamden from Newhall Street School. In high school he has been active in the Tumbling Club and intramurals. His interests are camping, hunting and fishing. Donald's plans for the coming year are as yet incomplete. P. EDWARD O'CONNELL woke.. 10 2 Wooding Street Ed attended the Clinton Avenue School as well as the Helen Street School. He has been a member of the Boys' Cooking Club and the Student Council. He was on the 1940 Prom Committee and took an active part in intramural sports. His hobbies are hockey, ice skating and travel. Ed plans to study drafting. DOROTHEA O'DONNELL Dot 585 Circular Avenue Dot was graduated from the Helen Street Grammar School. She has been a member of the First Aid Club and an assistant in the Guidance Office. Dot's favorite subject is shorthand and her hobbies are reading and roller skating. Dot plans to go to work next year. MURIEL ESTHER OLSEN Clie East Main Street. Cheshire Muriel was graduated from the Humiston Grammar School. She has served as a gym assistant. Muriel's interests are sewing and traveling and her hobbies are swimming and bowling. After graduation she plans to obtain an oflice position. Q JOHN EDWARD OLSSON Swede 259 Helen Street John was graduated from the Helen Street Grammar School. In high school he has been active in football and intramurals. He lists his interests as aviation and basketball. John plans to enter into army aviation next year. HAMDE 1-HGH JEAN ELIZABETH O'NEILL Jeanie 129 Park Avenue Jean entered Hamden from Spring Glen School. She has been a member of the Band, Orchestra and traffic squad. Her favorite pastimes are reading, music and swimming. Jean expects to go to college next year. GEORGE EREDRICK ONGLEY Bus 7 5 Beacon Street George attended the Ivy Street School and transferred to Ham- den from the Bassett Junior High School. He has been an active participant in intramurals. All kinds of sports and popular music are George's hobbies. He plans to enter either the Army Aviatio f Corps or the advertising field. NJ' FREDERICK WILLIAM. ORR ' I X ' 'Freddyu rf! 99 Concord Street K Fred was graduated from the Barcraft ar School in Youngstown, Ohio. He has been a member of the Glee Club, Writing and Music Clubs. Fred's hobbies are photography, ping-pong and checker playing. He plans to enter Ohio State University in September. KATHERINE PALMIERI ,.Kay,. 49 Cherry Ann Street Katherine was graduated from the Margaret L. Keefe School. She has served as a library assistant and has been a member of the Student Council. Her spare time is devoted to reading, skating and hiking. Katherine plans to enter a nursing school in the fall. ROSE MARIE PALMIERI Dolly 37 Arch Street Rose entered Hamden High from the Margaret I.. Keefe School. She selects swimming, skating, reading and dancing as her hobbies. After graduation Rose is planning to attend a hairdressing school. CLASS 0131941 Fifty-Hue LORRAINE HELENE PALMISANO Lofty 53 Glemby Street Lorraine came to Hamden after attending Commercial High School. She has been a member of the Dramatic Club. Lorraine enjoys dancing. swimming and reading. Her hobby is art and she will pursue this interest next year at the Pratt Art School in New York. P ' - DORIS MAE PARILLO 5 Brenda 2 0 Hobson Avenue Doris came to Hamden from the Church Street School, She was a member of the Homemaking Club and the Look Around Club. Her hobbies are drawing and reading, and she is interested in sports. After graduation Doris will seek employment. FRANCES MADELINE PASANELLI Fran 140 Wooding Street Frances entered Hamden from the Helen Street School. She has served as an assistant in the Main Office and as a member of the Dramatic Club and of the cast of the Green and Gold Gaieties. Frances enjoys reading, dancing, knitting and sports. Next year she plans to enter the St. Raphael School of Nursing. EDWARD PASCARELLA ,.Ed,. 70 Hillcrest Avenue Upon graduation from Church Street Grammar School, Edward entered Hamden. While at Hamden he has belonged to the Rifle Club and the Hunting and Fishing Club. Hunting. lishing, ice skating and reading number among his hobbies. Edward plans to enter Bates College after graduation. LEONARD PAUL Lenny 64 Wooding Street Grade School: Helen While at Hamden, Leonard participated in the Chess Club. Sci- ence Club, basketball team and the track team. Swimming and reading are his hobbies. He hopes to enter either a preparatory school or Ohio State Optical School. HAMDE HIGH Fifty-six LOIS PELTON Squc-aku J 113 Central Avenue Lois came to Hamden after ending th ng Glen School. Her activities have included Orc tra, irls' Glee Club and Student Council. Swimming, ska g and dancing are her favorite pastimes. Lois will enter thefY y School of Music in the fall. HELEN DOLORES PENDER ' - Abes Scrabesu 3190 Whitney Avenue Helen came to Hamden from Dixwell Avenue Grammar School. ln high school she has been a member of the Home Economics Club, Helen enjoys bowling, roller skating and dancing. She plans to enter the Manchester Memorial School for Nursing. HELEN PETE Yehudi Wooding Street Helen was graduated from the Dunbar' School. In high school she has been a member of the Look Around Club and the Pho- tography Club. Swimming. painting. costume designing and travel are Helen's interests. She intends to attend the Yale Art School next year. EVELYN MARIE PETERS HEU.. 1788 State Street Evelyn was graduated from the State Street School. She was a member of the Freshman Glee Club and the trafic squad. Evelyn also served on the Freshman Picnic Committee. Among her hob- bies she lists reading. hiking and collecting miniature figures. Eve- lyn plans to attend a junior college before entering college. LU CY PETRUZZELLI Moe 134 Warner Street Lucy was graduated from the Margaret L. Keefe School. She has been a member of the Look Around Club and an active par- ticipant in intramural sports. Her interests are reading, music. bowling, hiking and dancing. Lucy will enter the Junior College of Commerce. CLASS 0131941 ,Lf 1 ,ef Cl My Rf v0 if ,JJ x T I Q U 3 im 53 X? N 9 vu U ANN J EANNE PETR-ILLO Jeanne 27 Concord Street Ann attended the Lincoln Grammar School and transferred to Hamden from the Warren Harding High School in Bridgeport, Conn. She has served on the circulation board of The Dial and has been a member of the French Club. Ann's hobbies are reading. dancing and sports. Her plans for the coming year are indefinite. ANN MARY PPNAUSCH Fra 32 Gorham Avenue Ann came to Hamden after graduation from Helen Street School. She has belonged to the Home Economics Club, circulation board of The Dial and the Hiking Club. Her hobbies include sports, danc- ing, boating and music. Ann expects to enter a business school next year. MARJORIE VIRGINIA PITT Marge 219 Augur Street Marjorie came to us from Putnam Avenue School. At Hamden she has served on the business board of The Dial and The Cupola and the editorial board of THE VENTURE. She also was a mem- ber of the Glee Clubs and the A-Cappella Choir. Next year she will enter a northeastern college. LOUISE ROSE POLCINO Lou 1773 State Street Louise came to Hamden from State Street School. While in high school she has been in the Girls' Glee Club, and her interests are in music, tennis. ping-pong and swimming. Next year Louise plans to attend a music school. JAMES M. POOLE ..Gym,, 44 Harmon Street James attended Spring Glen School before coming to Hamden. While here he has been in the Boys' Glee Club, A-Cappella Choir, Chemistry Club and the Slide Rule Club. His major interests are stamp collecting, sports and music. James plans to enter Yale next year. I-IAMDE HIGH THOMAS POOL Tommie 29 25 Dixwell Avenue Before entering Hamden, Thomas attended Hamden Hall, Spring Glen and Centerville Grammar Schools. He was an active member of both the Science and Astronomy Clubs. His favorite interests are science. radio and meteorology. Thomas' plans for the coming year are indefinite. BARBARA MARY POTTER Bob 181 Helen Street Upon graduation from Helen Street Grammar School, Barbara entered Hamden High School. Among her favorite hobbies are swimming, skating and dancing. Barbara also enjoys reading and the movies. Next year she plans to look for employment. ' 1 A MARION E. PRINZHORN ' Prince kb i 238 Butler Street K X0-J arion entered Hamden from Newhall Street School. While at amden she assisted in the duties of the librarian and was a member of the circulation board of The Dial. Marion's favorite interests re r ll? skating and hockey. Her plans for next year are un- eiinii. ELINOR QUILLIN Ellie 174 Greenway Street Elinor came to Hamden High in her senior year from Allentown High School in Pennsylvania. She attenped Bywood School and Upper Darby Junior High School in Pennsylvania. Her activities in high school have included play committees and membership in an honor society. She is interested i fs tjing. swimming and riding. Elinor plans .to stud ,fasl'r.i9n4ff2 aduation. i -Y' X 3,11 X xg, W1 ' iN ' J.. X 'vi' 7-jj! sf MARY DANNJ QUINLAN Broadway, North Haven Mary attended St. Boniface School before entering Hamden. She has been an active member of The Dial circulation board. the traffic squad, the Fencing Club, the Choir and the visual aid and was sec- retary of the class in her sophomore year. Mary enjoys knitting. reading and dancing. After graduation she plans to enter nurses training. CLASS OF 1941 all MARY KATHERINE RAHL Patsy 3 Broadway Mary entered Hamden from the Mt. Carmel Grammar School. During her freshman year she was a member of the Woodcraft Club. Mary's main interests are skating and swimming and her hobbies are collecting scrapbooks and knicknacks. Next year she plans to enter a hairdressing school. ALFRED CARL RAMELL1 Chuck 2831 Dixwell Avenue Alfred entered Hamden from the Centerville Grammar School. He has been an active participant in sports, being captain of the varsity football team in his senior year and a member of the varsity baseball team. Alfred's plans for next year are undecided. 5 X JANE ADELE RANDALL -S ,,, 34 143 Ardnilore Street -ldane attended Mt. Carmel Grammar School before she entered 1-lamden where she has been active in the Upper Class Glee Club. Mixed Choir. traflic squad and The Dial business board. Dancing. skating. knitting and interior decorating are her hobbies. Jane hopes to study interior decorating next year. ll AYMOND R. RAPUANO ll 33 Dudley Street Upon graduation from Newhall Street School. Raymond en- tered Hamden where he has participated in the Dramatic, Reading and Hiking Clubs. Raymond is interested in reading, dancing. writ- ing and music. After graduation he is going to enter Stone's Busi- ness College. X X fn A XL , X J ALICE M. RAZZIN1 HAI., I 158 First Street Before entering high school, Alice attended Margaret L. Keefe School. She belonged to the Art Club and Dress Designing Club. Art. horticulture, reading and hiking are her favorite hobbies. Alice's plans for next year are undecided. HAMDE HIGH DANIEL D. READ Dun 14 Moulton Street Upon graduation from Putnam Avenue School, Daniel entered Hamden where he has served as a member of the trafhc squad. Dan- iel is especially interested in photography and driving. During the coming year he hopes to secure a job. CLARICE ELIZABETH REDFIELD Berry 347 Pine Rock Avenue Clarice entered Hamden from the Helen Street School. During her junior year she was a member of the First Aid Club and in her senior year participated in the Driving Club. Clarice's varied in- terests include making scrapbooks and collecting knicknacks. Next year she plans to enter secretarial and oflice work. FRANK RAYMOND REILLY Irish 47 Collins Street Frank came to Hamden from the Helen Street School. In high school he has participated in varsity football and in intramural sports. Frank is interested in sports, particularly football, hockey and swimming. Next year he plans to enter business. MARY CARINA REINHARD Ronnie 93 Haverford Street Mary came to Hamden from St. Boniface School and Hillhouse High School. In high school she was a library assistant and a member of the Stamp Club. the traffic squad, the Hiking Club and the circulation boards of The Dial and The Cupola. Her hobbies consist of playing the piano and participating in basketball and tennis. Her plans for next year are undecided as yet. I ARTHUR RENTELL Art 661 Pine Rock Avenue Arthur was graduated from the Helen Street Grammar School. He has been a member of the Hi-Y Club and the Woodworking Club. Arthur's hobby is making things out of wood or metal. He has not decided what he will do after graduation. CLASS OF1941 'J MCA i v H L- 1.-x s ' 1 -. Y X RALPH Ricclo I ' Rich I 536 Evergreen Avenue Grade School: Mt. Carmel Ralph has been a member of the Photography Club' and home room representative for the Student Council. His special interests include hunting, nshing, ice skating and photography. Ralphs Q plans for next year are undecided as yet. HELEN BLAKESLEE RICE No1'nie Ridge Road Grade School: Center School During Helen's freshman and sophomore years she was a mem- ber of the Swimming Club, Her interests include reading, swim- ming, hiking and skiing. Helen plans to enter the University of West Virginia this fall. SHIRLEY JANE RICHARD ShirI 3 6 51 Whitney Avenue Shirley came to Hamden from Mt. Carmel Grade School. Her favorite subjects in high school have been French and Art. Shirley is interested in sports, especially skating, skiing and fishing. Next year she plans to go to a hairdressing school. DORIS RICHEY Dot 59 Spring Glen Terrace Doris came to Hamden from St. Mary's Academy. While in high school she was interested in the Look Around Club, the Girls' Bowling Club and The Dial circulation board. Doris' interests include swimming. bowling and ping-pong. Next year she plans to attend Stoneleigh Junior College. CRESCENZIO RIFINO Cre Chris 122 Arch Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe In high school, Crescenzio has participated in the Tumbling Club, intramural sports and bowling, and has also been a member of thc Student Council. His hobbies are coin and arrow collecting, and he is interested in sports. in particular hiking. Crescenzio plans to enter Arnold's Junior College in two years. HAMDE HIGH ISABEL HOWELL RILEY lssie 20 Moulton Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue Isabel has been an active member of the Orchestra. Choir, String Quartet and the Music Club here at Hamden. She has also par- ticipated in the Swimming Club, Gym Assistants' Club and intra- mural sports. Isabel has served on The Dial, Cupola and VENTURE editorial boards. Her interests include music, swimming. sailing and poetry. Next year she plans to attend Bates College and upon graduation intends to enter journalism. DAISY LOUISE ROBERTSON MDW.. 131 Bradley Avenue I Daisy came to Hamden from Helen Street School. Her interests include swimming. dancing, ice skating, roller skating and hiking. HOWARD WILLIAM ROBINSON Ribs l08 West Easton Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe In high school. Howard has participated in intramural sports and was a member of the varsity baseball team and co-captain of the varsity basketball team. He is interested in football, hockey. basketball. baseball and other sports. Howard's plans for next year are undecided as yet. STEPHEN ROCKWELL Steve North Haven Stephen attended Tabor Academy and New Haven High before entering Hamden. While at Hamden he has been an active member of both the Bridge and Slide Rule Clubs. Tennis. swimming. music and photography number among his hobbies. Stephen will enter Washington and Lee University next year. PHYLLIS R. ROGERS Phyl 49 St. Mary Street Grade School: Newhall Street Phyllis has been a member of the Swimming and Golf Clubs and was active on the business boards of The Dial and The Cupola. Her hobbies are reading and skating. Next year she plans to enter nursing or social work. CLASS OF 1941 A, gal , IW 3' , D lm A X Rift? - J M I W I f X Y . tsl-rf' A Vt M LYNN H. ROHE Lachey Jinny Hill Road, Cheshire Lynn came to Hamden from Humiston School. In high school he was a member of the trafiic squad. Harmonica Club, The Qld! art board and The Cupola art staff. His hobbies are collecting stamps and pocket knives, and working on automobiles and ma- chinery. He also likes art and sports. Next year Lynn plans to attend a school of forestry. MARGIT GUNBORG ROSENGREN uMarg,, 37 Francis Avenue Grade School: Putnam Avenue - Margit has been a member of the Girls' Choir. the Mixed Glee Club, the A-Cappella Choir. the Driving Club and The Cupola circulation hoard. Her interests include swimming. ice Skating and bowling. Next year Margit plans to attend college. JOSEPH EDWARD ROSNER ..Ed., 56 Glemby Street Grade School: Helen Street Ed has been a member of the Stamp Club, the trafic squad. the Glee Club and the A-Cappella Choir and was also president of the Student Council. His interests include classical music, bowling. swimming and collecting stamps and coins. Next year Ed plans to attend New York University. RALPH MARTIN ROURKE Rourhey 74 Elihu Street Grade School: Spring Glen In high school Ralph has been a member of the Band, stage crew. The Dial editorial board. The Cupola business board and senior dramatics. He also served as assistant manager of the basketball team. Ralph's hobbies include swimming. driving, skiing and read- ing. He plans to attend Syracuse University. X , PASQUALE A. RUGGIERO we ff s Pat V 88 Arch Street U N. Sade School: Margaret L. Keefe ile t hi h ool Pat was a member of the Italian Club I n he ivirig lu His interests include ice skating. swimming. ing an eadiw, ext year he plans to enter Stone's Business llege. .V I-IAMDE HIGH LORRAINE ROSE RUSSELL Sackett Point Road Grade School: Center School During Lorraine's four years at Hamden she was an enthusiastic member of the Girls' Reserves. Her interests include sports and dancing. Lorraine's plans for the coming year are indefinite. WARREN RUSSELL Duke 35 Athol Place Grade School: Centerville Warren was an active member of the Bowling and Swimming Clubs, the football team, and the junior varsity basketball team. He was also assistant manager of the football and baseball teams. His hobbies are all sports, particularly bowling. Warren plans to enter Norwich University. E. ALDEN SAGE Buck Maple Avenue, Cheshire Grade School: Humiston In Hamden, Alden has participated in intramurals and the Har- monica Club. He is interested in sports, art work and dancing. Next year Alden plans to attend the University of Connecticut. MARY SALVATORE Bebe Willow Street, Cheshire Grade School: Humiston During her years in Hamden, Mary has been a member of the Camp Fire Girls. She is interested in swimming, skating and dancing. Her plans for next year are still undecided. RUSSELL W. SANDQUIST Russ I 180 Helen Stre -'N P Grade School: Plym S reef Russell vice-president of. the so omore class and has been a mem f the art boards ofl e ral, VENTURE and Cupola. e has o participated in the' ' nd Chess Clubs. Russell is 1 ter in sports, gviation a dra ing. Next year he plans to 1 comin his educatio , 'J' . '-4x X JA K . lj I x '- 1 Y A X V NJ CLASS 0131941 fl' ,014 W RICHARD SARRATT ' 'Dick Grade School: Spring Glen ln Hamden, Dick has been a member of the Band and Or- chestra. He has been on the Student Council and secretary of the A. A. Council. Dick is interested in swimming, sailing and music. Next year he plans to attend college. ELEANOR ANNE SCHAFFNER Scheme El 18 Gordon Street Grade School: Spring Glen During Eleanor's four years at Hamden she has been on the cir' culation board of The Dial and has been a member of the Look Around Club and the New York World's Fair Club. Eleanor is interested in skating and hiking. Her plans for next year are still undecided. RUTH JANE SCHENK ..Rudy,. 337 Fairview Avenue Grade School: Helen Street In Hamden, Ruth has been a library assistant and a member of the Girl Reserves. She is interested in skating, swimming. dancing and hiking. Next year Ruth plans to enter Stone's Business Col- lege. Y- QQ If CCUX MARGARET MARY SCHERER f P .. H 99 136 Wooding Street Grade School: Helen Street In Hamden, Margaret has been a member of the Rifle and Glee Clubs. She is interested in sports and dancing. Next year Mar- garet plans to attend a junior college. L. MURIEL SCHLEGEL Mar 240 Helen Street Grade School: Helen Street During Muriel's four years at high school .she has participated chiefly in dramatics. Her hobbies are swimming. dancing, stamp collecting and photography. Muriel's plans for next year are un- certain. HAMDE HIGH Sixty-six ARTHUR FREDRICK SCHLICHTING ..A to 51 Homestead Avenue Grade School: Church Street While in Hamden, Art was a member of the Band. His interests are football, basketball. model airplanes and stamps. Next year he plans either to go to work or attend engineering school. MARY PATR.ICIA SCI-INELLE A P t 23 Notkizns Street Grade School: Helen Street Pat has been active in the Girls' Reserves, intramurals and the Bowling and Swimming Clubs. Her chief interests are baseball, dancing, swimming and ping-pong. Next year she plans to attend Smith College. HOWARD CURTIS SCIPIO Ship 237 Butler Street Howard came to Hamden from Lincoln Junior High School. He has been on the business board of The Cupola, manager of the 1941 baseball team, on the circulation board of The Dial, and a member of the track team. Howard is interested in baseball, track and ping-pong. He plans to work for awhile and then to enter the School of Pharmacy at Connecticut University. LEILA JUNE SHANE Li J. 1753 Dixwell Avenue Leila came to Hamden from Burnside School in East Hartford. Conn. She has been a member of the Biology Club and the dra- matic groups. Her interests include dancing, roller skating and traveling. Next year Leila plans to do interior decorating work. -gil FRANCIS JOSEPH SHAY T v. Fran 49 Gorham Avenue Grade School: Helen Street He has been a member of the football and baseball squads and the Varsity Club. He is interested in sports and drawing. Next year Francis plans to enter Pratt Institute. CLASS OF 1941 Glenn Montowese Avenue, North Haven Glenna attended the Montowese Grammar School and North Haven Center School before entering Hamden, where she has been active in the Debating Club and in the Girls' Reserves. She enjoys dancing. swimming and skating. Next year Glenna plans to take a pre-nursing course in preparation for entrance to Hartford Hos- pital. wD, GLENNA ESTELLE SHERMAN ff. RUSSELL SHERWOOD Russ 123 Waite Street Russell entered Hamden from Junior High School 165, New York City. While in Hamden he has been a member of the foot- ball squad for three years. Russell is interested in electricity, radio. model airplanes, golf, hunting and swimming. Next year he plans to attend Syracuse University. IRENE MARIA SHORTNEIVICZ I and Shorty I6 Edmund Street Grade School: State Street In Hamden, Irene has been clerical manager of visual aid, a li- brary assistant, and a member of the Dramatic Club. She is in- terested in art. music, skating. swimming and ping-pong. Next year Irene plans to attend a business college. OLIVIA MAGDA SIOHOLM '4 Lz'UUie . U5 ll Howell Avenue Grade School Spring Glen GX Olivia has taken part in intramurals and been a member of the Swimming Club. Her interests include roller skating, music and ping-pong. Olivia's plans for next year are still undecided. A HARVEY B. SLAUSON Haw 4 Lamkin Street Before entering Hamden High School. Harvey went to Homer Grammar School and Belmont Junior High. His activities in high school included treasurer of the Photography Club, fpotball and track, intramurals and the Typing Club. Some of Harvey's in- terests are stamps. photography, sports and Hi-Y. Harvey plans to work after graduation. HAMDE HIGH JOYCE ANNE SMITH Smitty 37 Greenway Street L Grade School: Spring Glen l Joyce has been an active member of the Pottery Club, the Radio Club and the circulation board of The Dial. Next year she plans to enter Tusculum College in Tennessee. After graduation from college Joyce hopes to study nursing. WILLIAM RICHARD SMIT ' Smitty 129 Third Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe William has been a member of the football team for ree years. He also belonged to the Boys' Glee Club. Mixed Glee Club. Varsity Club and stage crew. William is interested in swimming, ping- pong. skating and baseball. He plans to attend art school next year. VIRGINIA MARIE STAGIS Ginny 10 Collett Street Grade School: Spring Glen Virginia has been active in the Riding Club. Swimming Club. Freshman Glee Club, The Dial circulation board and Cupola here at Hamden. She is interested in riding and swimming. Virginia hopes to attend college after graduation. L-f ' JEAN LUCILLI3 STEENHOFF H Shorty W 29 Marlboro Street Jean came to Hamden from Newhall Street School. She has been a member of the Band and Orchestra and a gym assistant while at Hamden. Jean is interested in swimming and ping-pong and plans to go to work next year. ' CHARLES STERLING Charlie 830 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe At I-lamden, Charles has been a member of the Band and the Public Speaking and Photography Clubs. He is interested in pho- tography and sailing. Next year Charles hopes to enter Yale Uni- versity. CLASS 0131941 Sixty-nine GORDON STUART STEVENS Gordy 52 Lansdowne Avenue Gordon attended Foote School before entering Hamden. He has been active in the Student Council, Glee Club, A-Cappella Choir and as a member of The Dial business board. Gordon's favorite hobbies are dancing, playing the accordion. reading, good mystery stories and all sports. He intends to go to Mt. Herman. MARILYN JEANETTE STEVENSON Shorty 24 Lake Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue While at Hamden, Marilyn has taken part in intramurals and has been a member of the Bowling Club. She is interested in sports, photography and dancing. Marilyn's plans for the coming year are uncertain. ' RUTH E. STEVENSON Connie 24 Lake Street f Grade School: Putnam Avenue During Ruth's freshman year she took part in the intramural program. She is interested in art. music, skating and swimming. Ruth's plans for next year are undecided. MARY JANE STONE HJUUEH 100 Bedford Avenue Grade School: Spring Glen Mary Jane has been a member of the editorial board of THE VENTURE and The Cupola, the German Club, school news editor of The Dial and has participated in the Dramatic Club for two years. She is interested in oil painting, English literature and child psychology. Mary .lane hopes to enter Mount Holyoke. SHIRLEY ELLEN STRETCH ShirI 15 6 Helen Street Shirley entered Hamden from Helen Street School. She has been active in the Glee Club, in intramurals and was secretary of her home room. Shirley enjoys swimming, skating and tennis. After graduation she plans to enter business. HAMDE HIGH Seventy JOHN R. SUGRUE Jack 596 Newhall Street Grade School: Newhall Street Jack has played on the football team at Hamden for three years. He has also participated in the Varsity Club. Football, basketball. ice skating and swimming are his favorite sports. Jack hopes to enter an advanced school for machinists. RUSSELL THOMAS SULLIVAN Russ 70 Circular Avenue Grade School: Helen Street While in Hamden, Russ has been a member of the Student Council and football squad. In his senior year he has been editor- in-chief of The Dial. Russell is interested in music and athletics. Next year he plans to attend either Yale or Connecticut University. CLARK RICHARDSON TAYLOR Dick 140 Ardmore Street Grade School: Spring Glen Clark has played on the tennis team for four years. and is the Connecticut interscholastic tennis champion, and the Connecticut junior state singles and doubles champion. He ranked Zlst in the juniors of the United States. His hobbies are tennis, badminton. music, swimming and skating. Clark plans to go to a prep school next year and then college. GEORGINE ROBERTA TAYLOR Gene 87 Marlboro Street Grade School: Newhall Street Georgine has been an active member in the Glee Club. She enf joys dancing, volleyball. tennis. basketball and good swing bands. Georgine plans to work for a year and then attend a school for dietetics. ARTHUR C. THISSELL, JR. Art 95 Swarthmore Street Grade School: Spring Glen Arthur has been president of the Hamden Senior Hi-Y. vice- president of the State Hi-Y. and also a member of the A. A. Coun- cil. His favorite interests are football and track. He hopes to go to work next year. LASS OF 1941 ef Q . . A, ,U X cs? 1 xw 'ax ROGER HARNED THOMAS ..ROg,. Thomas Street Grade School: Helen Street At Hamden. Roger has been a member of the Boys' Glee Club and Mixed Choir. He is interested in all sports. especially hockey. Roger plans to enter college next fall. GEORGE NEWTON TOLMAN Nuet Maple Avenue. North Haven George entered Hamden from North Haven Center School and has been active in the Student Council. He also served as home room president and home room treasurer. George plans to pre- pare for naval aviation. MURIEL CONSTANCE TRECARTIN 48 Homestead Avenue Grade School: Church Street Muriel has taken part in the Home Economic Club, intramurals and cheer leading squad during her four years at Hamden. Her hobbies are dancing and swimming. She plans to go to the Fanny Smith Kindergarten School. Bridgeport. ELEANOR MAE VAN HENNICK HEI., 4 3 Lexington Street Eleanor graduated from Helen Street School, and has been ac- tive in intramurals and the Rifle Club. Eleanor enjoys all sports. dancing and reading. She is entering Stone's Business College next year. BETTY GLADYS VEITH West Shepherd Avenue Betty attended Centerville School and while at high school be- longed to the Freshman Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Choir. A-Cappella Choir and the Swimming Club. She is interested in horseback riding. swimming. music and sketching. Betty plans to work for a year and then attend Wheaton College. HAMDE HIGH . MURIEL CATHERINE VISEI. Mick Muriel is a graduate of Newhall Street School. She took part in intramurals and the Bowling Club while in high school. lVluriel's hobbies are skating, swimming, bowling and all sports. She hopes to enter a dress designing school next year. RUTH VOLAND Ruthie Sackett Point Road, North Haven Ruth was graduated from Bethany Grammar School and en- tered from Hillhouse in her junior year. Her favorite hobbies are skating and tennis. Ruth intends to go into training at Hartford Hospital next year, FREDERICK WILLIAM VOOS, JR. Fred Cook Hill Road, Cheshire Fred is a graduate of Humiston School, Cheshire. He has been active in the Bowling Club. Student Council, business board of The Dial, editorial board of THE VENTURE and also the Boat Club. Fred is interested in ping-pong, tennis, driving and enjoys collect- ing records. He plans to attend Yale to take up mechanical en- gineering. RAYMOND VOOS Wolf 28 Thompson Street Ray entered Hamden from Church Street School. He has par- ticipated in intramural sports and his favorite hobby is playing sandlot football. Ray is planning to attend the New York School of Window Display. KENNETH EUGENE V Ken 73 Concord Street Ken graduated from Church Street School and has tive in the Boat Club, Swimming Club and intramural has been a member of both the band and orchestra for years. Ken's interests are swimming, dancing, driving. skating, drum- ming, mechanical work and modeling sailboats. He plans to work for the Sikorsky Aircraft, Stratford, Conn., next year. CLASS OF 1941 ,wr 'dflwtf' V 11 ,X 1 gf J' f 4' 'MM r ' ' ,,'Y .. fi ll --5 'iq ivgfaa 171-A Q., cj . ,,- I' .i .:' .ri N l Lu' N , Ski GERDA MARGARET WAGNER rfcertn 1745 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Dunbar Gerda has served for three years on the traffic squad and as a home room secretary in her junior year. Swimming. dancing, all sports and reading number among her hobbies. She plans to enter Stone'sXBusiness School. .ltyflgf FRANCIS WAGENBLATT Waggi'e 46 Lexington Street Francis attended Helen Street School and has taken part in The Dial and was also a member of the track team. He is interested in hunting, fishing and hockey. Francis plans to join the navy. HAROLD A. WALDNER Bud 105 Spring Garden Street Before entering Hamden, Bud attended both Clinton and Spring Glen Schools. He was an active member of The Dial, Boys' Glee Club, and the Boys' Bowling Club. His favorite hobbies are driving and drawing. His plans for next year are undecided. ROBERT B. WALKER Bob 109 Augur Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue Bob has been interested in archery, boys' intramurals, Typing Club and Slide Rule Club here at Hamden. His hobbies include swimming, camping, skating, basketball, football and baseball. He plans to enter college next year. JEANNETTE R. WALTERS Bonnie 1751 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Helen Street Jeannette has participated in Dramatics. Mixed Glee Club and the Girls' Choir here at Hamden. She enjoys collecting records and lists'her hobbies as singing, swimming, dancing and bowling. Next year she hopes to attend the Hartford Hairdressing School. HAMDE HIGH Seventy-four MURIEL LOUISE WALTON 3129 Whitney Avenue Muriel attended Blue Point Grammar School 'in Blue Point. N. Y., before entering Hamden. where she has been a member of the Pottery Club and the Girl Reserves. She enjoys swimming. hikin sewin badminton la s and is es eciall interested in gi ey , P Y, P ,V . I chemistry. Next year Muriel plans to enter nurses training. MARCIA ROSE WARHAFT Marcy 18 Notkins Street Grade School: Helen Street Marcia has been a member of the Freshman Girls' Glee Club, girls' intramurals and a gym assistant at Hamden. She is inter- ested in ping-pong, reading. knitting and sport events. Next year Marcia plans to attend the New Haven Teachers' College. JEAN MARTHA WEBSTER Jeannie 34 Maplewood Terrace Grade School: Church Street Jean has participated in the Freshman Girls' Glee Club and has been secretary of the Home Economics Club. She served on the Sub-Freshman Day Committee Cl938l. Jean enjoys creative art. dancing, traveling and letter-writing. Next year she plans to enter New Haven State Teachers' College to prepare for primary teaching. HELEN MARIE WEIL Susie 1082 Dixwell Avenue Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe At Hamden High. in Helen's freshman year she was active in girls' intramurals. As a sophomore and junior she served on The Dial circulation board. and as a senior belonged to the Driving Club. Her hobbies are horseback riding. dancing. collecting dogs and ping- pong. Helen plans to go to work or a business college next year. RI-IODA JEAN WEINER HCNUHIQU 54 Carleton Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue At Hamden, Rhoda has been a member of the Freshman Girls' Glee, Swimming Clubs and girls' intramurals. She was assistant manager of The Dial business board and served on the circulation and business board of The Cupola and the editorial board of THE VENTURE. Her hobbies include piano, horseback riding, tennis and swimming. Rhoda plans to enter Skidmore College next year. CLASS OF 1941 Vg. 1 69 fh I Rx. Q Ur .,, ,- J 'Kr IDG X 3' I JN f J' Qlwll asf MMMWJ ' f 66 X7 ff' I An 1 . ', fi W i 2 ,Vw Qfki I J .ity X, Blum' L .0l',A1v'J543 r' J sf'l!,U 'N -off, A . -Q ,vt L rt , i 1 H ,xhrprlllyvg slbfv V xi X c jv ' gf if xo I YJ 1 f si.. 'fe ff' z Y .. Y NJ Q? Q! MAE PHOEBE WHEELER UMW., 40 Gorham Avenue Grade School: Helen Street During Mae's freshman year she was active in girls' intramurals and was on the rifle team, which membership she continued through her junior year. She also has participated in the Driving Club. Her hobbies include collecting stuffed dolls, horseback riding, danc- ing and ping-pong. Next year Mae plans to enter the business world. ROSE AUGUST WHITE Gus ll9 Third Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe While in high school Rose has been in the Girls' Glee Club. Bowling Club and the Student Council. She was also in the Swimming Club and a member of the Athletic Association. Rose held the mixed doubles championship in badminton for 1938-39 and 1940-41. Her hobbies are collecting miniature dogs and sports. Next year Rose plans to enter the University of Connecticut. LOIS LILLIAN WHITHAM NLC., 2630 Whitney Avenue Grade School: Mt. Carmel Lois has many hobbies which occupy her time outside of school. They are swimming, skating, bowling, tennis, ping-pong and bad- minton. She is planning to go to Larson's Junior College. MALCOLM W. WILCOX 'J Mal 's cv ' 39 James Street Grade School: Centerville I K Malcolm has been in the Band for four years and has taken a strong interest in art. He lists his hobbies as commercial art and designing, photography, music. and enjoys all sports. His plans for the coming year consist of working the first part of the year, and then going to Pratt Institute in New York. JEANNE ELIZABETH WILSON Willie 107 Westminister Street Grade School: Margaret L. Keefe Jeanne has participated in the Cooking Club, Rifle Club and the Driving Club. She enjoys collecting knick-knacks, swimming, skating and dancing. Jeanne plans either to enter the business world or to go to a business college next year. I-IAMDE HIGH MARJORIE LGUISE WOLLENSACK Daisy Mae Marge 285 Augur Street Grade School: Putnam Avenue Marjorie has been interested in the Bowling Club and girls' in- tramurals: and was a member of the Student Council during her freshman year. Her hobbies are swimming. dancing, bowling and collecting menus. Marjorie plans to attend a junior college next year. SHIRLEY ANNE WOODS Sh1'rl 54 Church Street Shirley is a graduate of Church Street School. She has been a member of the Girls' Glee Club and Home Economics Club. Her hobbies are bowling. dancing. skating and swimming. She hopes to enter office work next year. JOSEPH H. WRIGHT mcg., l l5 Third Street Before entering Hamden. Joseph attended Bassett Junior High and Hillhouse High Schools. At Hamden he has been a member of the basketball team. Joseph's hobbies are football. baseball. basketball and hockey. He also enjoys popular music. Next year Joseph plans either to go to California and enter advertising or the Army Aviation Corps. If f f f X lj y.ROBE TAEGER 4Qy7fGWAo,mJ- ,.,. 27 Red Rock Terrace ff Bob attended Church 'Street Sc ool before he entered Hamden. Here he has been in the Band andxin a ray. f'During his senior year he was viiffii-efilie'f1b.of his Zumivf' f'.'Eob'5 hobbies are swimming. lxsan lot football. hunting arf colle 1ng'I'ndian relics. His plans for the future are undecided. ARTHUR STEVEN YEOMANS Art 5 0 Collins Street Art was graduated from Helen Street School. His activities in Hamden have included Swimming, Tumbling and the Rifle Clubs. Art was a member of the Connecticut Civilian Rifle Club at the national rifle matches at Camp Perry, Ohio. during his senior year. He plans to enter business after griduation. CLASS 0131941 VW . Wea M lv- M DAVID ZACCHEI Zac 166 School Street David is a graduate of Centerville School. At Hamden he be- came captain of the golf team and participated in football, baseball, and hockey. His hobby is collecting rare coins and odd golf tees. Next year David plans to attend business school. JOHN PAUL ZAPPE Jack 67 Carmel Street John came to Hamden from Centerville Grammar School. While in high school he has been in the Band. John's hobbies are swim- ming, hiking and camping. He plahs to attend trade school next year. ll i I ZIGMOND ZERANSKI C' 'll' i Ziggie Pro Slick ' 182 Welton Street Zigmond graduated from State Street School. His interests and hobbies are golf, baseball, hockey, football, swimming, skating and skiing. He may complete his military training as a corporal reserve at Fort Adams, Newport, R. I., next year. .f f ,. f J., 'LC 4- ef. 64722 . -'44, +f W - HAMDE HIGH Gqufogmpfiz 277 ' l J Cbbild - 17 5:15i1Mg'z L BGfY'lf'UlYK Dwwmu 'WW ZW gamma! tw' Mg ai.a4w 1!-1 H5616 lDc.CYcf : ,413 ,8LJ.,2!ulw-4 I x X i ,ci , V'-Q 4 1:0 Agfa -Q ,fix 9m'TZ'M0M7Mf'W i ag,M,Lwwg,L,,,4 Pain-1 WWW www WWW' qv I CLASS GF 1941 6 Four Years Have Spent Their Course Pour years have spent their course, and forceg again A change is come in things that we have known. A new existence follows in time's train To take the place of what has lately flown. The past is swallowed swiftly by the life That starts for us in but a fleeting day, This present time is crowded out by strife Which future time will swiftly send our way. And in these years we have most greatly changed From what we were when first we entered here. Our future callings have been here arranged And new ambitions found with every year. Yes, we have changed far more than we can know, But we have grown together these four years. So to our eyes the changes slightly show As now another one, the greatest, nears. Although we feel that we are loath to leave The happiness we now can call our own, There still awaits new things we must achieve In future days: now we are nearly grown. I HAMDE HIGH Class Histor FRESI-IMAN YEAR We entered Hamden High School as freshmen in September, 1937. The class oflicially began with our election of officers in November. Rob- ert Donahue was elected president, Warren Stannard, vice-president: Merwyn David, treasurer and Phillips Brooks, secretary. Our irst social event, as members of Hamden High, was the Freshman Dance, held on February 22 under the direction of our class adviser, Mr. Ran- dolph Aurell. The various committees included: Entertainment, Nancy Rhynedance, Marie DeMayo, Joe Cozenza, Margaret Fulton, Dick Sarrat, Bar- bara Lehr and Burton I-Iicock: refreshment, Paul Rebucci, Douglas Pierpont, Gordon Stevens and Rita Griswold: decoration, Jane Randall, Isabelle McKean, Kenneth Voowinkle and Frances Posinelli. Mr. Wyllie acted as master of cere- monies and those who attended danced to Charlie Summers' Orchestra. The second social event in which the class of 1941 participated was the Freshman-Sophomore picnic, on June 3, at Gardiner Lake. Miss Fison and Mr. Dykes accompanied the two class groups, and in spite of the rain everyone had a grand time. We ended our first year on June 21, looking forward to the beginning of our upper class life as sophomores. SOPHOMORE YEAR We returned to high school as disillusioned sophomores in September, 1938. We now knew the meaning of interim and home room guidance periods. The seniors were no longer etheral beings garbed in an aurora of pink light, but quite ordinary mortals who even condescended to take your table at lunch after you had already put your books on it in a vain attempt to save it from maraud- ing bands of upperclassmen. We had also learned how to tell which assemblies would be good and which bad, in advance, and how much you could get away with in certain teachers' classes. i The elections were hot and furious, with much campaigning and many a prideful mother's Johnny scribbling caustic comments or just playing tick-tack- toe on the posters of the aspiring candidates put up in obvious places throughout the building. When the tumult and the shouting had died away bathe results were found to be as follows: Merwyn David, president: Russell Sandquist, vice- president: Paul Rebucci, treasurer, and Mary Quinlan, secretary. Our sophomore year was also the beginning of the Honor Roll system and we discovered to our dismay that all too few of us were good enough to make the grade when the Honor Rpll was first announced in December by Mr. Moody. If you were fortunate enough to make it and wanted your admiring friends and CLASS OF 1941 E ighty-one relatives to see you listed with the glorious few, your name was either spelled so horribly that even you wouldn't recognize it or you just weren't mentioned at all. The big social event of our year, even though some of the zeros in our Four Hundred did manage to crash the Junior-Senior Prom, was the Sophomore Dance, held on February 25, a happy beginning for our spring vacation. Charlie Summers' band provided the music and all who attended thoroughly enjoyed themselves. 1939 was the year the musical organizations traveled to the State, New England and National Music Festivals to win high ratings. Many of our class- mates set off for Greenwich, Worcester or New York, after much counting of noses and bumping and banging of instruments, with the Band, Orchestra or the Glee Clubs. Everybody who went had a wonderful time, even those who got lost , who ate or blew indiscreetly and who became hoarse singing Daisy and Three Blind Mice . So our sophomore year was concluded on a happy note and we looked for- ward to coming back in the fall as upperclassmen . JUNIOR YEAR In September, 1939, we proud upperclassmenn returned to our studies with a zest for learning. After some vigorous campaigning, our esteemed class oliicers were chosen. Merwyn David won the presidency of our class, with John Connelly as vice- president, Evelyn Sweet as secretary, and Paul Rebucci as treasurer. Even though our hockey team lost the Shanley Cup, they are still to be congratulated for their fine playing. The baseball team deserves the most credit, the spectacular way in which they sent runs across home plate, kept the crowds constantly on their feet and explains why they won the cup. Several times during the year we were royally entertained by our own Band and Orchestra. The Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra also gave its annual con- cert at Hamden. When the Symphony departed, students could still be heard applauding and crying for encores. In January and later in April we tried our hand at roller skating parties. Both Ventures were very successful due to the splendid cooperation of the two chairmen, Merwyn David and Peter Albertini. who were assisted by Jack Con- nelly, William Keeney and Bill Butler. The end of the year came before we knew it and with it the most outstand- ing social event of the entire school year, the Junior-Senior Promenade. The gala affair was held in our beautifully decorated gym and was naturally a huge success. Music was provided by a Yale Collegian and his musical-minded buddies. Thus one more year was completed and we juniors of 1940 are looking forward to our senior' year with eager anticipation. HAMDE HIGH Eighty-two SENIOR YEAR Seniors at last, and those little people walking down the hall are really freshmen, believe it or not I After much speech-making and banner-waving over elections, officers were finally elected. Arnold Kaufman walked off with the presidency, with Peter Albertini as vice-president, Nellie DePalma as secretary, Paul Rebucci as treas- urer and Nancy Rhyndance as our much-needed historian. The Dial started the year with Russell Sullivan as editor-in-chief, assisted by Mary Jane Stone, Susan Cartwright, William Lanzoni, and Richard Miller, acting heads of the various departments. In sports our athletic teams triumphed over all obstacles as usual-even though our football team was not always victorious they never failed to put up a gallant battle under the capable leadership of their captain, Alfred Ramelli. Our hockey team won the Shanley Cup for the fifth time due to the spectacular play of our team. The basketball team also turned in a line performance. In January we honored our fellow classmates by sponsoring a gala dance in the gym. All the people who attended agreed that this was a successful event due to the cooperation of the class ollicers, who were assisted by Richard Miller, Mary Jane Ingram, Marie DeMaio, James Barry, Warren Russell, Shirley Stretch and Edward Crotty, The year was also marked by a roller skating party. The success of this affair was due to the way Roger LaReau handled the publicity. The great social event of the year was the Prom. It was a great success under the direction of Merwyn David, chairman of the committee, assisted by Edward Crotty, William Smith, Edward Rosner, Burton Hicock and the class officers. In conclusion, we say as we leave the portals of Hamden High, To every one there openeth a way . CLASS OF 1941 E ighty-three Class Will of 1941 We, the Class of 1941, being of sound mind and body, do ordain and es- tablish this, our last will and testament. Article I To Mr. Moody, we leave our sincere appreciation and thanks for the co- operation and guidance he has given us through our four years at high school. Article II To Mr. Aurell, we leave the task of collecting another class' dues. Article III To the Class of 1942, we leave our exemplary class spirit. Article IV To Mr. Lloyd, we leave the chemistry projects. Article V To all underclassmen, we leave the long-awaited escalators. The seniors bequeath their unusual characteristics to the following fortu- nate individuals: Eddie Allen leaves his English and American Literature signs to Miss Knapp. Muriel Austin leaves her turned-up nose to Connie Green. Olga Berger leaves her 'cello to anybody who can carry it. Dorothy Brandt bequeaths her trafiic badge to Peggy Quinlan. Jack Connelly leaves the sophomore girls. Merwyn David wills his managing capacity to Willard Marr. Marie DeMaio leaves her dark beauty to any plain Jane. Nellie DePalma bequeaths her efficiency to next year's fortunate secretarial candidate. ' Molly Donleavy leaves her curly black locks to Nancy Engleman. Bob Eck wills all his books to James Bershstein. Phil Flynn leaves her driving ability to Rosemary Doolan. Valerie Foran leaves her passion for Latin to David Veith. Gordon Galligan leaves his Irish temperament to Gloria E. Nichols. Barbara Hall bequeaths her good-natured disposition to anyone who needs it. Mitchel Hamrah wills his studious attitude to Bob MacIntosh. , Helaine Hays leaves her beautiful tresses to Messrs. Brown and Laden. Armin Hemberger leaves Ann Purdy. Too bad! Barbara Hicks leaves her carrot-colored hair to Mary Jordan. Burt Hicock leaves Deal Daymon to carry on. HAMDE HIGH Dick Howard leaves his history book to Mr. Laden. Betty Kirkham wills her height to Ed Luppi. Barbara Lehr leaves her title, Ideal American Girl , to Joan Waterman. Bob Mayo bequeaths his sartorial splendor to Steve Garratt. Martin Malia wills his poetical talent to Henry Phenniger. Eleanor Moore leaves her histrionics to Patsy Luther. Stella Morton leaves her canary voice to Betty Boynton. Winnie Musch wills the art of holding a P.G. to anyone who can get one Ed O'Connell bequeaths his friendly smile to Betty Morrison. Lois,Pelton leaves her E string to John Mangan. Jane Randall leaves her bangs to someone with a high forehead. Paul Rebucci leaves his talent for balancing the budget to Al Priess. Steve Rockwell leaves his eternal shivering to Mr. Sloane. Mary Jane Stone would leave her Yale senior but she wants him herself. Russell Sullivan leaves his journalistic ability to next year's Dial editor. Rhoda Weiner leaves her flair for clothes to Edythe Wright. Pat Schnelle leaves her bandanas to Bette Kavanagh. Joyce Smith leaves her giggle to Barry Jennings. Virginia Stagis wills her jodphurs to Mary Jean Borst. Josephine Gingold leaves her A's to Tom Walsh. John Horne bequeaths his hockey stick to Ed Gerosa. Eleanor Huling leaves her cash register to Mary Teft. Russell James leaves his morning announcements to Stanley Kreer. Marion Jones leaves her knitting needles to Dorothy Carroll. Lena Landino leaves her gas stove to Mark Merliss. Elfrieda Lindner wills her needle and thread to Horace Filer. Reynolds Longfield leaves his wolfing to Livvie Voos. Gerald Libby bequeaths his bow and arrow to Cupid and Luke Camorata Bob Lyons leaves his band-box appearance to Bill Nichols. Doris Madison leaves her way with the boys to Jane Cary. Betty Maloney wills her sense of humor to Faith Jenssen. Jean O'Neill leaves her flute to Mr. Mezzotero. We leave Fred Orr to Ohio State. Mary Quinlan leaves her jitterbugging to Mr. McVey. Nancy Rhynedance leaves her vivaciousness to Mary Lou Eifler. Jack Maloney wills his tap dancing to Eleanor Shelton. George Meinson leaves his questions to Charles Stanwood. Pat Minervini leaves his mathematical genius to Wild Bill . Ward Minkler leaves the Chem. Lab. Cwe hopej. Corinne Moore leaves her dazzling orbs to her sister, Jacqueline. Lynn Rohe leaves his arched eyebrow to Frances Stevens. Eleanor Schaifner leaves her Boston accent to Helen Somerset. CLASS OF 19-41 Prophecy for 1941 Time-1941 Dramatis Personnae S FORTUNE TELLER Scene-Hamden Two HAMDEN STUDENTS ACT I SCENE I First Stood Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: First Stood Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood: Fort. Tell: Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell : First Stood: Fort. Tell z Sec, Stood: Are you the Fortune Teller of renown Whose fame has spread abroad about our town? Indeed, I am ze one you wish to see: To my sharp eyes there izz no mystery. You see: we're seniors now at Hamden High And as our graduation's drawing nigh, It is our duty that we prophesy, And doing so we do not wish to lie. Yes, so we came to you to find the truth About the future of our High School's youth. You came, my lucky ones, to zee right door. For divinations of zee future's store. Now here's the list of whom we have to know The first name written here is Bruno, Joe. And now it's 1960 we approach, I iind him then your High School Coach. And now we'd like to know of Art Thissell. As Ceegar King, zat boy is doing well. And tell us now of Cheshire's Frederick Voos. For Fuller Brush zat boy is on ze loose. Of Stella Morton tell us just one thing. Zat little bird now in ze movies sing, And Al O'Connell runs ze Richard Peck Which still in 1960 is no wreck. While Issie Riley makes those wacky hats Zat cause ze general public to go bats. Quick, hand me your list of student names. Ze crystal ball will now reveal their fames. What does it say of Roger Thomas there? With him no other lawyer can compare Unless perhaps his rival in his town. Your Joe Cosenza, D.A. of renown. Has Peggy Murdock made a great success? Park Avenue is now zat girl's address, And right across ze street, ze tenth floor up, Is Paul Rebucci's restaurant, Sip and Sup, And just beneath Doc Howard runs his place Rebuilding and remodeling of the face, Is Dick Sarratt still in the music game? I-IAMDE HIGH Fort. Tell: First Stood: Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood: Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood: Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood: Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell: He's left it for Olympic swimming fame, But Mary Reinhard wields a mean baton At Russell James' Club Ze Demijohnn: And Gordon Stevens toots a silver horn To rouse ze boys at Devens every morn. While Leonard Paul composes fine swing hits Zat sends ze nations jivers into fits. And Edward Crotty, tell us now of him. He gratifies the public's every whim By writing Little Abner in new style Which Walter Brophy illustrates the while. Smooth Schlegel's talent, is it now in use? Her time is spent in courting of ze Muse. And with Art Yeomans she is writing verse, The Bard of Stratford's ruin and his curse? Your Howie Robinson's an artist, too. He paints his South Sea life in pastel hue. And Raymond R'apuano makes his way By drawing comic pictures for his pay. Is Ralphie Rourke the great man's prototype? He rose from worker on the linotype - To partner in ze great newspaper string That's run by Michael Hamrah, famed news king Ed Rosner's future, is it filled with thrills? I'll say, and also many spills, For he is now Test Pilot for ze planes On which Bill Smith expends great care and pains That Dor't McHardy's air lines might have ships With which to make their daily China trips. And what does Jimmie Poole accomplish seer? He censors all ze movies every year. And what's for Mary Desmond on the books? She censors zat which Jimmie overlooks. Of knowledge of Bus Ongely we have need. He writes ze scripts zat Jim and Mary read. And Margaret Fulton's acting uses wit On Ongely's work, or what is left of it. Has Margit Rosengren a long career? She's married to a polo cavalier. A scion of a Russian Princely House Has taken Olga Berger for his spouse, And this I fmd for Cheshire's Alice Fenn, She is the White Way's first comedienne. Does Rudolph Lupi rank among the greats? In basketball that boy most highly rates. And Dazzle Waldner, too, is doing fine As operator of a diamond mine. CLASS GF 1941 Eighty-seven Sec. Stood : Fort. Tell 2 First Stood Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood Fort. Tell: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood: Fort. Tell: Sic. Stood: 'liislr Ten: First Stood: Fort. Tell: First Stood: Sec. Stood: Fort. Tellz' First Stood: Sec. Stood: Old Sage, come tell us now of Ellen Bree. Zat lady long ago has set to sea And with Sue Cartwright is harpooning whales And sending homevze blubber by Ze bales. Does Neale Gamache at all receive renown? He manages the Eagles here in town. Does Raymond Losi have a noble fame? A Ph.D. is now beside his name. He spends his time in pouring over books, There's not a tome zat Raymond overlooks. Now prophesy for Madeline Edell. Zat lady isn't doing quite so well, She tried to live by giving finger waves Till Nan Auletta's wigs dug hair-do's graves. ls Peter Albertini known at all? . He's at ze Junior G. Men's beck and call. A . Does Andrew Jackson even then come through? As president he's Andrew number two. I For William Butler what is written down? He's founder of New England's first boy's town. Come tell of Bev McAller's future life., I She combines her perfume store with being wife. And William Dingwell runs an ostrich farm? To help the ladies' bonnets outwiz charm. Too, Arnold Kaufman cultivates ze dirt And raises line big grapefruit, minus squirt. Does M. J. Ingram cultivate the earth? By modeling clothes she seeks to prove her worth ln Richard lVliller's great department store Where Miller has as partner, Fredrick Orr. And now for Spencer Ahren's prophecy? With golden sax zat boy is flying high, And now he plays at zat new studio Of Bill Lanzoni, impressario. ' But gentlemen, your list is long and so Before I tell all you wish to know I wish to set a price. Five dollars, please. But pardon me, for rhyme I now must sneeze. fSneezesj We're awful, awful sorry, kind old sage Instead we'll give a VENTURE Ad, full page. Or better still, we'll speak to kind E. J. To give to you a ticket for A. A. You crooks! For future life you now must wait: I halt ze yet unfolded roll of fate. I think the time has come to leave this man. Now that we've found out all from him we can. FINIS OPERIS y MARTIN MALIA HAMDE HIGH Eighty-eight Y ACTIVITIES 1941 Eighty - nina Y all 1:1 3 V f lk i d H' h S hool with a team composed mostly of veterans opened the season at Coach Donnelly Ham en 1 c , - v Winsted on Octoier 5 with a 13-6 victory over Gilbert High. Behind 6-0 at the half, the Hamden eleven rallied in the final two periods. Callahan scored twice on short plunges. Both scores were made possible by the fine running of Jack Edwards. The first home game of the season ended in a 19-6 triumph over the Branford team. The score was deadlocked 6-6 at half time. The defensive play of Captain A1 Ramelli was out- standing. Vwlith a feeling of confidence after two victories. the Hamden team tackled a tough Derby eleven at Coon Hollow on Gctober 19. The game was strictly a defensive battle until the last 50 seconds, when Derby plunged over for a score. The score was the result of a 40-yard pass. The play of the Hamden line as a whole was excellent. While the tuneful 85-piece Hamden Band played stirring music, the Hamden gridiron war-- riors met a heavy. well-coached Hillhouse aggregation in the first night football game in the his- tory of the school. Thousands of excited spectators saw a very close fight in the first half, at the end of which the score was deadlocked, 7-7. In the second half, Hillhouse unleashed a smashing attack good for 18 points. The final score was 25-7. The plunging of Roger Hall and the defensive work of Arnold Kaufman stood out. Back in their own park, the limping Hamden warriors were nosed out by a smart East Hartford team, 1?-6. The captain and right guard for East Hartford bottled up Hamden's attack very successfully. On November 9, Hamden ventured to Middletown to play Woodrow Wilson, Class B champions. Hamden started very poorly and ended up on the short end of a 33-12 score. The only bright spot of the day was Joe Bruno's pass interception and dash of 70 yards to a touchdown. ' 1 Hampered by the loss of Francis Shay. able quarterback, the Hamden team closed the season with a 0-O tie- with their arch rivals, Commercial. Again and again Hamden was inside the 5 and 10 yard lines but lacked scoring punch. Captain Ramelli in his last game with Hamden played excellent defensive football. Playing their last game for Hamden High were Captain Ramelli, Jack Edwards, Joe Bruno, Francis Shay, Robert Eck. Jack Sugrue, Frank Reilly. William Dingwell. .Jack Maloney and Walter Bergammi. HAMDE 1-HGH . ' it mama.: 1:43111 C5 Hockey Coach Ames The Hamden High School hockey team annexed its fifth District League championship in six years after losing it to West Haven in 1940. The team started the season by defeating the defending champions, 3-2, in a hard fought battle at the Arena. The sextet subdued Hillhouse and Commer- cial by the respective scores of 4-0 and 3-2. In the second round, Hamden continued its winning streak by defeating the West Shore aggregation 3-2, and tied a stubborn Hillhouse sextet as Neale Gamache pulled an unassisted hat trick. Commercial upset the Greenies 3-2, causing a third round to be played. Hamden made it three straight by again defeating West Haven, 2-1, and clinched the 1941 title in an overtime 4-4 tie with Hillhouse. 1n the out-of-town games, the Amesmen won two at the expense of Nor- walk High, 1 1-l, and the West Point Plebes, 1-0. They lost the same number of games, one to Choate by a 1-0 score and the other to Cheshire Academy, 2-1. High scorer of the year was Neale Cmamache with 11 goals and five assists, making 16 points: Captain John Horne was runner-up with 11 points. Seniors of the 1941 team are Captain John Horne, Neale Gamache, Walt Brophy, Dave Zacchei, Vinny Johnson, Bill Lanzoni and Manager Paul Rebucci. ACTIVITIES 1941 Basketball The winter of 1941 brought to Hamden High School another successful basketball team. The team started with two losses but came up to a winning standard toward the middle of the season. After being tripped by Boardman Trade, the Green and Gold regained the services of Jack Connelly, only to be beaten by Hillhouse. Hamden played championship ball at times and then went off form for a game or two. Howie Robinson paced the attack through- out the rest of the campaign, setting a new individual school scoring record. He also led the team to new scoring heights against Meriden and East Hartford. Howie and Joe Bruno, co-captains, were the mainstays of the team, but Jack Connelly, Bill Butler, Ed Crotty and Joe Wright, who scored 22 points against Meriden for a new school record, all shared the glory. Paul Wagner, the only junior to play regularly, was a long distant scoring threat throughout. Paul scored the winning basket against Commercial to climax a hard-fought game in which Hamden was the underdog throughout. In the second Hillhouse game, Hamden's zone defense was solved and after a slow start Hillhouse went on to an easy victory. This feat was duplicated by Woodrow Wilson. After bad defeats, Hamden came back all the harder with the spirit of a Hamden team. Hamden split home and home series with Commercial, West Haven, Meri- den and Leavenworth. Throughout the season Hamden's boys fought for everything they got with the breaks against them most of the way. They never gave up and deserve all praise. HAMDE HIGH N inety-two xx ,X Baseball Their last year's pitching corps greatly depleted by graduation, the Ham- den High baseball team, defending their district league title, began their schedule by defeating Boardman Trade 10-6. The result of the contest proved that Coach Donnelly had produced two new pitchers to ill the gap left by Jim Doherty and Henry Cofrancesco. The Aristocrats were successful in their next three games with triumphs over the Yale J. V.'s, Meriden, and Davenport College of Yale. The seniors who will leave the team because of graduation are Al Ramelli, Fran Shay, and Howie Robinson. ACTIVITIES 1941 The Student Council During the year I94-O-41 the Student Council of Hamden High School has supported the drives of various charitable organizations. Among these were Red Cross, March of Dimes, and the Community Chest. The Council spon- sored the annual Christmas Party for school children of Hamden. New arm-bands for the traffic squad were partially paid for from Student Council funds. The funds used to support these activities were derived from the auction of lost articles and Hamden High School Movie Nights promoted with the cooperation of a local theatre. , The Student Council has worked toward school improvements: with the traffic squad a survey of cafeteria,problems was conducted and a new set of cafe- teria regulations resulted. Certain privileges are the reward of service. A number of members re- ceived the Honor Study privilege. A delegation of four members of the Council attended, as representatives of our High School, a conference on National Unity and Democracy. Wliat success the Hamden High School Student Council has achieved may be credited to its members and the leadership of Edward Rosner, president: Luke Camorata, vice-president: Alyce Penn, secretary, and Burton Hicock, treasurer. The Council members graduating this year are: Joseph Cosenza, Edward Crotty. Nellie Depalma, Alyce Penn. Margaret Fulton. Frank Cioodwin, Burton Hicock, Charles Kroger, Ward Minkler, Crescensio Rifino. Joseph Rosner, and Frederick Voos. HAMDE HIGH Ninety-four The Dial for 1941 Hamden High School's monthly publication, The Dial, has completed its sixth consecutive year and in all respects has lived up to the standard of excel- lence of previous years. Guiding the destinies of The Dial this year were Rus- sell Sullivan, editor-in-chief: .Ioan Waterman, assistant editor: Barbara Lehr, associate editor: Mary Jane Stone, school news editor: Susan Cartwright. feature editor, and Vvlilliam Lanzoni, sports editor. Most outstanding of this year's issue was The Guile, an April Fool satire on the regular features of The Dial. Miss Margaret Clifford once more filled the capacity of faculty adviser to the editorial staff, The Dial enjoyed another year of financial independence because of a busi- ness board par excellence. Richard Miller served as business manager, and Marie DeMaio as circulation manager. Mr. John Laden, faculty adviser to the busi- ness board, completed his sixth year as sponsor of this activity. Whenever The Dial requested the aid of typists, Miss Ruth Walsh of the faculty called upon her students to provide this assistance to the editorial staff. Good Luck is the sentiment of Dial members of the Class of '41 towards next year's staff. ACTIVITIES 1941 .. .. fa it - The Tramc Squad Left to right- FRONT Row: Dorothy Roberts, Nellie DePalma, Alfred Priess, floor captain: Pat Fontaine, vice-president: Anthony lagrosse, president: Dorothy Brandt, secretary: Robert Carney, floor captain: Marvin Schorr, floor captain: Barbara Hall, Barbara Clapp. SECOND Row: Robert Bahr, Mary Reinhard, Gerda Wagner, Dorothy Beyerle, Jean Schorer, Bette Kavanagh, Audrey McKenzie, Emma McGann, Connie Quinlan, Edna Mae Desmond, Mary Jane Desmond, Virginia McBirney. Mary Quinlan, Allen Weed. THIRD Row: Alphonso Leonardo, Daniel Reed. John Mangan, Fred Nicholas, Edward Rosner. Fred Voos, Arthur XVebb, Richard Russell, Pasquale Minervini, Ray Kopjanski, Angelo lagrosse. Paul Kaufman, Margaret Quinlan, Robert Mclntosh, were absent. HAMDE HIGH The Mixed Choir The augmented Mixed Choir of 125 voices sang at Woolsey Hall with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra on March 1. It was a thrilling experience for all of us. The program consisted of the following: Holy Art Thou, from Handell's Largo, 'AFinlandia, by Sibelius, and A'The Prayer of Thanksgiving, by Kremser. The Girls' Choir of 90 voices, under the direction of Mr. Grimes, has had a most enjoyable and successful year. A selected group from the Choir has sung for various organizations in the Town of Hamden: on two occasions at the Hamden Plains Church. The fourth annual concert of the Choir was held April 18, 1941, combined with the Boys' Glee Club and the Mixed Choir. Ar- rangements were made for the participation of the Choir in the State Musical Contest at Winsted, Conn. The regular Mixed Choir of 70 voices sang most successfully at the annual concert on April 18. The Grasshopper made a hit, with two members of our class singing the solo parts, Stella Morton, soprano, and Roger LaReau, bass. The Boys' Glee Club, directed by Mr. Stebbins, also took part in the an- nual concert. They sang their favorite, The Waits . ACTIVITIES I94I Ninety-seven The Band The Hamden High School Band, consisting of 85 members, has enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in its history, having the opportunity of per- forming in many local events. The outstanding event of the 1940-41 season was the fifth annual band concert, held January 10, 1941, with seven soloists taking part. This concert proved to be the biggest financial success ever held in Hamden High School. The highlights of the evening were the performance of the Light Calvary Over- ture , the march from the opera Tannhauser , and the saxaphone solo, My Regards , played by Spencer Ahrens. The Band added color to the 1940 football season by performing at the Ham- den-Hillhouse game at Donovan Field, and at the Hamden-Commercial game at the City Stadium. The Band traveled to East Hampton, Conn., in December to present a concert for the benefit of the East Hampton High School Band: played for an assembly at the Fair Haven Junior High School, performed again at the Loew's Poli Theatre for the State Teachers' Convention, at the Whitney Theatre, and paraded for the first time in the New Haven Santa Claus Parade under the lead- ership of the new drum major, Joan Waterman. On May 16, 1941, the Band traveled to New London, Conn., to partici- pate in the State Band Music Festival, and concluded the season by taking part in the annual combined concert of the Hamden High School Musical Organiza- tions. Twenty-one senior members played for their last time with the Band in this concert. 1-IAMDE HIGH Ninety-eight Q 'N Q59 vr'1eeo4'i' I ' The Orchestra This year the 57 members of the Hamden High School Orchestra had the privilege of acting host to the 12 orchestras competing in the State Orchestra Contest Festival. The adjudicator of the contest was Mr. Francis Findlay of the New England Conservatory of Music. Concerning our Orchestra's per- formance of Cesar Franck's Symphony in D Minor , he wrote: A Hne showing with an extremely difficult work. Unusually carefully worked out detail. The spirit of the work was excellent throughout. I also thoroughly enjoyed the playing of the Lohengren Prelude to Act III and con- gratulate the players, the student conductor and the teacher who made it possible to make such a fine piece of work under the conducting of such a young man . On March I3 the Orchestra played at Troup Junior High School. Fol- lowing this appearance, came the tifth annual concert which took place on March 21. In addition to the Symphony in D Minor , previously mentioned, the outstanding work of this concert consisted of Coriolanus Overture by Beethoven, Second Hungarian Rhapsody by Liszt, and Lalo's Symphonie Espagnole For Violin and Orchestra . For the first time, the Orchestra per- formed under the leadership of a student conductor, Robert Fredrickson, who conducted the 'iloohengren Prelude . Seniors leaving the Orchestra this year are Lois Pelton and Walter Berga- mini, violins: Isabel Riley, Nancy Rhynedance and Olga Berger, 'cellosp Milton Beisiegel, double bass: Jean O'Neill, flute: Phillips Brooks and Jean Steenhoff, clarinetsg Richard Kenneson and Gloria Criscuola, trumpets: Dorothy Brandt and Richard Sarratt, trombones, Angelina Lucibella, piano: Kenneth Vowinkle, tympani and percussion. 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