Hartford Public High School - Classbook Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1953 volume:

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QQ. 23'-1 .. f' - Q OUR TRUE INTENT IS ALL FOR YOUR DELIGHTX' For his unbiased judgment and discreet guidance, For his limitless interest in our school activities, For his immeasurable assistance in laying the foundations for our future lives, We, the Class of 1953, gratefully dedicate this hook to our friend and adviser, . Many yflyfvl f f A f 5 it J i if VI, 1 7 Qfyif JZ!! A 1 t f ff , ff- c H X J! wr, , A MR. TAYLOR The Assistant Producer In His Ollice 7 flames QW!! Mr. Quirk Discusses a Point with Richard Davis TO THE PRODUCER THOMAS j. QUIRK We shall always be indebted for his sage counsel and manifestation of faith, interest, and pride in each member of our class. ups! W ,- pn--1 ' 'juli' ENGLISH Seated: William Dole, Alice Tranberry, Florrie Alder- FINE ARTS son, Anita -Roche, Florence Romaine, Mary Spellacy, Left to fight: wiiiffeti mmf, Prisrilla Aiiwoffh, Albert Smith- Sfafldiflgr 101111 Kazafian, Margaret Geraldine Squarey, Anna Merz, Virginia Riggs, Allan Cotter, Gertrude COUWHY, Charles Yefmanv .l05ePh O'Connell, Virgil Viets, Lucy Pratt, Elizabeth Nelson, Mary Wrinn, Marion Dunnell, Genevieve Hoye, Eileen Ostiguy. Kane. 5.-. Qt '-x J 7? MATHEMATICS it Seated: joseph Natalie, Ruth Spaulding, Pauline Wilson, Genevieve Elmer. Standing: William Thomp- LIBRARIANS son, Leonard Kimball, Luther Lougee, Stewart Huey, Rosa Hafey, Elinor Childs. Robert Sparks, Morris Roisman. . SCIENCES Seated: Alfred Brooks, Mary Waterous, Edith Matte- I-ANGUAGES son, Randall Gifford. Standing: William Thompson, Left to right: Nellie Bensa fexchange teacher from Edward Wolcott, Philip Foss, joseph Natalie, Robert Genoa, Italyj, Ann Crowley, Marion Dunnell, Rose- Rowland, Robert Sparks. Alba Beaulac, Catherine Dodd. lid kwa ,ip ax 7 HISTORY Seated: Jeanne Hunciker, Florence Romaine, Catherine Moore, Doris Coleman. Standing: Fred Davis, Walter MANUAL ARTS HOWCY James W001lW0ffh, William BuCkleYf Charles Left to right: Rexford Bailey, Ruth Holden, Helen Perry, Harold Gale- Haig, john Cogoli, Margaret Adams, Barhara Crooke, A Gerald Gingras. Qzxdizg Qzklevzivfls GUIDANCE Left to right: Mary Wrinn, Martin Katz, Anita Roche, Martha Hanf. 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMMERCIAL Seated: Mildred Romansky, Marjorie Doty, Elizabeth Seated: Martha Johnson, Hazel Creamer, Clark Perry, Cennedy. Mary Boukus. Standing: john Newell, Amelia Voigt. Standing: Ellice Schofield, Marjorie Ralph Worth, joseph Kubachka, Frank Scelza, Law- Brooks, james Briggs, Harold Bennett, jacob Berk- ence Amann. man, Agnes Coracci, Helen Lynch. WRITERS Seated: Chester Poplawski, Theresa McGowan, Nancy Hagedorn CEditorJ , Barry Rubin CAssistant Editorj , Paraskeve Stamos, Albert Geetter. Standing: Jacqueline Romanski, Margaret Flint, William Murphy, William Mulvaney, Jeanne Kazienko, Irene Rydziel. PROMPTERS Left to right: Bernice Blonski, Anna Silvestri, joan Popek, Rosemary Horan, Virginia Gangi. FLORRIE ALDERSON Adviser to Writers and Prompters CREDITS The Class Book Boards wish to express their appreciation for the endless time and energy expended by the advisers, Miss Geraldine Squarey, Miss Florrie Alderson, and Mr. M. Stewart Huey, in guiding the members in the pro- duction of this book. They also thank Miss Martha Johnson for painstaking proof- reading and Miss Helen Kas- monites for careful preparation of lists and handling of finances. M. STEWART HUEY Box Office Adviser SCENIC DESIGNERS Mary Ann Bodurka, Irene Roade 4EditorJ, june Ajaskai. Absent from picture, Dolores LaViolette. BOX OFFICE STA FF Seated: Mary Lou Smith, Kenneth Stevens, Edwina Boesch, Roy Pearson, Bette Watt. Standing: Patricia Tyszka, Barbara Hill, Joan Hunter, Arthur Wade, Suzanne Gantley, Beverly Barlow. Absent from picture, Normand Richard. it GERALDINE SQUAREY Scenic Design Adviser K ,intra . .cfs . f ,- . , r 1 3 'if i ak Q- .F i - gl K Mi! f W N wk U ! 'Q fa 9 ' X ff 'ma QQ , 1 ,gg 1 9 - .N W. 'X v F Agfa Via. if 3 will X 3 . L1 x wg F -Q' - lr r xx 9 x gf , , M - Q f vxlsm . . ua- .M Jul' W 1 A Q M vs 4 , k ix -'M , . A . . qv A 4 if f an-0 N En- Qlmuumii -.sb . 8,3 I, 1 13 4 1 0 tw gh A W--, 4 'VT' ,b Y .M . ' L. Q! J ., ? X, if , ff A, t I I A . F, I . ,Y M' Ls ' 1 1 . -17 'K X,-, ,pk .77 . 3 A ,af DAVID H. ARNOLD Men of few words are the hest men. One of our quiet-appearing classmates, Dave often surprises us with his sharp wit. An avid history student, Dave displays his mental capacity best in this subject. Dominick F. Burns School. Student Council, Public Relations Committee 3g Athletic, Association 45 Senior Boys Club 3, 4. BRIAN WITOLD ARTKOP Sincerity-the essence of life. Brian's sincerity and diligence have achieved his purpose in all undertakings. There is no task too great not too menial for this willing worker. Moylan-Wilson School. Student Council 2, Senior Boys Club 3, 43 Junior Boys Club 1, 2. CHRISTINE MARGARET ATTENELLO Softly speaks and sweetly smiles.- You can always depend upon Chris for a friendly smile and pleasant chatter. Fun to be with, she is a friend worth cultivating. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. JANET L. ADINOLFI 'There is no knowledge that is not power. Our Janet walks with a quiet step, but let it not be said that she hasn't what it takes to stir up a little fun and laughter. Ian is a bright and capable girl, proven by her high scholastic record. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2g Girls League 2, 3, 44 Freshman Girls Club. Never late. JUNE LOUISE AJASKI The only way to have a friend is to he one. Quiet simplicity with a mixture of gentle wit compose the personality of June. Her greatest talent seems to be in the field of art. New Park Avenue School. Freshman Girls Clubg Scholastic Art Awards, 2 Place- ments 45 Class Book Art Board. Never late, no demerits. LILLIAN E. ANDRADE LIL I have lived to know that the secret of happiness is never to allow your energies to stagnalef' Lively Lillian can usually be seen husrling through the corridors, bent on accom- plishing one of the many tasks she has been asked to do. This lady councilor finds time to devote herself to school matters, city affairs, and social activities. Dominick F. Burns School. Junior City Council 4, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 4, HPHS Dramatic Club 3, 43 Girls Glee Club 3, Senior Choir 3, Girls Basketball Team 2, Girls Softball Team 25 Girls Bowling Group 2, 33 Girls Tennis Group 2, 3, Modern Dance Club 4, Secretary 2, President 3g World Problems Club, Vice President, Treasurer 43 Emblem -in Basketball 2. No demerits. Buren CHICK AN NETTE AN ITA AUBERT FRBNCHY We make our fortunes. Annette's jovial ways and coy remarks would make even the Great Stone Face grin from ear to ear. Along with her sense of humor goes hard work at her studies.. Saint Ann's School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. SHIRLEY RITA AUGUSTUS CHEROKEE A face with gladnesr o11er.rpreazl. Shirley is a true lady of fashion. Best of all, she has gentle manners and sociable ways. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Table Tennis Group 3. JOHN J. BAK Moa Full of fun-and fancy free. John can fall asleep anywhere, even in class. His carefree manner and constant humor show his love for life. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Assoc' ' 2, 3, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 2. WW MN x I Wap! MARJORIE RUTH BALDWIN 1 ' MARGIE - l I would help others, out of a felloz '-feelir . Margie is quick of understanding, well-informed, skilled, and sensib e. Whatever she tackles, she comes out the victor. She is an ambassador Of good will. Noah Webster School. National Honor Society 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Academia Latina 2, 3, 4, Owlet Editorial Board, junior Editor 3, Associate Editor 4, Freshman Girls Club, Nellie G. Nelson English Prize. ' NORMAN C. BALL, JR. NORM ' rite me at one who lover hir fellowmenf' capabl ian in many school activities, Norman performs everything with ci is const cheerfulness and interest in his fellowman draw around him -' e ng ci cle friends. a ' e J nior High School. Junior City Council 3, Student Council, easure , anc Committee 4, Senior Boys Club 3, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, ro' 2, retary 3, H in Tr ck 2, junior Prom Committee. .V ll M E A ' V ' o wer ade to give ur eyes delight. BevQibi to o ain 's, and s ll be able to support our social events, is a wonder veryone. Her sterling worth is apparently appreciated, for she has many friends. Dominick F. Burns School. National Honor Society 3, 4, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, irls League 2, 3, 4, Hopkins Debating Club, Secretary 3, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Girls Bowling Group 2, Class Book Business Board. Never absent, never late, no demerits. 'There ir mischief in her laughing eyes. Likeable Eleanor, alias Miss Mirth and Merriment, is found to be very much in demand. Darkness vanishes with the coming of her bright personality. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4. Be 4 friend to thyrelf, and others will he, too, Esther has contributed much to the good name of Hartford in her flawless, inspiring contribution to the school activities. She manages to have fun, too, for she loves to square-dance, and is a smooth ballroom dancer. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic igsociation 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 45 Hopkins Debating Club 2, 3, HPHS Dramati lub 3, 45 Il Circolo Italiano 3, 4, Italian Chorus 2, 3, Owlet Editorial Board 3, 45 Girls Tennis Group 25 American Legion Oratorical Contest, HPHS Winner 3. No demerits. What'r the use of worrying? jocular and carefree are the words for Charlie. His presence is always a sign of ' good fun. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 3, 4. ELEANOR ANN BELLONE ESTHER JOANNE BERARDI CHARLES R. BERNARD WILLIAM A. BATTISTINI Laugh and the world laugh: with you. Here is a carefree person, full of friendliness and laughter. Bill's keen, eager spirit has won him a regiment of friends. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Senior Boys Club 4. Never late. STEWART WINFIELD BECKEIT, JR. TEX A quiet mind ir richer than a crown. Bud's composed and steadfast ways have won him the respect of all who know him. His interest in sports and social functions has tabbed him as an all-around fellow. Saint Petersburg High School, Saint Petersburg, Florida. Athletic Association 3, 45 Senior Boys Club 4, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 4g Camera Club, Treasurer 4g Mono- gram Club 3, 4g School Basketball Team 4, School Cross-Country Team 4, School Track Team 4, in Track 35 Senior Reception Usher, Runner-Up Medal, High jumping, Greater Hartford Track Meet 3. No demerits. JOAN CAMILLE BELLODY Jo Happiness is found, not bought. Joan is a girl who knows how to enjoy life, She seldom frowns because few things worry her, including school work. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. EL Es CHUCK U If .aw M WILLIAM C. BERTUCIO ,ALM AWICLQ BILLY ' 8 E ' I'11e taken my fun where I 've found it. Bill has a captivating smile and an air of all's right with the world. Getting along well with everyone is proof of his gregarious traits. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 1, 43 Senior Boys Club, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 3, 4g Junior Boys Club 2, Vice President lg Le Cercle Francais 43 HPHS Debating Club 1, 2g Owlet Editorial Board 2, Sports Editor 3, 4g JV Basketball X Team 19 JV Track Team 25 Graduation Usher, Emma L. Warner Latin Prize. M. CHARLOTTE BERUBE Her aim, her manners, all who saw admired. Co-operation and appreciation best describe this well-mannered classmate. Marie's quiet and amicable disposition has won her the good will of her fellow classmates. South Portland High School, South Portland, Maine. Girls League 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. DOLORES JUNE BEST DOLL Her smile is a sign of beauty. A pleasant smile, quiet laughter, beautiful hair best describe Dolores. She is one of our most attractive baton twirlers. New Park Avenue School. Girls League 2, 3, 4g Twirlerette 2, 3, 4g Freshman Girls Club. Never late, no demerits. NANETTE MARIE BIFOLCHE NAN Always ready for work or pleasure. There's never a dull moment with this vivacious miss around. Kindness and cheer- fulness are two of Nanette's best qualities. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, Yuletide Committee 4, Astronomy Club 45 Girls Glee Club 3, Senior Choir 3, Girls Badminton Group 4. Never late. ANITA ROSE MARIE BISSON NIDA A merry heart is the best medicine. Lovely Nida is noted for her pleasant disposition and quiet sense of humor. Friendli- ness and sincerity make her a cherished member of our class. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, Yuletide Committee 45 Astronomy Club 4, Girls Glee Club 35 Senior Choir 3, Girls Softball Team 25 Girls Badminton Group 4g Girls Volley Ball Team 2, Emblem in Volley Ball 2. Never late, no demerits. BERN ICE ANN BLONSKI BLANCHE Opportunity is the best captain of all endeavor. Simplicity, warmheartedness, and understanding have won Bernice the esteem of her friends. With sunny nature and willing spirit, she always makes the best of her opportunities. Ddminick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Badminton Group 45 Class Book Typing Board. No demerits. . RICHARD PAUL BOCCACCIO Hi: heart and hand hath open free. With congenial wit, Dic has such a ppy outlook. s president of the Senior Boys Club, he has displayed outsta in - e ip, ' y in the way he handled the youngsters who were guests at Ch ist as time. Holy Trini ' chool. Athle vi ss tion ,, . 4, Senior Boys Club 3, Presi- jzle t 4, Haifst oon ul ittee A Astr . y Club 4, JV Track Team 2, School Fo tb l Team 2, 3, 4, Scho tack 0 M ANTHONY JOSEPH BOCCUCCI TONY The hurinesr of life ir to go forward. Witty and humorous remarks announce Tony's arrival. Nothing must stand in his way when he sets out to accomplish something. Our Lady of Sorrows School. JV Baseball Team 2, 3. JOYCE MARGARET BODOZIAN JO Rich in good workrf' Joyce typifies the joy that is part of her name. She has the keen intellect and the determination to win that should help her to accomplish all she sets out to do. Dominick F. Burns School. Student Council, Scholarship Committee 3, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Freshman- Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 2, Girls Leaders Corps 33 Girls Basketball Team 2, Girls Softball Team 2, Girls Tennis Group 2, Girls Volley Team 3. Never late, no demerits. MARY ANN JULIA BODURKA MINIA She ir genlle, .the ir hind. Mary Ann is a lady of quiet manner. However, originality and industriousness will take the place of any forwardness that she lacks. Sainrs4Cyril and Methodius School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Committee Co-Chairman 4, Springtime Committee Co-Chairman 33 Sketch Club 1, Twirlerette 2, 3, Girls Tennis Group 1, Freshman Girls Club, Scholastic Arr Awards, 3 Keys, 2 Placements 4, Class Book Art Board. Never late, no demerits. . Q EDW A L OES K E ' 'True t er wor r riendrf Wi n a ab Edw' is the one call ' yo want efficient job done. All se fo unite oug to k n p s, qualiti of an ideal girl. oah er chool. i nal nor 'et 4, ent Council, Scholarship X Co ttee , l om 'tt A i ssoc ation 1, , , 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Y e 2, Le rcl n ' , O l ' ditorial Board 2, 4, Fresh- -S mot irls ad t o 1, 2 ' Bask Team 1, 2, Girls Swimming o p Girl o u , Gi Tab nnis r p 4, Emblem in Basketball 2, es G' l u nio ece 'ion Us , Class Book Business Board. No demerits. -Y LILLIAN CONSTANCE BOLDUC LILY She'r gentle, their shy, but thereif a twinkle in her eye. Many turn to look when they hear Lillian's cute French accent. Then they discover a well-poised, attractively groomed jeune-jille with a slow smile and a serious demeanor. Saint, Dominic's High School, Lewiston, Maine. Girls League 4, Girls Badminton Group 4. Never late, no demerits. RUTH LOUISE BOLT Little care and no despair. Ruth is good-natured and unaffected. She is the kind of girl who gets along well with everyone Dominick F. Burns School. Q 'g,g1J,k 'M W we DANIEL A. BONADIES DAN He was a friend whose heart was good. Dan is one of our tall, large-statured boys. He is sincere and conservative in his viewpoints. Dominick F. Burns School. Senior Boys Club 3, 45 Junior Boys Club 2g Italian Chorus 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH BONENFANT Composed of countenance, composed of thought. Retiring, with no desire for fame, Bill looks at life through rose-colored glasses. Outside the classroom, he is skilled in doing push-ups and lifting weights. Dominick F. Burns School. Boys Leader Corps 3. ALFRED BOOTH SONNY A well-bred silence, always at command. Al is the reserved type. He is a friend on whom you can count. Henry Barnard Junior High School. ,f gay yi' I it ' l Wi S XX' ,P P 'K X 3 A X ly ,. INE M IE BORG D . 'Tl hear er speak sweetly ile, you wer ire the while. :fue of ' st reliabl 'rls, Elaine will always a in our memory. Achieving .the le of fi enda the ueen fthe Ju ior P om n ing elected vice president oi the Girls e to her ility a popularity. ' New P Aven School. S t Co cil lg Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls Leaguypw Pr'es nt 3, Secr ry Le e Adviser 4, Freshman Girls Clubg Senior Recept Cbinmi . lk ,A + TRUDY BORNOWSKI 'The more we know her, the better we enjoy her. To find another girl as good-natured and sincere as Trudy would be hard. Her merry laughter and honest-to-goodness grins have won her a host of friends. West Middle School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 33 Girls League 2, 3, 43 Accompanist for Freshman Choir 1. 21 LEON PHILIP BOUCHARD Trouhle ir rmall, fun ir great. With us for two years, Leon has made us wish he came sooner, He has the quiet ' determination for a successful life. Van Buren Boys High School, Van Buren, Maine. No demerits. RAYMOND JOSEPH BOUCHARD A cheerful countenance hetokenr a good heart. In his junior year, Raymond came to us from Maine. We soon discovered that there had been added to our class a congenial fellow, full of perseverance and ambition. Van Buren Boys High School, Van Buren, Maine. No demerits. JOHN W. BOUDREAU When my cue comer, call, and I will an.rwer. John is a calm, courteous fellow of neat attire. Considerate of others, he can be relied upon to do whatever we ask him to do. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Never absent, never late. . of ,. 54497 EDWARD PA L BR ALOVICH A man of fe 0 hut many th HS gai d hen Edward ent its door? sma and teammates have felt th eneht o is friendliness o ariv ir . He a3ia?Aunior Hi SchookySem oys Club 4, JV Basketball Team 3. afijfffl , . . I 'rg JOYC OLE BREAULT ' ir d w' maker intelligenc . 1 ce ca s ' het ' nio year, bringing al n a sociable and easy'going X o lity e e gay s hirl, a ages o fnaintain satisfactory grades. . aliliigh cho ,W Ha o thle Ass 'ation 3, 4, Girls , ague , 4, uletide' o itt . ,, ' 5 31? V . Oyfj 1 l ff: INIA JANE BRENNAN GINNY 'The twinkle of her eyes ir like that of a star. An attractive, gifted girl, Gin has distributed her talents in all fields. She is promi- nent socially and recognized scholastically. A New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 4, Springtime Committee 3, Camera Club, 4g Owlet Editorial 22 Board, Feature Stal? 3, 45 Walter F. Kenrick English Prize. Never late, no demerits. OU BURDICK BOO Sth is a parlime: u'hy overdo it? er c st il er gracious manner have marked this lass as one on whom f r wil ' e. a o irling is one of her many abilities. M il ool. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yule- tide C ittee 4 amera Club 4g Twirlerette 3, 4, Girls Bowling Group 2, 4, Girls glf roup 5g F hman Girls Club. Never late, no demerits. , WARREN KING BURDICK To know him heiler is to like him belief. A meeting with Warren never fails to draw from him a hearty greeting. Such cordiality has made him one of our most enjoyable classmates. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic JV Baseball Team 2, 35 School Cross-Country Team 4. Never late, no clemerits. LEO RONALD BUSSIERE Betler do alittle well than a great deal hadly. If you dent Leo's reserve, you will End honesty and trustworthiness. He expresses himself most strongly in art, wherein lies his greatest interest. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic for Scholastic Art Contest. Never late. BARBARA BROWN BOBBY A friend in need ir afriend indeed. Barbara's friends are many and true. She will help a pal even if it inconveniences her, and she likes to share her ideas with her companions. Dominick F, Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Girls League 2, 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. MARY H. BRUKS ln quielneu and confidence Jhall he your rtrenglhf' Mary is one who firmly believes in the old axiom, Silence is golden. She combines a shy attitude with a friendly sincerity. Alfred E. Burr junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. RUTH LEONA BURBANK RU Happy-go-lucky, eary-go-free-nothing on earth bothers me. Carefree Ruthie is well known for the way she enlivens every class she is in. We shall always recall with delight her subtle humor. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, Yule- tide Committee 4, Girls Table Tennis Group 3, 4. Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Boys Club l, 2, LEE Association lg junior Boys Club I. 25 Citation ESTHER PATRICIA CAMARRA The umpoken word never doer harm. Esther has an easy manner and a pleasing smile. She is congenial and sincere, there- fore liked by her classmates. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 23 Girls League 2, 3, 4. RONALD PAUL CAPOBIANCO I love bard work. I could :it and look at it all day. Ronnie has that happy-go-lucky air of freedom that many of us would like to share. Have you noticed the mischievous twinkle in his eyes? Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. FRANCIS SAMUEL CARDONE Life is jun a bowl of cherries. Francis holds the center of interest with his quips and jokes. Nothing daunts him. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Senior Boys Club 3, 4. Never late. AUDREY MAY BYRNES Kindness give: birth to kimlriesrf' Always composed and ready with a smile is Audrey. A rather reticent manner hides somewhat the truth that she is one of the most capable members of our class. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. AGNES ANNE CALLAN AGGY Her eyes bore ever a merry twinkle. Agnes has surrounded herself with many friends during her two years at HPHS. Her first love is skating, at which she is quite adept. Cathedral High School. Girls League 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE CALLAN PAT It'J nice to be natural, i f you're naturally nice. What Weaver lost, HPHS was glad to gain. Pat's blond hair and deep, expressive eyes have, in one short year, left their mark in our memories. Weaver High School. Girls League 4..Never absent, never late, no demerits. ET FRANK 24 THOMAS F. CAREY Friendship is the most precious boon to man. Here comes that good-looking fellow who is always merry and smiling. Tom is a friend worth knowing. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 45 Junior Boys Club 1, 2, Astronomy Club 4, H in Football l. JOAN ELSIE CARLSON A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. In a large group, Joan is self-effacingg but in her own group, she reveals a stored- away personality, which shows how valuable her companionship can be. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Girls Club. Never late, no demerits. VIRGINIA ELLEN CASCONE GILA Success is born of resolution. Conscientiousness and ambition are the most distinctive characteristics of this ingenious young lady. These important traits will carry her a long way along the road to success. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. National Honor Society 3, 4, Athletic Asso- ciation 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3 4, Girls Table Te is Group 3, 44 Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4. No demerits. ,ya KA! ' ,gl I 5 .1 f U' GERALDINE ANNE CHESKY ' W pl My GER Infinite riches in alittle room. Very few combine sweet simplicity, good-heartedness, nd cho astic abili as ' Geraldine does. This little person gets around fast, gathering friends as she goes. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 43 Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 2, Girls Basketball Team 25 Girls Bowling Group 23 Emblem in Volley Ball 3. JAMES A. CHMURA JIM The friends thou hast, and their adoption tried, Grepple them to thy soul with hoops of steel. James has an admirably reticent nature. Never rude and never loud, he deserves the friends he has. - Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 49 Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 2. Never late. JANET K. CHRISTENSEN JAN Her cheerful heart makes her own sunshine. Light-hearted Janet is always so full of good cheer that her many friends enjoy being with her. In appearance, she shows healthy radiance and perfect grooming. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 4. Never absent. ll 26 ROBERT MICHAEL CIAK He wer wont to speak plain like an honert man. ' ' Bob is a reticent, ambitious student. Generosity and good humor are just two of his admirable qualities. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 43 Senior Boys Club 3, 4. No demerits. Q BARBARA ANN CIHKEY , The rmile that w0n't some off. Charm and versatility make Barbara an attractive, engaging personality. Here is one classmate who has a pleasant habit of looking on the sunny side of life. Alfred E. Burr junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 3g Scholastic Art Awards, 2 Gold Keys 2. No demerits. JOHN F. CIRIELLO The man that lover and langhr mart surely do well. johnny is one of our schoolboy heroes of the gridiron. When not engaged in the game, he is giving some brotherly advice, flirting with the girls, or just being the good-hearted friend he really is. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, Senior Boys Club 4, School Football Team 2, 3, H in Football'3g Sweater Award, State Championship 3. LEO E. CISZEK CHIZ I often regretted my rpeech, but never my silence. Quiet and unperturbed is Leo. His reliability makes him a worthy classmate. G.A.R. Memorial High School, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Athletic Association 2g Senior Boys Club 4. Never late, no demerits. we L. ,JL , , l 7 NORMA E. CLARK f I df , 'f Nom M' 'lx , To thore who know thee not, no word: mil ' , X i Oy And thore who know thee know all word: ' a nt 'li V 1 tl' Norma, known to all of us, has honored HPHS in every . She w awarded ' the Ideal Girl Book Award and was chosen Queen of the junior om, two xstinctions she deserved. New Park Avenue School. Student Council, Social Committee 2, Secretary 3, Club Committee 43 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, President 4g Girls Glee Club 1, 2, Senior Choir 2, Inter-High Choir lg Freshman Girls Clubg Senior Reception Usher, Chairman, Senior Reception Committee, Mary K. Russ Ideal Girl Award. No demerits. dj .Mt s ,lf Qdihlr MUQAY riw of heart and willingness to help have gained for a host of friends he softness of her smile and the kindness in her dark eyes create a lovely picture. Noah Webster School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 4, Italian Chorus 2, 3, Astronomy Club 4, Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 1, 2, Girls Leaders Corps 3, Vice President 4, Girls Basketball Team l, 2, Girls Softball Team lg Girls Swimming Group lg Girls Volley Ball Team 3g Emblem in Basketball 1, in Base- ball lg Freshman Girls Club, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Reception Usher. l f lf , tb . DY Softne of rmile an Jweetnerr of spirit u , it . . , . . 7 . . MAR-IORIE HELEN CLEAVES MARGIE Be cheerful, gay, and happy. Margie's quick smile and light-hearted laughter are sure to chase the blues away. She possesses a knack for spreading good will and cheerfulness. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 3g Junior Prom Committee, Waitress for Senior Banquet. No demerits. SHIRLEE JEAN CLYNCH MICKEY It'.f a friendly heart that has many friends. Shirlee is a newcomer this year from Weaver. A friendly gal, she is a delightful asset to HPHS. Weaver High School. Athletic Association 4g Girls League 4. h EILEEN RITA COFFEY A companion that is cheerful ir like gold. Eileen can be counted on to add laughs and life to any group. Often she brings along her famous stories about Perry Como. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 3, 43 Girls League 3, 4. MICHAEL F. COLAVECCHIO, JR. Nothing endures hut perronal qualities. The perfect companion for the sake of companionship, Mike will never be bereft of friends. He does his best for everyone-he is so reliable. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Boys Club 3, 45 junior Boys Club lg Boys Leader Corps 1, 2, Frank J. Preston Woodworking Prize. SHIRLEY ANNE CONLON ARCHIE None know thee hut to love thee, Nor name thee hut to prairef' Capable accomplishment of most tasks has made Shirley an asset to HPHS. Quiet though she may be, her many friends know her as an indispensable companion. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 45 Chronicle Business Board 4. Never late. JOSEPH ANTHONY CORDO Jos Good nature and good Jenxe mutt ever join. Here is a classmate who has just enough talk and just enough quietness to make him well-liked. Joe is sincere in his willingness to help where he can. New Park Avenue School. Senior Boys Club 3, 4g Junior Boys Club 2. PATRICIA M. COSTELLO DEDE A friend ir a rare hook of which hut one copy is made. Pat may seem quiet to those who do not know her, but some say she is a talkative miss. Her circle of friends have discovered the genuine qualities of her character. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. CONRAD R. COTE Throw your trouhler away and face the world with a rmilef' Conrad has distinctive wavy, brown hair, a teasing manner, and a wonderful good nature. Many have had the benefit of a ride in his car-not a Cadillac, but a cute little car that certainly travels. Saint Joseph's School. Senior Boys Club 3, 4. LUCY ANN CRONIN Lou i Her voice, her rrnile, her looks, her way, Breathe a .tense of pleamre on any day. wor or the r t person L cy's chief cla' to fa - at Har fo ,N igh has Q n in lirics, a h ld in which slzimarde rker.S b --' .eha f I -A f 'h t r , . Am Park A u ho . ni r Cit r ' 2, 3' S -gf Cotincil, Cafeteria ee2gAt .1 io , , ir '.: f '. ' ,. mi - Hop ins Deharin l b 2, Owlet iness ard, Advertising Mana r 4 Fre ma - So rs C s, ks! n, ,f ic r s' ent Fresma Girls Club, Junior Prom Usher, ' ' V. rg. - DELBERT R. CRONKHITE DEL For he'r a jolly good fellow. Del's reliability, pleasantness, and joviality have brought him many friendships. With these assets and his good looks, he has a head start in life. Henry Barnard junior High School. PATRICIA HELEN CSASZAR PAT Her nicenerr ir pricelesrf' Although quiet and demure, Pat has a sunny and pleasant disposition. Just as she appreciates her associations, so we value her acquaintance. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. , CATHERINE ELLEN CUMMISKEY CATHY There war a roft and penrive grace, A cart of thought upon her face. We have had many chances at the games to feast our eyes on Cathy, our head majorette. And a treat it has been, for she is a pretty blonde, petite and demure, speaking in a lovely velvet voice. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Italian Chorus 2, 3, Girls Leaders Corps 35 Twirlerette 3, Major Domo 4, Girls Tennis Group 2. Never late, no demerits. RAYMOND FREDERICK CZAPKOWSKI ZIPP Sincerity iJ.a quality to he admired. Ray is an amiable boy, whose friendliness and good will have not gone unnoticed in our school. He can be depended upon to do a job well. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Senior Boys Club 3, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 45 Boys Glee Club 25 Ow1et Editorial Board 25 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Boys Leader Corps 2, 3, 45 JV Swimming Team 2, 3. IRENE CZORNIAK SweetnesJ of dirporition charm: the soul. Coming to HPHS in her senior year, even so Irene has gained many friends. First we noticed her beautiful blonde hairg on closer view we found her to be mild of manner, good to know. Saint Michael's School, Brattleboro, Vermont. A , 1 . 5,4 -. 1 1' .fd f-IIs., W' cy ffl' lun 4' . -,lf 'lf lffj,-' .1 . If 'l- .ff . ' FRANCES RUTH D'ABATE 'J f df 4 2 ,e ff, FRANNY IJ, 'X 1' nl! r .TS-5 She who if good is happy. YJ' jjln addition to displaying her ability as a baton twirler, Franny has established if 1 Jidfself as a charming and delightful person. Her capacity to get along with others is an Llfasser that should win her success and happiness. New Park Avenue School. Student Council, Finance Committee 25 Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, Yuletide Committee 45 Italian Chorus 35 Astronomy Club 45 Owlet Editorial Board 45 junior Inter-High Choir 15 Girls Leaders Corps 35 Twirlerette 2, 3, 45 Freshman Girls Club5 Senior Reception Usher. Never late, no demerits. SHIRLEY FLORENCE DAIGLE Cheerful is the heart of charity. Always smiling, Shirley's sunny disposition enables her to make friends constantly. She radiates cheer and good sportsmanship wherever she goes. ' Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Girls Badminton Group, Treasurer 4. No demerits. KATHLEEN ANN DALY KAY She wa: ever fair and never proud Had tongue at will and yet wa: never load. Vigorous Kathy has kept us gay and merry with her many witty remarks. She has proved herself a good sport by the way she has taken the jokes about her driving. Moylan-Wilson School. Student Council 15 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 35 Inter-High Choir 35 Girls Volley Ball Team 45 Fresh- man Girls Club5 Junior Prom Usher. Never late. . R I o AMOURS R She has a head to on ' e, a ton 5 f t t erruade, a d a hand t do mirchieff' Pert and e, um has a iality of s A ' and a iability that are con- t s. join t seglx i 'es I xsc stic, bil' 'e d u e a picture of Pauline. Mount 1 ose y. 1 ati or S 45 Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Gir gue 2, P . i 5 - 45 Cercle Francais 45 Academia Latina 2, , . Never l no d I! 4 M r RICHARD WHITLOCK DAVIS ' EDDIE J. DANIELS The force of merit makes its oufn way. His outstanding scholastic record, his quiet modesty, and his willingness to work co-operatively and persistently have made Eddie a leader in our class. This capability, combined with driving ambition, should carry this handsome young man directly toward his goal. Cathedral High School. National Honor Society 4, Athletic Association 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais, President 4. Never late, no demerits. CHESTER JOSEPH DANIEWICZ There is a fair behaviour in thee. Free from worry and full of fun, Chet has spread merriment along the way. He flashes a heart-warming smile, and extends a friendly greeting to everyone. Dominick F. Burns School. Senior Boys Club 4. DORIS ALICE DARGIS DORIE A pleasing person is always a desired person. Laughing eyes and a carefree smile are two of Dorie's outstanding traits. Her un- selfish ways have brought het a host of friends. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. late. WSW ap . 'M DICK Make way for thzs man--he is one in a million. Gentleman, leader, scholar, and orator-these introduce versatile L out standing personality and leadership, his individual thinking and tireless have made him the most outstanding boy in our class. Somersville Junior High School, Somers, Connecticut. National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 3, Student Council 2, Chairman, United Nations Committee 3, President 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 3, 4, junior Boys Club 1, 2, Hopkins Debating Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, World Problems Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Monogram Club 5, 4, School Cross-Country Team, Manager 3, School Track Team, Manager 3, in Cross-Country and Track 3, Graduation Usher, Senior Reception Usher, Isadore Wise Travel Scholar- ship, First Place,fAmerican Legion Oratorical Contest, City 3, Class Orator, Edward H. Pease First Scholarship, Mrs. Lewis Rose English Prize, Clement C. Hyde Book Prize. Never late, no demerits. ANN MARIE DAWSON A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Ann, an enthusiast of the school, attends most of the dances and sporting events. Between sips of a coke at the corner drugstore she can be overheard discussing some merry get-togethers. Saint Catherine's School, Brooklyn, New York. Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Freshman Girls Club. MARY LUCY DELUKE Calm and sincere, she marches ahead. Mary's calm and reserved manner is quickly lost when she is among her close friends. Her sweet disposition is entirely wholesome, honest, and sincere. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Softball Team 2. No demerits. ANNA DOLORES DEMATOS Her cheerful heart makes her own sunshine. Bubbling with life, sparkling with personality, and always courteous is our Anna. Much to the bewilderment of many, she is very diet-conscious, but enjoys many oE-the- record snacks. Windsor Locks High School, Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Athletic Association 4g Girls League 2, 3, 4. DONALD JOSEPH DEROSA Not much talkg a great sweet silence. Donald is a sincere and reticent fellow. He attacks every task allotted him with the mind to do it and do it right. Henry Barnard junior High School. Senior Boys Club 5. JACQUELINE MARY DEROSA JACKIE Her thoughts she does not all confide. Jackie is a petite girl, giving the impression of being shy. Rumors have it that this is far from true-thatshe is really lots of fun to know. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Girl-s League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. RICHARD DANIEL DEROSA DICK Looking at life through rose-colored glasses. Dick, always so carefree, never lets anything bother him, including homework. He is an avid bop fan. Holy Trinity Junior High School. Senior Boys Club 3, 4. LILLIAN DER SARKISSIAN LIL 'There is no defense against adverse fortune so effectual as a sense of humor. Lil is a candid miss of independent mind, whose Hair for writing has us all on ' pins and needles at times. Someday when we get engrossed in one of her wonderful novels, we are likely to find out that we have been models for her characterizations. Moylan-Wilson School. Girls League 2, 3, 45 Chronicle Editorial Board, Asso- ciate Editor 45 Freshman Girls Club. No demerits. ROLAND JOSEPH DESAUTELS DIZZY A gentleman makes no noise. His dark wavy hair and cheery greeting are what we remember of Roland. His quiet sense of humor is known to his many friends. Cathedral High School. Senior Boys Club 4. Never late. ROLANDE THERESA DESAUTELS Dlz ' Her hright smile haunts me still, Rolande beams with her radiant smile and dancing brown eyes. Never perturbed, she takes hard work and fun all in the same measure. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 3, Yuletide Com- mittee 4, Le Cercle Francais 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 3. 4. Never late, no demerits. ARY JEANNE DESJARDINS fga' MARY Good nature, good sport, and full of fun, No other like her under the run. Never sa r downcast, but always seen with a real smile, Mary is truly a repro- duction of ha iness and joy. Her membership in the school band has been one of her more important contributions to HPHS. West Middle School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Chronicle Business Board 3, Owlet Editorial Board 4, Owlet Business Board 3, HPHS Orches- tra 4, HPHS Band 3, 4, Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 1, 2, Girls Leaders Corps 3, 4, Girls Basketball Team l, 2, Girls Softball Team 1, 2, 3, Girls Badminton Group 3, Girls Bowling Group 3, Emblem in Softball 1, in Basketball 1, Freshman Girls Club. No demerits. .CLAIRE CECILE DESROBERTS It'J her manner and her smile That make her to worthwhile. Dancing blue eyes and wavy brown hair contribute to Claire's attractiveness. Along with being a roller-skating enthusiast, Claire has a keen interest in music and dancing. Saint Ann's School. Athletic Association 1, 2, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Freshman Girls Club. PATRICIA ANN DICARA PAT A pretty maid, a live wire, The hind of which we never tire. Peppy Pat is noted for her quick, witty come-backs. She also displays boundless energy. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 3, Senior Choir 3, Girls Volley Ball Team 4. Never late, no demerits. MARION BEVERLY DICIOCCIO A merry laugh it runrhine in the house. Marion's lively, happy-go-lucky spirit delights all who know her. Her sincere and friendly nature has widened her circle of friends. Dominick F, Burns School, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. SEBASTIAN ARNOLD DIDOMENICO, JR. NoNo Throw away your trouhler and face the world with a smile. Nonchalant and unassuming best describe Sebastian, yet he has been a lively and loyal follower of HPHS activities. Mechanically inclined, he has a keen interest in printing. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, JV Basketball Team 2, School Cross-Country Team 2, junior Prom Usher. .M ROBERT JAMES DIXON, JR. IJIX It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. A completely modest fellow is Bob. This fine character qualification is surpassed only by the geniality and good nature that make him worth knowing. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 45 Senior Boys Club 3, 45 Junior Boys Club 1, 25 Il Circolo Italiano 45 Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 School Swimming Team 35 All-State Chorus 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. FRANCIS PETER DOERING PETE Y A man who thinks for himself. Pete stands out as a fellow who does not follow the usual, conventional line. Our classes with him were greatly brightened by his subtle witticisms. Noah Webster School. Athletic Association 1, 45 Senior Boys Club 45 Junior Boys Club 15 Boys Glee Club 1, 45 Senior Choir 4. Never late. X i 1 o ffl! . 0 'G PA E ANN DOYER T452 POLLY Sweet personality, full of rasealityf' o1ly's knack for telling jokes has provided her classmates with many a hearty gh. She isfull of good nature and kindliness. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. VIRGINIA IRENE DUBICKI CSHQNIE The thing that costs so little and does the most is a pleasant smile. When we take note of Virginia's vivaciousness, her attractive attire, and her pretty face, we know that she was a worthy choice for her part in Connecticut's first Cigar Harvest Festival. There is a serious air about her, too, for she is earnest in whatever she tloes. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 3, 45 Girls League 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 45 Astronomy Club 45 Chronicle Business Board 3. Never late, no demerits. LORRAINE MARIE DUPUIS M ost generous and free from all contri1fing. Lorraine is a living proof that the smallest are often the sweetest. Fair-minded and honest, she sets an example of good sportsmanship. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. JOAN ANN DUTKA Anil that smile, like sunshine, darts into many a sunless heart. Bright and cheerful, Joan never fails with that warm, friendly smile. Her simple and delightful ways have made her a desirable companion. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. STELLA MILDRED DYLAG Laugh and the world laughs with you. An ever-present smile is one of Stella's greatest assets. Her mischievous eyes betray her happy disposition and fun-loving spirit. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. Athletic Association 3, Girls League 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 2, 3, 4, Emblem in Volley Ball. Never late. CYNTHIA JOYCE ECKERT CYNIE Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Cynie's attractiveness and light-hearted ways are the envy of her numerous friends. She sparkles most brightly at gay activities, where she moves with ease and grace. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, Yuletide Committee 4, Band Committee 4, Astronomy Club 4, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Junior Prom Usher. Never late, no demerits. . ,J , ,S vp ' P Y I X ' EEN EMMY ERICSON bali wa like a goddess and looks like 4 queen. 5, E In a d e s co ssess no brighter qualities than Doreen. Charming in person, 3 ciou 1 man radiant in friendliness, she has won our hearts. N l f ar Avenue' hool. National Honor Society 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, Gi League 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 3, HPHS Dramatic Club 3, Sketch b man-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 1, Girls Tennis Group 1, Girls abl e ' Group 4, Freshman Girls Club, Junior Prom Usher, Class Historian. ev l o demerits. If , X . 4, '1 L K N8 Qld 3 1' df !lf7 Lw 'J' 5 ' it 'l Alf 1 97 5 . My . 1 ' f Li' ' r ! V M KENNETH DANIEL FERNINO ' . JQJM' W Every man is the architect of his own fortuw' M' J' 55 ,, , Always good-natured and smiling, Ken possesses the qu ities of si - 44 cerity of purpose. These should serve as a foundation for a s Jail . lb 4 l Henry Barnard Junior High School. National Honor Soci 4, Ailetic Assoyation ' 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Graduation Usher. Never late. , -5 JAMES H. FERRIS JIMMY Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Amiable jim is a line sport. For his geniality, he is well-liked. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 2, Baseball Manager 1, H in Baseball, Manager 1. THOMAS ALFRED FISCHER TOM Cheerfulne.r.r and friendship clothed in dependability. Tom's unperturberl manner and agreeable personality make him a friend worth seeking out. We wish him the best of luck in life. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, junior Boys Club 1, 2. 1 RUTH AGNES FLANDERS WiJdom it better than rubierf' Ruth's quietness and individuality have won our admiration. Her keen mind and her zealous nature are evidenced in her excellent scholastic record. Moylan-Wilson School. National Honor Societv 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 3, 4, Girls Leaguq2, 3, 4g Der Deutsche Verein 3, 45 Sketch Club 1, Inter-High Choir 1, Freshman Girls Club, Edward H. Smiley First Scholarship Prize, Elizabeth Fay First Scholarship Prize, 1926B Book Prize, Alita J. Harbison Science Prize. Never late, no demerits. ,WL K N9 I QV , , J fer-Lf 0 A W llfllfv-jf' 5 +l'C?ZlwJ 0941 , . fllllflwj fl MARGARET M. F INT ' 4 MARGIE U l Sunny people make cloudy days seem short. M rgie is an enthusiastic sports rooter and a well-known social light. Her ability to attain fine scholastic grades and her good-hearted ways place her at the top of her class. Cathedral High School. National Honor Society 43 Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 4, Girls Volley Ball Group 4, Academia Latina 4, Class Book Editorial Board, Second Prize, Voice of Democracy Contest. Never late, no demerits. MARTIN JOSEPH FOLEY FOLEY Life ir but a merry road. Marty is always in good spirits and never at a loss for a witty remark. Naturally he has a host of friends-because he seems to enjoy people. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, Senior Boys Club 4, junior Boys Club 3. KE NET1-1 - VI RR, ER fiends are 1 ' n, 1 LQ e. ' A Ke 's ' cer' in is everyd d haf im an set o e o d-4 . 's m ti- tude of fri . is - c ' t -- r ' ou ' -- 1 f ' ar is but a s' n o appreciation an confi ence his classmates. Port Antonio Upp Sc ols, ja aic I ih Wes n ' s J 'or ity Council, Mayor Pro Tempore 4, Na ' na 1 - ' A .1 I nt Cdlmcil, Chair- man, Good Citizenship Co 7-Athletic Association , Senior Boys Club 3, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 3, 4, 1 . -4- - . - e6rfEh' , DIANE LORRAINE FREITAS Politene5J sort: Jo little and yields .ro much. A kind heart and a keen mind shine in Diane's dancing brown eyes. Artistic talent and serenity of spirit foretell for het a full, happy life. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Il Circolo Italiano 2, Sketch Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Girls Tennis Group 2, Girls Golf Group 3, Scholastic Art Award 2. No demerits. I , MERILYN M. GAMBLE A noble worker, trustworthy and kind. Merilyn's energetic personality and refreshing spirit have made her outstanding among her many friends at Hartford High. Her happy face, her sincere affection, her omnipresent amiability are indicative of a well-balanced character. - Henry Barnard Junior High School. Junior City Council 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Chronicle Editorial Board 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 1, 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 3, Emblem in Volley Ball 3, William C. Pease Latin Prize 2, Minnie Day Booth Latin Prize 3, Delegate to Laurel Girls State 3. No demerits. K v'Besides2.b,ei adept at the piadof, Al is at home among intellectuals. Brilliance of 36 '- Ms I-Iistorian. VIRGINIA MARY GANGI GINNY So fair of features and warm of heart. Merry dimples and sparkling dark eyes contribute to Virginia's beauty. Attractive modesty, sincere purpose, and warm friendship have made her a favorite among us. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Student Council 2, 35 Athletic Association ' 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, i Executive Member 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Secretary 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, nior Class Book Typing Board. No demerits. A jk I I tj ANNE c. GANTLEY 6' M iw Suzua 5 w ' e moves a goddess and looks n queen. V ue's r' ly d ed popularity h esulted from her generous contributions to the el P S. er be ty ga' er the titles of Queen of Springtime and Second tte nt to ueen o he nior Prom, while her recognized ability earned her a lace 'n he en 'Coun ' t Jos School. tudent Council 1, 3, 4, Social Committee 4, Athletic Asso- ' , , 5 Girls Lea e 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Committee, Chairman 49 HPHS Debating 2, , Secretary 33 Le Cercle Francais 4g Astronomy Club 3, 4, Girls Glee Club , , Senior Choir 3, 4, Inter-High Choir, Secretary 4, All-State Chorus 4, Girls ng Group 2, Girls Tennis Group 2, Freshman Girls Club, Class Book Business Bo dg Second Attendant to Queen at junior Prom, Queen of Springtime. ROBERT JOSEPH GAUDETT I make the most of all that comesf' A cheerful, generous, easygoing personality has made Bob ever popular among his classmates. He is a faithful friend to all who know him. I Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 43 junior Boys Club 2. CLAIRE MARY-GLORIA GAUDREAU Life presents its sunny side to her. If you want to feel the glow of a wonderful disposition, meet Claire. She is cheerful, understanding, helpful-enjoyable to be with. Saint Ann's School. Athletic Association 1, 23 Girls League 2, 3, Le Cercle Francais 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Girls Club. RQBERT JOSEPH GAUTHIER Bon A man, sincere, honest, and straightforward. Here is an amiable fellow, who is possessed of friendliness and good will. Robert's quiet manners and sincerity have aided him in his ability to get along well with others. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, Boys Glee Club 23 Senior Choir 2. . ' 5 ,W . ,L l Xl 3 s . , J , x, b D 59 ALBERT LEQMM5 GEETTER I . 'Y AL Xi LJ'llMy wa muskbe tjddght out, true with the tongue. , fl' . mind a eordi of ma er make him an engaging conversationalist Nyh W Sch'g?llTNational Honor Society 3, 45 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3g Bo 6 lub 3 4 J 1 r Bo s Club 1 2 Hopkins Debatxn Club 2 Bo s Glee Club - XXSgu3vf,a'vv ,s' 'g sv 51, -, ufghonicl Editorial Bdard' 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4g HPHS Orchestra l, 2, Gradua- tion er Class Book Editorial Board Thomas Snell Weaver English Prize R Eston fd Ancient History Prize, Elizabeth P. Peck Speaking Prize, Delegate to Boys State, I X af' ,,.w 401' W Haig- fum .X kd' W DA IEL RICHARD GEORGE LEGS for his ease in making friends. Club 4. F l DONALD F. GEROW RED manner. Island Falls High School, Island Falls, Maine. ANN MONICA GIANINOTO A girl who is a friend in every way. Smile and the world smiles with you. Dan is one of our best-groomed classmates. Unselfish character, no doubt accounts Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3 4 Astronomy ' A well-hred silence always at command. E Don's calmj easygoing, attitude belies the often proclaimed idea that to the red haired belongs the fiery temper. There is a great deal of thought, too, beneath that quiet A girl who can work, a girl who can play, No one is more illful t n Ann in arriving to class just before the bell rings Amiable and fun-lovi , her w ' s Er few. ' ' -, Barnar i 1- g l. At 'c As iati , 3, 42 League 2, et'de o ' 45 ' 23 ubflyi hosr 2 3 In igh iq . ' . I. I ' , Q, f'! ' C 1 o , I 1 I L Xl , 4 MARILYN AG S GILB RT WF I I MAGGIE , J C Her talents are many, her cares are few. i A champion in sports and a winner in smiles make Marilyn a mgst admired girl. She excels in all she does, and she is always willing to help her fellow-classmate. West Middle School. Senior Breakfast Entertainment Committee, Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 4, Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps, Treasurer 1, Vice President 2g Girls Leaders Corps, President 3g Girls Basketball Team, Captain 1, 2, 3, Girls Softball Team, Captain 1, 2, 3, Girls Bowling Group 3g Girls Tennis Group 1, 2, 3, Girls Table Tennis Group 45 Girls Volley Ball Team 4, Emblem in Basketball 25 Emblem in Softball 3, Freshman Girls Club, Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference Emblem. ELIZABETH A. GILFOY BETSY She who goes gently, goes safely, She who goes safely, goes far. The Senior Class has liked Betsy's calm voice and red curly hair. Her numerous friends enjoy her sunny disposition--and delicious fudge. Cathedral High School. Girls League 3, 4, Girls Bowling Group 4. Never late, no demerits. RICHARD GIROUX DICK To he our hest selves should he our ambition. A fine, courteous fellow and a true friend is Dick. Here is a lad who should enjoy a successful and happy life. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association lg Senior Boys Club 3. MARY ANN GIULIANO Sweetness of disposition charms the soul. Mary's most charming attribute is that of just beQ herself. Her infectious, sunny smile has contributed to many happy occasions. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Girls Softball Tea.m 25 Girls Badminton Group 3, 4. No demerits. JOAN THERESA GLEBA Minh is the sweet wine of human life. The darkness of her hair and eyes is in strong contrast with the lightness of her spirit, for she has captivated out friendship with her wit and humorous disposition. When she laughs, the world, first, stops to listen, and then joins with her. Cathedral High Sc l. Athleti Association 3, 45 Girls League 3, 45 Astronomy Club 4. Never late. ' of . ERALDINE ANN GODIN GERRB S he walks in a beam of sunshine. so a ractive in her clothes of the latest fashion5 but appearance is not es a good brain which doesn't gather cobwebs. She is a firm supporter functions. P!! F. Burns School. Girls League 2, 3, 4, Springtime Committee 35 Hopkins abating Club 35 Owlet Editorial Board 25 Senior Choir 35 Inter-High Choir 33 mhman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 2, Girls Tennis Group 2. Never late, no demerits. HILDA ESTELLE GOFF NAN A hind, true heart, a spirit high. Intelligence, sweetness, and friendliness are only a part of Hilda's attractive per- sonality. Her sociable manner and gay heart have made her a favorite with her class- mates. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Girls League 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 45 Senior Choir 45 Inter-High Choir 4. Never late, no demerits. V RICHARD WILLIAM GRAVES I bequeath a happy peace to you. To know Dick is to know true comraderie. As quick with a smile as with a helping hand, he gives our spirits a lift. , William Hall High School, West Hartford, Connecticut. Athletic Association 3, 45 Senior Boys Club 3, 4. Never late. me C-bidi' ft' GAETANO A. GRECOI JJ' TOM gf, fy Gentle of speech, heneheent of mind. X Tommy has that shy charm and that kindly sense of humor which make a class- mate well-liked. Baseball is one of his greatest interests. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Senior Boys Club 3, 45 Astronomy Club 45 School Baseball Team 3, 4. No demerits. BARBARA ANN GROGAN BOBBIE An ounce of mirth is worth 4 pound of sorrow. Barbara's friends enjoy her happy gayety. At the same time, they like knowing that Barbara has sincerity and loyalty that they can rely on. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. MARCEL JOHN GUERARD S peak when you have something to say. Never will you meet a more quiet sincerity than that possessed by Marcel. He is a fine fellow. Dominick F. Burns School. Never late, no demerits. X ,aff Nile N, X v OJ will .WW flfiv' ' EUG E ONY GUIDOTTI 'He ' a of tho a o s Jghioned with laughter. v e and am 1 a an enjoyable conversationalist. A is talk o turns to sports, or e i an avid fan. M l GUI Henry rn rd Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3: , 0 JE' J gp, -'E ' i 1, N if fm' I WJ rj ,fri 'fl if 0 ' ' ' 3 NANCY LOUISE HA EDOR None knew thee hut to love, nor named thee but to praise. There is a quiet sweetness about Nancy that somewhat conceals her strong capabili- ties. She has served HPHS well, working on committees, attending both social and athletic events, and helping to get this classbook published. Noah Webster School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 4, HPHS Debating Club 2, 3, Academia Latina 4, Secretary 35 Astronomy Club 4g Class Book Editorial Board, Editor-in-Chief. No demerits. SYLVIA ANN HAGGERTY Sweetness of disposition charms the soul. Petite and pleasant to be with--that's Syl. Her sweetness is a light which warms her many friends. Roessleville High School, Albany, New York. Athletic Association 4, Girls League 2, 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 2, 4. HELEN KATHERINE HAJDASZ Friend more divine than all divinitiesf' A friendly, well-liked young lass, Helen is full of laughter and merriment. Her bright presence can ward ol? any dark cloud. Saints Cyril and Methodius School. Girls League 2, 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. l l SHIRLEY LILLIAN I-IAKIMIAN S1-um. A light heart lives long. A friendly smile and a merry hello make Shirley a pleasant person to associate with. She deserves all the success and happiness that come her way. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 4. JUNE CATHERINE HANNIFIN SMILEY Is she so quiet and denture? Mayhe--but don't he too sicref' Lovely June has an aura of sweetness about her. Never demanding, but always serving, she has won our friendship and admiration. V Weaver High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls Badminton Group 2, 33 Girls Volley Ball Team 2, 3. .D .4 S 5 Y k g w SEPH HANNON N RED plays wit his heart. le cl eager to w t lg, alwa l ys a fair game. However, basketball alone is n e reason for hi , r pularity- e ' an all-around good fellow, full of wit and gen'a ity. 4 1 Q Cathedral It hool. Athletic sociation 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 43 Monogram lub 3, 45 Schoo sketball Team 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, in Basketball 3, 4g Senior Reception Usher. Never late, no demerits. ' IRENE HARASYMIW Meek loneliness is round thee spread, A softness still and holy. Irene, with her calm, sweet way, has been well-liked by everyone. The willingness to help and the kind consideration she shows others are marks of a f1ne character. Roger Wolcott School, Wilson, Connecticut. Girls League 3, 4. No demerits. ' I 1 RICHARD EARL HATCH ' DICK e'co V - i n I, ou with a tale which holdeth children from play, 'I J o cl men from the chimney corners. x Dick, Y '. f e popular white bucks , easily attracts friends with his per- tual ile, s c -. I ed talking, and his vibrant personality. He is apt to be doing al anythin X, fr swimming in the rain to performing a fast Charleston. ew Park ' venue School. Student Council, Public Relations Committee, Chairman , enior Boys Club 3, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 4g Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, e r Boys Club 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 25 Sketch Club 3, Secretary 4, Astronomy Club, Pre ent 43 Junior Prom Usher. ANNE HATHAWAY It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Anne believes that success can be achieved without ostentation. Her motto, to serve without noise, she has proved by her actions. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Emblem in Volley Ball 3. Never late, no demerits. JAMES N. HAVEY Hit eye: bore ever a merry twinkle. James's cheery smile offsets his modest, unassuming attitude. His quiet kind of humor is most enjoyable. English High School, Boston, Massachusetts. Never late. JOHN F. HENDSEY JACK All': right with the world. John has an affinity for sharp clothes. He is good-natured, happy-go-lucky, and ambitious. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 4, Senior.Bqys Club 4, Junior Boys Club. ' ,Li - 1 .-lan' . 1 '..' . ' wr' an --1 1 7 V P v 5, 3 ' .Nu :WL X., ' all - 'li B- ' 5 lg: J it er l -X: o 'l I' al C V -Y.-Y . I I . t ,ik ls ,vnu Of ' 2 get A ,s U - 51134. HENDSEY 04' A J, , L, BUCK 'J' . st 1 pf Let some what may. , As, hazy'-gi-lucky a Eeilon as one can ever meet is Neil, Nothing seems to bother irn. His gl ch ant e shall remember. l?fclmnick,F. E s School. Senior Boys Club 3, Junior Boys Club 2. ,A In -j 4 P . A -1- ANNE E. HIGGINS Calm and Jerene amid the troubled day. When Arm came to us from Maine in her junior year, we discovered a classmate of patience and even disposition. We remember how earnestly she performed those ex- periments in the chemistry lab. Higgins Classical Institute, Charleston, Maine. Athletic Association, 3, 4, Girls League 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3. No demerits. BARBARA ANN HILL BOBBY A little nonsense now and then, It relished hy the hert of men. With her candid humor and lively conversation, Barbara has made an impression in all het classes. She is one of our most attractive and intelligent blondes. Weaver High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Owlet Editorial Board 4, junior Prom Committee, Class Book Business Board, Class Prophet. fx HELEN BERNICE HILLIER BUNNY l know you have a gentle, nohle temperf a .foul as ever Modesty, courtesy, and charm make Bunny a lovely person and graciousness are well combined in a fine character, Noah Webster School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls time Committee 3, Italian Chorus 2, 3, Astronomy Club 4, Leaders Corps 1, 2, Girls Leaders Corps 3, 4, Twirlerette 3 Girls 1, 2, Girls Softball Team 1, Girls Swimming Group 1, 2, Emblem in Freshman Girls Club. Never late, no demerits. or CAROLINE EMILY I-IIRTH LYNN M uric ufarber from the .foul the dur! of everyday life. Individual and capable, Carolyn has high standards whether at school or at business. She is full of fun and good humor, and so her associates love to have her around. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls League 2, 3, 45 HPHS Debating Club 2, Italian Chorus 2, 3, 4g Sketch Club 2, Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 4, Girls Tennis Group lg Freshman Girls Club, State Chorus 4. Never late, no demerits. ,g ,,y . 4 , X ' lllkjij 1 V W!! Q is yivvlwi V arf 'f.lr:fK . ., I ' I ' Qflrpvfl-t Li -fi I D LJLLAH Hobolas f f ' 9 , ii' DEE ojjlx rc The onfilllfaflover and laugbr mart rurely do well. Bklilah goes hers priruflled way drawing admiring glances for the sparkle in her Qeeeand the gentlegoodness she radiates. She is the sweetest of the sweet. ' ,xx nry Barnard. junior High School. Athletic Association 4g Girls League 2, 3, 43 Gig? ee Club 45 Senior Choir 3, 4g Girls Leaders Corps 3, 4g Girls Basketball Team 25 ' oftball Team 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 2, 3, 4. No demerits. ROSEMARY ANN HORAN RORY l'll be merry, I'll be free, I'll be .fad for nobody. There is a brightness about Rosemary, who is rarely perturbed. Therefore, carefree as she is, she has seldom experienced a dull school day. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 3, Yuletide Committee 4, HPHS Dramatic Club 3, Astronomy Club 4g Girls Tennis Group 3, Girls Volley Ball Team 3, Captain 43 Girls Table Tennis 35 Class Book Typing Board. Never late, no demerits. MARY ELIZABETH HOURII-IAN Softly rpeakr and gently .fmile.r. One cannot fail to notice Mary's sweet serene countenance. Since she is one of our sweeter and more amiable girls, knowing her is a joy in itself. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 49 Girls League 2, 3, 43 Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4. No demerits. ROBERT E. HOWARD BOB To endeavor ir to rucceedf' Bob's most distinguishing characteristic is his incomparable smile. Although quiet and easygoing, he has a lively interest in basketball. Immaculate Conception School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Boys Club 3, 4, junior Boys Club 1, 2, Der Deutsche Verein 33 JV Baseball Team 2g School Basketball Team 3. ' RENA HOWLAND HOLLY ln laer tongue ir the law of kindnerrf' Rena'sr reserve is part of her strength. W'hen her face lights up with that lovely smile, gentleness and kindness are revealed. Houlron High School, Houlron, Maine. . vf My RON FREEMONE HOXTER V ' Hox i On every t was a flarh of golden tire. he quali o ad rshi re ery evident in Byron, despite his quiet and easy- igg rsonalit o ed in track and skill in art have undoubtedly brought re it P . - sy Plai e High School, ainville, Connecticut. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Clu 3, Treasurer 4, rvest Moon Ball Committee 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Astrono- my Club 4, Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4, School Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4, in Track 1, 2, 3, 4, State Indoor High- mp Championship 2, 3, Junior Prom Usher, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Rece ion Usher. JOAN ROSAMOND HUNTER - The pleasure of talking ir the inextinguirhahle possession ofa woman. Joan is an entertaining chatterer, whose natural good humor has made her a valuable link in our chain of friends. She is usually running for some ofhce or other, and nine times out of ten she wins. West Middle School. Student Council 1, 2, Social Committee 4, Athletic Associa- tion 1, 2, 3, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 4, Freshman Girls Club, Junior Prom Committee, Class Book Business Board. Never late. JOYCE LOUISE HUSTUS FRENCHIE Thy virtue: are natural. Joyce, a quiet and unassuming young lady, has proved to be a good sport and a faithful student. Her sincerity and good nature have endeared her to us. Canton High School, Collinsville, Connecticut. Girls League 3, 4. JOHN H. JACOBS JAKE Happy I arn, from care I 'm free. John's hail-fellow-well-met attitude has won him many lasting friendships. If loyalty is conducive to success, he will be a winner. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 3, 4, School Cross-Country Team 2. BEVERLY ANN JOHNSON Bev The silent heart is filled with wisdom. A petite blonde with a modest and a pleasant personality is Bev. Quiet and sincere, she represents the ideal student. Ellsworth Memorial High School, South Windsor, Connecticut. Athletic Associa- tion 3, 4, Girls League 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. LILLIE MAE JOHNSON Merit is worthier than fame. Lillie belongs to an almost extinct group of people who are seen but not heard. , Her unfailing willingness to do a good turn has been rewarded in the form of many true friendships. Woodville High School, Savannah, Georgia. ROBERT JAMES JUDSON BOB Silence always offers high rewards. Bob has a keen interest in sports, particularly basketball. His reserve and sincerity combine to make a personality headed for success. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4. FRANCIS V. KADIS FRANK Never idle a moment, thrifty, and thoughtful of others. Frank has never been lacking in friends. His good nature and considerate manner were the magnets that drew them. Saint Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield, Connecticut. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4. NANCY A. KAVANAGH No gems, no gold she seems to wear: She shines intrinsically fair. Nancy's voice is soft and low, an excellent thing in woman, and she is sweet and kind and gentle. Behind those lovely eyes is a hne, clear mind, which consistently wins her a place on the honor roll. Miami Senior High School, Miami, Florida. Athletic Association 4, Girls League 4, Le Cercle Francais 4, Der Deutsche Verein, Treasurer 4, Italian Chorus 4, Accompanist, Italian Chorus 4. JEANNE FRANCES KAZIENKO In quietness and confidence shall he your strength. Serene and confident, keen of mind, liked by all who know her-this is our amiable Jeanne. The cheerful smile, the reserved manner, the genial spirit are hers. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Volley Ball Group 4, Academia Latina 2, 3, 4, Class Book Editorial Board. Never late, no demerits. ROBERT E ND KEL A B if t met s, different m excel, e is ne fho 'an do a ngs well. Popul is eciat t or 's 1 l on 'the gridiron, but also for his winning alit Alw s gem roup, he demonstrates daily his :knack of gather f s. I. 1 lfred urr ju nor ' Sc tude ncil, Vice President 3, Chairman, Soci C ittee 3' t ci 'on 2, 3, 3 enior Boys Club 3, Harvest Moon Ball mi tee 'rma 4, Astronomy Club 3, 4, Monogram Club, Secretary 2, 3, 4, l n' -0' , School Basketball Team 2, School Football Team 2, 3, Co- 4 ,: g asketball 2, in Baseball 3, in Football 2, 3, 4, Second Team, All- Distri 3, eam, All-District 4, junior Prom Usher, Senior Reception Usher, Senio Rece ion Committee. MARY PATRICIA KELLY PAT She uns a form of life and light. Petite charmin leasant to be with that's Patsy Her effervescent personality s 8, P ' - , her congenial spirit, and ever-present smile have made this lovely strawberry-blonde an outstanding member of our class. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 3, 4. JOSEPH ARTHUR KENT Lool2.' he is winding up the watch of hi: wit,' hy and by it will strike. Joe's quick mind and easygoing sense of humor set him apart from all others. He is the best of sports, taking a joke and giving one in return. Moylan-Wilson School, Senior Boys Club 3, 4g Junior Boys Club 1, 2, Astronomy Club 4. MARYJANE KINGSBURY A merry heart ir like medicine. Mary Jane has a gift for making friends readily. Her friendly chatter puts us at ease immediately, and her ehthusiasm uplifts our spirits. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. PIERRETTE JEAN KIROUAC PETE She never worrier over troubleg life for her it one grand bubble. Pierrette's cordial smile and cheerful ways brighten the dullest of days. Her love of talk is part of her charm. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 3, Senior Choir 33 Freshman Girls Clubg Girls Basketball Team 13 Girls Tennis Group 1. Never late, no demerits. i HELEN KOBACK A good heart is worth gold. A constant smile and a considerate affection for others make Helen an attractive classmate. A good-natured sense of humor and a keen intelligence are two other assets she possesses. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Softball Team 3. No demerits. s Icproms ACK I M . rt .re h ' ind u o goal and not the prize WJ 01 ull o oles me n has ontagious enthusiasm and good nature, which re t e er s. His power in athletics has been proved in his successful con r tions the s tball and baseball teams. U' Moylan- l n Sch l. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Boys Club 3, 4g Junior Boys Club 2, M nogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, School Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 43 School Basket- ball Team 3, 4g H in Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, in Basketball 4. Never late. VIOLET FRANCES KOREN VI Save your rorrow for tomorrowf rmile awhile today. Violet seems to have absolutely no worries at all, not even band Content to go where others lead, she peps up the whole group. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 2, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4g HPHS Band 2, 3, 4. Never late. MARGARET LOUISE LADD The more we know ber the better we enjoy her. Peggy's zeal for doing her homework just before class is remarkable. This small, dark-haired lass gets a great deal of fun out of life. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 25 Girls League 2, 3, 4g Italian Chorus 45 Girls Badminton Group 4. TERRY ARTHUR LAGIER His eye begets occasion for his wit. With his love of pranks, Terry provides merriment wherever he goes. His serious moments reveal a fine mind. West Middle School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 4, Junior A Boys Club 1. CLAUDETTE MARIE LAMBERT Her loneliness I never knew, Until she smiled on me. Claudette's classmates have admired her sweet face and charming shyness. She flashes the cheeriest of smiles and owns the most agreeable of dispositions. Windham High School, Willimantic, Connecticut. Athletic Association 3, 4g Girls League 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. RUTH MARGARET KRISCHUS RUTI-IIE Happiness seems meant to be shared. One of our most striking blue-eyed blondes, Ruth is as happy as she is pretty. She is one of the few people left in this world who realize that a good listener makes an enjoyable companion. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Astronomy Club 45 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4. f , L, ff - f K . , ' rp f ,S 4,4 ' I' ff' .N flhjfl X . 4Ir'fL..1f1 ' JOSEPH W. KRUKOWSKI f A Jon Wit and wisdom are born with a man. joe's easy-going manners have not concealed his keen wit and clear thinking. His clever intuition has made him ar valuable addition to either scholastic or social groups. Saint Thomas Seminary: Bloomfield, Connecticut. Athletic Association 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3. Never late. GLORIA MARYANN KUSIA GLO Always happy, always gay Glad to see her come our way. Kindly and well-mannered, Gloria has won our admiration by just being her own pleasant self. Her ready smile goes hand in hand with a cheerful personality. Alfred E. Burr junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. PEG l l COKE ' J HMS 'L-'ill DONALD L. LANGENAUER DON I have 4 heart with room for every joy. Donnie is happy as long as he is playing basketball, and he has a keen eye for a set shot. His temper is rarely ruflied, but he is persistent about anything he wants to attain. Noah Webster School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Boys Club 3, 43 Junior Boys Club 1, 23 Monogram Club 2, 4, JV Basketball Team lg School Basketball Team 2, 3, 43 in Basketball 2, 4. Ovx x . W PAUL JOSEPH LAROSA ln music I'll End my fortune. af N accom e musician, Paul seems to have been born with a licorice stick his mout most every musical organization in the school has profited by his par- ricipati r in addition having talent, he is a generous, good-natured fellow, loyal oH H . . ' A enry f. J Juni igh School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club - ' rf' 3, 4, H st o ommittee 3g Il Circolo Italiano 3, 4, Italian Chorus 2, Con- d , 4, B C Club 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter-High Choir 1 -, , 4g HPHS b estra 2, 3, 4g HPHS Band Student Conductor 2, 3, 4g All-State Band 2, , , 4g All-City Orchestra 3g All-City Band 4. JEAN IRENE LAROSE A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Red hair and a sparkling laugh have made Jean an attractive personality. Art, in which she excels, is one of her main interests, Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. VALERIE ANDREA LASH VAL She rpeahr and any just ar :he ought. Val just loves to spend much of her free time under the clock chatting about almost anything. She is happiest when she is surrounded by good listeners. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 43 Girls Bowling Group 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. CARLOS CAPAZ LAVADO With malice toward none, with charity for all. Carlos has the artistic ability envied by all of us who can't even draw a straight line. A very well-informed source tells us that he is as smooth on the dance floor as he is talented at drawing. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 33 Boys Leader Corps l. JOSEPH F. LAVADO SMILEY You were horn in a merry hour. Always smiling and mirthful, Joe seems t6 have no cares. However, his serious side appears at the kick of a football, the game being one of his first interests. West Middle School. Athletic Association 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, School Football Team 4. 47 DOLORES ELLEN LAVIOLETTE DODO There was a star danced, and under that she was horn. Petite, clever, and original are attributes well-deserved by Dolores. Her main in- terests lie in art and ballet. In addition to this, she is an attractive drum maiorette. 1 New Park Avenue School. Girls League 2, 3, 4, Decorating Co-Chairman, Yuletide Committee 4, Sketch Club 1, 2, Vice President 3, 4, Twirlertte 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Girls Club, Class Book Art Board, Merit Award in Art, Scholastic Art Awards, 3 Keys, 2 , Placements 4. Never late. ANN W. LAWSON Whatever is true I aim to do. Hard-working, composed, and amiable make up the unequalled characteristics of Ann. Her integrity and sincerity are shown in the loyalty she gives to her friends. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Table Tennis Group 4. JOAN JOSEPHINE LEONE The shortest answer is doing. Enthusiastic joan is one for getting things done. Much need not be said to start her on her way. Dominick F. Burns School. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 4, Academia Latina 2, 3, 4, Chronicle Business Board 4. Never late, no demerits. LEON CHESTER LESINSKI The silent countenance often speaks. A serious countenance is Leo's. This amiable fellow has that merit of always being a gentleman. Saints Cyril and Methodius School. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4. sl LE 0.1 Her hea ahes this vault 6 A presence full of light. A sparkling smile and vibrant personality have made Leona a most attractive cheerleader. No matter what this lovely, dark-haired miss does, she proves her de- pendability. Cathedral High School, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 4, Co-Chairman, Scholarship Committee 4, Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 3, 4, Yuletide Com- mittee 4, Le Cercle Francais 4, Academia Latina 3, 4, Astronomy Club 3, 4, Cheerleader, Letter 4. Never late, no demerits. 1' 5 , N NN L VE QUE qw 22, - I ! lg ANN R. LEWIS yi .anim Equal in song and ready in res I Ann's participation in both Choir and Glee lub ' -:': - Q o pleasure t audience and to Ann herself. Ann has th e f ' ' n ge 2' . , sition that enjoyable companionship. - 4' , v Noah Webster School. Student Council 3, - r ss . ll -- , ciation 1, 2, 35 Girls League 2, 3, 4, Springtime Commi , V-' '.' ating Club , Italian Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, President 5 '- - . Ch ir , High Choir 2, 3, Freshman Girls Club. 4 - gg 441. ANN-MARIE THERESE LINCOSKI PoJ.reJ.ved of knowledge always clear, Forever .rteadfast and sincere. Sincerity, reliability, patience, and industry are Ann-Marie's attributes. Making good use of a keen intellect, she is also one of our best students. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4. No demerits. THELMA PEARL LONDON Be cheerful, gay, and happyff Thelma has a quiet countenance, but a friendly smile. The bright twinkle in her brown eyes tends to suggest a hidden mischief. Houlton High School, Houlton, Maine. Girls League 3, 4. Never late. MICHAEL PATRICK LONG MIKE What should a man do but he merry? Mike is a good-natured fellow who loves a good time. He listens well to the problems of others, a sympathy much appreciated by those who know him. Dominick F. Burns School. EUNICE MAE LOUGHAN EUNIE What good I ree, humbly I .feeh to do. Three of Eunice's prime attributes are service, steadfastness, and honor. She keeps her word and does anything she can do to help, although it might mean a sacrifice for her. Many enjoy her sweet disposition. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 3, 4, HPI-IS De- bating Club 2, 3, 45 Italian Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Badminton Group 4, Modern Dance Club 3, President 43 Freshman Girls Club. No demerits. LILLIE N. LOVE LIT Opportunity come: sooner or later to all who work and wish. Kind, soft-spoken Lillie believes in brevity of word. Her ideals are of the highest order, and het friends of the Hnest caliber. Simsbury High School, Simsbury, Connecticut. Athletic Association 43 Girls League 2 ,3, 4, Girls Leaders Corps 3, Girls Softball Team 23 Girls Volley Ball Team 2, 3. Never late. JOANNE MARIE LUCE Jo Patienre and gentleners are power. Here is a girl whose capabilities are not readily apparent to those who are deceived by a retiring manner. She is a sweet girl, who rarely loses her temper. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. JOSEPH G. LUIZ Hi: friends? There are many. Hi: foes? Are there arty? An earnest worker with a sincere disposition qualifies Joe as a leader. His sense of humor delights his many friends. Cathedral High School. Senior Boys Club 4. 'mass-ssgaasstcts Ok 9-MS lug W A GAYLE MACCUBREY 'slklniegt Success depends on ebzortf' Spreading happiness with a smile is one of the many things for which we s a remember Barbara. She is always willing to help others. West Middle School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 49 Girls League 2, 3, 45 HPHS Dramatic Club 3, Owlet Editorial Board 45 Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 1, 2, Girls Leaders Corps 3, Secretary 4, Girls Softball Team 3, Freshman Girls Club. Never late. GEORGE E. MACDONALD He who talks little is wire. An earnest and diligent person, George has been a tower of goodness. His cheer and gaiety have made him well-liked. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2g Senior Boys Club 4. Qfo ' ver che fulan read o .' Always in a hurry, John is often long to basketbal consuming interest. He slows up 'bnwgh f s to discover t t as earty lau h and a iocular vein of hum . Cathedral High chool. Senior Boys Club Lag Le Cercle Fr WILLIAM JOHN MADDEN BILL A quiet tongue :hows a wise head. Bill is a fellow who, according to the proverb, is seen and not heard. His quiet nature, however, has not harmed his popularity, for he has the knack of making friends. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. Athletic Association 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 43 Junior Boys Club 2. Never late. .4 I U Q0 M FRANCIS JOSEPH MANDY The world ir upheld hy the veracity of good men. hgffncis is a sociable lad, who goes about his work with serious intent. He accom- plis s his al whether it is in scholarship or athletics. M n-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, uni, oys Club 1, 2g Italian Chorus 45 JV Swimming Team 2, 3g School Swimming Tea 43 School Track Team 3, School Cross-Country Team 4, in Track 3, in Cross- try 4. M SLEY JAY MANN 0- yds Was His .smile is his fortune. Good looks and ' humor have made Wes a star classmate. His main interests lie in a and s. N Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, Junior B s Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 4, JV Baseball Team 1, 2, School Baseball Team 1, 2, School Cross-Country Team 1, 2, School Football Team 3, 4, in Football 4, Scholastic Art Awards-1 Placement. LORN C. MARQUIS A constant friend if a thing rare and hard to find. His ready smile and quick wit have brought Lorn a host of friends. Motivated by his love for life, he has a boundless sea of energy. Sawgytrfs oo io Boys Club 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 2. IG Malay my MW W EILLIAM D. MARTIN BILL A :mile for every fellow and two for every girl. With never a frown, Bill spreads the cheery word wherever he brings his bright conversation. He is well-mannered, well-groomed, and capable of exhibiting an uncanny brand of humor. West Middle School. Student Council, Red Cross Committee 1, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 2, JV Swimming Team 2. l LORRAINE MARTINSON LORRIE A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Lorraine's quiet ways and modest countenance are deceiving, for they conceal con- siderable humor. She is radiant with sweet smiles and gay laughs. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, Representa- tive 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 4, Twirlerette 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball Team 1, 2, Girls Softball Team 1, Emblem in Softball 1, Emblem in Basketball 1, Freshman Girls Club, Senior Reception Usher. Never late, no demerits. MARIANN K. MASELEK MAZIE Carry through life a .rmiling face And let your heart he gay. Mariann has a nonchalent, carefree air, which makes her, as well as her associates, happy. She is one of our most sociable classmates. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR LOUISE MASSARO ELLIE Her plearure it her power to charm. Eleanor performs many tasks in a generous, unassuming manner. Through her gentle acts and her sincere ways, she has obtained a place in our hearts. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Italian Chorus 2, 3, 4g Senior Choir 3, 4. No demerits. THOMAS MAWDSLEY TOM No finer friend nor better sport Could in this world be found. Good sportsmanship, friendliness, and sincerity are but a few of the fine qualities which Tom possesses. His achievements on the gridiron have certainly proved a great asset HPHS sports record. Student Council 3 4, Finance Committee 3, ' Senior Boys Cl 3, 4g junior Boys Club 23 Team 2, 33 Sc ol Basketball Team 23 School 33 in Foo all 2, 33 Sweater Award, State Senior Recept' n Usher3 Senior Reception Com- ' 'SMCCABE ACK litary and original in themselves. Perhaps his strongest characteristic has been to lend a hand wherever he could. School. Association 3, 43 Senior Boys Club 43 MARY MARGARET MCCARRON Knowledge in youth is wisdom in age. Mary's winning smile and pleasing personality have won her much admiration. Managing to keep a good scholastic record has been one of her best contributions to HPHS. Cathedral High School. National Honor Society 43 Athletic Association 3, 43 Girls League 3, 43 Twirlerette 43 Highest Mark, Bookkeeping Honors 3. Never late, no de- merits. JOYCE M. MCDUNNAH JOY Fortify yourself with contentment For this is an impregnable fortress. Twinkling eyes, a warm heart, and a merry smile all put together mean Joyce. She is full of happy talk and sincere good will toward everyone. Hampton junior High School, Hampto New Hampshire. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls League 3, 4, Yuletide o 43 Twirlerette 3, 43 Girls Swimming Group 43 Girls Bowli Group 33 Girls n' Group 33 Girls Golf Group 33 Girls Volley Ball Team 33, reshman G' ' orld Problems Club, Public Relations f-- and Social Chairman 44. d eri ' A Haag? RGARET MCGOWAN 5 TERRY 'Sh ake o gri here tb r was nly a grouehf' . ome r sta ougi r and o er n small oups, but Terry stands ,out no matt her s , e viv' and c v ess indelib etched in our minds. She is e fany p ty- y ntiring cer of anything from a bop to a Charleston. aver ill High chool, Haverhill, assachusetts. Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Girls gue 2, , 4 Yuletid Committee 43 Le Cercle Francais 43 Academia Latina 2, Secretary , , 4g Astrono lu , irls Glee Club 33 Scholastic Art Awards-1 Placement3 Senior C o 33 ,F man phomore Girls Leaders Corps 23 Girls Basketball Team 23 Girls nis 2' o rn Dance Club 23 Emblem in Basketball 23 Class Book Editorial g ard. e s. A JOYCE MARIE MCINTYRE In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength. Tiny Joyce has the most even of dispositions. It is no wonder that such an obliging, charming girl is so well-liked. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 3, 43 Girls League 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. D BEATRICE A. MCLAUGHLIN BEA A merry heart is like a medicine. Bea's keen sense of humor is evidenced by her witty remarks. She is a fountain of energy, too. Immaculate Conception School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 45 Freshman Girls Club5 1891 Algebra Prize. ROSS ANTHONY MCLEAN Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Conscientious and unassuming, Ross by his consistent scholastic effort has acquired a creditable record, especially in mathematics. He is easy in manner and genial in nature. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 35 Senior Boys Club 3, 4. MARILYN JAN ICE MEADE MAR 'Thou hast wit at will. Mischievous eyes and never-ceasing wit are Marilyn's attractions. She always thinks of the clever word to brighten the occasion. Saint Petet's School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4, Springtime Committee 35 Inter-High Choir 2, 35 Freshman Girls Club. Never late. Qt I GWENDOLYN MELILLO GWEN The secret of ruccerr rr conrtanc urpore . . ff , ' 'Il Q Lovely Gwen, who left HPHS after her freshman y 31.23 return enior, is very sweet and sincere. She has an outstanding talent-she sews eautifully Bristol High School, Bristol, Connecticut. Athletic Associatio 5 irls aguS.r45 Girls Bad inton Group 4. , - . 2 Q f Q I s Y ANN 4,5-n LETON iv ' To - fr er ir rd' . u , . . . In is blon e uty, we f er a -19 a ' dness, graciousness, and sincerity to pr e that as beauty of aracter ' ell. This versatile lady of fashion has the o and g ac ecessary for the profession f a model, the vocation of her choice. M int joseph Academy. Athletic Association 2, 3, Secretary 45 Girls League 2, , uletide Committee 45 Camera Club 15 Astronomy Club 45 Girls Swimming 15 Girls Golf Group 25 Girls Volley Ball Team 15 Freshman Girls Clubg Junior Prom Committee. SADIE C. MILLS Cl-IERIE The good I stand on is my truth and honesty. Quiet, sincere, hard-working, and reliable, Sadie does her duty nobly. Her smile brings sunshine into her classes. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Girls League 2, 3, 45 Italian Chorus 45 Girls Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Choir 2, 35 Inter-High Choir 2, 35 HPHS Orchestra 2, 3, President 45 HPHS Band 2. No demerits. 9 29 ' U - H. 'VJ ' fl S? S . Y fra Q93 K, I , ANN Lotnsrs B. MORTENSON 'N ' ,..x W 5 Q Quiet and demure she reigns over all. 'E' Ann deserves hi h praise for her never faltering dependability and ladylike charm. g - if F, She is unusually sweet and modest for one so capable intellectually and artistically. MARIE THERESA MINOTTI MARY Under all speech that is good for anything, There lies a silence that is better. Marie has an appealing laugh, a sincere endeavor, and a wisdom that senses the worth of being a good listener. Her flair for preparing Italian foods has won deserved praise from those who have sampled her cooking. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Italian Chorus 2, 3, Secretary 4, Academia Latina 2, 3, 4. VICTOR JOSEPH MISIEWICZ VIC I find earth not gray, but rosy. Vic is the kind of fellow who likes fun and shuns worry. In a classroom and out, he sees the sunny side of life. Saints Cyril and Methodius School. Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 4. Never late. GUSTAVE O. MONTEL JR. GUS A sense of humor enlighten: the heart. Gus is the jolliest of good fellows. We predict a successful future for one so diligent and so capable of getting along with others. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 2, Projectioneers 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, HPHS Orchestra 2, 3, 4, HPHS Band 1, 2, 3, President 4. Never late. ROBERT EDWARD MOREAU BOB All the world seems bright and gay. Laughing eyes, a merry smile, and gentlemanly manners-put them all together, and you will know what Bob is like. His amazing gift of conversation makes him an entertaining personality. - Saint Ann's School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 4, Proiectioneers 2, 3, 4. RICHARD H. MOREHEAD DICK What good I see, humbly I seek to do. Although Richard has been with us for his senior year only, he has nobly contributed to our school, particularly in basketball. In addition, he has earnestly applied himself to his studies and displayed an admirable character. Weaver High School. Athletic Association 4, Senior Boys Club 4, Senior Choir 4, ,winter-High Choir 1, JV Basketball Team 3. ' New Park Avenue School. Student Council 2, Valentine Dance Committee 2, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Springtime Committee 2, Sketch Club 1, Chronicle Editorial Board, Art Editor, Freshman- Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 1, Scholastic Art Awards- 1 Key, 1 Placement, Girls Leaders Corps 2, Freshman Girls Club, junior Prom Usher. 54 No demerits. BARBARA MARIE MULDOON '- 1 if lf'- JOHN JUSTIN MOSKEY MOUSBY A man of courage ir a man of honor. With a great interest in music, john has contributed much of his talent to the HPHS band. His fine manners and true sincerity have made him an essential asset to the school. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys lub 2, HPHS Orchestra 2, 3, 4, HPHS Band 1, 2, 3, 4. We y ATRICIA ANN MOYLAN -.PS Laughtng talkzng, full of fun. x Wherever you find a group of laughing HPHS students, you are sure to find Pat. o matter how tough the going may be, her good humor never fails. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 3, 4g Girls League 3, 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4. LITTLE RED to be .rrnall and shine to he great and cart a rhadow. just petiteness those red locks have boosted Jean's attractiveness, so her wit nd ability have added to e life of our classes. HPHS activities have profited abundantly hrough her lively partici ion. Cathedral High School. thletic Association 3, 43 Girls League 3, 4, Yuletide Com- mittee-Chairman, Ticket Committee 43 HPHS Debating Club 3, Secretary 43 HPHS Dramatic Club 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais 49 Academia Latina 4g Girls Golf Group 3. Never late no deme 'ts. , - X - r X i , M 5- kg-it' 5 A E ETH MOYNIHAN 'f- ' 'Dwar- BARB '- -e 1 X A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. - , ' ' One has to know Barbara only a short time before he feels he has known her a lifetime. She is one who keeps things moving with her energetic and dashing personality. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 3, 43 Girls League 3, 4g Astronomy Club, Treasurer 43 Senior Choir 3, 4g Girls Tennis Group 3Q Girls Golf Group 3. Never late, no demerits. WILLIAM A. MULVANEY BILL He had 4 head to contrive, a tongue to persuade. Bill has the silver tongue in his command of English and his delight in the French, too. Popular with his classmates is the mirth-provoking way he has of telling a humorous story without a smile. Saint Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield, Connecticut. Athletic Association 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, arvest Moon Ball Committee 33 Le Cercle Francais 3, 4g Astronomy Club 4, ClassXB k Edit tial Boafd. rj. .J ' - . 'f ' '., BJ' ,fp !zl,,.fl'1' ,fs - , . ! r' . , 1 I WILLIAM FBQNCIS HY,'JR rrp' xl' 'ffl' J' ,x,'MUR' . . ,'lI'-f 1 'TQ to hifqvorhhif wbrd,andhi.f kiebdsf' - PJ A dmile that' Qffr, colge- off Indicates Bill's good-h eliness that constantly is over- Rowing, His stedigg quali ies-ea mess for life, honest ndeavor, and integrity-com tribpgftli the forthine slof this fe yt. ' I 'Cathedral High Stud Council, Good Citizenship Committee 4, Athletic Association 3, figenior Boys Club 3, 43 Astronomy Club 43 Senior Choir 45 Class Book Editorial Board. xo demerits. 1 ' CATHERINE ANN MUso1.1No A heart at .round ar a hell. Enthlisiastic Kay has always been a faithful rooter for HPHS. Her ways are quiet, her spirit, loyal, her friendships, sincere. Henry Barnard ,junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. ' , gf fx X I If J V ' IWQJ 0 -, JJ!! NAY s 'A X OB l . ap ' ' I lwe for todayf tomorrow come what may. - , o e hand, Barbara is a fun-loving bop enthusiast, on the other hand, she is a f i e student with a serious ambition to be a nurse. Her patients had better keep their es on.her when she becomes a practicing nurse-she will really send them. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 49 Senior Choir 2, 33 Le Cercle Francais 4, Academia Latina 2, 3, 45 Girls Leaders Corps 3, 4, Girls Bowling Group 2, Girls Tennis Group 2g Girls Golf Group 35 Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 3, Freshman Girls Club. Never late, no demerits. L i ROBERT D. NEWBERY JJ- To have a friend, one mart he one. Bob's sincerity and friendliness give him the proverbial honest face. He has the unselfish and willing spirit to give generously of his energy and talents. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 43 Science Project Club 4. No demerits. S C. NOONAN Spe h may he great, hut silence is greater. Gentleman manners and sportsmanlike ideals make Jim a worthy classmate. His earnestness should lead him to a successful future. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 3, 43 Senior Boys Club 4g Le Cercle Francais 3, Astronomy Club 4. No demerits. To OfM'g ,,Ai BEVERLY R. NOYES Bev She ir kind as :he ir fair. Petite, charming, companionable Bev is the personification of the saying Good things come in small packages. She is all sweetness and light. Dominick F. Burns School. Girls Bowling Group 2. Never late, no demerits. WW A sparkli sense of humo a harming serenity are ju t t r ons why Aggie is so well-like . he is co-oper ' e in all she does and she mak rien readily. ' Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League , Yuletide Com- - mittee 43 Astronomy Club, Vice President 4. Never late, no demerits. GILBERT E. OLIVEIRA A friendly person creates iz friendly atmosphere. . l Keenness on the gridiron has marked Gil as an outstanding and a mirabl V A athlete. Reserved to the right degree and jovial in the correct measur , he i ow whose companionship is sought. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Boys Club 3, 45 Junior Boys Club 1, 25 Monogram Club 3, 45 School Football Team 2, 3, Co-Captain ' in Football 3, 45 All-District Tackle 4. LOIS ANN OLSOWY I Lo The only jewel which will not decay is knowledge. I f Because she is extremely modest, brilliant members of our class. Her sociability and helpful spirit have also helped win' her the esteem she deserves. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. National Honor Society 3, 45 Athletic Associa- tion 35 Girls League 35 1903 First cholarship Prize. Never late, no demerits. My ERNEST E. O'HARA if ' ERN 'I.aughing, talking, and full of furnl' ie is frie y sort of fellow wirh a fine sense of fun Honest able generous know splendid character e l . . ' ! D 7 Our Schwl. Athletic Association 3, 45 Senior Boys Club 45 Le Cercle Francais 35 Astronomy Club 4. Never absent, no demerits. MARION PATRICIA O'I..EARY The world is made for fun und frolie. With her unrestrained liveliness, Marion has added life to many gatherings. Her twinkling eyes and happy chatter are what her classmates like. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Italian Chorus 45 Astronomy Club 4. ROBERT STANLEY OLEJASZ CHIEF lndustry is 4 lodertone to draw all good things. Industrious both in school and out, Robert is an ambitious student. He is well-liked by teachers and students for his willingness to be of service and his modesty to receive praise. ' Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. Senior Boys Club 45 Graduation Usher. Never late, no demerits. , 7ffZjg! . GIL many do not know that Lois is one of the most ' U MARGARE TER o'MEARA - f MA - ' fairest den i r look: and in her mind t e ' .rt hooks. Sin rrivin P n her ' ior year, Margie h cle onstrated her capacity for lead s ip i m ays she s served Hartford . She has a constant smile D good wo r e one. Cathedra High ool. ationa I-Iona' Soci 5 Student Council, Chairman of Red' r C ittee 4' i s Lea 3 4' HPHS Debating Club 4 Secretary 3' Le ranca 4 Aca Latin 4 Astronomy Club 3 4 DAR Citizenship Award eer e 4 G s rou 3 4 Girls Table Tennis Grou 4 Girls Volle 0 ' . . ' ' 1 . f I 9, 1 2 i l 'P , 3 ' i l ' P 9 ' - y all T , 45 'or n Committee5 junior Prom Committee. Never late, no ,N P'- 0' , JOAN JOYCE OSTAFIN f JOANIE Who knows her smile has known 4 perfect thing. joan's eifervescent personality has charmed us here at HPHS. Such a smiling and congenial spirit has been a bright spot in our class. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 4, Freshman Girls Club. No demerits. NEIL ROY OWENS To be merry best becomes you. Among the students at HPHS Neil is noted for his contagious sense of humor and his carrot-colored hair. He has the congenial spirit and light-hearted attitude that make for successful living. New Park Avenue School. Student Council lg Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 1, Projectioneers 1, Senior Choir 1, School Cross-Country Team 1. f' . . V, I . ff J onqvfii ANN ozGA ' 0 BLONQIE 'JJ H ma' fizfiwv ' t di ition and sunny smiles. Lo ely de t esses helir ticed of Dot's assets. Upon further acquaintance, r fri iscoveipu s u i arm and a keen intellect. x minick F. urns . Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, rono Club 4, Girls a etball Team 2, Girls Softball Team 2, Girls Bowling roup rls Tennis Group , Girls Volley Ball Team 2, 3, Emblem in Basketball 2. e rits. JANE A. PAGLIARO JANIE A friend till the end of time. Jane conquers everyone with her lovely dark eyes and heart-warming smile. In addition, she sparkles with a fine sense of humor, and proves to be a loyal HPHS supporter and a good student. ' Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 4, Il Circolo Italiano, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Italian Chorus 2, Girls Table Tennis Group 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 4, junior Prom Committee. AROL ANN PARENT WA only y life, :md End my heart in union with mankind. To know Carol is to know a radiant personality, a spirit full of kindness and desire to serve. As a cheerleader, she is an ardent follower of sports, as a dancer, she has lent her grace to our social events. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Sketch Club 2, Astronomy Club 4, Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 2, Girls Leaders Corps, Vice President 3, Cheerleader 4, Girls Basketball Team 2, 3, Girls Soft- ball Team 2, 3, Girls Badminton Group 4, Girls Table Tennis 3, Girls Volley Ball Team, Emblem in Basketball, in Volley Ball 2. Never late, no demerits. . ILLIAM o. PARKER . WILLIE Q W A Ytodest man never speaks of himself. Q i l e is est g natured chap-the essence of true friendship. He has been an e ' ele spo r for The Owlet. e k Aven ool. Junior City Council 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, , Senio oys Clu 4, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 2, Ow itgii ard 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, School Baseball Team 1, S Basket al eam 1, 2, 3, H in Baseball 1, in Basketball 1, 2, 3, Senior Re- ion Usher. '.-i.f'9gV . V'- 1, - , ,ff , of Q .,- NORMAN A. PARR A t Q A 5 NORM , 5' ,' ,Q Q mpany shorlen: the mile. ' ' nial m s' as the amicability which makes a companionable person o I . ' Lizlqglitoo, thawefree, relaxed manner that contributes toward proficiency on ,tha se all diamond. ' . Dominick F. Burns chool. Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Senior Boys Club 3, 43 As ronomy C ub 43 JV a e all Tea 2g Sch ll Team 3, 4. ff' aw 1- IV' h 'A' WW f, V J E 'NE G. PARR , W e t ere'J a will tbereir a way. . . T . g ' . ' it in Regne's make-up has helped him to achieve his goals ' 1 mi l His French ancestry is apparent in the twinkle of is s n is bright witticisms. o i F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Senior Boys Club 3, 43 D uni o s Club 23 Astronomy Club 43 Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 J aseball Team 2, 33 JV Swimming Team 23 School Baseball Team 43 School Swim- ming Team 43 in Swimming 4. JUANITA JUNE PARSONS JINX Music ix raid to be the speech of angels. Jinx is one who appreciates the finer things, such as music, literature, and the theatreg thus she is a bright conversationalist. Talking with her is a heart-warming experience be- cause she is sympathetic, helpful with suggestions, and whole-heartedly interested in her fellowmen. Noah Webster School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Girls League 4g HPHS Debating Club 3, Treas . r nd Vice President 4g Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Choir 2, 3, 4g Wo d Pro Club 43 Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 1, Secretary 23 x ' as all ea 33 Freshman Girls Club. Never late. l W S I3 ANNA PASCARELLI J f friend is the medicine of life. IP you ooking a loyal person, stop here. Olga's willingness to help others labee major for winning our hearts. X inick School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Girls League 2, 3, 43 Italian Group 2. Never late, no demerits. l l DOMINIC RICHARD PATRISSI Diligence ir rewarded. Dom approaches almost anything he does with deep sincerity. We shall always remember his consideration of others and his personal integrity. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Senior Boys Club 43 Le Cercle Francais 3. No demerits. MARION PAWSHUK MAR A happy dixposition reflects in own .run.fbine. Free of worry and full of fun, Marion has brought joy to HPHS. She has been an ardent supporter of all school activities, and she is always willing to co-operate with her classmates. Saint Mary's Academy, Sloatsburg, New York. National Honor Society 3, 43 Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Girls League 2, 3, 4g Sketch Club 2g Girls Swimming Group 23 Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4. ROY C. PEARSON i This honest creature doubtless sees and knows more than unfolds. e Consistent in all he does, Roy has well earned a place among the scholars of the Class of 53 . Quiet and resourceful, he is a fellow who lirmly believes that modesty is , the .best policy. Moylan-Wilson School. National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, Good Citizenship Committee 3, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4g Junior Boys Club 1, 2, Junior Marshal, Class Book Business Board, George Owen Knapp First Scholarship Prize, Harvard Book Prize, 1926B Book Prize. Never late, no demerits. EUGENE S. PERODEAU GENE For hardy sports or contests bold. Always ready to take as well as give a joke, Gene is a good sport on and off the gridiron. Besides being an avid sports fan, he inclines toward social activities. Noah Webster School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 4, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 2, HPHS Debating Club 1, 2, Le Cercle Francais, Treasurer 4, Astronomy Club 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, Senior Choir 1, 2, Mono- gram Club 4, Boys Leader Corps 1, 2, JV Football Team 2, School Football Team 3, 4, in Football 4. RONALD J. PERREAULT What his heart thinks, his tongue speaks. Ron has a carefree air and a lighthearted spirit. His humor in French class will never be forgotten. Saint Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield, C nnecticut Boys Club 4. . C531 . . i hw ROBERT L. PERRON r BOB 'Thy music sets my world at easel An ever read smile is one of Bob's reatest assets. He is t lentf musician, ' Y S possessing vocal and instrumental ability. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 2, HPHS Band 4, Graduation Usher. WILLIAM RICHARD PERRY BILL Resolute in action, gentle in method. Quiet, modest, and easy-going, Bill attacks eagerly and efficiently any task. His scholastic record is an enviable one. Orleans High School, Orleans, Vermont. National Honor Society 4, Athletic Asso- ciation 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Camera Club, Secretary 4, Science Proiect Club, Vice President 4, chool Cro - oun r cam 3, JV Track Team 3. ' ' . l U RECO oftness of smile indicates sweetness of character. W V E RI A ALYCIA PETAWAY Rita i cheerful lass with a smile and good word for everyone. Her genial nature, leness, and loyal disposition have won her numerous friends. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 3 60 i'lerette 3, 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 4, Freshman Girls Club. Never late, no demerits. SALVATRICE LUCY PIZZO TOOTSIE CQLS. 1 OX' v -seq' Q V ' o 'Z . NTSB if- 'Q'Qe S 5 -'N' , -1 DQEJAWMQTYVPQRSON on-C Cro' hoe. 555-rs Nr. : l sxqs 9 ' r frienibies is .rhef Qyvs If yep-'aiookingfolf a loyalg1Vnders5Eingigear5d,'?1. will find one here. Donna's c - ranve Bfshows iglyg erta es. F. Burns Sc ool. Gills Lx 2, 3, 4, Hopkins Debating Club 25 Inter- -Hftff Choir 2. AZELIO DOMINICK PICCININI OZZIE Save your Jorrow for tomorrowg smile awhile today. Azelio, one of our many good-looking classmates, dresses well and throws kindly glances in every direction. The sweet music he makes with the saxophone seems to bespeak his good nature. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, HPHS Band lg JV Baseball Team 2, 3. ROBERT CHARLES PINTO BOB He who haf quithened multitude.: to mirth. Never without that contagious grin or glowing enthusiasm, Bob puts his rare wit to many uses. Hartford High's Edgar Bergen loves the liberty of free speech and exercises his privilege in the many organizations that have benefited by his good ideas and merry presence. Dominick F. Burns School. Junior City Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 4, Student Council, Chairman, Cafeteria Committee 4g Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, HPHS Debating Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4g HPHS Dramatic Club 2, 3, Vice President 4g Academia Latina 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 4g in Swimming 35 Junior Marshal, Anna H. Andrews Algebra Prize, Guglielmo Marconi Physics Prize, Williams Citizenship Book Awardg Class Night Chair- Iflan. Thinks all the speahr, hut .rpeakx not all .the thinks. Sincerity and simplicity aptly describe Salvatrice. She takes a keen interest in all the tasks allotted her, and with much perseverance does a fine job. Washington Street ,School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 45 Italian Chorus 1, g Sk ch Club 25 Science Project Club 4, Owlet Editorial Board 4g Freshman Girgsfffl irst Science Grant, Northern Connecticut Science Fair 2, 3. Never absent, never at o demerits. lj . BARBARA ROSE PLANTE JW, ..... Alwayr ready for work or plearuref' There is never a dull moment when this lively miss is around. Her cheerfulness and vivacity have brought her popularity. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 49 Sketch Club 2, Astronomy Club 4, Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 2g Girls Basket- ball Team, Captain 23 Girls Softball Team 23 Girls Badminton Club 3, 4, Girls Tennis Group 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4g Emblem in Basketball 2. Never late, no demerits. CARMELLE G. M. PLOURDE Kimlne:.r it the .rumhine in which virtue grows. Carmelle may be a quiet and unassuming miss, but she has proved to be a good sport and a fine friend. She deserves the best the future has to offer. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4. No demerits. JOAN FRANCES POPEK 1 J. P. A heart with room for every joy. I 'sgone of our pretty classmates, whose calm appearance at first conceals her love of e tement. No one can surpass her in sincere endeavor and kind spirit. I Our dy of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 3, 4g Girls League 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais, ecretary 43 Astronomy Club, Secretary 43 Owlet Business Board 33 Girls Tennis Group 3, Girls Volley Ball Team 4, Class Book Typing Board. Never late, no demerits. L E I PETER POPLAWSKI X CHET ' s g d- ured so l e'er trod on the shoe of leather. f r he te in e devotion to duty mark Chester as a fellow well 1 in a of a High's activities have profited from his boundless ,I nr ard Junior igh School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club , 4, V' 6j oneers 2, 3, 4, Chronicle Business Board 3, 4, Class Book Editorial CAROLYN LEE PORTER CAL Lovely to look at. Cal's good looks are as much evident as her individualistic manner. A musical laugh is but one manifestation of her effervescent spirit. Noah Webster School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 45 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Choir 1, 2, 33 Girls Basketball Team 25 Emblem in Basketball 2. SHIRLEY JEANNE POULIN Her looks had something excellent. Shirley has a conscientious attitude toward everything she does. Her grooming, composure, and self-effacement set a pattern for any girl to follow. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Owlet Business Board, Assistant Manager 1, Business Manager 29 Inter-High Choir 1, Freshman Girls Club. Never late, no demerits. GEORGE P. PROPIESCUS A word too much always defeats the purpose. George is noted for his quiet, unassuming ways. His selfless manner has won him admiration and friendship. Holy Trinity High School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 2. BERNADETTE LOUISE PRZYWARA BERNIE Sow the seeds with tenderness and reap the harvest with joy. Amicable, sympathetic, cheerful, and modest best describe Bernie's sterling char- acter. To these fine qualities of the spirit she adds outstanding scholarship, bringing credit not only to herself but to our school. Alfred E. Burr junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2 ,3, 4, Le Cercle Francais, Vice President 45 Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 25 Girls Leaders Corps 3, Girls Softball Team 25 Girls Badminton Group 3, 4, Girls Tennis Group 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 2g Emblem in Volley Ball 25 Senior Reception Usher. No demerits. DONALD EDWARD RAYMOND DON f ' Xl A PE . QUATROCELLI QUATRO ' he world is at you make it. Pet po ses y alents in athletics, his specialty being football. 'His sociable manner, tempe nd sincere attitude have made him prominent in his class. enry r Junior High School. Student Council 2, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, nior oys , Vice 'dent 4, Harvest Moon Ball Committee 43 Astronomy Club 4g Sen' Choir 3' on Club 4, JV Football Team 2, School Baseball Team 3, 4, h tball m g H in Football 4. LINA M. QUATTROCCHI LEE Who know: her smile has known a perfect thing. Lina-what an understanding friend! Her soft-spoken manner and gracious smile create a warmth of personality. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 4g Il Circolo Italiano 4, Girls Glee Club 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Girls Softball Team 2. CHARLES A. RANHEIM A light heart live: long. Charlie, the Cheerful would be an appropriate epithet for this light-hearted fellow. His sunny and enlivening temperament make him a wonderful companion. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 4. Never late. A man with a laugh in him is always a joy in life. Donnie, although seemingly quiet and reserved, is known, among his intimate friends, to be the exact opposite.,His jovial spirit and humorous disposition have lightened the hearts of his close companions. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 45 Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 2. Nev late WWMM fzwwfirf 'Zf ILLIAM F. REEVE I BILL I know much, hut to know more ir my ambition. A handsome crop of curly blond hair is a most distinguishing characteristic of this amiable gentleman. Bill's keenness of mind and well-balanced personality should make him a winner wherever he goes. Cathedral High School. National Honor Society, Vice President 45 Athletic Associa- tion 3, 45 Senior Boys Club 3, 4g Academia Latina 4, Hannah P. O'Flaherty Second Latin Prize, 1874 First Scholarship Prize, Salutatoriang Class Will Writer. Never late, no demerits. M. LORRAINE RICHARD LORRIE With me, the sky ir the limit. Anything for a friend is peppy Lorraine's motto. In her, appearances are de- ceiving, for this pint-sized little lady is a great bundle of mirth. Saint Ann's School. Student Council 1, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, junior Executive 3, Treasurer 43 Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps lg Cheer- leader 2, Letter 3, Girls Bowling Group lg Freshman Girls Club, President lg Junior Prom Usher. Never late. NORMAND DENIS RICHARD NORM He who ir happy ir content. Norm works with patient diligence and keen judgment in attaining his goals. He is a generous and obliging lad who exercises a keen interest in sports. Dominick F. Burns School. National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council, Vice President 1, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 2, Le Cercle Francais 33 JV Football Team 2, Graduation Usher, Class Book Business Board. Never late. NANCY-ANN VIRGINIA RINALDO NAN On with the dance. Let the joy he unconjinedf' Nancy's combined good qualities make her the sprightly, happy person she is. She is well-known for her talent and grace as a dancer. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Il Circolo Italiano 3, 4g Sketch Club 2, Girls Basketball Team 2g Girls Volley Ball Team 3. No demerits. GLORIA CARMEN RIZZIO Rrz lt ir a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Gloria is a fun-loving, good-natured, loquacious lass, who has gained many friends. Her irresistible personality, combined with her keen intellect, should carry her far down the road of success. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4g Italian Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls Glee Club 3g Senior Choir 4, Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 2, Girls Leaders Corps 35 Twirlerette 3, 4g Girls Basketball Team 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 4. Never late. PHYLLIS IRENE ROADE As the run colours flowers, .vo doer art colour life. We see in this bright-eyed, attractively groomed young lady a budding artist. Irene is most unassuming, but her friends know the other side of her-vitality, enthusiasm for work, kindness, and service. Moylan-Wilson School. National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 43 Academia Latina 3, 4, Chronicle Editorial Board, Art Editor 2, 3, Associate Editor 43 Owlet Editorial Board 4, Freshman Girls Club, Class Book Art Board, Editor, Scholastic Art Awards-3 Keys and 7 Placements 3, 6 Keys, 10 Placements, Portfolio Scholarship 4. Never late, no demerits. 3wQs-Q9-t.-Jn.o--9 ' Ro- ig-s9' .09-qu. 05-9 N-avr,-v.o.,c,,',,, PRISCILLA MAE ROBBINS It ir the tranquil people who accomplirh ro much. my Though quiet and mild-mannered, she has taken her place among the best students at Hartford High. We shall always remember her tales about far-oE Africa, from whence she came to us. Central School for Missionaries' Children, Lubonida, Belgian Congo, Africa. Athletic Association 4, Girls League 4, HPHS Dramatic Club 4, HPHS Orchestra 43 Girls Table Tennis Group 4. Never absent, never late, no demerits. ELEANORE ANNE ROBERT ELLIE Speak gently. It ir better to rule hy friendship than hy fear. Modest, sweet, unassuming Eleanor is a welcome addition to this school. That bit of wit, which she injects into every conversation, we shall remember when we think of her. Sacred Heart High School, Springheld, Massachusetts. Athletic Association 43 Girls League 4. Never late, no demerits. Kr! UELINE L. ROMANSKI ' JACKIE ' 'Quiet, smiling heart of gold, A quiet deed and her tale is told. a ition ing an outstanding scholar, straightforward and efficient, Jackie is n r lo y smile and great sociability. She is loyal to school and friends, ' er et al g with everyone. tal High School. National Honor Society 4, Athletic Association 3, 4, ir ' ague 3, 45 Le Cercle Francais 4g Academia Latina 3, Secretary 4, President 4, Gir Volley Ball Group 4, Class Book Editorial Board. Never late, no demerits. 6 ANNE LOUISE ROY PEANUT Good nature it the very air of a good mind. A pleasant voice and golden hair are what we notice hrst in Anne. Although she is one of our more quiet classmates, she is not to be overlooked, particularly in the high quality of work for which she is noted. Canton High School, Canton, Connecticut. Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 3, 4. No demerits. LUCIEN H. ROY Lou No Jleep till morn when youth and pleasure meet. Lou, ready for fun and sport, has helped make our days brighter with his carefree joking. His skill on the dance floor is one of his many social assets. Dominick F. Burns School. Senior Boys Club 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 1, 25 Le Cercle Francais 2, Astronomy Club 4, HPHS Orchestra 3, 4, HPHS Band 3, 4, Treasurer 3. BARRY RUBIN H e started to .ting as he tackled this thing that coaldn't be done, and he did it. Patience, industry, brilliance-these are the qualities with which Barry has achieved such an outstanding scholastic record, the nrst step in the successful career to follow. Socially, he brings merriment and good fellowship to the brighter side of school life. Weaver High School. National Honor Society 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4, HPHS Dramatic Club 3, Treasurer 4, Le Cercle Francais 45 Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4g Class Book Editorial Board, 1877 Second Scholarship Prize. SERAFINA THERESA RUSSO SERA Softly speak and sweetly smile. Ser's quiet voice and gentle smile indicate her charming personality. Her wit and friendly sense of humor have won her a host of friends. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Senior Choir 3, 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. , ELEANOR ESTELLE RUTKOWSKI EL f - -A -Mx A dilfgeqqzorher in all thingrf' Hereisz a delight combllyt n wit, intelligence, capability, and charm. El or o, byfthefway, is accom ' ed skater, has the knack of getting along wi 7, ryone.- ' , E-West M' e Sch? Studerzfou cili 2, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3,1 9 Girls ee Qfib , Se ior Choir Z, 3, 4, Junior Inter-High Choir 1, Gi ls V91-Yey 1 3, '4g-Freshman!-Qirls Cluby Manager of Activity Ticket 3, 4. N emerits. QI . f if 'J' it Fir'-u ,Ng I' I- : ' ,J I JOSEPHINE ANN RYBA JO Dance away worry, cast away care. Jo doesn't care whether it is the Buffalo Girl or some other kind of polka so long as she can dance to it. Her quiet, but friendly, smile has not failed to draw friendships. Saints Cyril and Methodius School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Owlet Business Board, Circulation Manager 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 2, 3, 43 CIA ?l Volley Ba '2g Emblem in Volley Ball 2. Never late, no demerits. . 11tENE J. RYDZIEL RENEE utifu ces are those that wear whole-souled honesty printed there. L yal, s' , self-effacing, and honest-minded, Irene is an outstanding student, a ed b ccomplishments in the field of science. She is the perfect combination un-lovin spirit, thoughtful intelligence, and quiet capability. Saints yril and Methodius School. National Honor Society 3, 4, Athletic Associa- tion 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4g Owlet Business Board, Circulation Manager 2, Girls Table Tennis Group 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 2, 3, 4, Emblem in Volley Ball 2g CIAC Emblem in Volley Ball 23 Class Book Editorial Board, Alumni Association Second Scholarship, 1898 Second Scholarship, 1873 Second Scholarship, Elizabeth W. Stone Biology Prize. Never late. ANNA TERESA SANSONE TERRY Honest labor hears a lovely face. Anna is a quiet, conscientious girl. When she is asked to do a thing, she does it the best she knows how. Such qualities should make her life happy. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Freshman Girls Club. OSWALD JOHN SANTILLI Ozzns Composed of countenance, composed of thought. Sincere and reserved just to the right degree, Ozzie is the personification of the well-beloved personality. His occasional habit of just breaking loose cannot help but provide merry moments for his classmates. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 25 Senior Boys Club 43 Senior Reception Usher. OLIVIA MARIE SCACCA LIV joy rises in me like a summefs morn. Olivia's fascinating smile reveals the merry spirit within. just the right know- how in wearing clothes and a way of permeating the air with good will win her many appreciative glances. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 4, Astronomy Club 4, Senior Choir 4. ANITA ROSALYN SCHAEFFER NITA So fair of features and warm of heart. Anita, one of our petite, fair-haired classmates, has the appearance of an alert, well-groomed, and sophisticated young lady. Her charm and quiet humor are most enjoyable. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 39 Girls I..eague 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 45 Senior Choir 4, Girls Bowling Group 1, 2, Freshman Girls Club. A 1- FRANCES ANGELA SERRA FRAN A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. It is a pleasure to see bright, cheery Frances walking through the halls. Such sim- plicity of manner and sincerity of action will bring many friends into her life. Henry Barnard junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Il Circolo Italiano 3, Treasurer 4, Girls Basketball Team 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. LAURA ANN SHANAHAN IRISH Common sense is the foundation of achievement. Laura is a capable and businesslike person who works hard at all her duties. Her dependability will make her a valuable member of any community in which she may live. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball Team 2g Girls Badminton Group 3g Girls Volley Ball Team, Captain 3, 4. Never late. ,- jlffvz. KATHLEEN IRENE SHEA ' KATHY 'Those about her from her shall rearl the perfect ways of honor. As well as being active in social affairs, Kathy has always kept good grades in her school work. She is one of those who go about their task quietly and capably, and thus achieve excellent results. Cathedral High School. National Honor Society 4g Athletic Association 3, 43 Girls League 3, 45 Girls Table Tennis Group 4. Never late, no demerits. JOYCE ABBE SHEPARD For a light heart lines long. jovial, friendly, and intelligent-that's Joyce. Her magnetic personality, lively sense of humor, and friendly spirit are acclaimed by many. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 43 HPI-IS Dramatic Club 2, 3, President 45 Academia Latina 2, 3, 4g Owlet Editorial Board 2, Feature Staff 4, Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 1, 2, Girls Leaders Corps, Secretary 3, Girls Basketball Team 1, 2g Girls Softball Team lg Girls Volley Ball Team 2, 35 Emblem in Basketball 1, 2, in Volley Ball 2, 3, CIAC Emblem in Volley Ball 2, Freshman Girls Club, Elizabeth P. Peck Second Speaking Prize. Never absent, never late, no demerits. K. WALTER SHERMER, JR. CAS An honest mind and plain. Walt's modesty is equalled only by his extreme good nature. An ingratiating smile frequently brightens his habitually quiet manner. Dominick F. Burns Sgool. Aghletic Association 2, 4g Senior Boys Club 3, 45 HPHS Orchestra 2, 4. Ntfe lzgjp ' fit' DSW fl'f?,gg!,r .. 'True worth makes but ltttle noise. . Although appearing to-be somewhat reserved, Harry possesses latent power to introduce garety into a situation. He has a fondness for mechanics, especially for cars. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Boys Club 1, 2g Senior Boys Club 4. BERNARD MORRIS SILVERSTEIN MURPHY No finer friend nor better :port could in this world be found. Amiable Bernie is a prototype of warm-heartedness and joviality. His sense of humor is exemplified by his repeated allusions to his mother-in-law. Henry Barnard Junior High School. HPHS Band 2, 3. 4. ANNA LIBERA SILVESTRI SHARI The nobility of labor and the beauty of human service. An alert intelligence, an attractive appearance, an overwhelming desire to be of service-this picture is Anna's. Another quality, exuberance of spirit, reaches its full height at football games. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 45 Girls Table Tennis Group 3g Class Book Typing Board. EMILY MARIA SIMONELLI EM Let a :mile be your umbrella. In Emily we find the joy of a true friend. Her quick, cheerful smile, combined with a congenial air, makes this pretty lass a person well-liked by all. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 43 Girls Basketball Team 2. Never late. CONCETTA ANTOINETTE SINOPOLI Equal in song and ready in rerponref' Concetta is a small bundle of fun, reaching into the hearts of everything and everyone. Her chief mntribution to Hartford High has been participation in musical affairs, in the Italian Club, and in the twirlerette corps. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Girls League 2, 3, 4, Il Circolo Italiano 3, President 4, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Twirlerette 3, 4, Girls Tennis Group 2, Girls Golf Group 25 Girls Volley Ball Team 4. Never late. l l PATRICIA ANN SLOMCINSKY PAT Life ir 4 jert, and all thingr :how it. I thought .ro once and now I know it. Free of worry and full of fun, Patricia has brought joy to us. Her pleasing smile, good nature, and contagious laughter have made her a popular companion. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Girls Bowling Group 2. HELEN MARY SMITH In ber tongue ir the law of kindnerrf' Helen has a quiet but pleasant way about her. Kindness and sincerity are hers. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 49 Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4, Emblem in Volley Ball 3. Never late, no demerits. I M' W' V ' - Ja!! ' MARY LOUISE s ITH fy ' fMARYLOU ' od 1 , gr come in J packages. u's inklin ye inviting and model appearance appeal to her c tes. rleadi ,Q y- part' i ti in any other activities have not at all de- cted fr r exc 4 schol cord. C eclra f- ' h ' hool. Nati nal not Society 45 Student Council, Co-chairman, Sc ship C ia . f 45 Athletic Association 3, 45 Girls League 3, 4, Yuletide Com- tee 45 'Le - gi 1 Francais 45 Academia Latina 3, Vice President 45 Astronomy Club 45 Ow1et Business Board 3, Assistant Advertising Manager 45 Girls Glee Club 35 Senior Choir 35 Inter-High Choir 3, Choir Master 45 Cheerleader 4, Letter 45 Girls Tennis Group 35 Class Essayistg Class Book Business Board5 1886 Second Scholarship Prize 3: Valedictoriang Sarah Packard First Scholarship Prize 3. Never late, no demerits. PARASKEVE STAMOS LOU 'Twa.r her thinking of other: that made you think or her. Lou, noted for her many nicknames, is full of generosity, ready to help anyone, amusingly frank in her remarks. Her active part in school functions has made us appreciate her deeply. Dominick F. Burns School. Student Council, Cafeteria Committee 35 Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 HPHS Dramatic Club 3, 45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Academia Latina 2, 3, President 45 Girls Glee Club 35 Senior Choir 35' Freshman- Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 25 Girls Basketball Team 25 Girls Tennis Group 25 Emblem in Basketball 25 Girls Volley Ball Group 45 Class Book Editorial Board. Never late, no demerits. AVIS BLANCHE STEADY ACE High in all the peopleif hearts. Pretty, petite, and pleasant to be with, these words aptly describe Avis. Her shy smile and retiring manner are part of her attractiveness. Hollow School, North Ferrisburg, Vermont. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Italian Chorus 45 Astronomy Club 4. Never late. V . f l A - - 15' . . U-4 'W Quj- .iuxfr t 'ff4 'l!L! ,' AUDREY NE STEARNS Life is to he fortified hy many friendship. A Thoughtful and gracious at all times, Audrey goes to great lengths to please an old friend or to make a new one. She is always agreeable and dependable. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association '1, 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Owlet Editorial Board 2, 3, 45 Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 1, 25 Girls Basketball Team 1, 25 Girls Softball Team 25 Girls Tennis Group 1, 25 Emblem in Basketball 1, Baseball 25 Freshman Girls Club. No demerits. I, L,..A.t7,ul WANDA THERESA STEPIEN The only way to have a friend it lo be one. Friendliness, courtesy, and modesty are the qualities which come to our mind Flhendwe think of Wanda. Her frankness and lack of conceit have won her a host of rien s. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. National Honor Society 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. BEVERLY ANN STERN Bnv Pack up your lrouhle:-, and smile. Happy-go-lucky Bev is never one to complain. She has that extra special something that makes everyone feel a little better with her, no matter what his troubles may be. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yule- tide Committee 45 Girls Basketball Team, Captain 25 Girls Tennis Group 2, 35 Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4? Never late, no demerits. 1t is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Donna's joyous spirit and sincere heart have made her beloved by her friends. She proves the theory that happiness begets happiness. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Springtime Committee 4, Girls Leaders Corps 15 Girls Softball Team 1, 2, 3g Girls Badminton Group 3, Girls Table Tennis Group 4, Girls Volley Ball Team, Captain 3, 4, Freshman Girls Club. Never late. Wondrous is the strength of eheerfulnessf' With a cheerful air and a good sense of humor, Robert has been the ideal com- panion, easy to talk with. He is willing to do his share in any enterprise. Dominick F. Burns School. Senior Boys Club 3, 4. BETTY RUTH STEVENS Her srnile is sweetened by her gnwityf' A sweet and charming person is Betty, who is always full of good' cheer. Her sincerity and evenness of disposition have lifted her high in the estimation of her riends. Newport High School, Newport, Vermont. National Honor Society 3, 43 Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Box Supper Committee 4, Girls Badminton Group 35 Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 4. Never late, no demerits. HOWARD I.. STEVENS HOWI A man who hlushes is better than one who turns pale. Neighborliness and joy of living seem to escape through Howard's calm bearing: therefore, he keeps his friends. He is industrious, particularly in the mechanical held. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Projectioneers 2, 3, f I Q o 1 . , W ' f is slow, 'Thou mustl' 661 h f ' '. 32:10 t c e l , . President 4. VENS JR. out I can e ie is a ' igen fell who is eager to contribute his efforts to civic aEairs. H is re rve ' ere wel lik W Mi e Sch . Studen Coun ' Good Citizenship Committee 2g Athletic Ass i on 1, 2, 3 ' ef nior C b , Junior Boys Club 25 Le Cercle Francais 3: S i e roiect Clu 4, IV wi eam 2, 3, School Swimming Team 4,, H in mming , d ram lub, ld Problems Club 4,-Class Book Business Board. e rigs K DONNA PAY STEWARTSON ROBERT JOSEPH ST. PIERRE BOB x Q Z X - VID G ORGE sURMo AN V , B ' 1 u at ' 3 t resser, y- is el r is ' ness and his s o tstanding rsonality. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, e ' o , 4g Junior Boys Club 2, Boys Glee Club 2, 3g Senior Choir 2, 3, nter-High Choir 2, 3. Never late, no demerits. d BEVERLY JEAN SWAN BBV Softly .rpeahr and sweetly smiles. Unselfishness and mildness of manner are two of Beverly's excellent qualities. She has a keen interest in ceramics. Washington Street School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 33 Sketch Club 3g Freshman Girls Club. Never late, no demerits. M lROBE S ff7'1 f sincerity. smsm an of r e qu es that are necessary for a happy life. Dependable re he o , d hon , won confidence and respect of his classmates. n r igh S ool, sor, Connecticut. Never late, no demerits. JEANNETTE ROSE MARIE TALBOT J EN The chief good to he hom with ir 4 cheerful temper. Here is a modest, good-natured lass who is the essence of true friendship. We shall never forget Jeannette's pleasant, simple ways. ' ' Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 43 Girls Leaders Corps 3. v VINCENT RAYMOND TAPPER H e work: with the higher and finer values. Ray engages in the discussions he loves with sincerity and earnestness. And he has a discerning sense of humor, which we all enjoy. Monsignor James Coyle High School, Taunton, Massachusetts. Athletic Associa- tion 4g Le Cercle Francais 4. No demerits. RONALD H. TAUS RON Never a care, never 4 regret. An easy-going fellow with a jovial disposition-that's Ronnie. He knows how to get along with people, so he makes many friends. Saint James Parochial School, Manchester, Connecticut. Athletic Association 1, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 4, junior Boys Club lg Camera Club 1, 3, President 45 Science Proiect Club, Secretary, Treasurer 4g Projectioneers 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4, JV Basketball Team 15 School Basketball Team 33 School Cross-Country Team 1. ll MARILYN LOUISE THOMAS LYNN Her way: are ways of pleu.rar1trre:s. Marilyn is a delightful combination of wit, intelligence, capability, and charm. Her participation in the Girls Leaders Corps is one of her many activities. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, Representative 3, 4g Senior Choir 45 Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 2g Twirlerette 3, Assistant Major-Domo 4, Girls Tennis Group 2, Girls Volley Ball Team 3, 43 Modern Dance Club 2, Vice President 3. Never late, no demerits. .L ' RY fl, Q Bd! f I ll ARTHUR s. TITUS fl' ' ' 1 b ery dull zf we dzdn t have to fight for something now and then. ' n r ictab e r has the quick wir that has sometimes gotten him into trouble, but e o t ' . e is a faithful football rooter. omiqi Burns School. Student Council, Chairman, United Nations Com- m' 4, Asth et Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 3, 4g Junior Boys Club 2, s Prophet. FRANK P. TOCE Things well done and with a care Exempt themselves from fear. Here is one of the most obliging fellows we know. Frank has a good sense of humor, always ready to laugh at someone's pun. How he seems to enjoy himself! Henry Barnard junior High Sch ol. Bo s Glee Club 43 Senior Choir 4. Never late, no demerirs. , aaa Iv A littl y but very sweet. Grace ry is a decor s person, ore seen than heard. This shield of reserve has, however, been pierced by her many friends who have found her to be sweet and charming. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls League 2, 3, 4g Il Circolo Italiano 3, 4, Italian Chorus 2, Girls Swimming Group 23 Girls Bowling Group 2, Girls Tennis Group 2g Girls Golf Group 3, Freshman Girls Club. No demerirs. PATRICIA ANN TUDESCO PAT Grace in all her steps, Heaven in her eye. Pat's charm and industry are known to us all. Her smile is but a reflection of the thoughts mirrored in her heart. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 49 Girls League 2, 3, 4, Academia Latina 3, 4g Owlet Editorial Board 4g Twirlerette 3, 4g Girls Badminton Group 3, 4. No demerirs. MARILYN BLANCHE TYSON MINNIE Not too serious, not too gay, With time to work and time to play. Marilyn is noted for her friendliness and ability to tell good jokes. Her interest and understanding in the problems of others shows us what a friend should be like. We wish her all the success in fulfilling her ambition as a hairdresser. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Table Tennis Group 4. No demerirs. NELLIE PATRICIA TYSON MICKEY The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Small, sweet, and amiable, Nellie is a friend to all. Her good heart, untiring energy, and unselfish ways contribute equally in making this classmate well-liked. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Volley Ball Team 2. No demerirs. Marion's laughing eyes, carefree smile, and delightful wit provide good companion- ship. She can be proud of her large circle of friends. S' 1 Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League ,h , 2, 3, 4g Girls Basketball Team 2. Never late. - y HAROLD KENNETH VANDERBURGH 'To be wire, we must first learn to be happy. Harold has the sense of humor that brightens the classroom. There will be happiness wherever Harold travels. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Boys Club 4. This is a tall, erect, black-haired lad, straightforward and meditative. He can be de- pended on to do a fine job of anything he undertakes. Henry Barnard Junior High School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Astronomy Club 4. Never late. ' QQLBQ ilvsflfl-who the C . Quito Lat . , ,N A .imp ICIA ANN 'rYszKA .Q 'f 't'A , ,f'f e 35 mm. coz.. wary, F' af.:-cw The greatert happinerr comer from the greatest ability. lx U' When we think of a girl athlete, Pat's name immediately flashes into'our ind. She excels in swimming, diving, volley ball, and most other sports. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3-, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4g Owlet Editorial Board 4g Freshman-Sophomore Girls Leaders Corps 2g Girls Leaders Corps, Treasurer 33 Girls Softball Team 2, Girls Badminton Group 3, President 4, Girls Golf Group 3, Girls Volley Ball Team 2g Emblem in Softball 2, Emblem in Volley Ball 2g Junior Prom Usher, Class Book Business Board, World Problems Club, Secretary 4. Never late, no demerits. ROBERT UHL BOB A calm, unbroken spirit. Bob's customary reserved manner is varied now and then by an outburst of gaiety. ,He has a uniqueness all his own. - g Lawrence High School Lawrence assachusetts thletic Association 4, Senior Boys lub 4. Never ate, no d merits U ll , ' y Y 0 . f e 1. t, ,-, 4 y Y fflifcl . ,MM Q1 I ' 4- 2 Q SE PHI CHARLOTTE VAGGE ' Q A SALLY lj' I 'll call for pen and ink and write my mind lil! Here ' a girl with much ambition and determination to succeed. She has worked 1, diligently and conscientiously as editor-in-chief of The Owlet. Our Lady of Sorrows School. National Honor Society 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Academia Latina 3, Treasurer 4, Owlet Editorial Board, Junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 Girls Tennis Group 3: Girls Golf Group 3: Class Will Writer, Freshman Girls Club. No demerits. MARION M. VALLON She glow: and rhinerf' VAN AMERIGO JOHN VARCA A JOHNNY - An honest mind and plain. f yo Bev playing such tainment world. ff' VASILIKI VARELA BETSY She makes sunshine in life's shady places. A merry twinkle in her eye and a cheery smile make this attractive girl loads of fun to be with. She can assume a serious purpose, too, when need be. Weaver High School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Girls League 3, 4, Girls Leaders Corps 3. Never late, no demerits. SHIRLEY LORRAINE VAUGHAN NICKIE S ilence is strength. Shirley believes in being seen and not heard. But her quiet nature has not detracted from her popularity, for she has a real genius for making friends. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 3, 4, Senior Choir 3, 4, Girls Bowling Group 2, 3, Girls Volley Ball Team 3, Scholastic Arr Award, 1 Key 3. No demerits. JOAN CLAIRE VERRET Whoever determinedly sets to business has half accomplished it. The word can't just isn't in joan's vocabulary. Active and attractive, Joan excels in her sportsmanship and, wonder of wonders, in her scholarship, too. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yule- tide Committee 4, Hopkins Debating Club 3, Owlet Editorial Board 4, Freshman- Soph ore Girls Leaders Corps 2, Girls Basketball Team 2, Girls Badminton Group 4, Girls nnis Group 2, Junior Prom Committee, World Problems Club, President 4, Secon rson Debate 3. No demerits. W VIER t r I i he ite. fo er gay wit, but also for her talent in musical lent, she should go far in the enter- New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, HPHS Dramatic Club 3, Girls Glee Club 3, 4, Senior Choir 3, 4, HPHS Orchestra 3, X HPHS Band 3, Freshman Girls Club. l CAROL GEORGIANNE VILBRIN TOOTSI E The good I stand on is my truth and honesty. Conscientious Carol gives the appearance of being rather quiet, but friends have discovered her warm-heartedness. An earnest worker, she is able to set a good example for others. , ' West Middle School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Never late. MONA JEAN VIOLETTE PAT Happy-go-lucky, carefree, and bright. Pat, with her bright brown eyes and pretty clothes, is an engaging companion. Able conversation has also made her a lively addition to every get-together. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 4, Girls Badminton Group 3. DANIEL ROBERT WALSH DAN ARTHUR D. WADE GABBY He lead! the way toward worthier taster, .faner attituder, more gracious manners. Arthur's alfable manners and faultless grooming are the marks of the true gentle- man he is. A seemingly retiring nature is often contradicted by that merry twinkle in his eye. Cathedral High School. Athletic Association 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 4, Class Book Business Board. Never late, no demerits. EARL EDWARD WALKER Music is the creation of man. Earl not only enjoys music but also makes it. He has a friendly nature although he is on the reticent side. Moylan-Wilson School. Athletic Association 2, 3, Senior Choir 3, HPHS Band 4, JV Swimming Team 2. JOHN F. WALLACE JACK I only regret that I bave but one heart to give for the ladies. Tall, dark, and good-looking, Jackie has enjoyed HPHS as much as his classmates have enjoyed him. He has an easy-going, well-balanced disposition, and is a gentleman at all times. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys Club 4. Never absent, never late. A friend tn need is a friend indeed. Dan has always been such a good sport, never failing to take a gang of pals in his car to all the football games. He is tops with all who know him. Our Lady of Sorrowsjhool. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Boys Club 2. f aj, I , 1 f Jill! Z ' ' H ANN WATT jljf S lrfu A Barre ef Let me be joy, be hope. Let my life .fing. ' . jill are drawn to Bette by her endearing personality, her jollity, and her vivacity. Part of her charm lies in her big blue eyes opening wide with surprise, and then that mischievous twinkle and merry laugh that follow. Noah Webster School. Student Council, Club Committee 3, Cafeteria Committee 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 4, Freshman- Girls Basketball Team e man Girls Club, Senior Reception Usher, Class Book Business Board. ' l HI HELIND WELLS SHIRLEY f with gladners orferspreadf' of i poss s a never-ceasing good nature that has often made us forget our les. Willing to please, she always has a kind word for everyone. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, HPHS Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, World Problems Club 2, Owlet Editorial Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Golf Group 2, Freshman Girls Club. No demerits. Sophomore Girls Leaders C rps 1, 2, Emblem in Basketball 1, Girls Volley Ball Team 4, -,em ,fs ,W MW L 1- 'iioimi IRENE wesrcorr yo W J l' ' , Moms ,fl 0 f 1 J' ffwa MW' Not quiet, not loud, not short, not tall, fl , L ' X, JI! Bat a pleasant mingling of them all. f fl armi ,L attractive iable will best describe Ramona. Her talent for playing fit ut hqr widfi' erest in music have contributed to our school activities in an ' r nt way. X7 No Webster School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Il Circolo Italianb 2, 3, Italian Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sketch Club 2, Owlet Editorial Board 4, Girls I Glee Club 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Inter-High Choir 3, HPHS Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, HPHS Band, Secretary 1, 3, Treasurer 2, 4, Girls Swimming Group 2, Freshman Girls Club, Greater Hanford Tuberculosis Society, Junior Board of Directors, All-City Band 2, 4, All- City Orchestra 3, All-State Band 3, 4. DONALD G. WHEATLEY Laughing cheerfulness throws sunlight on all the paths of life. Carefree and talkative-that's Don. Sense of humor and amiability are two of his most apparent qualities. Our Lady of Sorrows School. Athletic Association 4. GEORGE E. WHITTY The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile, That costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile. George can be both quiet and fun-loving, as the occasion demands. Always willing to be of help, he is known as a true and dependable friend. Dominick F. Burns School. National Honor Society 4, Graduation Usher. WILLETT L. WIGGINS KAGUM Ready for mischief, ready for fun, Willing to talk to anyone. The sterling tones of Willett's voice have often been heard, either talking to his multitude of friends or singing happy tunes. His abundant humor has caused him to be a much-sought companion. Henry Barnard junior High School. Il Circolo Italiano 4, Italian Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Senior Choir 2, ,3, 4, Inter-High Choir, Secretary- Treasurer 3, 4, HPHS Band 2, 3, 4. ' - A i Q 'L A . .- ' if Q S . ' l . . 0 . ., 1 X l . tit Y , si' nl' .m 1 if 4 LX, VN 1 Xu lf' AY- , ' xl , ,if XML frat' I ' I xv U. i - 1 is -.fp -,N tyre' if 4 'I - R If ii RH 'A will , 'I 3 , ' X ' ff ,, AT ' , i, CAROL ANN WILSON - xmi f . ,f' ' i Inhnite riches in a little room. - The sincerity of Carol Ann's greeting, her constant smile, and her love of good times make her an all-around girl. She has a truly ingratiating personality. New Park Avenue School. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls League 2, 3, 4, Yuletide Committee 4, Junior Prom Usher, Freshman Girls Club. No demerits. WALTER S. WOZNIAK Wozv A light heart lines long. There is never a dull moment when Walter is around. He lightens the cares of our hurried existence with his good-humored fellowship. Alfred E. Burr Junior High School. Athletic Association 3, 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL ZIBBIDEO Give every man thine ear, hut few thy voice. Joe's serene and unassuming mien hides from many his hidden merits. He has a Fine mind that knows the true values of life. Dominick F. Burns School. Athletic Association 4. Never absent, never late, no demerits. MELVIN H. BROWN MEL A hind heart he hath. Melvin is a pleasant, good-natured lad, whose sincerity and diligence help him accomplish his purposes. His modesty will be forever in his favor. Henry Barnard Junior High School. ROBERT OMER CARDIN To he jolly and gay is better than to work all day. Bob has a quick tongue with his wit and a sharp eye in his bowling, a popular pastime with him. This happy-go-lucky fellow makes the occasion lively wherever he goes. Dominick F. Burns School. JOSEPH D. HOWARD Jon 'The secret of success is constancy of purpose. A fellow of outstanding intelligence, Joe entered the University of Chicago instead of spending his senior year with us. While here, he made his mark both on the football field and on the honor roll. Alfred E. Burr junior High School. Athletic Association 2, 3g Senior Boys Club 3g National Honor Society 35 Physics Club 35 Unesco Council 3, Der Deutsche Verein 2, 35 School Football Team 2, 3g H in Football 3: Junior Marshal. CAROL ANNE KILPATRICK Oh, pleasure-you are indeed a pleasant thing! Carol came to us in her senior year and in this short while she has enlarged her circle of acquaintances. Her attractive appearance and carefree disposition have aided her in gaining these friends. East Hartford High School, East Hartford, Connecticut. 77 We sincerely regret the absence of one member of our class at graduation-Rosemarie DeTuccio, who died on April 17, 1952. Born on December 16, 1955, Rosemarie attended Henry Barnard Junior High School before entering Hartford Public High School in September 1950. By the student body at large, she is remembered chiefly for her role as cheerleader, for she was a lively part of that group. By her close friends, she is remem- bered for her attractive appearance, her amiable man- ner, her persevering and Cooperative spirit, her happy countenance. The Class of 1953 mourns her loss and pays tribute to her memory. 4 IT smut 1 am Rosemarie Ann DeTuccio - -.5 i b E Q 1 Q ag R' v -A Q g e iftag if Q4 Q X Q V' M Q N r ,,,,. E sv X, 'Q 'x . 5 x fs , Miss MARTHA I.. HANF Azfriter RICHARD W. DAVIS Preriffwzt Cgffecmive ammzffee The Executive Committee con- sisted of Richard W. 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Q 5 R if uh , , 1, 4 . 1 ' ' fs 1 1 Y ,Q ,,,, S will f , f f Y . , M . , - f 1 x v Q M 3' ,JV fv . yf NYJ 4 A A 5 'ww K V i . N, ,, ', X X '.,, , ,,w, x x X ,X BALL On November 15, l952, couples danced to the lilt- ing music of the Stardusters at the Boys Club annual Harvest Moon Ball. The decorations were intertwined streamers of black and orange with scattered pumpkins in harmony with the fall season. THE COMMITTEE lfirst row, left to right: Richard Hatch. Byron Hoxter, Eugene Perodcau Robert ' Desrochers, Richard Botcaccio, Willianm V X Berturcio, James Noonan, and Willianm E Parker, Second row, left to right' Peter Quatrocclli, Michael Stamos, Robert Kel- , A ley, Stewart Beckett, Willizxm Mulvancy, ind Raymond Czaplcowslqi. ,fx gf. Under a canopy of white srreamers, on December 15, happy couples danced to the dreamy music of Bob Halprin and his orchestra. In keeping with the gala occasion were white streamers, silver stars, and a sleigh for a Snow Queen. . Gs-. f DANCE COMMITTEE :fr to right: Rolande Desautels, Rosemary Horan, Mary nn Borlurka, Suzanne Gantley. Theresa McGowan, Anita sson, Jean Moynihan. and Dolores LaVioletre. 5. ,Z , W' X , , 12 A ' ,, M 1 Q V, r Ji: ima 'Q f I ,i --1 'fr K NN 4. x K, ,. ei HAS' SNOW QUEEN: MARY LOU SMITH Alf6'71lfzI71f.I' First, Marjorie O'Meara Second, Sally Lewis Quirk Crowns Snow Queen Mary Lou Mr Quirlc Crowns Queen Norma Decorations for the xlunl ior Prom of l95l com- bined red hearts with red and white streamers. The committee, headed by Nor- man Ball, made this happy evening a memorable one. r. Quirk Crowns King Tommy The Class of l953 chose as King and Queen of the junior Prom, Thomas Mawdsley and Norma Clark. First attendants were Elaine Borgard and Robert Kelleyg second attendants, Suzanne Gantley and By- ron Hoxter. tlunior rom THE COMMITTEE Standing, left to right jane Pagliaro, Marjori O'Meara, Norman Bal -loan Hunter, Byro' Hoxter, Judith Clay and .loan Verret. 1951 flnzbfl fum Wiidlf BOYS: Robert Kelley, james O'Connor, Eugene MacDonald, Bryon Hoxter, Donald Arvisais, Richard Hatch, Thomas Mawdsley, and Sebastian DiDomenico. GIRLS: Doreen Ericson, Carol Ann Wilson, Kathleen Daly, Cynthia Eckert, Lucy Cronin, Ann Louise Mortenson, and Patricia Tyszka. 7952 45721112121 ffecehfibn Wsfiezls BOYS: Thomas Mawdsley, Robert Kelley, Williaim Hannon, joseph Hall, Richard Davis, and Ozzie Santilli. GIRLS: Lorraine Martinson, Lucy Cronin, Judith Clay, Elizabeth Wzltt, Norma Clark, and Virginia Gangi, . ,nr ,1 . Y-.A , L - ,,.L A g , ,gggf Q ? f, mf it . H.. A., ., :Y B ifl, f . nw , 1 4- Q Q' U ' . ,. -m ,1 -QA. Q 5' X I, X i f , A , 1 X f! X? X f f .. X , , X X X X rm Vlyfljqif f 5 1 X X l' lI 'qv , X I w WX ff ,ff iff!!! 1 W X X fi. Y, x 654122, 4 XX , X ff X 3 NX Gamer Chicopee ......,... New London Bulkeley ........... Hillhouse ........... East Hartford ...... Norwich .......... New Britzrin Weaver ............ Scorer 7-14 7-20 12-21 15-15 20-6 15-0 27-7 7-O DEEENSIVE TEAM Back row, left to right: Beaulieu, Mann, Kelley, Perodcau. Front row, left to right: Lavado, Oliveira, Boccaccio, Quatrocelli, Petrillo, Curtin, Karanda. 9251744 OFFENSIVE TEAM Back row, left to right: Cabral, DeMarco, Kelley, Hiltz. Front row, left to right Bane, Oliveira, George, LaPenta, Petrillo, Toback, Karanda. The seasorfs performance proved very successful. After the loss of the first two games to Chicopee and New London, the team worked hard and fought with determination, go- ing on to win five games and to tie Hillhouse. The seasonal performancevended with happy Coach Worth and Co- Captains Oliveira and Kelley accept: ing the awards for City and District Championships. By the end of the season, the team was rated by sports writers as one of the top teams in the state. Ricco Gene A11-stare Qlkhibf iffdfllfs' All-District Ricco Petrillo Pere Bo Bob Kelley Gil Oliveira Dick 1 il Coaches Wcmrrh and Scelza Wes joe CRUSS CUUNTRY Standing, left to right: Mandy, Kyle, Nickerson, Keney, Burdick, Tuohey, Frazier, Guerrette, Dion Caruso, Coach Amann Kneclinf left to ri ht: Ste ule Ciak t 1 ' ' 5-it fl P t y Beckett, Boesch, Conti. Seated, left to right: Lostoski, Wirolubowich, Amaral. The Cross-Country Team ran up a very commendable record this year. They suc- cessfully defeated all opponents-in the dual meet, Norwich and Manchesterg in the Greater Hartford meet, Bulkeley, Weaver, and East Hartford, in the tri- angular meet, New Britain and Hillhouse. Lettermen are Francis Mandy CManagerD, Allen Keney, Allen Frazier, Wayne Nick- erson, joseph Guerrette, james Kyle, and Raymond Tuohey. They're offs Coach Larry Amann Practice Time 105 BASKETBALL STARS gzzsffeffai With an overwhelming desire to win and a well-balanced team, the HPHS court performers turned in a most impressive and victorious record, the best compiled within a decade. Piloted by Co-captains Bill Hannon and Gil Kidd, and coached by the talented joe Kubachka, the Owls achieved such an outstanding record in winning 12 out of 16 games that they were rated as one of the eight top teams in the state. Court stars, in addition to the captains, included Clarence Thomas, Nick Koback, Don Langenauer, Marty Setter, Tom Karanda, joe Beaulieu, Bud Beckett, and Dom Pinto. In addition to attaining such an enviable record, the Owls made it a double feature by being the first team in the state since 1946 to beat the strong and powerful Hillhouse High of New Haven. Seeking no individual stardom, each player sought to win for HPHS and not for himself. The unity of the team was one of the main factors of its success. The spirited Owls entered the CIAC tournament in New Haven with high hopes. In the first round they ventured prohtably by beating a talented Norwalk team. For the first time in several years, the Owls had qualified for the quarter-final round. Although they lost to Stratford in the second act, they went down to defeat valiantly. 106 BASKETBALL RECORD WE WON Manchester .................................. Crosby .,.,, ,.......,.............. ...... Norwich .,,... .,.... Hillhouse .... ...... Weaver .......... .,.... Hillhouse .,...., ...... Manchester ........ ...... East Hartford ..... ..,... Norwich ......... ...... Weaver ..,.......... ...... East Hartford .......... . ..... . Crosby ...........................,............. WE LOST New Britain .........................,...... Bulkeley ........,........... , ........ ..... . New Britain ......... Bulkeley ...................,..........,....... TOURNAMENT Norwalk CWe wonj .................. Stratford CWe lostb ..,.... ...... 49-42 50-33 65-39 61-45 50-47 44-43 64-44 58-40 66-50 51-50 74-52 54-41 57-60 54-59 45-48 46-52 61-52 64-59 CAPTAINS AND COACH ,-X 1 ami! fbeflhlmms 1 1' ' 1 wtf I ERJJ xkg, ff , 3 g A ' ' J ' A N 5 .- pp- BILI. HANNON f 'D -'lf' TOM KARANDA S I I!! Q 5' 'E . , ' MARTY SETTER JOE BEAULIEU JF . NICK KOBACK W H :QA F UI - 1 SONNY THOMAS x DON LANGENAUER SCOTTY BECKETT ,4 , Q s Hi . xg Q Of' 4 O 'll w GILO KIDO J DoM PINTO ' x ' 1 H 4 f 4 , 9.x fa? f Q in , 5 5 -M ie f E gl , ij 35.4, LJ Q 35 ,ff . I f f ' 1 A 1 J ,f 4 ,M W f, a Sa 3. 9' 14 0 Y ? , ,- , if-. .M 4 H3 wg 3 ,gf H Bi is tn x S3 i 5 4 .1 A 2 YE, ji! at s -A 4 vii I 'Nh is , af? ' EIS Y 1 H22 1 '13 4 Zn W: Jifwp x 1 1 o Q so . x if . . 4 x ,. , B 2 Q, ,Q , AX K 55 I c 53 U 'Q Qs. Q--'Q' S NN. -Q f r B 5 J 'Y' 'Y AJ! ...Af i , RQ J 5-'nb J -0 I its .ix l 14? Y, ff 11 'isfrfsf , Ji fs' 44 K 'E fs il 54? 5 If tgwmmmg Coach Amann Demonstrates a Stroke, 110 The Hartford High Swimming Team cap- tured the 1955 City Championship by de- feating Bulkeley 42-12. However, their over- all record was five wins to seven losses. Al- though this record is not too impressive, the Ammanmen gave even the best of their oppo- nents a run for their money. Bill Ray and Paul Millette, freestylers, and George Dixon, backstroker, were the spark- plugs of the team. Frank Tedeschi, in the breaststroke, Regne Parr, in the backstroke, and Joe Cabral, undefeated in diving compe- tition, demonstrated good performances con- sistently. The all-important sprinters were Al Saund- ers, Bob Lusignan, Frank Mandy, and Ken Stevens, who also swam the 200 freestyle. There is a promising outlook for next year's team. Only Stevens, Mandy, and Parr are graduating, leaving not only Ray, Millette, Dixon, Tedeschi, Cabral, Lusignan, and Saunders, but also breast-stroker Joe Hacia, backstrokers Ed Magnuson and Paul Jarvii, and freestylers Dick Holmstrom, David Nor- ton, Ed Hungerford, Henry Randall, and Will Herman. We They Springfield Tech ..,... ...... 4 5 31 Naugatuck .................. ...... 2 0 47 Pawtucket, East High ...., ...... 2 7 48 Portland ....,................ ...... 5 S 9 Middletown ............. ...... 4 5 20 Wintlham ....,. ...... 3 2 35 We They Sacred Heart ..... ..,... 1 8 49 Manchester .... ...... 1 8 48 Bristol ......,. ...... 5 4 l 3 Bulkeley ..... ,..... 5 2 12 Crosby ,.... ..,... 2 0 47 Tnrrinxvf t1 ...... 27 40 ., ,, uh ?? xx, 134, ' , I 1 1. v0 ,, , .iw 'W ' 5.5- W. , 1 DIVING-CUTAWAY FREE STYLE Cabral Hungerford, Saunders, Tedeschi, Lusignun if E .gains fr. ' - - 'Q GET SET Seniors Stevens, Parr, Mandy BACKSTROKE AND FREESTYLE Parr, Ray, Dixon, Millette DIVING-HALF GAINER Cabral GO HPHS In Action Against Windhaim Stevens, Parr, Mandy Millerfe, Stevens 'Ill PQ EWJM First row: Kraus, Murphy, Strong, Piccinini, Pinard, Langenauer. Second row: Coach Nick Kubachka, Mann, Norm Parr, Greco, Cabral, Kelley, Koback, Regne Parr, LaPer1ta, LaMothe QManagerJ. Third row: Quatrocelli, Dixon, Toback, McKenney, Howard, O'Leary, Grabeck, Fenn, Clouette, Pezzente, SCHEDULE April 17 ...... ...................... ..... N e W Britain 23 ....... ............. W eaver 24 .,.... ....... E ast Hartford May 5 ...... ............... B ulkeley 8 ...... ............ E ast Hartford 15 ...... ...................... H illhouse 15 ...... ...... S pringfield Technical 19 ...... ........................ B ulkeley 21 ...... .................., H illhouse 26 ...... ..... T orrington 28 ...... .......... W eaver june 2 ...... ...... N ew Britain trre Ozzie Rnh Coach. Nick, Willie, Ed 43 rs .26 H. Q? qv , I 0 WWA 025771 Auen Frazier First row: Toohey, Erdmon, Wirolobowich, Smith. Second row: Hisch QManagerD, Bernard, Leavitt, Caruso, Petrini, Barrows, Everett, Beckett, Terreaulr, Noonan, DiNo- cenza, Frazier, Conti, Kyle, Coach Amann, INDOOR MEETS March 9 - Weaver ........................... ........ H ome Hillhouse .................. Weaver-Bulkeley ......... State Indoor Meet ........ .........Horne ........Home .........Yale Stewart Beckett Alton Smith Hartford Invitation ........ ......... S tate Armory David Tetreault Caruso, Toohey, Smith-Storrs-195 2 Beckett-State at Yale-1953 A TRACK OUTDOOR AND INDOOR OUTDOOR MEETS April 18- University of Connecticut Relays .............. Storrs May 8- Manchester-Bristol .,.................. ........... B ristol May 14-Triangular League- CHillhouse-New Britainj ..,.....,...... New Haven May 22- Norwich-New London ........ University of Conn. May 28- Sectional ............................. University of Conn. May 30- Greater Hartford lnterscholastics ............... Yale june 13- New England Interscholastics ....... .,..... B oston june 16- State Interscholastics .. ........ Yale x Petrini-Trinity-1952 Hoxter-State at Yale--1953 w f f :,, g-2 ' ' :JG A If Lv . I , I :EIA I 2 I im-f am nfs .:-k 1 I wi TJ' Y , l ga 1 . u . . ' , 'I QV' ,W J .,,: vh 3' x 'bfi ' ' 1' ks is W , . 5 L n F, 5 1 ,S-,, .1 0 1 1 Q H xv- xy Q 1 - 1 5521, if i i is f -5, 3 lv 7' X 1 'S' , STH 053 f fi :ie uf 'kwa N We y Ng, -. 155 1 I 1. w k K K L I n A n 5 N so Edit' fx 0-gym ,. spy, Uleeakahas Vivaciousness and attractiveness have characterized our cheer leaders as they inspired our football or basket- ball players on to victory. Their school spirit, displayed at assemblies and rallies, helps in establishing them as one of the outstanding cheering groups of the state. Those in the front row are Rosemarie Galliotti, Sharon Powers, Marjorie O'Meara, Leona Levesqueg and in the back row, Helen Lienhard, Jeanette Pelletier, Jane Orsini, Perry Smith, and MaryI.ou Smith xv MISS DOTY AND MISS ROMANSKY Our appreciation and gratitude cannot be measjired when it comes to thanking Miss Marjorie Doty for her untiring work as director of girls sports, super- visor of cheerleader , and adviser to the Girls League. Freshman and so homore girls add to their athletic abilities under the guidance of Miss Mildred Roman- sky. She has been an important factor, too, in the training of the twirlerettes. ywfkhlefks Their striking blue uniforms, de- lightful rhythm, and high stepping added color and zest to our football games and rallies, The major domo of this delightful group is Catherine Cummiskey. .qi- 'Y ' ' Q58 r ap ww ' em -'sn' 5 In K -W... mummy was 'M s- L S' gli we ax -AW Q 3 55 W 'Q 1 ? Y L, N fag, 4. V L - v .QQ g N A' 3 Q .gg '?, Hsin 1 M N Q mm F we 3 me V Ma 2,. . Xxi E? i ,Q ,A ,ff W5-I, gg. wie N - x H llf it . rl. l. Q ao r . CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP IN BADMINTON TOURNAMENT Congratulations are extended to the win- ners of the Badminton TournamentABarbara Plante, Jeanette Pelletier, and Mary Ann Giuliano. They have exhibited and proved their skill and proficiency in this game. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE GIRLS LEADERS CORPS Before becoming members of the junior-Senior Girls Leaders Corps, many of our classmates took an ac- tive part in this group. They de- veloped skills that are useful when they reach the upper classes. 50216 ,ferzhfls felis Friendliness and good sportsman- ship are just a few of the qualities exemplified by these girls as they referee competitive sports in our gym classes. 1 A A 4 R l 'ik .Q ' T5 . ' 1 K 1 V' 3 .. w 5' 1 Q .fr Sv Wi' t is 1x X S I ? f kg S INIXVRQ V x Ph 3.5 Q Q M, lk lx 3 A1 it i A 1 ? .g xii 3 , Q X 2 Y X w A, 'Q rw l 15 L- Ax il 'ir'- X . ' Q I A 1 GMX b 3 f il IQ Y . vw mu :WCS Yvmiw' iii-W 4 iii ' .Y 555 ? .,g i 31552 3.55 T117 ' ? Q -ww f W W.. .f :1:' Q K 2 ' s 2 is .fp , . L- .4 fix SS zf.-, .- qf. I , Q 'Kg , Q ., gnu: A A2 '1' 1 af! 32, f WYQ . 3 M mf Af ' .,,. , f fa' lp .f ii J' 'Q 1 eff. 5 i fi ', X Q t? gig f gag, N-L Y x i A I I we , ,, ,sz in it . QQ. ll cf ., .1 Q -,Ti in :' ftcfglamme ki tgmzbxls SEPTEMBER 3-Curtain Rises OCTOBER 11-Bulkeley Football Game 18-Hillhouse Football Game NOVEMBER 7-Girls League Square Dance 14-Open House 15-Harvest Moon Ball 21-Rally Dance 2 7 DECEMBER 6 l 3 -'Weaver Football Game 6-College Entrance Exams -Dramatic Club Presentation -Yuletide 15-Clement C. Hyde Book- Prize to Richard W. Davis 22-Senior Boys Club Christmas Party JANUARY 7-Honors Exams 10-College Entrance Exams FEBRUARY MARCH 12- American Legion Oratorical School Contest, Robert C. Pinto, First Place 5-Girls League Fashion Show 14-College Entrance Exams 17-Girls League Entertainment for Girls from Warehouse Point 20-Club Night 27-Junior Prom APRIL 10-Music Department Concert 22-Girls League Breakfast 24-Italian Club Concert MAY 15-Language Department International Fair JUNE 1-Installation of Girls League Officers 3-Honor Society Reception 13-Senior Reception 19- 25- Class Night Curtain Falls 123 P an iv' 12- 'wi is B 'Qi M -M W 5' MQ IQ V . W sh M W tj J sz -,:, 5 A. Xa Sb W 'W 5 kv I -Q. 5. g Q '23, VA! 4 -. J' ' yy 0 I M x . , 'l Q 7' . Q's...,,,.,'lll EL-, M 9 5 1 5 , if I- ? N -wx. , ' I 5 h '4H'--uv...-u.,,,,, -nr 1 - f . if Hz- Q x OV? I' , ,la 'lf- A A9291 sf N, V mi., N: h K 332- Ti - ,, 11 N21 A Q ' 1. it , Y I ' 15-Q. JY N ,sl gg A gm AL ff? fish it 5 Eff' S 1 Y, i if S F 5 u 2 bf i. N P 'xr ff 1 1 .VP gag -2- .- 5: .' K 44 SFP? V qi .. as 3 vl- qf' N. 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Q., , ly g . o est 5maLe5 .Il 04bi! Q4u'KQqQ G X 1 , , 31-11. f . fl :' y1!4f'4'4 ' A EXIT win-V126 I--'37 ' 194 4903 i' V I Qeefmezf VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Mary Lou Smith William Reeve CLASS MOTTO COMMITTEE Roy Pearson-Norman Ball-Bette Watt 132 CLASS MOTTO Knowledge in Youth Is Wisdom in Age. HISTORY-PROPHECY- WILL COMMITTEE Seated: William Reeve, Doreen Ericson. Standing: Barbara Hill, Arthur Titus, Albert Geetter. Pkwy CLASS COLORS Blue and White LASS NIGHT CHAIRMAN CLASS ORATOR Robert Pinto Richard Davis CLASS TREASURER CLASS ESSAYIST Kenneth Forrester Mary Lou Smith CLASS COLOR COMMITTEE LASS SONG WRITER CLASS POET Byron Hoxter-William Hannon-Edwina Boesch Robert Perron Irene Roade 133 65155 My!! yflfless By ROBERT C. PINTO Mr. Quirk, Teaclnerr, Parent! and Friends: This evening it is my distinct privilege to extend to you, on behalf of my fellow classmates, our welcome. But there are many kinds of welcomes. There is the awed welcome for those whom we admire, the warm welcome for those we love, and the grateful welcome for those in whose debt we are. Perhaps this last should be yours tonight, for truly and greatly are we indebted to you, our parents and teachersg yet what words can express our appreciation? We could enumerate the many favors granted us, and the sacrifices made for us by you, but those would be too numerous. We could call attention to the things we have done in return, but they would be too few. Truly, this gratitude is a personal matter. For each one of us who sits here to- night, bedecked in cap and gown, there are others who have made possible the suc- cess which this costume signifies-who have offered patience, affection, guidanceg who have exerted authority when firmness was neededg who have consoled us in our defeats and rejoiced with us in our victories. Your attentions have been personalg so, too, should our thanks be personal. It is for each one of us to offer our own gratitude, not so much in words as in deed. We must see that your efforts in our behalf have not been in vain. We must make use of the education which has been ours. We must take our places in society as responsible citizens. This occasion, which provides an opportunity for us to evaluate the experiences of the past four years, is not an overwhelmingly happy one, not is it particularly sad. No, it is in many ways a mixture of the two. Tonight we shall reminisce and look ahead. In respect to the past, there is sadness, for what we have already experienced we can never reliveg but in the future and its anticipation, there is joy, for its possi- bilities are of an infinite number. And so, tonight, we shall stop and look about ourselves, both backward and for- ward, with serious thought and with youthful humor. Thus, with mingled feelings of regret and joy, we cordially welcome you to the Class Night Exercises of the Class of 1953. 134 Class Song M53 Wov-63 and Mvsac by Robert L- Pcs-ron. JJJJJJJ-JZIVTJ-C'.J.J an.-HCS Fused Q- aunstthe SK AnJ the wemfrzcs that the tell. A 9 3 J' .Y .1 JJ X, r -'J J J -'f F4 'bra-bvtc to your led.-der-Slupiyovr ho-hor, and your FQMQJ yovy. ffr'f! fJJOg!JJJ JJ SPI-PVC tr-vc fhaif jun-ded v5-V0 KAJIM, ln. BVU-y ga mg., Si: JJ 3-'.LJ,J-',L..c J J.-C7 a. we bzd o. Sona good-bye And sm? par,-well to fheej Re- JJ V -'JJ J -'U f 'H mem-ber USJO' Hart- ra I-hghjthc Class on Fm-rj-f4,,e,, puwliilv-'14, HJJ - Tothcdeav old Ha.H5 OF HaPf'For-J Hugh. We bid Q last Fare-well Tofhg fleas 04019201 AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE By RICHARD W. DAVIS V Hartford Public High School offers to its students advantages which are unique in a public school. Its system and methods of education are comparable only to the very oldest and most respected of the private schools. The advantage which this school holds stems not only from the fact that here we enjoy an excellent and well-rounded program of aca- demic studies but also from the fact that our classroom activities are generously supple- mented by a very unusual and diversified assortment of extracurricular activities! Hartford's ability to command talent for its assembly programs is an excellent testi- monial to its supremacy in the field of secondary education. Through the years such out- standing speakers as William Lyons Phelps, professor of English at Yale University, William Gillette, the actor who made Sherlock Holmes live to thousands of theater-goers, and Sir Alfred Zimmerman, a pioneer in the field of world government, have been at- tracted to this stage. In many schools the idea of presenting a program by a full symphony orchestra would be preposterous. However, such a program was presented here only a few weeks ago with unparalleled success. In 1951, a group of state officials and prominent citizens, including Governor Lodge and Lieutenant-Governor Allen, gathered to partici- pate in the presentation of the David Waskowitz Trophy to our state championship foot- ball team. We have presented here not only educational and entertaining assemblies but also some of high spiritual value. It would be hard to equal the dignihed and impressive memorial services to Clement C. Hyde and Ralph Baldwin. Our assembly programs have been many and varied, but each has demonstrated in its own particular fashion the under- lying greatness of this institution. Our assembly programs add to our academic reputation, but we are no less famous for our prowess on the athletic field. Through the years Hartford Public High School teams have achieved an enviable record in every sport in which they have participated. The track and swimming teams have, despite recent setbacks, a record which is well- known throughout the East. Our basketball team was strong competition for the state championship. Our record in football speaks for itself. Hartford Public High School is fortunate in possessing a coaching staff which is able to mold and build fine material into championship teams. We have touched, in a general way, upon the educational and the athletic oppor- tunities afforded by this school. Now I should like to give a personal example of a unique experience available only in the City of Hartford. As far as I know, only Hartford offers to the history students in its three high schools the chance to compete for a European tour. I feel very grateful to this school for the painstaking preparation that I was given. Because of the complete coverage given history and the attention given to important details, I was able to take advantage of the Wise Travel Scholarship. I feel that my European travel is an intrinsic part of my education, and a tremendous broadening influence upon my outlook. It is an advantage that I should not have experienced if I had attended any private school in the country. False sentimentality -and senseless beating of drums are to be shunned. However, it is with the deepest sincerity that I acknowledge my debt to Hartford Public High School. I came to this school in the fall of 1949, a very plain and lonely freshman. Here I have had offered to me opportunities to participate in every conceivable type of activity. Some I have found well-suited to my interests. Hartford Public High School has offered all of us a change. to assert ourselves and the opportunity to make 'varied and deep friendships. For these, we owe Hartford Public High School a debt which we cannot evaluate in words. 136 We WGA!! M life 421 By MARY LOUISE SMITH A new day breaks--it may be any day in our young lives. The weather is spring-like, the neighborhood is quiet except for the spontaneous shouts of young boys playing base- ball across the street. This is the world we live in, now-amid society, seemingly active and healthy and wholesome. Each' individual follows his schedule of working, eating, sleeping, and entertaining. Each car on the road symbolizes a living individual, concerned, perhaps anxious, about his family, his occupation, or himself. In the row of houses facing the street are women and young children fulfilling their duties, relaxing, and dreaming of their future. This is the world in which we live. Not far-removed from this active, but serene, world is that world where the day breaks on crime. The shining sun seems only to satirize the black, bottomless pit of sin. The warm, blinding rays of the sun cannot pierce the clay-like blackness which surrounds evil. It is necessary therefore for high-minded citizens to rout out the evil, and punish the wrong-doers, in order that the tranquil world will be free from the attacks of evil. While this confiict is going on, there is a world, much larger than our own, upon which dawn breaks to find extreme suffering, turmoil, chaos, and tyranny. We who have known only slightly the effects of a world war cannot imagine ourselves in such a turbulent world. I-Iowever, when a high-school diploma is placed in our hands, we no longer live in just one world. Upon arising one day, some of us will see a battlefield. Others will be constantly facing temptations to earn a livelihood dishonestly. Perhaps some of us have already been torn from the highly imaginative child's world. However, we are certain that we shall all be burdened with adult responsibilities very soon. In preceding generations each person came to realize that he was not created for himself. Many shrugged off the responsibility of belonging to a society, becoming indif- ferent to everything outside of themselves. Others gave thought, time, deed, and prayer to help their fellow human-beings. This same choice awaits us, shall we escape the respon- sibilities which are ours, or shall we face squarely and realistically the condition of the world? If everybody should choose the first, tyrants would soon reign, as they are doing in some parts of the world today. By accepting our responsibilities, however, we need not despair about the condition of the world. If we have faith in the substance of things to be hoped for, the evidence of things not seen, in other words, faith in a Supreme Power Who possesses infinite goodness, we shall be able to do our best throughout life. To do something constructive to better the lives of our universal sisters and brothers should be our objective. Whether it be scientihc research to find cures for cancer, a campaign to erect better housing projects, or a simple prayer offered in solitude, we shall be accomplish- ing good for our fellowmen. We must not be lured into the enticing pitfalls of selfishness. We must not become self-centered, concerned only with ourselves, to the exclusion of every other person and thing. How far does our charity and sympathy extend? Are we concerned only for people of our own nationality? Does our charity extend only as far as the boundaries of the United States? The rest of the world needs our help, and charity knows no limits. If we sincerely and wholeheartedly accept the responsibilities of living in a society, we shall wake up one morning to a world filled with more good and less evil and suffering. We shall be revived by the warm, spring breeze, and thoroughly awakened by stentorian outcries of young ball-players out for an early game. We shall be felicitous at the thought of this new day, be sobered by the morning news we hear, but never defeated. We shall have faced reality with the confidence that good shall overcome evil, and with the knowl- edge that we have contributed our time, energy, and prayer toward making a better world in which to live. So with Walt Whitman we shall proclaim, O the blest eyes! the happy hearts! That see-that know the guiding thread so fine, Along the mighty labyrinth! 'I37 Um ,Um By P. IRENE ROADE A PLEA ln this age, the darkest hour, Wisdom is our only power. In time of war and nuclear thunder Lives become stupidity's plunder. The wrathful are made strong by hate, Brutal and ruthless, they relate Knowledge and tyrannical desire. Wisdom they do not acquire. God, we are thy people, we don't despoil Allow every country-man his soil. Let him take not from his brother. When struggle ensues, the soul will wither Right decay, and goodness die. O Lord, we beg Thee, hear our cry. Give us the guidance for which we grope God, give us wisdom to give us hope. 138 has ,yhhkffvly By DOREEN ERICSON AND ALBERT GEEITER CCurtains part, revealing large television set. Spotlight illuminates TV screen.J ANNOUNCER: Good evening, friends. WAHT presents We Wuz There. Where Wuz You? Tonight we take you back to the years 1949-1953, the events, the escapades of the Class of '53. Before we begin, let's hear a few words from our sponsor, The Choppo False Teeth Company. Ladies, do you have teeth? You don't? Well, rush right down to your corner hock-shop and get a pair of Choppo False Teeth. Your toothless jaw will hang open at the sight of our low prices. We don't put the bite on our customers, and remember our slogan, Choppo makes the world's aristocratic dentures-upper plates! And now, to Walter Crankcase and Hedda Lettuce in our AHT newsroom. W. C.: This is Walter Crankcase, H. L.: And Hedda Lettuce. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Now for our first ex- clusive. Up until now the deeds of the Class of '53 have been hidden in the walls of the famous institution, known as Hartford Public High School. We now bring you the history of that famous class. W. C.: September, 1949! Wide-eyed,boys and girls crept through the great doors of HPHS. H. L.: Their fears were soon abolished by friendly upper-classmen, who ventured to conduct them to the renowned, Broad Street elevator. W.C.: At first, there was the usual confusion, but within days, teachers became accus- tomed to chronically late freshmen, rewarding them all with expense-guided tours to the detention halls. H. L.: And we became initiated into the great weekly musical education hour, the choir period. It was then that some of us, under Bob Dixon, Joe Kent, and Ken Stephens, qualified for second class Boy Scout badges by taking the fifteen-mile hike from first floor Hopkins to third floor Broad, between classes. W.C.: The Class of '53 held its first dance under the direction of the Freshman Girls and Boys Clubs. Boy, what a ball! They had music by that famous bandleader, Vic Trola and his 78 RPM boys. H. L.: September 1950 saw the entrance of many new faces to swell the ranks of the new sophomore class. Among them was Bob Pinto, noted actor, raconteur, mathematician, orator, and comedian. W. C.: On the political scene, Lucy Cronin was elected to the junior City Council. Elaine Borgard and Lorraine Richard were elected vice president and treasurer respectively of the Girls League in the spring of 1951. H. L.: Fashions came into their own at our Junior Prom under the capable direction of Norman Ball. Tom Mawdsley and Norma Clark were chosen king and queen. The Springtime saw Sue Gantley chosen queen. The end of the school year saw Dick Davis embark upon a tour of Europe, the result of his winning the Wise Scholarship. In our junior year also the football team vanquished all opponents to become state -- cham s. W.C.: Sally Vaggebecame editor-in-chief of The Owlet, and Richard Davis was elected president of the Student Council, Dick Boccaccio, president of the Senior Boys Club, and Irene Roade and Al Geetter were elected editors-in-chief of The Chronicle for a semester. Mary Lou Smith reigned as queen over the 1952 Yuletide. H. L.: And let's not forget that Richard Davis, Norma Clark, Robert Pinto, Elaine Bor- gard, Albert Geetter, Lucy Cronin, Robert Kelley, Suzanne Gantley, Norman Ball, Mary Lou Smith, Kenneth Forrester, Irene Roade, William Reeve, and Marjorie O'Meara were chosen Seniors of the Week in that order. W.C.: Everyone took First Aid without credit. This was especially interesting in ,Joyce Breault's case, she had taken it for the past three years. Who can forget those won- derful stories Ken Fernino used to tell during Choir Period in Room 26? H.L.: Margaret Flint was one of the winners in the I Speak for Democracy Contest. Bob Pinto and Dick Davis placed second and third respectively in the American Legion Oratorical Contest, and Marjorie O'Meara won the D.A.R. award as one of the all-around students at Hartford High. 139 W. C.: Yes, and the Honor Society elected Ken Forrester, Bill Reeve, and Roy Pearson, president, vice president, and secretary. H.L.: Our basketball team won a place in the CIAC tournaments. W. C.: Room 160 became the scene of bedlam again as Miss Alderson began another year of coaxing, threatening, and cajoling the editorial board of the '53 classbook into getting their sections done on time. Mr. Huey also deserves mention for the wonderful job he did with the business board of the classbook. H. L.: And now I see our time is up. W. C.: Yes, that's true, but before we go: TOGETHER: You've heard the history of '53, But don't go away, there's more to see. For just be patient 'till we leave, And 'twill be revealed the prophecy. zlaifiecy By BARBARA HILL AND ARTHUR T1'rUs ANNOUNCER: Good evening, Friends! Snarl Scratchell Lanolin Shampoo presents Who's Who in America with Walter Windshield and Louella Parsnips, who will be with you after a few words from our sponsor. 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Our product comes in six convenient sizes: large, larger, and don't be too extravagant, and small, smaller, and how cheap can you get. Remember, if you are not completely satisfied with our product, return the unused portion with our simple twenty-five page form guarantee and your money will be cheerfully donated to our favorite charity. Us! Thank you, and now back to Walter and Louella in Hollywood. L. P.: It certainly doesn't seem as if forty-seven years have passed since we left the halls of HPHS, does it? W.W.: I guess you're right. Wouldn't it be nice if we could just look out through this large glass Cpointing to the TV screenl and see all our pals? L. P.: It sure would be swell and it's a terrific idea! It would be loads of fun reminiscing. I'd like to look in at all my friends from the Class of '53. Cjust then a flash of light shines in back of the TV screen.D W. W.: Well, how about that! Wha' hoppen? I can see all the old members of the class. I guess somebody heard our wishful thinking. L. P.: I see Agnes O'Brien operating one of those motor-bike hot dog stands. Her A No. 1 partner is Ernest O'Hara-Why, Ernie seems to be crying. W.W.: Why, is Agie getting the best of him with her Irish temper? L. P.: No, she's got him peeling onions for the relish. W.W.: Eddie Daniels has a monopoly selling yo-yo's to French-Canadian lumbermen. L. P.: How's business? W. W.: He says it has its ups and downs. L. P.: Rosemary Horan has just reached Hollywood. W.W.: Is that the truth? L. P.: Yes, and she hitchhiked the whole distance in just three days. 140 W.W.: Here's an odd piece of news! Willie Parker has just won the U.S. Professional Gold Cup and Championship. There seems to have been a mysterious disappearance of golf balls just before the tournament was to start, and Willie was the only one to appear with any. Strange things are happening! W.W.: Norman Parr's dream of working for the Boston Braves has finally come true. He sells popcorn and soda between innings. L.P.: Speaking of Parrs, Regne Parr has been going around with a lot of strange women lately. W.W.: Where? L. P.: Collecting fares on a merry-go-round. W.W.: A special bulletin from the Navy Department announces the appointment of Jacqueline Romanski as the first woman to become a Rear Admiral. L.P.: Yes, that's right, and her good friend Lou Stamos operates an infirmary for love-sick people, with special rates for broken hearts. She gets most of her business from that professional heart breaker, Wesley Mann. W.W.: Here are a few special sports bulletins: Jan Christensen just finished the baseball season with an amazing batting average of ASO. Speaking of sports, Ozzie Piccinini has a prosperous concern manufacturing curves to be put into softballs. He sells most of them to Marilyn Gilbert's softball team, called the Nine Nobodies. Inci- dentally, Judy Clay sharpens pencils for the scorekeeper. L. P.: Why there's Bette Watt in Switzerland. W. W.: What's she doing there? L. P.: Punching holes in Swiss cheese. W. W.: Why is it that Barry Rubin and Kenneth Stevens never graduated from Harvard? L. P.: Maybe because they went to Yale. W.W.: jane Pagliaro, Marion Pawshuk, and Pat Moylan, who were working in a grocery store, quit the other day. L. P.: I wonder why? W. W.: Because the boss told them to lay some eggs in the window. L. P.: Dick Hatch and Joan Popek have a cute home down in San Hatchville, Texas. I hear Dick is the new sheriff out there. W.W.: I also hear he's having trouble trying to capture those two notorious outlaws, Buffalo Bill Kelley, and Wild Bill Hannon. They were mixed up with jungle Jim Woodworth's gang, but now they're on their own. Nick The Russian Koback found out that crime doesn't pay, and his address is the San Hatchville County jail. I.. P.: Joan Gleba was arrested the other day. W.W.: What for? L. P.: She was speeding at forty miles an hour, and, when the policeman arrested her, she said, I haven't even been out an hour. W.W.: Did you know that Barbara Plante married a janitor? L. P.: No. How did that happen? W. W.: He simply swept her off her feet. L.P.: Here's a bulletin! An airplane pilot just sighted Mona Violette hacking her way through the African Jungle. Her pack-bearer is Beverly Viera. I guess they got dis- gusted with American men and had to look elsewhere. W. W.: How about joe Kent? Did he ever get over that mental breakdown he had? L. P.: I guess you mean that time he was trying to perfect a water pistol with a range of 75 feet. I heard they put him in a feeble'minded home for inventors who failed. W.W.: Chet Poplawski is in the same home. He failed and lost all his money when he invented eye glasses with windshield wipers to be used when eating grapefruit. L. P.: Did you ever notice the big fat man laughing his heart out in front of a fun house at an amusement park? Kathleen Shea took over his job last week. W. W.: joan Hunter and Cynnie Eckert have just received high-paying positions at Paul La Rosa's spaghetti palace. They fan all the fainting flies. LP.: Whatever became of the Hendsey twins? W.W.: Well, john is an international salesman for the Good Humor Ice Cream Co. and he's been making quite a lot of money in North Africa. The last I heard of Neil 141 was that he was living in Mexico raising a herd of mosquitoes, which he sells to owners of summer resorts. L. P.: Robert Moreau has a job with WTIC. W. W.: Does he really? L. P.: Yes, he's broadcasting nursery rhymes. W. W.: Marilyn Mead and Kathleen Daly have just landed two jobs at the Bond Hotel. L. P.: I never knew they had talent. W. W.: Who needs talent to push a broom and a mop. L. P.: Marylou Smith, Leona Levesque, Marjie O'Meara, and Carol Parent are operating a recuperating villa for worn-out cheerleaders. Right next door to them, Gil Oliveira and Gene Perodeau manage a home for retired football heroes. I guess they mend old footballs in their spare time. W. W.: I see that Albert Geetter is typing the labels to put on prescription bottles. L. P.: Sally Middleton has reached tops in Hollywood. Close behind her are Gerry Godin, Edwina Boesch and Virginia Dubicki. They're in MGM's new hit production Twenty Days on the Desert Without Water. W.W.: Emily Simonelli has purchased a canoe so that she can tag along behind jack's ship as long as he has to serve Uncle Sam. L.P.: This is unbelievable! Carol Wilson is still writing those every-day letters to that lucky boy in the Marines. W.W.: Here's an interesting society item. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Beckett are throwing a little track meet to celebrate their recent return from Europe. Guests are asked to bring their own track spikes. High hurdles and shotputs will be furnished. L.P.: Speaking of throwing parties, Donna Peterson and Pat Callan are having a lawn party. Everyone is asked to bring his own grass. W.W.: Pete Quatrocelli is the new president of Vassar College. I interviewed him last week, and he seemed to be putting his whole heart into his work. Sally Vagge teaches jiu-jitsu at the college. It's a required subject for Vassar girls. L.P.: I heard Olivia Sceacca has her own clothing store now. W. W.: Oh, she does? What does she sell? L. P.: Either the clothes she doesn't wear or the ones she has worn once or twice. W.W.: As I look at HPHS again, I see that some of our teachers are still there. Miss Elmer has a ladder in her room now so she can open the windows without standing on the pipes. L. P.: Miss Alderson has a gavel on her desk so she won't break all the ink bottles when she's calling the class to order. She also has a piggy bank for the pennies she collects from those students who borrow her ink. W. W.: I see Miss Coracci is still trying to teach june Hannifin shorthand. L. P.: And Mr. Woodworth has a special vault for his cough drops that he so willingly passes out to his students that have colds. W.W.: Well, I guess our time is up. E L. P.: May the Class of '53 always find happiness and good luck wherever they may be. WW ANNOUNCER: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. El Puffo cigarettes present Famous Probate Trials. This is the only program that brings you authentic names while only the cases are fictitious. Tonight we present the case of The Abandoned Will. And now, a word from our sponsor. COMMERCIAL: Have you ever tried El Puffo cigarettes? Why not? Look at what El Pulfo offers. While other cigarettes are coming out in king size, El Puffo is coming out in butt size. El Puffo doesn't use tobacco, El Puflo uses corn silk. Taste and compare. That's all we ask. We're still waiting for. the results of our last taste test. The fellow was so delighted that he hasn't spoken since. We're medicine men, not tobacco men. Our cigarette is better for your health. One puff on an El Puflo promotes progressive palpitation of the pancreas. Now, on with the program. By SERAPHINE VAGGE AND WILLIAM REEVE 142 ANNOUNCER: As our scene opens we find Judge Jughead in his private chambers, talking with his secretary, Mabel Mooneyes. J.J. C In a resounding voicelz Mabel, this case is going down in history. M.M.: Yes, Judge. J.J.: This will was abandoned by the Class of '53, which was graduated from Hartford Public High School. M. M.: Yes, Judge. i J. J.: The will has just been brought up for court hearings after all these years. M. M.: Yes, Judge. J. J.: Before I handle the case, I think I ought to read the will. M. M.: Yes, Judge. J.J.: We, the Class of '53, do hereby leave the following last will and testament behind as we depart from these hallowed halls. Albert Geetter leaves a dictionary to HPHS so that all future generations will be sure to spell his name with two e's and two .t's. Juanita Parsons leaves her great gift of gab to Marilyn Daniels. Merilyn Gamble leaves her ability to tie granny knots to Doris Kozma. Bill Bertucio, Kenny Fernino, and Kenny Forrester leave their lunchroom arguments echoing through the halls of HPHS. Bette Watt leaves her electrifying personality to Ryna Mann. Kathleen Shea leaves her giggle to Cecile Bertfand. Wes Mann leaves his female admirers to Joe Hall. Pat Tyszka leaves her enthusiasm for the swimming team to Jeannette Andrews. Joyce Shepard leaves her dramatic ability toa Marie Conte. Bud Beckett leaves Sharon Powers all alone so that she can recover from her stiff neck-acquired while looking up at Bud. Bob Pinto leaves his broken pencils to Mr. Lougee so that he will have enough pencils for those geometric figures. Terry McGowan leaves her Back Bay accent to Libby Antarsh. Dick Hatch leaves with Joan Popek and Willie Parker leaves with Bernie Przywara. Art Titus leaves behind the eight ball. Concetta Sinopoli, Olivia Scacca, and Anna Silvestri leave Mr. Buckley to peace and quiet. Kathleen Daly leaves her gas pedal to the driver education aspirants. Dick Boccaccio and Gil Oliveira leave their weight and substance to next year's football team. Audrey Stearns leaves her Senior Snaps to Priscilla Brown. Willett Wiggins leaves his voice to A Cappella. Mrs. Tranberry's fourth period class wishes to replenish her supply of Life-savers. The bus for the New Haven Tournament leaves the flagpole. . Bill Hannon, Bob Kelley, Nick Koback, and Joe Krukowski leave their crew cuts to Room 29. J.J. CPassionatelyD: I can't go on, I just can't. M.M.: Why, Judge? J.J.: I can't see, my glasses are all fogged up. Please finish reading the will. M.M.: Tom Mawdsley leaves his two front teeth as a reminder of Thanksgiving Day. Lillie Love leaves her first aid bandages to next year's victims. Mary McCarron leaves her macaroons to the cafeteria. Ronny Taus leaves his convertible to any junior who likes the wide open spaces and plenty of fresh air. Nancy Hagedorn leaves the editorship of the class book to a junior as capable as she. Conrad Cote leaves his female admirers weeping at his loss. Dick Davis leaves the Broad Street lectures to Goldie Virginia Dubicki, Cynnie Eckert, and Joan Gleba leave their seats at the Chicken Coop to next year's chickens. Marilyn Gilbert leaves her sneaks to Audrey Byrn. Lillian Der Sarkissian leaves her abilities in writing for The Chronicle to Bob Lehmann. Danny George and Bill Murphy leave the steno class. 143 jean Moynihan and Betsy Gilfoy leave their short red hair to Ann Higgins. joan Verret leaves her confused state of mind to any junior who wants it. Pat Tudesco leaves her 95 in trigonometry to any brilliant junior who can measure up to it. Carlos Lavado leaves his curly hair to Billy Ray. Caroline Hirth, joan Kazienko, and Ramona Wescott leave with rings on their fingers. Rosemary Horan leaves her undying conceit to Frances Angelo. Barbara Hill leaves her love for shorthand to Lorraine Denyer. Tom Greco and Richard Graves leave the drinking fountain outside Room 26 to next year's class. Gracemary Tricarico leaves her scales in chem lab. after a year's violent struggle. Nancy Kavanagh leaves her four-language books to future linguists. Norma Clark leaves her talent to next year's president of the Girls League. Lorraine Richard leaves her echoing footsteps to the halls of HPHS. Frances D'Abate, Shirley Daigle, Esther Berardi, and Marjorie Baldwin leave their fond memories of those lunchroom conversations. And finally, Barry Rubin leaves his execrable, stentorian laugh to anyone who wants it. The Class bequeaths the following to the members of the faculty: To Mr. Gifford and Mr. Wolcott, a fresh supply of lab experiments to take up all the chem. students' spare time. To Miss Alderson, a special squad of private detectives to keep track of her class book editorial board. To Miss Crowley, a full length mirror. To Mr. Quirk, our friend and principal, we leave our heartfelt thanks, together with a megaphone so that he can be heard in Broad Street and Hopkins Street at the same time. P.S.-We leave a scooter to Cornelius Glynn so he can hurry all the faster on those important errands. Signed- The Class of '55. 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