Norwich Free Academy - Mirror Yearbook (Norwich, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1940 volume:

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Ely. wc. thc Class of 1940. 1 f , f 7 f, iz .... ii- ,lfllj 1 ,XJ 5,4511 Cfqnna lyyoycf Campus Views 6-' Adminis The Academy is proud of the friendly spirit on campus between teachers and students. All student activities have a faculty adviser who adopts a hands off policy until advice is sought. The students really admire and respect the faculty. Rarely are student privileges abused. This honor system makes it possible for Academy students to be treated as adults and to he allowed to direct their own affairs. ation of '7!1e Maw!! ln l9l'l th1 lllllldlllg wav Lump gud to rnplau. nhl Uugmll lWll1lCl1I1g B6ldCN th Prmupxlq offlcc oxcr thlrty cldwroom md txuv l1rgc lll Hl1UDT1C thnx hullclmg Lo11ta1nQ .1 modern nfl Ill crc umllum 1 prnpucd for two thlr of thc tu C11 1 y L 1111 111ml ludu1t lrc crxgd hy then uvxn L1lU.Lr11 In nhl 'VIIIII Bllll 111g Llldgnt follow thc flax-lml Gangml md U L mu ol tudy pcr I1 t111l y md T11 yur Llp L11 L1llyl1g1 lll K 111 xun . . 1 3 ' ' ' l' ' ' ' ' ' 1 . 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Qft J 'N ' ' .. fx, '7fxe dqameg B In September 1936 the Home Economics Department was added to the school A beautxful home on Broadway was modernlzed and equnpped wxth the very newest ldeas ln creating an ldeal home Girls are tralned ln the graclous art of home maklng by studying cookmg sewmg and chlld care A nursery school with children of pre school age m attendance gxves practxce ln the care of chlldren, rn the preparatlon of their noon luncheon and ln amusmg them by supervxsed play '41-W..v ' ',fv-. f' - fl-, t 5 Q A f - J ' I I-I 'N . If ' V. gf A, 1 X V . X , ,Q . , , , 7114 www ,u awww, Mlss Ella M Norton gave the beautlful Norton Memorral Buxld 19353 and provldes adequate room for boys and glrls physxcal nee s The mam gymnaslum measures nmety two by seventy five feet It 15 cllvxded by a foldmg partztxon whxch makes the room 1nto two adequate gymnasmms A practxcal health program 15 carned out through exammatlon by a doctor of every student m September Dr LEWIS Sears xs at the gymnaslum on Tuesday and Frlday for free consultation .di- ,Y ing in memoryof her father, Henry B. Norton. It was dedicated in we swat ,ummz gmzam, lvir Wlllxam A Slater gave thls huxldmg whlch contains Slater Mu eum and the Peck Llbrary lt also contalns an audltonum called Slater Hall The Museum was opened on Noxember 27 1888 Valuable eollectlons of all klnds are being added The most recent glft was the Early Amerlcan Room presented by Mr Raymond Case of the Academy faculty Peck Lxbrary on the second floor wa founded ID 1856 by 'virs Harriet Peck Wxllxams ln honor of her father Captam Bela Peck a soldxer m the Amerxcan Rexolutlon 5-s..-lrnqf 'See Qau 70l144fJ1ll Nlmy hippy mcmomeg au rcgallcd by flxll pmture for our oclal llfe unter around thc C l7LlllLl1I1g In thc Gym we hav: yelled our elxcQ hoar e in cmmng hm lwtlmll gum and damcd off our excltemcnt when UIC xxhmlc hlm Mmy wt ug learned to dance Wt thc lmc Hop Wm one rm 1k1 1n unc gu Fclrnml lI1Il1C Gym gr Hdll num play l I1 Spmlung III Q. ll 11111 uh 'Vll L -wyu I tw dppllu 11 alum studnnt u - 1 U . UD' N and 3 'Q ll ' d 1 A lux 'l lp to practxcc a few damn at rccc-5, Now and then we attended a Slab ' 'L lx ' f. 51:0 Rflllllllg. l' :Q K , L' L d thx L 11 4 CI . 11NlY'l .1113 ny H.-gan-lub ' a Ll ur fx, '7!fe 6 B To meet the educatxonal needs of Norwxch the Academy man agement Hnanced the Commercial Building rn 1937: To repay the money, an mcreased tuxtnon was enforced All the commerc1al work covering the four year course IS taught nn thus modern buxldmg The course mcludes trammg 1n Enghsh m socxal studxes, and xn practlcal arts and crafts Graduates of thus department have been very successful m obtammg posmons m many of our large cntres as well as 1n Norwxch offices Several have tramed to become commerclal teachers a, . l 5 ll I 1 x . Ulf: ,fa ,jj . E' f 5 I ' 'rf ,X X' ' , ' is V A fe- V ' ' .Lvfg . A ' 'A ' f .1 - ' V' A H Q - . 7 . THIRTY'SEVEN YEARS DE LEADERSHIP 1903 - Ma. 71?nelZ p 1 . ! For thirtyfseven years Mr. Henry A. Tirrell has been principal of the Norwich Free Acad' emy and has seen the school grow from an ex' ceptionally fine high school to an institution whose influence is felt all over the country. During his period of leadership, the Main Building has been erected to replace the origf inal Academy building. The Manual Training Building has been enlarged and equipped with modern machinery. The Printing Department has presses which make it possible to print the Mirror and the RED AND WHITE on campus. The Art School has added evening classes for adults, who do ine work in painting, pottery and jewelry. Slater Museum has been modern' ized through the efforts of Mrs. Ozias Dodge, who has arranged the many collections which llfaokdfq ,Jack 38 ,qealu- have made the Museum famous. The Vander' poel collection of Oriental treasures is one of the finest in America. Mr. Raymond Case has recently furnished an Early American room for the Museum. The Commercial Building has been built to give expert commercial training to students who are entering business. The Norton Memorial Health Center gives space for the required physical training, is the scene of basketball games and the increasingly popular Dime Hops. Over on Broadway is our beau- tiful Home Economics Building, where girls are taught cooking, sewing, household management, and the gracious art of creating happy homes. A nursery school gives practice in child care. The clubhouse replaces the little white house with a few cold water showers where athletes shivered not so long ago. These are tangible evidences of Mr. Tirrell's leadership, but there is a farther reaching achievement in the hearts of Academy alumni. To them he is the wise, kindly, witty principal who always understood their problems, rejoiced with them in their triumphs, athletic and schof lastic, and given them the encouragement to start all over when things went wrong. It is fitting that Mr. Tirrell should retire while he is active, alert, eager to be a vital part of the community, and happy in the realization that he is still needed. While he will not sit behind the office desk, the Academy is fortunate to have him in an advisory capacity to guide the policies of the school by his wisdom, by his faith in youth, by his broad understanding of the problems which face presentfday high school students. anode!! 7eam of 190.2 Lower Row: Mullen, Barber, Vars Avery Gleason Row Above: Frisbie, Gibbs, Bent, Richards McNamara Keane. Extreme Top: Mr. Tirrell, Thresher Lucas Qawztaf 1919 - .zo First Rott-Left lu Right: Mrs Eastman, Miss Seo' field, Mr. Latham, Miss Woods, Miss Leavens, Mr Tirrell, Miss Marshall, Miss ldalmer. Dr. Bunncll Miss Baker, Mrs. Haskell. Second Rout Miss Taylor. Miss Pierce, Miss Bowman Miss Canty, Miss Currier, Miss Sharp, Miss Brown Miss Crocker, Miss Lathrop. Third Row: Mr. McKay, Mr. Walden, Mr. McGnrrill Mr. Cranston, Mr. Congdon, Mr. Bradlaw. Jfavuf 14. P ' , Born South Chatham, Massachusetts, on August 7, 1873. Graduated Norwich Free Academy 1890, A.B., Wesley'an Univerf sity,1894g University ot' Chicago 1899' 19005 Honorary M.A., Trinity College 1914, Wesleyan Lfniversity, 1934. Teacher, Pennington Collegiate lnstif tute 189-4'96g teacher 1896-99, 190003, principal 1903-1940, The Norwich Free Academy, president, Norwich Savings Society, director, Hartford Connecticut Trust Company, Thames Branch, director, Connecticut Light and Power Company. Corporator, William W. Backus Hospital. Member Head Masters' Association, Alpha Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa. Club,Arcanum. llfaafdnq Jack .20 yeclvin Fa THE NORWICH FREE ACADEMY HE Academy IS classlhed by the Connectrcut State Board of Educatron as an endowed and lncorporated Academy approved as a Hrgh School for certrficatron purposes and for the attendance of puprls whose turtron IS to be pa1d from publlc funds Thls means that lt 15 prrvate ln management and publ1c rn servrce For elghty four years rt has served th1s communrty and many surround mg towns The hope of ICS founders that rt mrght be a free school hrs never been fulfrlled Numb rs haxe mcreased far beyond the expectatrons of 1ts or1g1na1 donors and whrle lfS endowment both rn equrpment and 1n the years It requlres very l1tt1e thought however to see that the prrvate manage ment of the school has been of great fmancral value to Norw1ch The burden of expans1on to meet rncreasrng needs has not fallen on taxpayers but has been borne by prlvate cltrzens whose affectron for the school has been mam fested by numerous bequests and glfts These benefactors have belrex ed that they were helplng the communrty by provrdrng for the welfare of 1ts young people Srnce 1856 nearly 15 000 puprls have had at least 1 par tml course hert Over 5 000 have been graduated after a four year course It IS to be hoped that you the members of the Class of 1940 wrll take w1th you a lrvely sense of what you owe to past generatlons and a strong determ1nat1on to do your best to just1fy the hopes and sacrrfices of our bene factors HENRY A TIRRELI Prmapal ll ' ll . K K I I 1 ' . c X V l A ' L c ' ' ' . ' ' ' LL 57 2 y 9 ' ' I investments has steadily grown, the income per pupil has decreased through ' ' , , HB ' 11 I K 4 . 1 I I U x I , C x , ' I . T I 7 ' , y I n T C C - 'K ls X. , . , , , . 5 1 -o MARJORII ABLL nurslty nfl mmm: ut B S luasL Nunn S hx nl of Physu xl hducatmn Physxcal Edufatlon Rosn BETTENCOURT Bay Path Boakkeepmg PAL L BRADLAXL Pfmtmg A1Iecl1amcu1Dmumg THE FACULTY Emru A1 mxovnr H L K llcge Rini llffx. M A llngluh Busmcss Traxnnwng CARLTON D BLANCHARD Massachusetts State B S Chcm1st1y Physiology Bnology Axxr 9 Bnoxxx Helemn PhB RL Tu AkNDl:RQhN Tuoxnx H BALIIXXIN f lumhln Umxcruly M A Lnlxvr ltw QMQIXIL B A M A comm U Ut Cl-'HW-9 A B Hnlory Lau E ouumx Hxstovy FAITH BQMOEY ALNIA M BOWMAN. Wcblqan Umxcrslty A B Cnrnell Unnerwxty B 9 Fvcnch Malhemalncs in ncc :Wm B1 an PITLRI CNRBRAY 1 lumhn P1nmug nldlh mams UWYU ' ln I rncll xt nfavnxlx lc K .xv ll worm x DLpavtmcn! : ' 31-' ' 3 ' ..' '.'.' . 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B.-AA Head Of fhf C0YY1'T1'3'fCi0l4l'1d Smith, B.A. University of Connecticut, B.S Hartford Collcgc of Law, L.L.B. Manual T1d!Ill1lg Departments Algebm' Latin Columbia University EYlSliSl'I Physical Health Education, Athletics 22 THE FACULTY HOWARD B Dmfmmx Mlluf UNT B DN0 um I mum :nu L x L - hnnrwn CnllLg,L NI A Sprlmjn ld I5 S fnlulnhm Umur-:ty lhyanul Eduumovx Arhhtxu D ummm Plbm SF A B ly p :th Inslxtuu B C ll A B ares U we Tcuhlm., Trunlny, K nur Am- 11mvxH1xtu1y Covnvnumty L11 Busmcss Tfammg Typhwfllwg BUUK H PWA Muw G EQHBALY H C1 crux Foxruxn MRS O lu Don 1 C-xssmv E DR1bc,oLL ,kdm g IL mL,A,,, K uwrplmxlx Unlxuslty A B M A rxunlus Buslmas Tmlulrlg EASTMAN Umm! ity uf Wisconsin B A Tum., A , 4 A Umxcrslty off ullfurnn M A Fxm Arts Eughsh Geongr F Fox-mmf GERTRLJDE GALLIGANI Smxth Collcve wma 1: ymvmmuvx T 1 B Mr Cullpse Assistant lo Physical Instructor Llbfdfldfl Lau, OM c Pmrtice O cc E2 3 Machmes ' . .' 31' - F3 Z.: ui - K- , , Q V c:..1 I-1. U -.nv D, ,V U, ,-1L,,, M . :- -- - -' . L . Syl.'S'Ul1 r.lly, li L.I. . .. , . ' 1 1, A ' Q Lxlqnxg HARRIET R. DURKEE WANIPA Z- DYMUN MRS. CHARLOTTE joslzvumri ERWIN -- . M - ' ' 4' A fl SC nl -- -rAfsf11,,,1 HJ ' 31' I- '- y . X ' D A v G : cache cfm 1' ' R '. C ' . 3? 1 II THE FACULTY GRACE B GARDINLR GhORc1AxA R GARIIPY Connect: ut f'-mllegf: A B TU hlra Trnmn 'KRTHL R GOLDRI Rf Nux YOrkUmur1tx B 'K Sclcnc Lhgvrtxitrg Bai' Plrh C lumhm M A C Pmctl L Fllmg Boo 'un 1xc.uxHnlurx Community plug Typunvmng L R ldll S4195 MIRIAAI GORDON l Ll' fY L ll 'Hmm Appr cmtxon Eugh h Buumw Tmmmg Econmnx RUTH W GRODOTZIKE L1LLA C HERShY ANINA T HOLMES Harvard A B M A CUUUCUILUI College A B Unncr nts Of Hams B A Slmography Salpsnzanshnp Busnuss L,-nlumbla MA Arnthvnetxc Enghsh Mlfcbell J3kUb0WSk1 VIRQ INIA S JOSEPH DOROTHY C KEEFE School of Mu cum of Fme Art Comm MCU! College A B 'rt 'I 1 DT English LL!! ring F1 ure S Ltd! 4 Lalm Music THEODORE O KExNnDY Assxstunt m Shopu O1 x . 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Ex, VMS Sh'-l , .1v: in Art., Agv::nIt1uc Bf,f!.,n D .::fm1 f, -1, Hlwlu Avi, XX' ' A g I 2 THE FACULTY LAURA S WHITILHLAD C01 RTLAND G WHITNTY BLANCHF O WILBER Rom W1Lc ox Unnusxty uf Conncctxcut B S Mlddlulwllry B 5 Desmgn f HHIICUIUIY Ulllhkb B A Llolhmg Huvmmakmg 1 Bxology Athhtxcs Amin!! H S1073 CIVICS MABEL H TALCOTT Tm on0RA Gom RIS Unncrmy of Mlchlgan A I3 Alfred Umxcrexty folumhn Unncrilu M A pun U, Enghsh Hxstmx JAMES A WILLIAMS Uruurslty of CODHECIICUC B S Umversxty of New Hampglmc M S LUNCH DEPARTMENT Mas MARY L STEWART F DAWN GAT JOSEPIHUNE DICKERMAN Huld of Department Assxslant Assistant H811 . ' 1 ,F , 1 . . A i , . '-j, . . C ' , . v MAIN OFFICE KATHERINE MURRAY ANNE E. SI-IEA EBBA V. PIERSON HELEN B. WODKA LOTTIE A. SUCHOLBT COMMERCIAL OFFICE MARIE L PIERSON DORIST PETERSON MILDRED POTTER LIBRARY ART SCHOOL MUSEUM SHIRLEY M TABER EDINA PERRIN OLIVE B BEEBE JOSEPHINE ROGALSKI MARY G CASE CUSTODIANS OF BUILDINGS JOSEPH ZICTORAC WILLIAM SCI-IAEEEER B ld rugs ARTIILR B BREEN JAN SCHAEFFER Ass ta t to PM Ical Ins! IC! S p I tcnde 2 of Buxldmgs Cunod a Xorgon Me I vml I29 Cuslodmn, Comcrcxal Buxldmq Cuslodmn. Slater and Converse UI I li Tl 'S YK D15 ll ff Tl V1 I n, 1 no Bm! Ing Student Administration The class officers direct the Policies of the Senior class and meet each year to Plan the budget for operating Senior affairs. The President appoints the committees to handle the Mirror, the Prom and all other Commencement activities. Not only the Senior class but the Whole school receives the ben' efits of interesting assemblies planned and carried on by the Senior Advisory Board. This year outdoor assemblies have been held on the bleachers. . 5-.. 5' 1' ': iii 6- . JF 4 4. 5, 4 , . yy . M: I4 - ll From Left to Rrght J Barley F Barbarossa P Morosky J Avclevrtch J Ibbrson Back H Hyde P Bray J Leone R Lyon CLASS OFFICERS Prevmdent PAUL MOROSKY Vice President JULIA AVDEVICH Secretary FREDERICK BARBAROSSA Hzstomm PATRICK BRAY Fmance Board HARLAN HYDE JANET BAILEY ROBERT LYON JANE IBBISON SENIOR COMMITTEES GIFT COMMITTEE MOTTO COMMITTEE Nathan Shields Ch awman John Fells Helen Rogers Samuel Gordon Marlbel Ward COLOR COMMITTEE Ralph D1 Fronzo Chanrman Wrllram Frye Lawrence Guenm George Srlverman Chazrman W1ll1am Abel Barbara Elllott Raymond Izbrckn Arlene Sullivan DECORATION COMMITTEE W1ll1am Buckley Chawman Dorothy Belhveau Vlrglma Goodrlch Robert Dolan Louise Antonelll Frank Pxsolowskr Lucxlle Brunelle Charles Walker Lottle Wanagel PROM COMMITTEE Julia Avdevlch Clfmwman Thomas Gallxgan Julxa Banas Iohn Meyers Eleanor Carter Robert Wrrth Lucrlle Metcalf I3 Treasurer f-ffff JOHN LEONE 2 ll Fmt Row Left to Rzght R Contx E Santo D Booker P Morosky G Lathrop E Hrggms R IZblCkl Second Row R Waterhouse R Lyon M Gaumond H Ryan Thnrd Row R Horton j Wnght Mr Cramer C Kucharskx SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD For the flrst t1me III the hlstory of the Academy the Semor Advlsory Board began 1ts act1v1t1es 1n the fall 1nd conducted a serles of outdoor assembhes for the entlre school under the superv1s1on of Mr Cramer asslsted by M155 Norman Seated on the new bleachers on the west slde of the campus students heard a serxes of assembly programs that helped them to 1mprove school standards In September the program stressed school sp1r1t cooperatlon and consrderatxon of the essentials for a well organlzed school On October '70 a program was presented to commemorate the elghty thlrd annlversary of the foundmg of the NOfW1Ch Free Academy honormg 1fS founders and comparmg the past and present of the Academy On AfmlSI1C6 day a program was presented 1n con nect1on Wlth the Amerlcan Legxon on mternatlonal peace and good w1ll Durlng the course of the year the Board has been actlvely engaged 1n makmg posters for bulletln boards and cartoons for the RED AND WHITE As soon as the weather 15 favorable they w1ll contlnue thelr outdoor assembly programs Mr Tlrrell spoke at each assembly Raymond I blckl acted as mnouncer ln 1ntro ducmg the programs and the Bmd Drum Corps md Orchestra helped to emphasxze the varxety of lnterests at school l33 'O 'K' 1' Ill ' ia I ,- 7'f - : . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . : . ,. , . ,. . :. ,. , . ,. . x .14 V , if 5,4 l 1 3, A 3 . 1 1 1 K ' -1, I , vf ' f ' 9 9 V ' D 3 ' Y . 1 , 4- 1 . 1 f 3 5 I ,L 1 , 1 Mary Ooughlin Faculty Adviser 1 . Charles P. Weiss Editor - in - Chief EDITORIAL Last December we were given the honor of turnmg Out a MIRROR that would keep fresh the names and faces of class mates for remmlscence of another day and also to record a few Of the year s outstanding events fr1vOlOus and ser1ous This year, however, we have endeavored through the MIRROR to express our apprec1at1on to Mr Tirrell for his k1nd and s1ncere Interest In us We are Indebted to a great many people who have g1ven us Invaluable a1d In carrylng out our plans and we would especmlly ment1on Myles Stand1sh, Thomas Wmters Russell Balrd Ohn D1 Gange, Raymond Case and the New Haven Reg1ster We are also, under spec1alobl1gat:1On to Mlss Mary Coughhn Paul Bradlaw and Mltchell Jakubowski for thelr tlreless efforts May all the good luck and success that attended thls MIRROR be reflected IH the l1ves of all our classmates CHARLES P Wslss Edztor In Clue Assrstant Editor Advertising Manager Advertxsmg Manager Aduertusmg Manager Advertxsmg Manager Asslstant Edutor II34 - A . . , 9 : . . , . , J 3 9 Patrick F Bray William T. Buckley Donald R. Drake Johnrjl Brennan Seymour Beit Betty R Hyman Paul Bradlaw Faculty Adviser Ftrs! Row Let to Rlght betonl Row M D Amato Tomaxno lxostelos Booker Leyko Maxson Lathrop Conti Baran H Komaclu E Rlmek A Marr E Santo M Emerson I Abel M Allegrettl W Dabroskl MIRRQR STAFF Third Raw Fourth Row Sllxerlleb Nelkm Chapman Feam Rothenberg Ly ston E Selkoxx xtz B Kxrstun M baumontl C Argentx I Mantle' Fzfth Row A loldberg N Allien J Ennght j Wright W Frye E Walsh E Connolly 1 Malerba W Huntxngton I Wmters M Phlllxp Busmeaa Manager Sports Edxtor Busmeta Manager C Kroll and R bxlxerberg C,and1..l Photographers lv5ll J L Sxxth Row Euster Welsman Kro Sllverberg buenm Pavu low skx ' f l ' 1 ' , . ' . ' ' B. K ' ., ' . .' . I . L. ' - ' . S. , A F. - - ' ,- - I A. E. Coulopolous ' Y K. C- Houngan ' I F. Cipriani V. 5 ' ' R. ' R- ' - - A. ' . .1 - - A. . . T. . . , - l r 4 Left to Rrght W Stoklosa S Rothenberg E Runek H Kornackr E Selkowrtz A Baron R Contx N Alfien A Marr M DAmato I Mulholland L Tomamo E Coulopoulos TYPISTS FOR THE MIRROR The Staff has worked long and hard all vvmter to produce tlus Mnfor The reporters hurrled about gettmg mformatlon about the Semors puttmg It unto clever paragraphs choosmg the1r lay out argumg about the cand1d shots wh1ch turned out so well The buslness managers d1d a grand job of arrangmg appo1ntments Wlth the photographer wh1le the energet1c advertlsmg managers sold space to the merchants of Norw1ch When all the copy came to the edltor he turned It over to the skrlled typ1sts who worked every afternoon on wrlte ups One error meant a re type so the glrls learned accuracy Now the Mirror IS fimshed and everyone on the staff has profited by maklng new fr1endsh1ps and hy learmng co operatlon as well as 1n1t1at1ve and respons1h1l1ty ll36 . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , I . A K 5 9 , , . k 5 , . . 3 ' a ' ' .fee Kweleauag Classmates Th1s day our last together as a class marks the commence ment of a most 1mportant per1od 1n our hves We go forth to take our place as c1t1z,ens of the world We have just planted 1vy ln outward l1v1ng symbol of our lnward feehngs and as the 1vy grows from day to day so shall our apprecxatlon for our Alma Mater grow For some of us th1s IS the end of school l1fe wh1le others w1ll go to 1nst1tut1ons of hlgher learnlng Yet whatever field we enter we need not fear the future for we are fundamentally prepared our careers 1n the s1mpl1c1ty of youth But the ny IS destlned to grow and spread 1ncreas1ng 1n beauty and usefulness So let 1t be w1th us Let each day flnd us ach1ev1ng greater he1ghts 1ncreas1ng m usefulness and broaden1ng our mlnds and char acters Durmg the past four years we have mcurred a great debt to the former generatlons who helped bu1ld our school to our parents to Mr Tlrrell to the members of the faculty and to the trustees of the Norwich Free Academy Let us repay thls debt by hung useful lrves and by helpmg the commg generatlons of young people as these others have helped us 3 3 just as the ivy begins its life as a tender plant, so do we start fag 0116104 SENIOR ALBUM The Class of 1940 H clever and not so fond of books, teachers' pride and teachers' trial, tall, short, fat, slim- hut all loyal Seniors, loathe to leave their beloved Academy. Three have already made the long journey from this earth, but they are forever in our hearts. To all of us, God's speed on our journey into life. May we all hold closely Academy teachings and Acad' emy ideals. H7 afd' , , 4 ' 71,1 . X f 1 V f- . - - ..f'-me-v i .. .,- - . . . J- ri- . '--24.-I-WZ,-lf,f ffk:'5.Q-f ,i.ff'if'-3 5f3 g:i ' ' ' A ,- . V. - iz-3ULlf!?5liu,:',x3H gi- Lg.. ,g..w- , U A ' . . f- Q ' ' Vg ,RK 'YA , , . . N- :e.L'v 1?-L-'.'.JE7. r f,:-ew'!,Q5 f---' , .V - .f wg- , f y t 4 MN , xv, :,,., Q. Q ,,,'.1,,:,-,f,,h. 3M,,z,.L,D' ,Jig '-gui V 1,1 E. .1 v . 4 - . L. . , J ,f.,',,m.f l ',.,H: -vm, ,-,.ff ,rf1-. -. . x. , .,1f,-.- ,-wud. vrfp -,ff . , -.W . -r A 4 . ,. , .Q A vw .ns .V ? 'H Q 'f ,'x ' If-ROLIH P ELQTER joux LEVANTO jouxj McGl mr L HJ m Frm Ram: nts K law Dum 1 B it Xulund CHARLY9 P WLxQS N mt Eu1gt1 B tgportmlxn L11 s At cle Roarm H LYON Campus Kung Clasx Xoblenmn PAL L MOROSLY Moi! Vuluabl Bur Sdm a1 Onc XX hom Fortune F41 015 ,101-rx R FELLS THEODORE N LALDo1xh EMANL FL CHASNOFF THOMAQ H GALLII AIN Com: enev llost Sums Xoblcman Class Actor Xxcesr Pcrsoualxzy UH ZA c-ck:-U tv. vi I c ini A1 R V h ' I i. D . . 1' . . 4, f O ,L Q if L1 flLLl V BRLNIELLE ELEANORD CARTER Rm! P CUNTI Clad H1 FIM RUHYICMS Louehest Lady B it Xatund Bmmm W ELLIOTT 41 X I ILLIA AVDEVICH Campus .Quan Floss Danccv Mm! Encrgehc Host X uluabfe ICLAI Pcnuvmlxty HARRII T E Rs ax A xlSpu1lxurm 'vixnmu F W ARD CONQTAXVE X For RThR 'VIARIL K GAL xmxu E1 r una! SKNTO Most Suauc Ladx Csass A uns Best S nolar L 1 0 I4 ABELL WILLIAM JAMES Alras Brll Achvslres Algebra Prize 2 Motto Committee Amrable and rntellrgent Brll rs a pol rshed product of our own art school I classes and out Brll says rt wrth prctures However hrs rs no one track mrnd as he does everythrng well One day We may recognrze hrm as a curator of a large mu seum but whatexer hrs linal fate we are sure that thrs Abell artrst wrll attarn success Noted For Drawrng prctures rn class Highest Ambrhon To be successful rn ar IEP ANGELOPOULOS GEORGE D Alias Butch Aclwrtres Orchestra 2 If you have forgotten the hrt of the week or just cant remember who srngs wrth an orchestra rf you want to know the latest sensatron rn swrng or the hottest trumpet just ask Butch He and hrs pals lrsten to the dance orchestras late and early Even the mrlkman arrrves before they tum off the radro Noted For Tellrng good stories Hughes! Ambrtron To become an orchestra leader H an H4 AGRANOVITCH PAUL JESSE Alxas Granny lctwmes Tall Dark and Repulsrve Club Play shop2 3 4 Camera Club2 Prrze Speakrng2 3 4 Who rs that fellow the grrls have been rushrng of late None other than Paul one of the charter members of The Tall Dark and Repulsrve Club' When not busy wrth the farrer sex Granny usually rs talkrng polrtrcs for some day he rntends to become a senator from Connectrcut Hrghesl Ambmon To take advanced algebra from Miss Brown ALFIERI NICHOLAS FRANCIS Alras Nrck Man with the Mandolm Aclwrlles Mrrror Staff Unknown to many Nrck rs one of the Lonely Mountarneers who broadcast over WNLC regularly Some day Nrck wants to broadcast over a natronwrde hook up But then he rs a modest chap and keeps hrs after school lrfe unassumrng Around school cherubrc Nrck shyly smrles at some grrls but he rs more rnterested rn workmg for a hrgh average Noled For Playrng rn the Hrllbrlly Band Hrghesl Ambrlron To broadcast on a bugger sta trun BARANOWSKI JOSEPH A has Baron J oe He rs quret and srncere and rnterested rn hrs studres Joe lrkes everythmg that con cerns the woods and streams huntmg Hshmg boatrng swrmmrng What a fine preparatron he has for Jornrng the Navy Noted For Frshrng huntrng Hrghesl Ambrlron To jorn the Navy or own hrs own bout BARBAROSSA FREDERICK A Aims Freddse Actwrhes Alpha Iota Epsilon 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Intra Mural Basketball 1 2 4 N Club Mrnstrel 3 N ' Club 3 4 Track 4 Secretary of Senror Class An eager boy races from the bench dances strff legged rnto place and warts rmpatrently for the ball He scoops rt under hrs arm and he s off dodgrng tacklers for a needed run Freddre gets hrs dancrng feet to work at the noontrme dances rn the gym where he Jrtterbugs lrke a veteran Noted For Collectrng grrls ribbons Hughes! Ambrhon To graduate from the Unrver arty of Colm Y - ,.. -s, : 5 ' . , . . ,, . .. . , , c . n .. . -.t . . . r , . . . , . . ' Y V 1 . ... .. . . . . .. : . L , Y ' . 'f H - I fe - u n - - n . , , 1 , : - ' : ' . v v 3 5 q 1 - M . ,, . Q - - .. . ' .. I . 1. V - .t . -.. 1 J - .. 1 ' , . , 1 , ' ' as 4 . . .. .. . . ' . . I9 . .. ' . . .. . .,, . ' K. 6 , . . X Q . . , ' Noted For: Height. : ' ' - ' , . ' , f. s. t. - st - . . s ' I ' . al - ii at . . , H I .. ts . I Q ' - , U ns U rs - , N - rs . , . V - I I A I : n 5 v . . . , . ,U U W A 1 u n 1 ' r 1 1 - ' .U 1 . . Y , 1 , , , . ev' , , . - O 1 I' . - . r , I , r . . . N 4 ' . . . - ..., st - - . . . , . BEIT SAMUEL JACOB BOHARA MICHAEL JULIAN JR Alias Seymour Actrvittes Epsilon Iota Sigma 2 3 4 Camera Club I Assistant Track Team Manager Adver using Manager of Mirror A real business man and a very eHicient salesman who is busy every minute in the store He has hustled around very busily securing ads for the Mwvor He and Chuck are soon going to reform the world Noted For Not completely doing his homework Highest Ambition To be a Certified Public Ac couuunt Alias Mickey Activities Baseball 3 Mickey is a diligent worker He is never satisfied unless his work is perfect and even then he tries to make it better His suave personality and friendly attitude make him an agreeable companion Noted For Jokn-ig at the wrong time Highest Ambition To get a Civil Service posi tion BONKOWSKI STANLEY FRANCIS Alias Sarge Sarge is a resident of Room 24 where one usually sees him busy with his books Outside of school Sarge is interested in golf ln addition to the game he enjoys golf sticks of which he has a fine collection Sarge also finds mterest in military affairs and he considers American history to be his weakness Noted For Caddymg at the Norwich Golf Club Highest Ambition To go to a military school Bonowsici Josspi-i Joi-:N A has C ofee Coffee with his easy going casual manner and his continued absences is noted for fooling in class and getting away with it too Among his yearly hooky days season Good shooting Coffee Noted for Pooling in class Highest Ambition To see the world fNoi through a porthole if possible P BOLDUC, RAYMOND Alias: Roy Activities: Phi Alpha Mu l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2: N Club Minstrel J. Suave Roy belongs to the group of Seniors who hustle along intent on their own affairs. He and Tommy Dennis argue about the relative merits of dance bands and defend individual performers whom they see in Hartford. Roy is a practical man, though, for he intends to own a laundry and clean up. Noted For: Wise sayings. Highest Ambition: To become a Certihed Public Accountant. BOULEY GILBERT JOSEPH Alias Gil Activities Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Club Minstrel 2 3 Track 3 4 N Club 3 4 Tall Dark and Repulsive Club Witty good natured athletic and versa tile are a few of the adjectives that might be used in giving a characterization of Gil His wit and good nature have made him popular his versatility insures his future success Noted For Making new football plays Highest Ambition To coach football if-A W 12 114 , , 9 ' - : .. ., - : .. . ,, . .. : . . , s 5 . .. : . I ' : ' ' . A dh 1 - , .. .,,: .: N f , , n n . . , , . . . , , - V Y 9 ' 9 I 1 , . : .. .. - : .. ,. i I I 4 . V ' , tt 1- . . 4 . - , . h L' . N t ' collecting different varieties of golf balls and aie the first two weeks of the hunting ' Q4 - 0 ue, x' .. .. ' . . ., , ' ' ' ' if . , fills . : . .Mig H , '- . . . 1 re ,,,vYAfx-fi. E I ' ' D ' V . . . V' Ti A-If' 0 gg 5 Al ' : ' ' . Aga' ' ,Lf , A ' ll .5 BOYNTON, RUSSELL V. Alias: Bud Bud is noted for traveling with a loping walk. His long legs seem to eat up the dis- tances. Almost every day Bud is found swinging along to school regardless of weather conditions. Bud keeps pretty much to himself and does not have much to say, but he is quietly absorbing an education and will be a valued addition to any firm. Noted For: Traveling. Highest Ambition: To live in the Pacific North- Welt. Q19 -no- BROWNING CHARLES COLE Alla Tip Tip as he is called by his friends if not found home is either hunting or trap p1ng sports which he loves He is a mem ber of the Norwich Fish and Game Club Tip is interested in the activities of this club and is a very active member He raises bantam chickens and has won many prizes wxth his stock Noted For Collecting birds eggs Highest Ambxhon To be a machinist in Pratt and Whimey s Q,f? '! ,hx 5' W -5,4 A 1 ll44 F BRAY PATRICK FRANCIS A has Pat Actnntzes English and History Prize l Ancsent History Honorable Mention 1 Red and White 2 3 Representative Latin Contest 2 Harvard Club Book 3 Class Historian 4 Assistant Editor of Mirror Pat is an outstanding student in all of his classes if you can believe his report card But dont let his studlousness fool you as he Ends plenty of time to beat Fells tall stories His innocent features are de ceivmg for there is a mischievous twinkle in his eyes that forebodes something of a witty nature Noted For Putting off until tomorrow what could have been done last week Highest Ambition To be a surgeon BRENNAN JOHN JOSEPH Alsas .lack Actsvstses Track 1 2 3 4 Geometry Pnze 2 Nlodel Airplane Club 3 4 Advertising Manager of Mirror Jack known to his classmates as a mathematical wizard presents a pleasing and w1tty personality An ardent sports fan ,lack is a valuable asset to the track squad of which he has been a member dur mg his four years stay at the N F A In his spare time he builds model airplanes or plays hockey His goal in life is to be come an engineer and we are certain that with his vigorous determination lack will one day be another Einstein Noted For Building model airplanes Highest Ambxtion To be a success BUCKLEY, WILLIAM THOMAS Actinnes Football 1 Track 2 Band 2 3 4 ,layvee Basketball 3 Advertising Manager of Mirror 4 Chairman of Decoration Committee Bill is a well known classmate He always has a cheery smile for everyone Bill is also a favorite of the teachers Hes usually doing errands for them or driving their cars to the door Bill be longs to the Gang whose hang out Room 235 He enoys the radio listening to dance music and he also knows all the popular tunes His favorite pastime is play ing his sax Noted For His saxophone salt and pepper shakers Highest Ambition To Hy an airplane BURLINGHAM, GEORGE T Activities Band 2 Drum Corp 2 Sometimes we have laughs at Burley because he would settle back and catch a few winks during study period Lately we have found out that he comes to classes then hurries to work Next time you re en Joying ginger ale or lemon soda remember that Burley has probably bottled and de livered it to your neighborhood grocer And his good humor never falls Noted For Sleeping in class Highest Ambxtxon To make his own way through e 1 S 1 - , .. ,, - , f. 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Wasfbnfv' fafvi BURMAN JOHN VERNER Alta: Johnny Span ICIIVIIICJ Senior Advisory Board John IS very mterested m mus1c and wxshes to be a composer We hope he w11l succeed and we re quxte sure he wxll as his excellent plano play1ng has been a great advantage to hzm already He IS noted for hrs good natured dxsposltlon which has won hlm many friends John came from the West to the Academy m h1s upper year with us always Perhaps some day we w1ll be hstenmg to some of the famous pxeces Iohn composed and well be proud to re member he was an our class at the Academy Noted For Good natured dnpouuon Highest Arnblhon To travel through every alan m the Unlon CARON GEORGE ADRIAN Alma Goon George IS a well known figure ln Room 24 where he may be found before school and durmg the lunch period He has one mam lnterest outsxde of h1s studies radio George delxghts 1n exammmg, dxsmantlmg and repamng all kmds of radlo models Smce George hopes to enter the lmportant Held of radxo we are confident that he wxll be successful Noted For Repamng radios Hnghest Ambmon To be a radxo engineer Cl'lAPUT GEORGE ISRAEL Alun Shep lctwmex Play:hop2 3 4 The suave well mannered boy who 1.5 a good actor ln Playshop productions, a good dancer, and a good talker xs Shep who checks up on all the dance orchestras He and Myers argue about the ments of each swxng band Thls argument 15 a bxt muflled by the good sandwxches they devour Noted For Welkmg the lull with Monk Hxghest Anlbxtnon To own an all well CHASNOFF EMANUEL Alun C ahes Aetrwhcs Drum Corps 1 Chorus 2 Playahop 2 3 4 Red and Whltei 4 Pnze Speaklng 3 4 Here IS a fellow who always seems to have some whunsxcal reply for anythmg a person has to say Besxdes bemg a com edlan Chassle 15 also known as a talented actor for he has proved h1s worth ln the varxous productlons which the Playshop has presented We shall probably see hun play mg Romeo to some juhet on the stage of course Noted For Hecklmg Htghest lrnbmon To broadcast a Rose Bowl Game. CAUGHEY EDWARD CHARLES Alun Coffee Coffee IS an mterested spectator of Meyer s and McGuire s never endmg feud concernxng the relatxve ments of the Yantlc and Baltxc cllppers He can always start the argument anew by a few quxet words Smce he mtends to be a mechamc h1s word ought to mean somethmg Noted For Arguing to the pcm! Highest Ambmon To be an airplane mechamc I Wy! CPIINIGO FRANCIS PATRICK Alta: Frank Tall dark and handsome thats about the only descrlptlon one can glve Frank at a first appearance Frank and Pete make a merry couple Pete wlth his jokes and Frank wrth h1s dry humor Frank IS a very good student as Mr Congdon will prove Noted For Argumg Hughes! Ambrhon U S Navy fm W l45l 1 - ,.. .. , 1 7 - , .. ,, .. ,. - , .. .. 1 1 . . 1 X . . t ' ff . - - f . V . . . . . . - . r ' ace D . - I V 4 I X ' . . I lien - - . . Hx. - 1 ' ,f f ' ' , ' fifwcigxif' but he fits into the classes as if he had been 9, L 9 Y - , .. ,. 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CHMIELEWSKI, LEONARD Alma Cxmmy Achntles Baseball 1 2 3 One can usually find Crmmy before school catchlng up on some homework H ns a member of the N Club earnmg hrs letter ln baseball Cxmmy 1s sc1ent1lic mxnded and thxs Jomed wxth hrs blond curly halr and Jovxal personalxty are assets whnch are envled by many Noted For Always ln a hurry Hxghest Ambition To be a meter-ologut for an urhne 0 4 COHEN ALBERT A lla: Doc A very studlous lad IS Doc He can argue all day about his studles especxally Latln However Doc lS not a complete book worm He IS adept In sports Hrs pastlme IS to argue wlth Clark Docs ambxtlon IS to be rn the Cnvrl Servlce Noted For Arguing with Clark Highest Ambmon Cwll Servxce worker postal clerk W Q 1146 CIPRIANI FRANK THOMAS Alla: Cup Actwmzs Cross Country 1 Jayvee Basketball 3 Varuty Basketball 4 President of Short Dark and Impulslve Club 4 Mirror Staff Clp has shown hrs ablhty as an ath lete both ln basketball and cross country He doesn t belleve In dull moments and for this reason 15 sought after by his many frlends for his comradeslup Clp s hlgh est ambmon ls to follow m the footsteps of Bob Hope whom Cup greatly admxres If Clp succeeds we are sure his person allty and mterest wrll be an advantage to his professlon Noted For Hangmg around John Enrtght stage CLARK IRVING ARNOLD Alias Wrusty Actwmes Drum Corps 1 Band 2 Cross Coun try 2 3 4 N Club Mmstrel 2 3 4 Track 2 4 N Club 4 Playshop 2 3 4 Perkms prize for excellence nn pottery 3 Scholastic Ceramic Exhlbltlon 2 3 4 If you have an argument with Wrxsty and feel hke slaying hxm just realize that you cant catch hlm Hes had plenty of experxence over hull and dale durmg track and cross country He can argue fully as well as he can run He hkes to talk and he likes to llsten a very rare comblnatlon Wrnsty IS always ready to grve help to any school organlzatlon Noted For Arguing with Cohen Hxghext Ambmon To hear a debate between Mr Blanchard and Mr Whlmey COLLINS THOMAS CROSBY CONGDON JAIWES EDWARD Alias Tom Collms Actwmes Band 3 4 Model Alrplane Club 4 When we speak of Tom Collms we are not referrmg to the famous drunk but to the quxetest semor of our class He IS noted for h1s trumpet playmg ID the school band and he IS a mighty good player too When Tom does have sometlung to say hxs only comment rs What dxd we have for Eng llSl'l7 Because of hrs quxet nature he IS well liked by all h1s fellow classmates Noted For AV0ldIhg gurls Highest Ambmon Play a trumpet like Bernie Berlgan Alma Jlm Actwmes Baseball 1 3 4 Footballl 2 Basket b 1 2 If there IS ever to be a contest to deter mme the person wlth the most glowmg blush we feel certam that Jxm would come out on top He 15 also one of those people wxth a perpetual smxle for he always seems to be ln a Jovlal mood We feel sure that Ixms pleaslng personal1ty wxll go a long way m estabhshmg hxm ln his chosen Held Noted For Blushing Hughes! Ambition To be a success - , U - ., : , , . .. . .- . . e - .. .t . . . .. - .. . . . ! 7 . 1 ,, . ,, . , .. - .. - -- . . . ' ' : 9 I - ' ' . V ' . ll H ' , . . . . . . . . . ' . . . ' - V' 7' v s I 41 Q 5 I y 1 I I , . . v . 4 s I . A .3 .. . .. . .. A , , , K ' 1 , .5 , QI 1 A . - I 4 Q 5 , , , , . . . r - - tt . t n - b . ' I ' s ' 'D , Q l . f ' ' V ts - it r - Highest Ambition: To be a comedian on the ' , ' Y w ! - , N U - . tt Q. , V tt N . ' s ' ' . 4 is . e tv Q 1 - , N - ,, - , f. - ,, : , : - r . . : . : - H A ,, all , . 1 , f ,. : l ' ' ' I V - 4 B , at 11 - , I - ' ' ' V 9 Y V , ,, 4 , , . . . :,, f x ' f . t. , . . - s . '. . X- gm . . pl CONNELLY JAMES ANTHONY Alla hm Achwlle: Mirror Sufi Although we haven t heard very much about Ixm he rs very well lxked by all He IS a hard workmg fellow, and one who has some good ldeas When our football team plays he is always there cheerlng for rt When he goes to the beach for two weeks 1n the summer Ilm really enjoys hlmself more than at any other place It seems to be heaven after those ten months of hard studylng Ilm wants to go to college and we all w1sh hxm the best of luck H1s favorite sports are football and baseball and for a hobby Ilm enjoys readmg Noted For Having homework done Hughes! Ambnhon To be a success CUPRAK LUCIAN JOHN Alla: Coup Achvmes Orchenra2 3 Coup xs that close cropped student who IS Dr Cohens nemesxs IH German He surprlses everyone xn hxs class and the teacher by hrs dlssertatxons on the phxloso phy of life ln English He 15 a rapt chem 1Stl'y student as well and don t be surpr1sed lf some day Coup w111 present some radxcal change mn the cherrucal held Noted For Close-cropped hair Hxghesl Ambmon To be a chemist DEMICCO QUIDO Alun Flash The saymg that brg people are always good natured applies to Quldo Hrs slze rs often the poxnt of many jokes But ln stead of a frown a ready laugh and quick retort I5 thelr only satxsfactlon Noted For Being ludded about hu good nn ture Hughes: Ambmon To become a Doctor of Sur Serv DENNIS THOMAS RICHARD Alun Tommy Acunues Upper Prom Committee Music Ap precmuon 1 Another Glenn Mlller fan who plays In the Mood untxl the record IS worn thln Tommy works m a men s furmshmg store downtown and sells loud socks and bnght mufllers to all the Academy gxrls It s h1s lme of salesmanshlp that attracts them N ated For Playing pitch Hughes! Ambmon To run a store DAVIS GEORGE Alias Doc Doc has all of us puzzled He seems o quxet at school but you ought to see hum gl dung around IH the mtrlcate figures of the square dance He dlps and bows and swings hrs partner with all the gusto we use m our Jrtterbug contests Walt untxl he learns the Llndy Hop will that be some thing' Noted For Square dancmg rghest Ambition To be A success In whatever he attempts to do , A so swf- 5 X525 DI FRONZO, RALPH LOUIS Acrwmes Sensor Advraory Board Chalrmnn of Color Commmee A model bullder an artlst a sport fan these are only a few of Ralphs many ac t1v1t1es Art appears to be Ralph s cholce of a future career and regardless of the branch of the professxon he may enter he seems to be destlned for a successful future Noted For Interest nn aeronnuncs Hughes! Ambmon To become a successful uint aa! stew 'Sm -r H47 , - , .f .. .. .- F ! i ' ..,T .. . - ' .. . .. . H' ' ' : ' r 9 3 - : rf - ,, . . ,, ,, ' : , . 1 tt . va . . U ' , Y 5 ,t 1 - . Q . . ,. 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I H D .,l7V ,R.-, , DISCO ALEXANDER HENRY Alias Al Actwrnes Phu Alpha Mu Sigma 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 Chorus 2 A lawyer should have a keen knowledge of bookkeepmg to keep hls clxents wlthm thexr budgets Then add good dancmg to h1s assets and you wxll have a popular man Al hkes good muslc and can defend hue favorxte maestro against all competmtors Noted For Good nature F on :- Q 2 in 5 E' 3 : l o u- I9 I 'S' i se 0 N Milla DUFF THOMAS EDWARD Alla: Duffy Achvmes Alpha Iota Epsnlon 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Trackl Chan-man of Rang Commlttee Short Dark and Impuluve Club Basketball 3 Chairman of Upper Prom Ticket Committee N Club N Club Minstrel 3 4 Semor Advisory Board Tom proves that you don t have to be noxsy to accomphsh thmgs He p1cked out our good lookmg rmgs and sold many tlckets for our Prom Add football and basketball to that and youll Gnd our debonaxr Tom amblmg along with the two Buds Strlck and Euster Those three do stlck together Noted For Ignoring the rules Highest Ambmon To graduate from the Unl versity of Connecticut mill H4511 DOLAN ROBERT EMMETT DRAKE DONALD ROSS Alta.: Bob Actwtttes Chorus 1 2 3 MuslcApprec1at1on l 2 Camera Club 2 3 N Club Mmstrel 2 3 Upper Prom Chairman Dramat-:ca 4 Decoratnon Committee When anythmg new 19 orgamzed Bob IS rlght there to glve It a good start He llkes to work and I9 never weary of orgamzlng commxttees to start thmgs mov1ng Bob never mlsses a dance nor a game unless has work keeps hlm away His enthuslasm IS qulte contagious for we have often seen hxm racmg down Broadway wxth a b1g crowd and everyone cheering a vlctory Highest Amblllon To be a certified public ac COU.l'l'll'll Alias Don Spangecalre Actrvltues Basketball 1 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 N Club 3 4 Tall Dark and Repuluve Club4 N Club Mmatrel Advertising Manager f Mirror Rhymes and Jlngles are second nature to him He can scrlbble as fast as hls pen wxll wrlte and present you wlth a clever character sketch m four lmes Don 15 one of the skyscraper basketball players and covers plenty of terrxtory around first base Durmg the wmter he keeps ln shape by strenuous ICE hockey verman Highest Ambxtlon To play organized haaeball EDWARDS EDWIN PATRICK EGGLETON ROBERT WILLIAM Alms Eddy Actwmes Track 1 Camera Club 2 Always xn a hurry always full of busl ness always lookmg for a p1cture always on txme Eddy to the hfe That seems good quahhcatlons for a future man of affalrs To get around more rapldly he has acquired a car It makes plenty of nolse getting started but it gets around Noted For Promptness Hxghest Ambxnon To become an accountant A has Bob Bob IS one of our sllent semors who 15 able to keep away from g1rls long enough to pursue hls hobby of model rallroad bulld mg Bob xs one of our bowlmg and target shootmg advocates excelllng ln both Eelds Noted For Model railroad bulldmg Hughes! Ambition To travel around the world 9 r ff n , .. : . . ' ' S 3 . , . tt .. , . . , r 9 9 - ,u ns - ln .un U . . , s.,u3n I I 'I : ...I vs? ,Q-G n y v 1 v u n . ' . ' ' . ' s v s v B . I ' ' v- n ' G - - 0 f 4 A - V ' V- V ,' .. ' ' A ' 4 I . . N . I ' . - - tt n - Q 4 4 1 V , I V ' on s I - ' Noted Fan Being with Aime Wood' Noted For: Playing ping-putlg with GQOIEC Sil- l 9 - , ff v V I' 5 I y y 3 . , , : : ' ' : u 5 5 ' - - ,u n v , u u ' , - A s v v ' Q . - , - tt U . 9 9 - lu v - ,fe n ' -' , , tt -H . . . 1 . . - A , x l -' . .ft . a s L 2 - , .lo O . - . , 9 - ' . T K ENRIGHT JOHN THOMAS Alias Johnny Actwmes Phl Alpha Mu Slgma 3 4 Basketball olanny lb one to be remembered by h1s excellent endeaxors ID ha ketball games A strenuous workout 1snt enough to hold johnny down because he can be seen dantmg wrth all of our co eds johnny 15 an extellent student and we all feel sure he w1ll obta1n hrs h1ghest amb1t1on whlch 1s recenmg a C1X1l serwce pos1t1on Noted For Eagle eye Highest Ambitron To have a clvll SBYVICC post t1on EUSTER JEROLD PATTON Alias Bud Activities Alpha Iota Epsllon 2 3 4 Football 1 4 Basketballl Cross Country2 3 N Club 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Upper Mlddle Prom Committee Minor Staff He could turn the tables on the l1ttle red fox and s1ng taunnngly You cant catch me for Bud 15 fast on h1s feet as proxed by football and track HIS hlghest amb1t1on IS to be a forest ranger Won t he have a grand t1me wheelmg 1n new var1et1es of plant and anlmal l1fe7 The world w1ll llke Bud and w1ll enjoy h1s qualnt wlt as much as we haue Noted For Paddllng a kayak on the Thames FINN ROBERT MATTHEW Alias Doc Activities Alpha Iota Eps1lon2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Ring Committee 3 A whl on the ha ltethall floor a speedy ca y on the lmk hut a slow moxlng cheerful chap who pe ter the othce for the small yellow admlttante blanks Doc rarely m1sses a good dance orchestra or an eliulflflg game Smce he enjoys gomg pate he vull surely be happy on hrs wor d trul e Let hope he won t m1 the boat for late llps vtont rate on the other 1de ofthe world Noted For Belng late for classes Hughes! Ambition To travel around the world FITZGERALD ALLEN HAROLD Alias Frlzy Actwmes Drum Corps 1 2 Track Cross Coun ny 1 2 Band 3 Domg the dutch roll or malung a hgure elght ottuple Fxt y tlme ur mg the vtmter and dr1x1ng and long sxum keep h1m contented and cool dur1ng the summer He can always manage to keep occupled vuth all h1 outslde att1x1t1es Noted For Staying ln nlghts Highest Ambition To graduate ln 1940 FELLS JOHN RICHARD Alias Bugs Activities Cross Country 1 2 Track 1 2 Drum Corps 1 2 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Gift Cot-nmnttee The mm w1th the etlerxestent person allty 1s in erudlte scholar as vnell Any t1me you want to hear the latest Joke or funny ttory Fellsne has If on h1s tongue s end Vse wonder what the bmd and chestra are gomg to do wrthout Fell 7 H1 trumpet w1ll he s1lent after these four years Fellsle s ready smlle and spontaneous Wlf w1ll he mls ed by exeryone who made hls acquamtmce Noted For Tellxng Jokes Hughes! Ambition Radio M C FOURNIER WELLS Alias Willy Activities Phu Alph Mu Sigma 1 2 3 4 Intra Frat Dance Committee 4 W1lly can usually be seen strollmg nonchalantly to the ofllce after a late sllp mdulglng 1n hls faxorlte PFHCIICC chewmg gum He 19 a qu1et happy go lucky lad w1th a pleasing personahty and a sense of humor that has galned h1m many fr1ends W1lly makes a hobby of collectmg swmg records as he enJoys dmtmg and fast muslc Noted For Chewing gum Hrghest Ambition To get to school on time Xu! -I1 'ai' ll49 , - ., : . : . : . : , . : . . : . is r K . Q N' V H . . , .. . in su . P. Q . , . I . . f . ' ' Q Of' . ' ' ' s. 's ss .sun T . L L.. I . , Ax. - l . 1 7 ',., ,. -,.. ,. : . . ' 3 : . ' , : 1.3.4. .: : .: ..-I .. .1 . . : . . . 2 ' . . 6 . A . F - . . ' 5 .. , . .. - 1 Q- . .. .. N .. .-.. . , V y ' .'. .' .. 2 .. . ' . gg, an . ,. . .. .J- , . .. as . f . 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FREEMAN EMERSON OSGOOD Alfa: Doc Act:-vutxes Chorus 2 Tennns 3 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 N Club Mtnstrel 3 Doc 1 the well known ,lack of all trade As a member of the tennls team he was alvtays a ton lstent player and was among the nrst Exe He has been a member of the band and orchestra as a saxophomst Doc IS equally profic1entw1th a pmg pong paddle and a hockey st1ck In the latter he 1s second only to Lenny Wood as the school s best hockey player He clalms h1 fate w1ll he playmg tenms but only t1me w1ll tell Noted For Saxophone playxng Hnghest Ambttaon To be a good hockey player Q 19- GEISHEIMER ALFRED CLEIVIENT Alxas Al Al 1s alvnys gettlng IHYO m1sch1ef espccnlly 1n hxs German class Hls hobby 1 to collect stale Jokes and to lose ls frxcnds by tlHClI' staleness Al l1kes h1s stud1es and IN qu1te capable 1n them L1ke every Z.lI'l'll31t10llN student Al would llke to enter college for whlch he IS well htted Noted For Collectmg stale Jokes Highest Ambmon To make good Oc ,W ls FRYE WILLIAM ALFRED Alias Brll Actwrtxes Ph1 Alpha Mu Slgma 3 4 N Club Mmstrel 3 Mirror Staff Color Commntee Intra mural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Blll 1 iew haxe done lm IN been able to m1x studymg w1th socxal funct1ons Attend mg all the school dances bemg a falthful Pham and an mdustnous student has taken up most ofB1ll s tlme Hrs hobby IS gyplng at p1tch but as h1s favorlte say1ng goes There no future 1n that Noted For Blushmg Hxghesl Amlulxon To be h1s own boss GALLIGAN THOMAS HENRY A lm: Tom Actwmes Tn Kappa 1 2 3 4 Tenms Manager 1 Basketball 1 N Club 2 3 4 Red and Whale 2 3 4 Senior Prom Committee Tom as hls frlends know h1m 15 well l1ked at the Academy for he IS always 1n the act of helpmg others He 1S perhaps the first author IH the h1story of the school for he has wrltten a book whlch IS to be pubhshed 1n early summer Thls IS truly a great accomphshment and we have great hopes that he may be successful Good luck to you Tom and may God keep you stead ast Highest 'lmbrtmn To vlslt the nmors of I-ngland GESSNER, WILLIAM GEORGE Allas Gess Actrutles R1He Team 2 President and Caplam of Rltle Team 3 4 Cool dependable steady eyed bull s eye' Gess has two b1g mterest ID l1fe guns and dantmg He helps to keep our Rxfle Team one of the h1ghcst seormg groups Ill the state He Can 10111 the Army and show the recrults how to defend themselxes Noted For Guns Hughes! Ambition To own an automobxle GIANACOPOLOS PETER Alla: Pele Aclwxtres Ph1 Alpha Mu Stgma 2 3 4 Tenms You saw a tall amxable boy behmd the G and G counter7 That s Pete He takes lrfe merr1ly as It comes 1nclud1ng the n1ce t1es such as dances Phams and excludmg dlfllcultles homework and the llke H15 ab1l1ty to carry thlngs through w1ll be a determ1n1ng factor 1n reaehmg h1s goal to be an awator Noted For Coming late Hxghesl Ambutxon Tn be an avnator 7 - 1, 1 2 ' . : , : ,.- .Y - Q . , , , s, . , , ss ss- . L. N . L4 - , t e - , ' G -5 -, 5 Y - A ., -,.. 1, . . . ',, ,, . . . . - , , - . t , 1 5 ' 1 : 1 - : 2 , , : ,5:s:3f3-44.1, , , . - ' . , a - ' .zs ' , Rf . , ' ' ' ', . Q t , Q S . K- . I ' , . as ' A A ' 1 - ' 1 . . . t , I, . . . . , . . t lol . ' . 1 - ss C - s . - ' . 1 s ' Noted For: Studying people. 5 -,.. ,. I 3 - L .A id.. t 's ' A ' ' hl l 5 1 1 sh is ' - 1. , Y -,N ,, ',.. ,. ' 'f 1 4 ' r , , Q ' ,. 2,3. . V ,,. .. Q. .s 'WV A A V . A -. - . Q s 'l'- . ' .l ' . . 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GOCKA JOHN A Ita: .lack ,lack takes h1s tlme 1n everythmg he does He IS shy but only among strangers because ,lack s frlends are always seekmg h1m for h1s comradeshlp ,lack would l1ke to know everythxng tn Latln He takes his studxes ser1ous1y and would l1ke to be a suc cess Jack s pastxme IS to tonvmce a per son he IQ wrong even 1f he 1s r1ght Noted For Arguing at the wrong mme Highest Ambition To know and understand a GODERE WILFRED I Alma Bull Actlvllxex Alpha Iota Epsilon 2 3 4 Cross Countryl 2 Track 1 2 u1et unassummg smooth dressed Blll IS found usually wmdmg h1s way about the school 1n h1s role of Ambassador of Good W1ll B1ll 15 one of the A I E brothers and in th1s capaclty dlstmgulshes h1mself after the mectmgs at the sorority Well liked by all B1ll has numerous acquamtances who value hrs fr1endsh1p Noted For Being with Jack and Lew Hrghest Ambman To own a large undertaking busmess GRIEVE FRANK RONALD GORDON SAMUEL JACOB Alla: Ronny Ronny helps ohn Nlleytrs w1th h1 homework then take h1m our 1n ba ket ba He th1nk Ymtlt 1 the hne t plate IH the world exen though lvlte YTICR to conunte llllll that Baltlc 1 mueh better Ronry not at all no1 y but when lt come to ansvtermg quesuon torrettly he forgets h1 shyness and gets A Noted For Comte books Hnghexl Ambnum To travel Alla: Mrlls Aclrvrhcs Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Cur rent Events Club 3 Senmr B 4 Gnft Commn tee in all wound good fellow and grand fr end 1 'vl1ll who w1ll argue you mto Itttmg h1111 do you a faxor and leave you tonxmted that the grautude hould be on h 1d He relate from the dlgmty o Semor B hy playmg ha kethall tollectmg tamp md taklng eteellent pxttures He nuer trlt lor th l1mel1ght but IS con ttntcd to tay rn the haekground untxl hl5 euelltnt vtork clll our attentxon to 1m Noted For KIlJlKZlhg Hughes! Ambmon To be an electrical engineer GOLDBERG AARON BERNARD Alias Twilight: Acnnnes Camera Club 1 Basketball Manager I Playshop 4 Minor Staff Cheerlng Squad 4 Dramatlcs 4 Vv hen we produce a play Aaron 1s the met1culous boy whose b1g worry 1s prop ert1es Once exerythmg IS ID order on the set he tapably learns h1s l1nes 1n record txme to keep up h1s YEPUIBIIOH as a capable supportmg attor Un the mght of the play he I9 rlght there IU t1me to praxse every one else and keep them natural and easy unt1l the curtam goes up Noted For Attempted humor Hughes! Ambllton To run his own theatre sy GUENIN LAWRENCE RICHARD Alias Larry .lctrntzes Tenms 3 4 N Club 3 4 Mxrrof Larry seems to be the only New Brltam boy who 1s well llked at the N F A He moxed here from that c1ty at the be g1nn1ng of hls Upper Year In that short tlme he has made many fr1ends about school As a member of the Tenms team he worked hrs way up unt1l he was hold1ng down the No 7 spot for the last Exe meets Larry IS an ardent follower of the IN F A athletlcs and 19 a good student as well H1 good nature vull Larry h1m far 1n later l1fe Noted For Bushy ha1r Highest Ambmon To travel 'ac C! f a l5 Y : ' : ' 5 ' : , , , . .h , QV - I 9 ' 4 , .. ., . , .. A 1, tt .. . . . . . .. I . . - . . : . ' - . 4 . - Y .t Q N - A . 5,1 ,fx - . I ' . . 1 f ' ' ' , 's ff , 1 1 I - an K f . if ' . ' A - . .. . . -A 1 X 43 .. . .. . , Q . . C . . . '- C15 f . . . , L x -J . . V ' ' ,fl 3, .- ' 1 11. , - - 1 . .. . . ' ,, ,, . . . , - , . Staff 43 Color Committee. , . . ' , ' , as ww - . A' K F V A ' , ' Q . . 's I Y ' J . ' ' s 1 - . . . : - , ' . . - -' U . ' ' ' , s ' 's f - . ' '11. ' s 1 ' In ' s - - , ' 1 1 ' U A i u v. W . A 1 . ,Q 5 A ,t ,fs df I .. -. . i - f 1' s A si ' ' . ' E' C - is s , , . , , - A , - - - . . ., , , . Q 4' s s ' 'sl . ' . . 1 ' wj ls s e. '. s f 'V C-' 4 . - ' 's ' , ' ' A ' ff r , 5 - s ' sv Q ' A ' ' , A , , ,. : . . ., .N C , , V - 1 S ' 11 . HAISCH ALFRED HENRY Alla: Hank Achvlhes Intra mural Basketball 2 SINCE Hank 1ntends to become an aeronaut1cal engmeer we can excuse h1m for h1s contmuous subJect a1rplanes We re conhdent that th1s tall str1d1ng fel low w1ll make the grade Steer clear ahead Hank' Noted For Bulldlng model airplanes Hughes! Ambition To become an aeronautical engmeer 0 ef' HOMISKI EDWARD GEORGE A lla: Ed Deadeye rece1ved h1s name because of h1s accuracy 1n shootmg 1n a basketball game Although he has never engaged 1n athlet1cs at school he has received con slderable pralse for h1S playmg ab1l1t1es elsewhere He can easnly be recognlzed by h1s novel ha1rcut whlch IS the rec1p1ent of many Jokes Noted For Halrcut Hzghesl Ambition To get a good office job We ls HURD HARRY T Alms Hurdy It used to be Tm Pan Alley that sent out the b1g song h1ts but Hurdy 19 eager to try h1s hand at poundmg out the rhymes He gets so mterested tra1l1ng an eluswe chord that he IS absent from h1s classes Then h1s homeroom teacher paraphrases Wlf Oh Hurdy h Hurdy how you can collect absence sllpsl Noted For Tardmess Hrghesl Ambmon To become a popular song wruer HINCHEY JOHN PATRICK A has H mch Act:-vmes Chorus 1 2 3 4 Football 2 N Club Mnnstrel 2 3 Double Male Quartet 2 4 W1th a song 1n h1s heart and melody on h1s lrps john has been solo1st 1n all thc mus1cal act1v1t1es HIS 1'avor1te song 15 Sweet Adehne and he ClDgS xt before school at lunch and on the long walk home Hmch works on Saturday works 1n h1s church takes s1ng1ng lessons hes Very busy but not too mvolved to l1sten to all the dance bands and good rad1o slngers Imagme a suaxe ma1l man who del1vers your be popular' Nnlcd I'or His smgmg H1gl1esl Ambmon To be a graduate from the Notre Dame School of Law HORTON ROBERT WALLACE Alla: Bob Aetlvmes Senior Advisory Board Newton Per kms Pnze Speakmg 4 Bob s weakness 15 forgetfulness but he doesn t seem to forget h1s French If asked a quest1on Bobs answer 1S usually I dunno you tell me Bob s hobby IQ pho tography and he can proxc that th1s hobby IQ worth whlle by h1s many photographs H1 favorlte sport 1 football and he 1s greatly mterested 1n lt Noted For Forgetfulness Hrghest Ambxnon To be a machunst HUBBARD DONALD OWEN Alma Hub Actwmes Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Chem Team 3 Mirror Staff Sen1orB Huh IS one of the top rank1ng S B s of the school and some day hopes to get a B S degree He ha been a member ofthe orchestra for four years md IS a good N10llIl 1 t Hc can always be found tlnkermg vnth a camera or taklng DICKUFC Hub 1 noted for h1s puns of wh1ch he has a great xar1ety Nexer a grouchy fellow he alway ha a IHllC and a good word for cxcryone Noted For Puns Hxghcst Ambxhon To recelve a B S Degree Y - ,.. ,, ' ' ' : - , 3, 4. , .. .. , , , , . , , ' , . , .. ,, . , ., . ,, .. . .. ' . . , : : A ' r nu wt - C l 3 , I ,JE 4 S 'S b ' . . 1 ' 2' . . . . ' '. ' S ' ' R ' kk ' as A - HS' A r . . t 3 K ,h:.. y.. ,..0,.. .. R ,Q , I , Q1 3 L. I x. v ' A , Q . . Q , , , E5 W1 . . a r . '? -1? t T? s - ' - . - s 'f l bills with a glorious serenade. Would hc Y - , N ., x , 1 , .. - H 9 7 r . .. ,, - , .. ,, ' I ' ' s - ' 1 , . , : s ' ' ' . . 4 9 . Z , . .. .. . . . , , ,., c ' . , r 1' ' X0 I S . . ' . ' S 1... A L S , . , . , . s . V' ' ' . . . ' . ' I . . . L 5 . - I an ii ' V . ' .4 P. 5 A 's ' ' . 's Q 1 ., 's 5 ' ' . ' 4 4 A 4 ll ' ' s s C ' ' A 5 C ' gl 5 . a 2 ll HUNTINGTON GURDON HUNTINGTON WILLIAM L. JR Alias Hunny Tall suave and good natured could well describe Hunny He rs a favorite with all hrs teachers and sometimes a head ache to hrs math teacher One day we may see hrs name 1n bright lights as a swimmer comparable to Johnny Wersmuller Noted For Swimming Highest Ambition To be a foreman rn a salt mme rn Slberra A has Bill Actrntres Basketball 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Foot ball2 3 4 SenrorBClub N Club Business Manager for the Mrrrar Who doesnt know B111 the future famous engineer? Why Im sure none of us can resist hrs wrnnrng ways flashing smile and hrs wavy blond hair B111 thinks he will become a jolly bachelor but we know otherwise rf the fair maidens have their way Although he wasnt the out standing performer rn sports we feel sure that some day he will be a success Notcd For Collecting stamps Highest Ambrtmn To be an engineer 1BB1soN JAMES JR Alla: Jim Acnntres Intramural 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Irm rs so anxious for things to start that he always arrives ahead of time That must be the reason for hrs interest rn planes Traffic jams would not bother hrm then He also likes to collect stamps With a plane of hrs own he could fly to strange lands and collect originals enough to rrxal President Roosevelt s collection Noted For Gemng there on time Highest Ambmon To succeed IZBICKI RAYMOND J Alias Izbu: Arlwmes Playshop 1 2 3 4 President of Play shop 3 4 Red and White 1 2 3 Newton Per klns Prize Speaking 2 3 Newton Perkins Prize Speaking Medal 3 Advisory Board 4 Cross Conn :ry 4 Motto Committee lzbic rs noted for herng late for school but other than this fault of over sleeping Izbrc has many good qualities An actor of no mean abrlrty no Playshop production rs complete wrthout hrm Izbrc rs a shrn ing lrght rn Doctor Cohen s Crwrcs class with hrs numerous and mterestrng discourses on our country and our crvrlrzatron To com plete hrs repertorre he has the latest funnr est and most orrgrnal stories as first editions Noted For Acting Highest Ambnron To become a U S Senator HYDE, HARLAN BREWISTER Alias: Harly, Holly Activities: Football 1, 2: Senior Finance Board. Suave, polished Harly is never satis' fied until everything is perfect. His work. his manner, his clothes-he is always the correct boy. His wise decisions and careful judgment secured his election to the Finance Board. Noted For: Precision. Highest Ambition: To go to college and to rravel. JANOVICZ ANTHONY CLEMENT Alias Tony Acts-ntres Drum Corps 1 2 Track 2 Who doesn t know energetic Tony? He never seems to get tired and can keep up a steady lrne of chatter longer than any one else we know In years to come when we tune rn on W N L C we will be sure to hear Tony playrng on hrs harmonica with the Mountaineers Noted For Playing a harmonica.. Highest Ambition To make good XF? ll53 I , , ' - ,rv v ' .n - n : : , , . : - , , . rt ss - - . ' .U V7 . ' , . , , , . A X Qlgi - , , .. . .. . Q, M - . , . . . A ' , , . . , 6 , , .3 , . I . , : . . r Q . ., 3 - ,.. ,, : , 3 . . V . .. -- LL il l -I ' Q - 1 Q , ' Y ' - ,... ,, - ,.. -,. : , 9 , - 1 , ., , : - . a , . : - ., . I ,, . -f . . 3 . , . v , , Q . V O., f , ., ... ,. wr ' ' Vx I V - . . . . , :AMS . . . . ,r -.Q 1 af . . M , . , . , JONES, WILLIAM BUCKLEY, JR. Alias: Jonny Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3. Bill is a good natured fellow who. by his wit and sense of humor, has won many friends. His musical abilities are already well known and his future as a musician certainly looks bright. Some day in the future you may turn on your radio and hear the announcer say, Now we present Wil- liam Jones and his violin. Hobby: Music. Highest Ambition: High-school music instructor. Gfflilh ffl WZXXXJI KIERTANIS ALEXANDER D ras Kit If there s a gleam in his eye as he ap proaches you can be sure that Al is at the bottom of another practical joke His sense of humor and ready wit are always in evidence as he 15 playing along with the gang In his spare time Al satisfies his mechamcal inclinations playing around with tools Popular because of his fluent line Kit is a valuable friend when a friend is needed Al hopes to become a mechanical engineer which goal we know he will attain with the aid of the abilities he now posseses Noted For Playing around with tools Highest Ambition To be a mechanical engineer KELLY JOHN FRANCIS KICZUK EUGENE Alias .lack ack is one of those silent souls who ha a ready smile for exeryone Coming from Taftxille he can show plenty of form on the basketball floor where hc spends most of hi sparc time His ambition to be a nas rl officer will certainly become a reality if he continues to do the good work he is doing now Noted For Failing in mathematics Highest Ambxlion To be an officer in the United States Navy I IA I1 A K Alias Lou Alec Templeton s beautiful music brings inspiration and strength to a weary world Lou likes to make people happy by hi music When he becomes tired, he listens to symphonies Noted For Light classical music Highest Ambition To play like Teddy Wilson and Alec Templeton 5 Y . V. L I K Y' ' - ni .. . ' Q XV B v . K. . . L- his .X ' . .. : . . Q ' : .. . . A u ll . uLlA .'. , . Al' : ', Al KIVELEWITZ, LEO KOMECK, THEODORE Alias: Kivy ' : U ei . I l -I l 4 I. .. ss ,Q - 4 4 e s - - st? s H 99115 ' ' 2 ' ' .- J . .. - ' EQKIHHL UK-Nix 3 , S t ., - c.. I 3 if fx .. ,V .,.k A , I I n Q, 4- g .1 A . . . H N ' - , L- ,.- '-1 - - f L s y A I v ,V I L nn as, . ' Fl l 45 ,Li 8 ll54 Activities Camera Club 1 2 Prne Speaking 3 4 Current Events Club 3 Senior B 4 Second Prize for Prize Speaking 4 Jeremiah Halsey Prize in American History 3 Second Prize in Current Events 3 Ivy Orator Kiwy is one of those energetic Senior B members whose weakness and often mi fortune it is to argue with Mr Congdon He hopes to become an aeronautical engi neer and considering his past record we know that he shall achieve hi desire Noted For Being late Highest Ambition To be an aeronautical eng: neer Alias Ted Activities Senior B 4 Ted has the dlstinctlon of being the only S B who take German A good stu dent in all his subjects Ted hopes some day to become an aeronautical engineer but contrary to this belief he thinks he ll be a hobo or Join the Navy As his hobby Ted leans a little toward photography Exeryone who has graduated with a scien tific diploma has made good and we feel sure that Ted will not break the prece dent Noted For Only Senior B taking German Highest Ambition Aeronautical engineer l KUCHARSKI CHARLES ANTHONY Allas Kuch Ach-vines Senlor Advisory Board Charles IS as debonalr a young man as you want to meet He IS particularly 1nter ested ln sports especlally swxmmmg He hopes to be the world s greatest swxmmer some day Charles IS up to par ln h1s studles and 15 sure to be a model workman for he puts hxs heart and soul mto all hrs work Noted For Collecttng maps Highest Ambition To be a great swimmer LANE HENRY FRANK A has Lane Achvmes Band 3 The only regret Henry felt over the hurrxcane was the havoc at the beaches He could no longer start to Spam by Water He accepted that catastrophe ln a calm way May h1s buslness career be a lxttle smoother Perhaps Henry wlll catch prosperity as 1t comes around the famous corner Noted For Talking Highest Ambltlon To become a successful bust ness man LAUDONE THEODORE NATHAN LAVALLEE EDWARD COLBERT Alla: Stamozxle Achvmex Alpha Iota Epsilon 1 2 3 4 Fresh man Football 1 Inter Fraternity Dance Committee 2 Upper Middle Prom Committee 3 N Club Minstrel 3 Pre entmg our curly topped cla smate who knows all the glrls and thexr telephone numbers If not seen hob nobbmg with a grrl ID the corner of the hall Teddy 15 heard comxng down the hall smglng ID croomng tones the latest tunes Teddy 15 on the best of term wlth exery glrl and boy he knows because of hxs cheery ready smxle that he tosses left and nght on h1s walks between c e Voted For Imlutlng noted smgers Highest Ambmon To become a success Alta: Eddte Actwmes Football 3 4 When you 'want a brg faxor look for hlm Fe 1 eager to help anyone and never rem1nd you of the obl1gat1on He IS eager to enter 'Knnapohs All the hard work he IS headmg for ln that d1f6Ct1OD doesnt bother Eddxe who has already learned the value of daxly homework care fully prepared Noted For Curly blonde hair Hxghcrr Ambmon Professional hockey player LASKOWSKI GEORGE EDWARD Altas Bud Artwmes Music Appreclauon 1 2 U Q mn fx le nm classmates 19 noted partxcularly for hx tardlness at school As wlth most of the S G s h1s weakness seems to be chemxstry Hls mconsrstency ln hms attendance 15 par tlally due to the work he does at home A dependable capable and mdustrxous fellow he will not find xt hard to make frxends and to become suctessful Noted For Coming to class late Hrghexl Ambmnn To succeed tn life flew LAWLESS JOHN CHAPEL Alias Johnny lohnny seems to be a quiet boy m school and 15 one who 1 always Wllllllg to help a fr1end Hrs pleasmg personallty has hoy who greatly enjoys whlstlmg He 19 mterested ln becommg an alrplane mechamc or a pxlot In DIS spare time he 15 usually readmg stones about airplanes Noted For Whlstllng Highest Ambmon To be an alrplane mechanic and pilot F' are f,'.T,.f Sl' EDD 1 B Cl. as h is km ' t his Y ll ' V V A -4 I x V 1 1 . . N J X A ' A . . . , A H J Q , . . , . X 1 ,K , . . A rf V , . . . I uf , 4 ' . I A gx . , . fx ' ' as af 5 made him many a friend, johnny is a Y 9 . .. : . . ' , ' G A Q , ,. I ' ' , . : - - Q .. .. v ' . V J . . , . A S t A , g it 1 A Q , Sk , Q 4 I xx v '- P V I I -, A A .T,,i' ' , ' F 1 v V nl XZ. . - Lv J ., , . v' ' , W 'd,f u . A ei. 4 .53- 5 ' ' 1 -or 'F 1' ' ' , , : ', lass s, l ' 4 : ' ' ' . W . .- LAZUK ALEXANDER Aims Zeke ll mybody IN stumped rn bookkeepmg he nn alwtys depend on Zeke to grwe h11n the rrght answers As well as bemg a luture attountant he rs 1 wlzard at figures Zeke 1s .1 very congenml person He 1s often seen xvmdermg around the halls of the Commerel rl Bulldrng w1th Joe Tum1ek1 and Frank Maruzo Noled For Domg hrs bookkeeping homework Hlghest Amhrtxon To become an accountant VFX Oi- LYON ROBERT HENRY LEONE JOHN LEVANTO JOHN RALPH .films Johnnxe Actwxlres Freshman Football Varsity Football 2 3 4 Jayvee Baseball 2 Varstty Baseball 3 4 N Club 3 4, Ring Committee 3 Treasurer of Class of 1940 We eleeted h11n class treasurer by unan rmous xote because we knew he was honest 1nd true and hardworklng Those qLldl1fl6S l1e showed rn football so experts called hlm one ofthe best eenters m the st tte He plays good baseball and has pltehed us to more tn 1n one vretory Everyone knows hrm everyone l1kes h1111 he s a deservedly popu l1r boy Noted For Curly halr llrkhcsl Ambrtzun To ruuve a state posltton Alias Johnny ohnny s dantrng feet are hxlmeed by 1 steady herd whose good sen e eounsel hrm to IH tke the most of hrs OPPOYIUDIIICQ Th ll s why hrs avemges are as good a hrs knowledge of the newest steps Noted For Curly halr Hzghest Ambmon To dance with Eleanor Powell Aims Bob Actwzlzes Rho Alpha Mu Senior Advisory Board Fmance Board Football 1 2 Basketball 1 Senior B Tall Dark and Repulslve Club Bob IQ the ambltxous young man who whom we expect great thlngs B b IS popular wrth everybody and IS noted for endmg prutltally ex ery remark wrth You knoxx me George This doesnt mike sense but ne1ther does hrs mrsfortune of rt uxrng other peoples brll Bo h'1s 1ll the th1rreter1st1cs that make a suttess 1nd we re sure th at he w1ll be one xn keep mg wrth lrmrly tradltlon Noted For Gettlng bllls that don t belong to htm Hlghest Ambrtmn To be as successful as his father ll 56 fx X Q6 McGUIRE JOHN JOSEPH McMAHON, WILLIAM THOMAS A has Mac As long as the Baltte bus eomes through snow or mud Mac will be here on ttme Hrs he1rty 1olly laugh makes us forget the weather Mme s knowledge of hrstory rs unusually aeturate He really enjoys mips md eharts Noted For Studying htstory Hrghesl Ambrtmn To join the Marines A has Porky Actwmes Epstlon Upstlon Track2 3 Red and Whzte 3 4 Inter Fraternity Dance Commtttee Wnt 1 lorkys rnterest nn exx 1r 7 Is rt a a1r am e or ust a goo trme We surely would l1ke to know be ttuse h1s trlps to the h1g uty are very fre qutnt Porky h as made .1 wlde tlrtle of frrends wh1le at the Andemy md beeiuse ul hrs w1tt1t1s1ns we are sure he w1ll ton ue to tl so no llllllkl' where he o Nottd For Smokmg on the corner Hzghest Amblllon To go to college 5 I . . Q - vf LK H' lv . . , A s' ' , 'sz ' . . . . .. . 'L A . 2 . . , . , r . 1 7 - .,, - ,, : 5 . ' J I Q, ' li Q A--. V 2 5 - 3 as 1 5 . s ' i s ,tg,N, ft rv , - - , J 1 'A -- . .3-gig.,-. - ' Q t ' t e U fa Q - at . '. : 's . Q '1 1 , . ,, 1 , -. It 4, . K V K 1' - S K l D L 1- G . ' . ' - ' 'il '.7' 1 - : , 1 ' . . , 2 . Y . ,. : g . . is s -, a : : Y - has already started out in business and of .. N o ' , . . . 4 '. 's. b .. 1 ,s za . . . i , 5. 1 . . f z ' . . ' ' 1 ' Y . ,.. ,, .,.f 1, ' .' t D , ' J l I l 5 1 9 . , I . 1 S -' . . , . : 3'4- ..,if ' Y. Ka: 3 ,ll .S.., J. . N' Q49 sl ' - Yrk. f d sl jx a , . I, ' z s. - 7 - lv 'PJ 5 . . ' lg qi , - - , -Q .- . t - - 1 . .. .. . ' r if I ' ' O W A xf' Illl ll S 1 ' ' ' g Qs, 1' ' : ' . MacDONALD JAMES JOSEPH MAIORANO ANTHONY JOHN Alias Mac ACIIVIKIES Cross Country 1 Basketball 1 3 4 Jayvee Baseball 3 N Club 3 Tall Dark and Repulslve Club Mac as he 15 known to the fellows about the campus IS one of the best l1ked semors 1n the school He always has a beammg smile or a hearty H1 for any one he meets Varsity center for two years Mac has earned a reputation as an out standmg basketball player H1gh marks are rlght up Macs alley for he never falls to crack a 90 1n any of h1s subjects Noted For Collecting phonograph records Highest Ambition To be a history cache: Allas Flea! Although Fleat IS noted for be1ng late mormngs he IS a good student He works afternoons and nights at the bowl1ng alleys o he knows all the answers 1n bowl1ng He likes good mus1c fmeamng Swlhg and he follows up all the week end shows in Hartford Noted For Bemg late mornmgs Highest Ambition To be an aviator MARUZO FRANK GEORGE Alta: Hop a long Good things come 1n small packages and Hop a long IS no exceptmn Never the ess he has a way of be1ng heard H1 unny d1spos1t1on w1ll carry him far 1n thl world Hop a long has been m1ghty pop ular mth the boys wh1le at school but 1f you xe been 1n the corridors at recess you know that he ha n t done so badly w1th the g1r Noted For Whistling Hzghut Ambition To discover a new drink MEYERS JOHN LESTER Alias Red Red IS another one of our classmates whom we haxent heard from xery much during h1s four years Nexertheless ln h1 classes he is xery witty and behexes 1n has ing a good t1me H1s classmates say that he IS mostly noted for gettlng out of h1s seat and takmg a stroll over to a fr1end on the other 1de of the room and hawmg the pen 1 irpencr is an excuse Red wou 1 e t ct imc in nntor md we tl mpc th tt he vull hue happy landmg H faxor 1te port 1 ba eball and he loxe to IS cn to a good vung orchc tra Noted For Interest m all sports Highest Ambition Transcontinental aviator and traveler MALERBA, JACK JOSEPH Activities: Mirror Staff. Known for his good, clear reasoning and kindliness in doing other folks' home' work, ,lack surely has an enviable disposif tion. Everyone brings hard problems to Jack, and he always solves them quickly and yet thoughtfully. Noted For: Doing other people's homework. Highest Ambition: To travel. ,A ,Mfg MITCHELL FRANK HERBERT A has Mitch Jump1ngIehosophat' M1tch is asleep agam' If he s not fool1ng around or up to somethmg he s lost m the tender arms of Morpheus far far away from h1s suffermg fellow classmates He says his hlghest am b1t1on IS to be a general sales manager but 1f you ask us It should be to get some more sleep Noted For Hugh cms Highest Ambition To be a General Sales Man ager Q69 H57 I 9 ' , Q. ., V , .. ,. - - - , , , .. Q, - . - y t - v , tt H , . . a v , Q, X ' . 1. N . V 5 5 X R , f' J, s V -. . tr - N, ' '., I s Antz . A ' 7 I e . . . .lm - - t. .N - uih ' 'HV f 5 .. .. . ' : ' ' 'U Rfk' 4 R 4 Ll 5 lquv A K . , I Q .. .. . . . L . .. : . a . 7 - , N - U . .... . .. . 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MORAN RICHARD JOSEPH Alva: Strtch St1tch always has a new joke to tell Hank and Ernre HIS hlghest ambltxon IS to be a ma1lman That long easy strlde ought to be a help rn delxvermg letters and magazlnes Collecting the latest records IS hr hobby Never argue wrth Stxtch be cause he wxll wanna make a bet and you vull lose That money will add another hot tune to hrs muslcal library Noted For Collecting recordings Highest 4mbmon To become a mailman .L Y MORSE JOSEPH ORAMEL A has Joe Joe 14 a quret boy and quxte bashful wxth the gxrls but he always seems to get around them elther stoppmg to chat wlth them or escortmg them down the hall When the teachers catch hxm wlthout hrs homework he has always a good excuse to gnc them Noted For Telegraph Hughes! Ambmon To be a Diesel engineer l tsl-1 Ns 115811 MORGAN JOHN BRECHIN MOROSKY PAUL A las I P Muscles Alias Paul Activities Tn Kappa 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Chorusl Never look for Muscles Morgan be fore the thlrd perlod because you ll never End hxm He says he s noted for thls but he ns also noted for hrs mterest ln aero nautlcs To graduate from the Naval Arr Reserves rs hrs hrghest ambrtlon IG an orchestra fan and very often he can he seen travellng toward Hartford to see dance bands He 15 very ambitious and should Gnd success upon leavmg the N F A Noted For Readmg poetry Hughes! Ambition To graduate from Naval Au' Reserves Actrrmes Orchestra 1 2 3 Football 2 3 4 N Club 3 4 Semor B 4 Senior Advrsory Board 4 President of Class of 1940 Retlcent yet soclal QUlEt but full of fun studlous but not a bookworm leader athlete sportsman good frlend Hrs de crslons are made after careful thought hrs oprmons are glven after consxderable wergh presrdent Noted For Exchanging punches with Chlef Hrghest Ambmon To be an engineer MURRAY ARTHUR IRVING Alia: Slug To be a naval aviator 19 Slug s hxghest ambrtlon He 14 noted for not studying al though he does excellent work Slugs nature and shyness cause hmm to be teased He thmks he w1ll probably end up as a poet Noted For Not studying Hughes! Ambxtran To be a naval aviator NADOLNY GEORGE REYNOLDS Alla: C rash A person of many HCEIVIIICS such a model buxldmg collectmg and sports George seems to know somethmg about everythmg Hrs wrt sense of humor and varzety of act1v1t1es are factors whlch have made hlm popular among h1s assocxates Noted For Collecting weapons Hlghest Ambmon To be a naval au- prlm 5 Q , lv : .. 1 .. .. . : .. ,, ' : ' , , z , : ' ' ' 1 , . a . . : age!-' K Yun, ' H N Q '. E 9 I X - 2, I . V K .L V A 4 .kg f 1 . , V Z V , K mg of evldence. A scholar, a sclentlst-our fxs . I- I n . . . 9 Y S , . A R N . , v , fe v , - , rv n NORMAN EVERETT CLIFFORD Alta: Pnl P1l agrees with his teachers that in order to pass subJects well one has to study His cheery H1 and friendly grin are his contributions to the clamor before school and at recess Surely his tongue will newer get him into trouble for whenever he talks he says something worth while Noted For Collecting sport plctures Highest Ambzlion To make something out of himself OLENKIEWICZ JOHN WILLIAM Alla: Johnny Actrvtttes Football 1 2 ohnny IQ another one of our young men whose ambition soars high john s in fallible happy nature has made him a favor ite with his fellow students He is forever experimenting and hopes to be a big busi ness man He wants aboxe all to be a suc cess Theres no doubt about lt, ohnn will make good Noted For Experimenting Htghest Ambition To be a success PANKIEWICZ, JOHN Alial: PanIry Activities: Camera Club 3: Track Team 3. It seems as if the students who have been with us for a short time have more enthusiasm than the regular fourfyear boys and girls. Vw'hen Panky came last year, he joined the Camera Club and went out for track. That's the spirit that makes us wish you had started with u.. Fly over the cam' pus when you're in your own ship and take a good airplane view. Noted For: Playing a guitar. Hxghest Ambrtmn To become nn aeroplane mechanic PAWLOWSKI THEODORE WILLIAM Alta: Etsenxtem Activities Alpha Iota Epsilon 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Red and White 3 Mrnor Staff 4 Tall Dark and Repulsive Club 4 Ted may not become immortal but he won t be forgotten because we shall remem ber him for his wit his sense of fun and his tact He can hold your interest as he iscourses on Polish songs on his ong long name or on the good and bad points of his fellow men Ted has the knack of getting at the heart of things in pithy sen tences so hc ought to be clever in aclwer tising Noted For Propenslty towards dlscourslng The World on a raft Highest Ambition To be immortalized . , . - U ,v f .Q Mtg ,, I - . V , .V .2 E I . I I ibn s . . . . ' . ' L Q3 af to 1, 11,, PANUS, WALTER CHARLES PASTERYAK, CHARLES Alias: Walt A : ' N 'F f ,li , 4 ' s 4 , 's ' .5 ,hu s bi I.. s- ' g R' 'sl rl' N , N FJ , ','! 1' Q Q gferg f . -I . .. 1 .. U ' 1 l N P N 1 . 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' , -Y I' N Vw alt ls an example of how the well dres ed high school boy should dress Al though not elaborate his clothes are worn in a manner to merit con iderable sati factory prai e Walt displays a willing nes to work and this Combined with hi clexer wit and ability to learn will exentu ally lead him to his goal When Walt 1 ca ed on to recite in class he seems to e ha hful md hi fate start to get re Noted For Being very bashful Hughest Ambitton To become a Certified Public Accountant Alta: Charley flly Chirley like to Joke and snap hi ngers a he li tens to music He likes to appear tynital but there a merry twinkle in his eye a he answers Oh yeah 4 your be t quips Charley gets around in L1 hon where he attend all the dances and entertainment and eem to be the lfe f the party Noted For Wise cracking Highest Ambition To be a success in llfe r X nd 11 ll59 PHANEUF VINCENT JOSEPH A Ira: Vin One can haxe no hetter characterxstlc than belng happy Vxn xs always hum mlng a gay llttle tune or whxstlmg a new song h1t He has a charm1ng manner which makes hmm a favorlte ln h1s role as an over the counter man H1 chlef recreatlon IS danclng and he 14 smooth' Comblne hr rhythm wxth h lxne and you have V1nn1e Noted For Being happy Hrghest Ambstmn To marry the right gurl lf IS pfliqjil PISOWLOSKI FRANCIS JAMES Aims Ptzzy Actwmes N Club Minstrel 3 4 Decoration Commlttee4 Errand to be done? Books to be de llVEYCd7 Mall to get? Pmzzy ls r1ght there ready to chase around all mer the campus He works after school keeplng the Gym clean he helps at the cafeterra he IS the busxest boy one ever dxd see Desp1te all h1s extra hours Plzzy never gets upset never seems unhappy Gheerfulness always thats P1zzy Noted For Collecting photographs Hlghest Arnbltron To be a success ealgnriii 1- Lal wr 60 PHILLIPS MICHAEL THEODORE Alias Mike Aclwzttes Business Manager for Mxrror To strangers Mlke appears to be a quxet fellow but when wlth acquamtances Mlke sees to It that there 1s not a dull moment It wouldnt seem right to h1 frlends lf he were not there to pass an encouraglng word or to brlghten things 1n h1s carefree way However we all know Mlke IS seriously thlnkmg of the future perhaps IH the Coast Guard If o 1 our turn to let Mrke know we are Wlth htm 'Voted For Crackmg his knuckles Highest Ambrtmn To own a 200 foot yacht PIROZOK EUGENE STEPHEN Aims Gene Actwmes Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 N Club Basketball 1 2 3 4 Short Dark and Impulsxve 4 Presentxng The Romeo of 243 Unhke most of h1s classmates he s mclmed to talk out of turn result another free perlod Gene IS noted for hrs uncontrollable hablt of blushmg The blush IS beautlful but somet1mes mrghty mconvenlent Hes one of the fr1endl1est boys ln the Commerclal group for students and teachers enjoy h1s frankness and wholesome sense of fun Th1s w1nter Gene seems mterested mn a sxlver standard and has been consultlng authon t1es on that subject Noted For Ruddy complexion Hxghext Ambltlon To get ln the Clvll Service POUNCH PHILIP FRANCIS Alta: Phul If you see a green Ford roarmg down the street 1tw1ll ln all probabxlxty be Ph1l for he IS seldom seen wlthout xt Ph1l seems to be one of those who llkc the water Durmg the summer hc. spends most of h1s spare tlrne on the beach whlle during the wmter he can often be seen on the 1ce dolng fancy tncks XVe hope that he w1ll realrze h1s ambltlon to travel and then come hack and tell us what he saw Noted For Selling extra Esso and Esso ac essones Hxghest Ambltxon To travel extensively PROULX NORMAN LIONEL Alxas Monsxeuf Actwmes Musxc Apprecnatxon 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Mrrror Staff Monsxeur IS our most promlsmg French student He rattles off French as fast as llghtnlng ln h1s chats wxth Miss Bonfoey and MISS Satterlee Norman IS also known for h1s pxano playing and deep bass vo1ce We probably will rn the future be reading of a certam Norman Proulx who has made h1s debut as the great p1an1st of the day Then we vvlll say we knew hxm when Noted For Playing organ and dlrectlng cholr Hxghest .lmbmon To be a success 9 . ,.. -1, . .. . c , , , , . .. .k - . .S . . ..- .. 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' ,,,, QUARTO Josspi-i WILLIAM Alias ' Joe Activities Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Basketball 2 N Club 2 3 4 N Club Minstrel 3 4 Rifle Team 4 A strong but newer a silent boy whose pa sion has been football He is a good mixer more interested in you than in him elf He has ideas on every subject and unique ways of dexeloping his ideas Noted For Taking cars apart so they ll run Highest Ambition To graduate from the Acad emy RATNECHT CHARLES HENRY Alias ' Charlie Charlie is always found with the Gang either leaning on Zeke or tag ging along behind Charlie is noted for having his homework done and is always willing to help a sad friend who has slipped up doing his He seems to ignore the girls but is always putting in his share when the Gang is talking to them He is rather brilliant in his studies including bookkeep in Noted For Doing most of his homework Highest Ambition To become an accountant REC RUDOLPH ROCHFORD FRANK JOSEPH Alias Rudy Activities Epsilon Upsllon Intramural Basketball Another one of a trim Rec Sweeney and lvlclxflahon always ready to li ten to Glenn Miller always ready to swing it He is so actixe that he found himself a joh alter school and on Saturdays to keep him ousy between dances Alias Roclne A Beau Brummell who is always well dressed always going somewhere always ready to express him elf clearly yet always quick to get the other people point of new He i just the uaxe type of boy who Noted For Sleeping Noted Fo, Lnumn' to Glenn Mme' Highest Ambition To be a commercial pilot Highest Ambition To be vice president of the A GL P Co RAYMOND, DARIUS JOSEPH Alias: Dorry Activities: Dramatics 4. Acting is his greatest amhition. hut he will never he a noisy actor in any show. No one ever hears him talk. except in Miss Discrfs Dramatics, where he interprets plays to her satisfaction. Once more, It's action that counts. Noted For: Making artificial flowers. Higher! Ambition: To become a dramatic actor. ROSELUND RAYMOND ALBERT Alias Ray Activities Drum Corps 1 Although Ray is quiet and studious hi fine sense of humor and cheerful di position haxe brought him many friends He says tnumbs down on women but we know hell soon change his mind as others have done before him Noted For Eating peanut butter Highexl Ambition To be a success . .wr A+- ., hi as-.fe llffll Y 9 1, :iv ii ' ,l Syn, ii, -, V G tt ,sv - C - tc s- ' - , ' ol . 4 V - l i - l C I . - - , - s J ' A A, o . . . . A 4 , . t . . .... .. N s V. . I - A .. . - ,x lx , , . , , , . 3 , . r db in . ' 1 Y . ,,. ,, - , 's r sf C tt 1 V sa L i r , 7 7 V , .. ,, - , .. - ,, 3 ' ' 9 , '- 1 v , 2, 3. ,M , g ' , N . .- ' . 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Ambrtmn To travel when he gets out of school X- SAVAGE PHILIP ALFRED Alias Chuck Artwmes Epsrlon Iota Srgma 2 3 4 Track l 2 Chuck surely would come rn handy to some polrtrcran durrng electron trme for he rs one grand eampargner as was ably demonstrated durrng our own electron: But of course, that would have to he a srde lrne campargnrng for Chuck s hrghest amhrtron rs to be an engrneer We know you ll succeed Chuck cause we re bettrng on you and you wouldnt let us down would you7 Noted For Hrs enthusiastic campargnrng Hrghest Ambmon To be an engrneer .lL. lfsx llflll SAKELLARIDES PETER Alias Saklry Pete rs a small fellow who holds a consprcuous place rn hrs crrele of frrends He can often be seen partrcrpatrng rn hrs favorrte pastrme danerng We hope that he contrnues hrs hard work and then wc feel certarn that he wrll realrze hrs amhrtron to hecome a college professor Noled For Getting pu! out of the library Hrghest Ambrtron To be a college professor SAUNDERS LEROY WILLIAM Alras Fendy Actwmex Musrc Apprecratron 1 Band 4 Fendy rs the N F A senror who worked the hardest for hrs drploma Durmg hrs Junror year srckness prevented hrm from passrng and so he had to work hard rn order to graduate wrth hrs class An expert pranrst he hopes some day to rrval Pader ewskr He his 1 deep rnterest rn axratron Noted For Prano playrng Hrghest Ambition To outshlne Paderewskr SCHAFFHAUSER WILLIAM V SCHILLER JULIUS Alias Valdemar Wrlly who rs also called Valdemar rs one of our shy boys When a partrcular grrl says hello to hrm he changes colors but we all lrke hrm for rt He rs one of the Commercral Gang s stooges Hrs curly lock of harr rs usually danglrng upon hrs forehead Wrllys fayorrte pastime rs dreamrng rn class, and many a trme he rs caught unaware Noted For Hrs grrl frrends Htghes! Ambrtron Natronal open golf :hampton Alras Schrllo Artrwlre: Orcl1estra2 Band2 ,layvee Basketball 3 Sehrllo wants to be a veterrnary to study anrmal rlls We hope he wrll for every one of u has grrexed when a pet was srck He has another hrg rncentrve because he lrkes to farm and knovxs how to manage all the stock Heres hoprng he becomes so famous that he can collect personal headlrnes instead of those dealrng vurth rnxentrons Noted For Collectrng headlines from newspapers and magazines Hrghest Ambrhon To be a good veterinary doc or 5 A , U H , . ss sv - L I t I Q S ' ' 5 's ' Q Q 2. r ' U i ' ' ' . Y ! r J. H - , .. U .. .. - - -- , - - - kr , Q . 1 . , . U N - I --rlfrf'-,' . . ' . ' 'A ' . ' C ,-N .7 ' - by ' i - ' ' ' .' , ' Q O . 'I ' s - ' i ' ' ,fi Q .. . . u , e , , . A ' 13' fer . . . , . R, . . 7 - , -. rr 4 A i 3 D I 1 v 5 v . 3, 4: Prize Speaking 2, 3, 4g President Senior B. , . , . J y , , . f . . J .. . .. 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I ' ' ' .. t . 2 Q sEARs THOMAS PERKINS, JR Aims Pop Actwrtres Alpha Iota Epsrlon 2 3 4 Inter Frat Dance Commrttee 3 Everybody knows Tommy and every body also knows that Tom and good trmes are srmrlar words He can organrze com mrttees and run dances very successfully Tommy lrkes dogs but hrs brg rnterest rs scary tales of accrdents on the track can decrease hrs admrratron for the men who hang up the fast records Noted For Berng late for school Hrghest Ambltron To be a success rn lrfe SHIELDS, NATHAN BABCOCK Alras Nate Acnvmes Phr Alpha Mu Srgma 1 2 3 4 Base ball 1 2 N Club 3 4 Charrman of Grft Com mrnee Unlrke most of us fyes we re a class of swrngsters J Nate knows good musrc and enyoys rt When he can not hear a symphony he trres rhythms of hrs own whose stunts are really clever Hrs standards are hrgh and he has the courage to do thrngs that he enjoys even though the gang wrll not Jorn hrm Noted For Hrs laugh Hughes! Ambrhon To go to the Unrversrty of Vrrgrnra SINAY TERRY GENE SPURGAS RAYMOND PETER Alma Slrck Ternble Terry Actwrtres Chorus 1 2 Musrc Apprecratron 1 2 3 Tennrs 2 Slrck rs the very blonde young man wrth the worce that wrll surely enable hrm to lrve up to hrs ambrtron to srng as well as Nelson Eddy We cant qurte figure Terrrble Terry out as he clarms grrls are hrs weakness yet he rs bound to be a bach elor Hrs sense of humor and llashrng smrle ought to be a great asset to Terry rn the future Noted For Servmg ume rn the Maur Oice Hrghesl Anrbrtron To be able to arng as well as Nelson Eddy Alla: Spook: Arlrvrlres Basketball 3 4 Spooks rs not a very tall lad but rs one that rs lrked by all In hrs classes he always has an answer that wrll make you laugh and when you see hrm walking around the campus he rs always smrlrng For a small boy he has a very large appetrte When rt rs lunch trme he rs the flrst one down and about the last one to leave the cafeterra Hrs favorrte sports are basketball baseball and skatmg Noted For Poor excuses Hrghest Ambmon Arrplane mechanrc SILVERMAN GEORGE EDWARD Alrru T N T Ach-runes E srlon Iota Srgma 2 3 4 Orchestra 3Ba eball12 4Tenrs12 4 N Clubl 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 N Club Mrnstrel 3 4 Tennra Team Captarn 3 Eastern Connectrcut Conference Srngles Champron 2 3 State Inter Scholastrc Doubles Champronshrp 2 Tall Dark and Repulsrve Club 4 Inter Fraternrty Dance Commrttee 4 Motto Commrttee Charrman 4 All Conference Forward 4 A thousand pardons for not lrstrng your other half dozen hard earned trtles but the prrnter had to use magrc to get these rn the rrght places Summrng you up rn one word you are versatrle for you equal athletrc ahrlrty wrth school work Noted For Tennrs Highest Ambrtron To play on the Davrs Cup tennrs team meow Y STARR MARCEL EDWARD Aims Bubs Actr-wires Camera Club 3 4 Take your prcture Bubs rs an ardent camera fiend and takes many good shots of school and actrvrtres He enjoys frgure skatmg and has us all envymg hrs graceful swoops and clrps That grace wrll be an asset when he enters Coast Guard Noted For Frgure skatrng Hughes! Ambmon To enter Coast Guard Acad emy ,Q 4 l631l , . , .. H : . . ' V 3 1.2.: sat , ,3.: n . .3.: .. ,. , , .. .. . , . . , . . U . : v . 5 l 0. : - : : . : - . 1 1 I S, ,W L . Y . Q ' ., , . . ,., ,, . , .. ,, ' i 1 I ' I V I 7 ' .A 5114 , . ' ,, ,, ' . . I . ,, V - , , , , . t V , ' X ' . . . a 'if r .X . ' ' . . ' Y. ' 13 9 9 ' the speed of daring motorcycle riders. No making. 'LNate is a very good acrobat vs f tt 1- . . . , . . ' 9 - , 44 L A it 19 I ' 4 ' V W I l 9 . , ,. ,, I U D f , . , . . . Y I - , .. - H.. - ., - , .. ., . , . ' f , 9 ' ' ' . . ' r , - 3 ' tt .. . . in - V1 - . - D - , ' . V . . . ' ' . 1 r Q ' . . . , . V t , . , Q ' ,ft .. . N' . . ' . . f 5 , , K L ,, l I , ,..,, STEFFENSON ALBERT P JR Aims Sleff Acnvmes Band 2 Debatlng Team 2 He mme from Vw heeler last year but he brought along an elast1c Ford IH whlth half the boys lh h1s home room can fit Every one IS welcome to r1de and everyone gladly atcepts lt s a good th1ng Steff 15 handy w1th tools for even a Ford has 1ts troubles When anyth1ng goes wrong out plle the passengers under the car sl1des Steff In a few m1nutes exerythmg IS 1n per ect shape Nolcd For Talnng half the school rldlng ln h1s Ford Hzghest Ambmon Master avlatlon mechanlc C-L, MV SWEENEY PAUL JOSEPH laul 1s a stud1ous boy and IS espec1ally mtrrestcd 1n mathematlcs He thmks that l1v1ng near the F1tchv1lle Pond 19 qulte ldeal because 1ts an excellent place to try out tho e row boats that he has so much fun hulldmg W1th qulet and steady persever mee whlch so d1st1ngu1shes h1m Paul may some d ly be recogn11.ed as a great professor 1tM I T Noted For A firm handclasp Hxghesl Ambmon To progress farther 11-no the world of Math H64 STORRS RICHARD S SUDIK EDWARD JOSEPH A has Dick R1chard 1s a student from Colchester who comes here because the Agncultural Course IS taught He IS rarely unoceup1ed and ecms to enjoy work although he can always End t1me for fun He IS well known for h1s punctuahty and dependab1l1ty two charac ter1st1cs that ought to help make h1m a suc tesslul future farmer Noted For Flddlmg w1th maps Hughes! Ambmon To be a success 111 whatever he attempts to do Alxas Eddy Actwules Baseball 3 4 'Xmong the COmmQfCldl student me find Eddy vuth h1s wmnmg sm1le and usual H H1s good taste 1n clothes h1s danc mg feet and fr1endly d1spos1t1on make lllln 1 popular lad We re all sure hell sotk h1s may to fame 1n the baseball world Noted For Bowlmg Hrghest Ambmon To progress farther mto the baseball world SWEENEY THOMAS SYAH WILLIAM EDWARD Al1as Red Actwmes Eps1lon Upsllon 1 2 3 4 Footballl A jam se s1on espec1ally w1th Glenn V11 er IS Red s d1sh Bes1de bemg an ardent sw1ng fan he 1s noted for h1s nexer 1a1l1ng contrad1ct1on of vtomen s faults Vw e ull know Red better than to bel1eve that he w1ll be a herm1t for he has made a w1de urclc of l-l'lCI1dS wh1le at the 'Xt ldemy Noted For Burymg people Hzgllest Ambmon To wnte a story on womens faults Aims Bull Carefree unconcerned wltty br1efly you have B1ll Vvlhere others m1ght be ex c1ted 1nd worr1ed about school work B1ll merely sn11les and does It calmly As to the future he wants to own h1s own gamge but fears he w1ll have to st1rt it the bottom We B1ll t at t1e best pate to start because when you get to thc top you w1ll stay there Voted For Lettmg gurls chase h1m Hrghext Ambumn To own a garage 7 'U ' . ,, 1 : ' . .K f q , . . , ' c, . S J. I L '- - t. N 1 ' 9 1 lr - e : Y ' 5'-fl V ' - i . . 1 1 . s, ' X ' ' ' . l' ' . 3 , .. 'Q' .' ,, . . I 4 . ' Y 4 'Qs JH ' - 3 Alias: Chuck , . . , . . t , , s . . . . 2 ' . .. Q 1 ' ' . , .z - , , ' - ' 1 ll , . t . . . S - ,A ' ' X' . , . 1 ' - V -1 ' .. .. ' , ' ' .1 . . A A VH' ,hill KIM A 1 1 ' f - ' A U 1 : . pl ' : ' ' , .. . TAYLOR ROBERT DEXTER TROCKI CHARLES PAUL Alla: Romeo Ach-ntnes Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 The ldol of the movles llves wxth us m name only for Romeo despxte hrs ro mantlc name does not depend on h1s name sake for fun Hrs sleek haxr and pol1shed manners should make hlm an excellent salesman Hes a sports addlct too and knows the ments of the players Noted For Keepmg has hair combed Hughes! Ambmon To be a good salesman Alla: Charlie Charlxe may not show hrs age but he s Old Falthful to hrs fnends they stay wlth him for years He rsn t what would be called nolsy probably realmng that he doesn t have to be He lets the hmehght come to h1m Noted For Looksng too young to be a sensor Hsghest Ambition To get as job In the P W A VELGOUSE PETER A has Pete Pete IS an unassuming boy who comes down from Montvllle no matter what kmd of weather prevarls Although Pete doesn t say much ln school, he does qulte a blt of work He always does his homework for he s workmg for a high average Pete has a good 1ob after school takmg care of a big flock of chxckens Noted For Selling geese Highest Ambition To travel around the world VERVERIS GEORGE PANTILLIS Alla: Greek Greek IS known for hrs argumg Hardly a day passes wrthout the Greek startnng a private debate with his teachers He has dlscovered that rt s the teacher who has the last word These arguments provlde entertaxnment and clear the mmds of hx fellow students who were buslly engaged m dreamland Greek has a frlendly attl tude towards hrs classmates and 15 always ready to help them He can be classed as a true frlend Despxte hrs dlmmutxve slze Greek has proved to be troublesome to h1s opponents rn sports Noted For For fetched Jokes Highest Ambllson To get through school TUMICKI JOSEPH F J has Tomata Whenever a queer combmauon of colors attracts your attentron you rmmedxately thlnk of Joe Hxdden behmd these flashy combxnatlons of ensembles IS the Joe Col lege of the Norwzch Free Academy To mata has a casual way of expressmg h1m self and for thxs reason he has amassed a huge cxrcle of friends Ioe IS an excellent skater and d1ver and wxth constant prac trce wxll gxve the dxvmg and skatmg champs consxderable headaches Noted For Foolsng around Hrghest Ambmon To go to college o 'fall WALKER CHARLES EDWARD Alras Mayor' Actwrtles Decoration Committee Mayor IS a very qulet boy ln school and doesn t seem to be interested IH the grrls He works ln the Commercxal Bulldmg after Every day about live mmutes before the end of the fourth perlod you see Mayor quletly leavmg the classroom so as to get down to the cafetena Here he does a good Joh of keep1ng everyone m 11ne He IS a very ambmous lad and we all wrsh hrm the best of luck Noted For Malnng lmrutlons Hrghest Ambman To be an engmeer l65 , . - , .. ,, , . y 1 I 1 . , .. ,, - , .. - ,. - ,..- , , ,,,. . . KG ' I Y . . 1 . , .. , school and his work is always done well. . , , . Q Y . , H ,, - , .. ,. . , ' . . . . . ' Q 8 ' i . s . - . l , A I . . . .S A J . D I I , A X , ,U , .V- V - : ' . - --,tsl A 9 h H . . . . . . . . , Jw: pq, WALSKI EDWARD JOSEPH Alla: Edyu Actwltles Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Drum Corps 1 2 Cross Country 1 Semor B Model Airplane Club Mirror Staff Ed1u IS one of those lucky fellows who spends most of hxs txme after school par trcxpatmg ln extra curricular actwmes but st1ll manages to keep up h1s marks All thx act1v1ty has made hxm well known and popular especxally among the semors We may expect Edju to be a successful elec trlclan rl' he has correctly guessed hls prob able fate Noted For Collecting match covers Hughes! Ambltton To get a free education from Uncle Sam QEQZ Z 3' l '6' in 'E-Z 53 ln 55 'GUI I 'U P C r Actrntues Intramural Basketball l 2 4 jayvee Basketball 3 Jmyvee Baseball 3 Cross Country Team 2 To be a coach IS Shorty s amb1t1on He t1ce m basketball and baseball for Shortys good sportsmansh1p newer faxls to pep up h1s teammates That eraser throwmg durmg the long recess has glven blm some fancy curves Th1S sprmg wlll show us how Well he makes use of them Noted For Throwmg erasers Highest Ambxtlo-n To be an athletic coach U an 116611 WATERHOUSE WILLIAM THOMAS WATERMAN ROBERT DAVID Alms Brll Actrvxtles Rho Alpha Mu 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 Glee Club 1 2 Bxll has a great many extra currlcular zctlvmes besxdes holdmg up the wall of the Maln Bu1ld1ng every day He has been Vice Presldent and Presldent of the Rams No wonder be feels ambltlous enough to ily to Mars Noted For Rlslng wlth the sun Highest Ambxtxon To reach Mars Ahas Bob Actwmes Football 1 2 3 4 Tall shy rugged and good natured all these qualltles add up to Bob He ls not very forward and doesnt appear such but you can always depend on Bob to be there m the pmches You saw hxm on the grxd iron and manys the tune that he came cbargmg through the lme to mow down the unlucky man who mlght be carrymg the ball to a poss1ble touchdown Good luck Bob and I know wherever you go and whomever you meet you wxll always do thc rxgbt thlng Noted For Crab busmess Hxghest Ambition To own hrs own busrness es tabllshment WEISMAN AKIVA A lm: llre Act:-nnes Red and White 2 3 Sports Editor Red and Whale 3 Amencan History Honorable Mention 3 Current Events Prize 3 Camera Club 4 M11101 Staff Strong silent and mtellectual are the only adyectlves that wlll describe thls studl ous fellow Ike 1n hrgh esteem among bus classmates llkes to drlve and travel Apart from the lme of studies Ike has been a valuable member of the Red and Wh1te Stall for whlch he ba ably de scrlbed the many sports events of the N F A We are all certam that Ike wlll be more than worthy of any success he achieves however great Noted For Strong homo saplen Hxghext Ambition To be worthy of whatever ttf any! success he achleves WEISS CHARLES PHILIP Alla: Whxzzer Charley Actlwlres Epsilon Iota2 Footballl 2 3 4 All State Fullback 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 All Eastern Conn Back 3 4 Coaches Best B t 3 4 N Club Minstrel 3 N Club 2 3 4 Track 1 Prize Speakmg 3 Edll0l'll1 chief of Mirror All State and coaches best bet for two years a whlz ln baseball an efhclent edxtor an excellent student a whole hearted supporter of every act1v1ty a truly repre sentatlve Senior Whom we are proud to call the Academy s outstanding Sportsman Noted For No 49 Football Hxghest Ambxtum M D , ll.: .1-5 .: 9 ' a Q ' . . , . ,S it 'QV 1 I O 1 1 .: .: ,,. - .: : .- X if K Q lr. . , g .. ' . ', , Q 0 U . - , 3 . .4 : : could inspire his boys by his faithful pracf Lb Q!! .B , , bt S1 . R ! 9 ' ,g ', . . U 1 : ' a ,: , ,: : . . , I v as-9 , . L ,au - ',:f,, O Q ' ' ' ' ' 1 : a 9 -- .I A .y . - , . be r, . . r 1 - - - Q ' 1 1 ' C- ' B . . 3 l L ' ' Ll Qs 'V . : ' . l I K Y WHALLEY JONATHAN Alias Jaclne Jackxe xs another one of our hockey enthuslasts who usually can be found on some pond durmg the skatmg season' Smce he rs efficrent and rellable wlth a dare devxl personallty he wxll certalnly fulfrll the requxrements necessary for avnatnon Noted For Art Hxghest Ambstlon To be a success ln the field of aircraft WIN TERS JAMES HOWARD Alias Jtmmxe Actwme: Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Sports Editor of Manor Jlm I5 one of those brg qulet fellows who are always seen but seldom heard He 1 already an experlenced sport wrlter for ll 19 hrs artrcles whxch we read xn the local paper wherever the Academy has an ath letlc contest Together wlth hls talent and hls pleaslng personalxty Jxm should go far ln hls chosen field Highest Ambition To own the Pittsburgh Plrates baseball team WODKA HENRY CHARLES Aims Red Actzvmes Intramural Basketball 2 3 Golf Team 3 Can you pxcture a red headed golf champ 'vly oh my what a sensatxon he wrll cause among our weaker sex A pleas mg personallty he IS wlllmg to enter into all the fun But Ah stop it ed don t hlame It all on the grrls Noted For Playing golf Hughes! Ambmon To wm the Nanonal Open Golf Champ WRIGHT JOHN Alta: Jay Acnvmes Senlor Advisory Board Mirror Staff Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 He has worked hard to make as emhlle mterestrng and to see that exeryone had a good wrmte up 1n the MITTOT ho errand IQ exer too hard for cheerful Johnny who always has t1me to Spare That cheerful whl tle announces that he w1ll he along presently eager to tell us how good the plcture ts Noted For Books rn one hand sandwlch ln the other Highest Ambltron To be a phllanthroplst WIRTH ROBERT ARTHUR Alla! Bob Aclrwt cs Rho Alpha Mu 3 Camera Club 2 Baske ball Manager 2 3 4 N Club Mlnstrel 3 N Club 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Ten nts 3 Mirror Staff Senior Prom Committee Here IQ one of tho e lnttlc fellows who goes ln for hxg thrngs hut by far the hrggcst I9 hrs mterest ln Il'lllNlk, Bob rs a connors seur of all kmds of d ance bands and hmmself plays a saxaphone 'rs hrs part to the het terment of muslc He can be found managing the ba ketball team when hu many other actlxmes spare hlm the txme Noted For Playing his sax Hughes! Ambition To be a second Bull Stern QQ ZERULL FREDERICK WILLIAM Aims Fred Aclwmes Band2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 l'red 1 found hanglng out of a wm dow IH Room 23 yellmg greetlngs to hm many frlends After school Fred haunts the l1brary getting mto mlschtef at every turn A valued addltlon to the Band and Orchestra these four years he plays a mel low sl1de trombone coaxmg out dulcet notes Fred Zerull and h1s famous band may some day he the by word IH sophlstlcated swmg Noted For Telling jokes tn class Hughes! Ambxtzon To succeed i167 9 . ,. .. , ,., ., 4 . . . . ,H H , , . , . - . . . .. s ' : ' - 'J Q ' , , ' , 1 2 '. e it - I ' 4 s s l 9 ! -,.. -,, -,..- -,, .. .k , g . , . - ... . , . , . 5 ' ' . , ' , 4 as as , .. : . x , Noted Far: Arguing with Sweeney. ' . .. I . . , 1 I . .: .- . . . K .S , , 7 S -,.. ,, -,.. ,, : 'Q . . : . G 2. .4. , , , . ' f . ' . .s As ., . . N. v V .I , , , - . v x 1 A i l 4' V , ' VA,-.,, .. . .. . X qv . '. - ' . 'R ,W . I I ' . 1' 'V , I S 1 - nr . .Y I . - . -0 df' IS 9 IV IN MEMORIAM JCSEPH FRANCIS CONWAY JANUARY 1939 IN MEMORIAM CON STAN DI GEORC E ARMENAKES APRIL 1939 ZAWISLINSKI HENRY Alias Hank Ar! vltlcs fresh nan Baseball Intramural Basket hall 1 2 3 4 jayvee Baseball 3 Hank 1NIl1lIl'CLl Il md Gguu that some wccpmg down the gym floor drllwlwlmg vutlu ellortlc C1 c and almmt vuthout any lrltra Mlllil gum illlx an 1 tmdmg pl iycl vscll wmtlm thc plaudxt of thc Qtudcnt Althouglm ccmmgly hy with g1rl hu luandwmc Qnnlmg fhaturcb act 1 1 migncl md hc ncur lulw fcmmme com pmy N tcd F1 r Beating Moran at arguing Highest Amblt 1 11 To play forthe Dctrol! Tlgeri fam, if l 1 , 1 , . pl lx'- 'L px ' , 2 4 ml-ff: '-, ,,,,4 fc V! N ' ,'frG4'c .QS ' -,ff I l , Q l 9 i : - Q . 3 - . , . : . ' fs as ' . ' lwcsitation Sinks zmuthcr two pninti. ln the f '. 2 's. HH: IS wut' xi ' 2 ', ' f ' 'S . s. s ' S ' 's, 5 . S ' is 0 J: ' ' . . ,U :, V . . N I l l I no l n - .5 I 1 - HX IN' , .ic I I 1 M ABEL INEZ AMORETTE ABUGEL CELIA A lm: Inky Artrvtttes Mtrror Staff A real poetess needs solitude for her rhymes What could be better for Inky than a big ranch far away from any city7 While the rest of us are chattering away about nothing she is dreaming of rhymes and rhythm Noted For Writing poetry Highest Ambition To own a ranch A has C Can C cook' She has a Gne collection of recipes which she has proved are good eating If all else fails C has two valuable assets a good singing voice and the abxlity to concoct a nourishing meal Noted For Collecting recipes Highest Ambition To sing in the Metropolitan Opera House ALLEN ROSE MARIE Alias Babe Acnvmes Archery2 3 4 Volley Ball-1 Babe is that blonde girl in Room 18 who usually may be found talking with her friends about homework or any other ap propriate subject During long recess she spends her time walklng about with one or more of her pals visiting the var1ous build ings of the school Her pleasing personality and nature wins many friends ln all classes This girl is often seen practicing after school with her bow and arrow trying to hit the target She almost invariably does how exer as may be proved by the shattered looks of the target Hxghest Ambmon To vacation ln Hawaii Noted For Talking AMODEO MARY NATALIE Alla: Mxdge Vw hoi noted for forexer saying Have you got any more gum Who keeps dash ing to and fro always managxng to arrxve late for free periods' Why it s none other but Midge our little classmate She cor responds with a fellow in Holland and who knows? She might exen resort to raising tulip and making wooden shoes' Noted For Corresponding with people in foreign COUHKYICS Highest Ambition To vlslt Hawaii ALLEGRETTI, MARY MARIE Alias: freckles Activities: Volley Ball 1: N Club Minstrel 2, 3: Mirror Staff. MQIYYSS the girl who's usually having a heap of fun. She's always on the go and never seems to lack pep, especially when it comes to doing the latest steps. Freckles' has introduced many of our pet school fads, such as novelty trinkets and perky ribbons. Nor can we help but associate Freckles with the trick color combinations she sprang on us once in a while, all of which added to her natural gaiety. Noted Fnr: Her collection of different colored ribbons Highest Ambition To own her own beauty parlor ANDREWS DOROTHY ROSE Alta: Dottie Dot is one of our Red Headed Com mercial girls She does not mmgle very much but sits on the side lines taking it all in Dot has always something to say about our government and we all think she would make a grand congresswoman Noted For Flirting Highest Ambttton To be a filing clerk oft ' ll6Q Y , -- Q - I , 2 '- ,A , . : ' ' . I9 , .. . C . . o Y Y 7 : , ,Q . i' 'g 1 ' x 7 - g , .. S or ei 'A W ANDRUSKIEWICZ, MARY THERESA Alias : Peewee We don't hear much from Peewee perhaps because she is so small, Extra' curricula activities don't appeal to her. Mary enjoys a good time and likes her share of fun. Noted For: Checking on the Hit Parade. Highest Ambition: To get a good olftce position. ARGENTI CHRISTINA MARIA A has Tana ctwttses Chorus 1 2 3, Mirror Staff Tina with her cheery smile and big brown eyes is a welcome addition to any group Any noon time just stroll down the second floor hall in the Main Building and youll see Tina gaily talkmg with her friends mostly fellow Scotties Noted For Chumxnmg with Millie Highest Ambmon To travel tx'!.9?, 4,1 'ff-'-'asf-1 117 ANTOKOL JUSTINE RUTH Altus Shankey Activities ZetaPhl1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Basket ball l Inter Sorority Committee 3 Drum Corps A merry contagious laugh issues out of a dead silence and everyone cranes his neck to see what Shankeys doing now She is always up to something If it s not telling pokes or keeping the class in an uproar, its some new fad of bells or bows to distract her neighbor s attention Shankey has never yet been known to be serious and we doubt if she ever will Noted For Telling special jokes Highest Ambxtmn Having a Deb shop for girls ANTONELLI LOUISE R A has Lee Activities Volley Ball 1 Baseball 1, Decoration Committee Can you imagine that' Lee wants to hitch hike to Mars What s the matter Lee? We always thought our good old earth was a nice sort of place to live in even though some of the bumps are pretty uneven and rocky Well Lee if you ever get there don t forget your pals in the N F A Be sure to drop us a line' Noted For Arriving at the last minute Highest Ambition To hitch hike to Mars AVDEVICH JULIA Alias Julse Actwttles Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volley Ball 1 2 Club 2 3 N Club Minstrel 2 3 Archery 3 Upper Prom Committee 3 Ring Committee 3 Vlce-President of Class of 1940 D A R Alter nate Chairman of Sensor Prom. Charming demure a lady in every way and a most versatile lady is Julie our famed jitterbug She can dance half the n ght and get 90 on a quiz next day Swing ing along greeting her friends feveryone on the campusl julie always has the same little smile that endears her to everyone Noted For Blushing Highest Ambxtton Second Florence Nightingale LJ' BAILEY JANET Alta: .lan Actinttes Delta Upstlon Phi 1 2 3 4, Inter Board 4 A charming young lady possessed of a sunny disposition is Ianet She is an excel lent dancer and an all round good pal Janet enjoys popular music especially that of good swing bands Ianets highest am bition is to make good That covers a wide field but we wish her success in all she un dertakes In answer to her probable fate she says one never knows well we could add tlme remedies all things Noted F01 Gettmg in at the wrong time Highest Ambstton To make good l 1 1 1 ' - , .. U - , H U . .. : . ' . , Z 5 - . .. : Q . . Q - . . 3 . . , , 6 3' 4- - . .. .. 1 ' . . . . ' . ' 'ii ' , 1 . . . q I V , . . ' t . q 55 gg . - , , Q fb i i I . . . V I ' lt 41 , - e t Y - , .. . ., A . .. : Y ' U . D .. . .. . - - Q Q ls - S1 ' ' ' 4 .. . N , . Q 1 - , N - U - : .. 1. i I i f 1 v 1 3 1 Q I I. 5 l i 1 1 s ' ' 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 N Sorority Dance Committee 4: Chorus 19 Finance t , 9 ' . : a - I . i 5 ' I 5 ' , 5- , ' ' 5 . . . - , . . . ' . , s Q' 5 i I ' ' i , . , in ', . ' -, ,, , ,, ., , ' ' ' ' I ks, . -R f- -is - , It I U -N l yy Q f 1 v , I ' A . . . . ., , , , . , I . . .W , . , . 0 ll BANAS ELIZABETH ANN BANAS JULIA MARY A lms Betty Betty ought to be included in the Cabinet for she could help to balance the budget due to her uncanny knowledge of Bookkeeping Trial balances discounts they come easily to her She shouldn t waste that talent in a small oflice Noted For Singing Highest Ambition To know Bookkeeping as well as Miss Bettencourt and to travel abroad Alias Julie Activities Senior Prom Committee ,lulie is one of our successful combina tions of beauty and brains with a generous handful of wit thrown in Though feminine by nature she has a strong will and often aims at high ob1ect1ves The amazing thing is she usually obtains what she goes after Keep it up Julie We re with you all the way Noted For Blonde hair Highest Ambition To be a model BARBAROSSA NANCY ROSE Alias Nan BseballlGAAl 34 NCU Minstrel Athletic han has been a leader in the Gym since her Junior year In order to recuperate he listens to the radio and practices all the latest song hits Her lox ely voice makes ex en silly nursery rhymes seem classic ballads Nan will always find some thing to keep her occupied for she has many interests and hobbies Noted For Worrying about chemistry Htghest Ambition To be a success BELLIVEAU DOROTHY ADELMA A has Dottie Bssketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 5: 3 4 G A A n Club Minstrel 2 3 I Senior Advtibry Board 4 Color Committee Old English N G A A Secretary 2 G A A Treasurer 3 Dottie is a petite athletic girl She thinks that the best way to spend an evening i danclng or bowling and you can be sure that the party won t be dull with her around If you want to find her at school Just elbow yourself through a crowd and you will discower her in the middle telling them what she did the night before Noted For Dancing swimming and bowling Highest Ambition To be s success BARAN, ANNA Alias: Arm Activities: Baseball 1: Recording Typist for Mir- ror Stall. If Ann speeds to success as quickly as her Hngers fly over the typewriter keys, she will be there long before we are-but don't leave us too far behind, Ann, because we enjoy your company. She likes to dance and is always ready to help a friend in need. Noted For: High voice. Highest Ambition: Office Manager. Fl -no- BENOIT ALIDA OLIVE Alias Benny Alida is one of the Commercial Build ing s quiet inhabitants She believes in the saying To be seen but not heard Al though quiet she is well liked by all those who know her We feel sure that she will speak her mind if necessary and that her words will show good sense Noted For Having a French temper Highest Ambition To hike up Mount Everest 45 fsfifi ll7 Y Y t. .. , . . - - : . . . z r . . 0 Q 1 . - Q , - f ft . . s I 5 - , N U 5 A I 7 Y 4 : .. ,. - : N - U Activities: Captain Hockey Team 1: Volley Ball Activities: Hockey 1, 2. 3: Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4: ' 1, , : , , , V ' 5 H H . . , sh . . , : - - - .4 ' 2 ' lb i. 2, sic. A. A. P 4: 'N .I b 2, sg N O. V .. v .. . l 7 l U . . . - v '4 U g . g . . . . Q Q 1 t ' .. . .. , .. . .. - - U , s ' ' - - S . 1 3 . I . k ' I S ' - T . V , I i 5 ' I , l Q, x ,Q I ll BERGERON CORA CATHERINE Alms Kitten Actwmes N Club Mmstrel 1 Home Eco nomlcs Club 2 Llke a soft footed Kltten she slnps m Just IH trme to avold a tardy mark A lut ten and dance hghtly and Wllh grace Cora does but whoever heard of a kltten who llked to sw1m7 She must have been a good Home Ec glrl to belong to that excluslve c u Noted For Cookxng Hughest Ambxhon To be a hairdresser 442323 xx BRADLAW MARIE EVELYN Alun Bee Qulet Marie IS another one of our semor g1rls who Wants to follow rn the footsteps of Florence Nxghtmgale She hasn t been very actxve around school but all of her frxends know her as a good pal Her pet lxkes are the movles readmg and chewmg gum Noted For Reading Hughes! Ambmon To be a nurse lvl BOLZ HELEN Alfa: Bolzle Actzwlses Camera Club 3 4 Bolzxe IS well known for her sunny smlle and cheery d sposxtxon These traxts should prove to he assets to Helen ln pur sumg her future professaon nurslng She 15 an ardent camera fan and xs one of the valued members of the Camera Club Hughes! Ambmon To be a nurse BOOKER DOROTHY MAY A has Tod Actxvxtles Cheer Leader 4 Sensor Advisory Board Minor Staff One two three' Peppy Tod leads a lusty cheer for a good play She can surely brlng out the nolse from the bleachers by her verve and spmt Tod IS equally at home leadxng an Assembly or pluckmg down A s by hard study Tod has a sweetness as umque as the brands wound about her head Noted For Bemg with Miss Coughlm Highest Ambition To be orlglnal BRENNAN MARY FRANCES BRINE VIVIAN CECELIA Alias Curly Activities Slgml Beta P1112 3 4 Chorus 2 She can t fool a soul when she trles to alxbl on homework for her honest blue eyes w1ll twxnkle Mary doesn t know how to make an enemy If she knows you she IS your frlend for llfe Curly has no dlfh culty wlth her lessons thls year because she has learned More thlngs are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of Noted For Always laughing Highest Ambxlxon To go to Hawaii A has Vw Actwmes Chorus 1 2 3 4 MuslcAppreclat1on 1 2 N Club Minstrel l 2 3 Vw can slng for we have heard her ln our N Club mmstrels She IS better every tlme we llsten Vw IS very much like a lovely melody soft and sweet but wlth enough lndlvlduallty to make one re call her with pleasure Noted For Collecting glass cunosmes Hughes! Ambmon To sing on the radlo , - , .. - ., , .. H - , Q . . V K I C . A l b, Y 9 . , .. . .. . , .. ., , . . : V ' . . . : 5 . . S I - v - L - as Vu I-.V . . s . I . , , . . . :ALM 2 . . .x w. -,J X ' .-,xrw Kean. K A , 3 Tas'-ef N, f , , - ' ' ' X91 Nom, FM: Gemng nowhere m I hurry. steadrness and a vem .of seriousness that IS 7 . , .. ,, , , ., , . l l 1 5 . , .. ,, - , .. - ,, . .. : . . V V 5 I . ., : y y ' a . . . , .. ,, - . . . . . . . Mx . , L sb - in ' r' N' , , . ' - 4 - rs - ss - I ' . ' th Il , ' ' A I I . , . . , . , 4 , . ' ,gas 2 C s .. R . , . ?3z f ' - ' ' BROGNO, HELEN MARGARET Alxas Dolly Dolly s hrghest ambltlon IS to be an art 1st Wrth her talent she should not find much trouble for she IS always drawmg Whenever you hear a class m an uproar you can be sure good natured Dolly IS causing the noxse for she IS noted for Jokxng N one can help being cheerful when Dolly IS near Noted For Drawing Hughes! Ambmon To become an artist. BROOKS JUNE ANN d has I nsh ,lune IS one of our very good fnends who hopes to become a nurse We know she wrll make a good nurse because she has that very cheerful dlsposltxon which IS neces sary for lt Noted For Keeping a scrapbook Highest Ambition To be a registered nurse BROWNING NATALIE BALFOUR Alta: Brownie Actwmes Chorus 1 Musu: Appreciation 1 4 Who rs the petlte lxttle glrl w1th the brg blue eyes and dark ha1r7 Why 1ts none other than Browme Walt untxl she talks or better strll hear her sxng No wonder the Chorus IS proud to clalm her If she remams an old ma1d as she so poorly thmks I ll eat thls Mxrrofl Noted For Going out with that certaus Frenchman Highest Ambrtxon To speak French Huently BRUNELLE LUCILLE VIRGINIA Alla: Bunny Ad:-vmes Sigma Beta Phi Basketball 1 Wrlllam Barge Prrze for Algebra 1 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Upper Prom Co-chairman 3 Decoration Commit ee Bunny 15 one of the well known glrls around school No dance would be com plete wxthout her Her sunny dxsposltlon IS the envy of her many frrends She can always be found lrstenmg to hxt tunes and famous name bands on the radio Noted For Keepmg m tune wnh the umes Highest Ambmon To make somethmg of herself BROOKS MARY LILLIAN ANNE Alla: Mae Mae rs a tall dark and ine loolung gurl who IS lxlred by all who know her Her hobby IS keepxng a diary whxch IS a very mterestmg one and she enjoys readmg a great deal Often between periods you may find her eatmg part of her lunch before hurryxng to her next class Mae hopes to become a hairdresser and we are quite sure she wrll be successful as she has very excel lent taste 1n haxr styles Noted For Eating between periods Hzghext Ambmon To be s success rn lrfe if BUCKLEY RUTH Alias Tutti frurttl She is one of the reasons for the trafhc jam ln the upper hall of the Commerclal Buxldmg Every mormng and every noon we need broken field runnmg to get past the popular gxrl whose funny stones make her so popular She 15 really wltty and clever 1n her say1ngs and can take a joke as well as play one Noted For Playing puno Hughes! Ambition A hugh positron lll an oiice ll73l 9 I . ' ' - ' - A ' ,S , 1 . , I . . . . 9 fi - . .. . . sexo . -. 1 : . i . . A , , , . . 575,21 L :Kimi . .SSC iff: may iv J . ,. . . Activities: Playshop 2. 1 f .. . .. ' . 3 t . .. K : i . .e BUDLONG MARION BARBARA Alfa: Red Actlvltles Bsltetball 2 4 G A A 2 3 4 Leaders Club 2 3 Red and Whlte 3 4 Base bnll4 Marlon ls a pcrsonliicatlon of the can clld and lndependent young modern We all wonder what makes her blush so easlly because she IS so capable at the art of con verslng Marlon lntcnds to be a nurse In her chosen field her frlendly good natured dlsposltlon wlll be of great value Noted For Maklng frlends easlly Hughes! Ambltmn To be a nurse 6, ll? BUSHNELL MABEL AGNES Alla: Mltz Buttercup Aetrrltles Band2 3 Mltl 19 a qulct llttle glrl wltll qulte blg asplratlons lf shc contlnues recelvlng As and wlnnlng Stenography DYIZBS she wlll cert:-llnly attaln her hlghest ambltlon a court stenographer Noted For Belng reserved Hlgh25l Ambmon Court stenographer l74 BULKA HELEN Allas Butts the 31:1 Butts the 3rd 19 a llvely Commerclal lass She s ln the mldst of any actlon and enjoys more than her share of fun There s always somethmg dolng where Angel IS When she becomes a travellng saleslady how that menu collectlon wlll lncrease' Noted For Collecting menus Hlghest Ambltlorl To be a travellng saleslady BUSHNELL DOROTHY ANN Alias Dot Ach-vrtlex Drum Corp 2 3 4 Upper Rllll Com mittee N Club Mlnstrel 3 A dance' Yes of course Dot wlll be there swlnglng She IS always ready to hear a good hot Jam sesslon In our Drum Corps Dot shows the boys on the field that he IS rlght behlnd them wlth her bugle Glenn Mlller could use those hot notes to great advantage Noted For Keeplng a dlary Hlghest Amblll0n To wear a Dlllltl Boone hat. CAPACCHIONE FANNIE C CARTER DOROTHY ELEANOR A lla: Fay Fay IS one of the hard WOFklng Com merclal students who makes lt a rule never to be late and to have her homework done even though she has to come down from Preston every mornlng She also makes If a rule never to mlss any movles for she IS a great movle fan Stlck to your rules Fay and success Wlll be wlth you Noted For Never mlsslng a m0Vl6 Hlgllest Ambltlon To be able to travel Alla: Llttle Carter Actlvltles Alpha Gamma Stgma 1 2 3 4 N Club Mlnsrrel 2 D A R Altemate 4 Senior Prom Commlttee Here comes Llttle Carter taklng her tlme for she IS noted for belng slow at least that s what the Alphas tell us Small and dark wlth brlght blue eyes and a catching laugh El can always be found surrounded by a group of admlrlng frlends Noted For Belng slow Hughes! Ambltlon To amount to somethmg ! 4 l., ,. 5 3 v 5 - s - , v 5 7 1 ' . 1 7 t V - ' s ' 4 1 1 - ,H D . ... H .. ... . , ... I . . l ' I 1 Y ' . . . . , .,, ,, . . v - . . . A , i AA ' A t , , . . ' , ts- 4 - u 813 -l . . . s . . . . . tl .- . . c. Q . . . ! - ,N - U.. U - . : , . t. . ... . . . . . . . . . , , I ' 9 ' ,ef v ' .ee - u tt -Q - - ' . ' , u u . f - s , s v ' ' g . . . 5 ff? . tt - .. . - - .Y V , . , . . . . Q, , 0 . . . ' . v- . ' . ' ' , I , .. N ' ' l ' ! ' .. . A 'A - ' . 1 X . . . . ii ,,-,, 9 ' ' . - 1- -Alf, . .. - - l'Sn.'x CHAPMAN KATHLEEN MARGARET Alrax Kathxe Acuvmes Drum Corps 1 2 3 4 Mrrror StaH4 A good sport thats Kathie Shes a good frlend to have because she s always wlllmg to help you Well soon be hearmg from thls young mnss as a noted commercxal artist for she really has artistic abxhty and talent Noted For Her affectionate personality Highest Ambmon To be a commerclal artut. CHESTER VIRGINIA ANN Alla! Gmny Ginny ls studmus but that dues not mean bemg too sernous because she ns 1ust as lrlendly and Jolly as she IQ nxce She may be seen strollmg to school almost any morning wlth Sally her mseparable chum Everybody llkes her because she IS easy gomg and good natured Gmny IS study 1ng to be a nurse To be a nurse requlres courage and patxence and Gmny fulfrlls these requlrements Noted For Chummlng with Sally Hughes! Ambrhon To be a surgical nurse CIRIELLO JOSEPHINE SARAH Alias J Bless your heart chxld dont worry so No thats not Mother talkmg xts only I reassurmg her frlends before enterlng a classroom about to take a test Throughout her four years at the Academy she has always been that way helpmg others jo has never once been seen wxthout a cheerful smxle She I5 not too studxous but always manages to recelve good grades Noted For Smllmg Hughes! Ambmon Office work COIT DOROTHY ARLENE Alrax Dot Aclwmes N F A Drum Corps 1 2 Dot ls usually laughmg and smllmg and keeping one awake wlth her fast chat termg She IS usually hurrymg down Broad way wxth Ginny Maxson both trylng to get to work on tlme Dot 15 always tryxng to do good deeds for her classmates and sometlmes goes out of her way to do them Noted Far Wearing sport clothes Hughes! Ambmon To have a good secretarial posmon CHORNOBY MICALENA MARY Alla: Mickey Acnnhes Baseball l This 15 not Walt Drsneys production but our own httle Mickey Short and sprxtely m her walk always seen looking for Ann typrfies Mrckey Her frxendlx ness and sense of humor wall prove to be a steppmg stone t0 success Noted For Collectmg photographs Highest Ambllmn To travel ws? 1 wiv X11 COMBIES DORA ISABELL MARY Alla: Dody Aenvmes Music Appreciation 2 Can you lmagxne Dody comlng down the Alps on a paxr of sk: 7 Well thats exactly what she dreams and Dody being Dody she probably w1ll But be easy on the bumps won t you? She IS also noted for her pretty txp top hats of whxch she has a wxde variety Noted For Crocheting Hughes! Ambmon To come down the Alps on a palr of slus Q E gflll F' L. Lg,'-.A ll75 4- l l.- - Y - , .. . ., K . . , . s ' ' I 1 - : .. -,, - : .. - ,, I Q to ' V! 1 u - Q . A . . 1 A , , A- f-ex .. - ' r r 4 f- na . ' , ' ' . I .. . r 5 'S' ' yy . . ' , a C2 .' .. . .. HU : . . . . I Q i 9 . ., . . 's. , I '. - , , . , y Q 1 w Y 7 4 : .. on - : .. ,, , . .. .. , Q I . .. ga .. '.. . . ' . . ' . Q A O, 5 . , , .Lo , v '. .. . .. . '-b x W y .. A y 3? x , . N ' . .. .J v , . A . b , ,il 4 ' , C ' ' ' ' ff. -1 l 1 , I 'I A la.. W CONTI ROSE PUCCERIALLI Alias Tim: Acnntres Playshop2 3 4 Mirror Staff Senlor Advnory Board T1na IS a true pal to most everybody The faculty wlll always connect her wxth the llne of questlons she always had ready to fxre at them The breaks haven t been coming her way rn the past year but Tlna manages to rldlcule and make fun of her trouble She s hound to come out on top Noted For Smlltng through adverstty Hughes! Ambllmn To be a success m hfe COURTER CONSTANCE VIRGINIA Alms C on n xc Aclxwlxes Sigma Beta Phu 3 4 Playshop 1 2 3 Inter Sorority Dance Committee 4 Connie IC one of those xlvnlous co cds whom one nexcr forgets Her brxght cheery smlle her flaming halr her quick wrt and sympathetlc understandmg leave an mdelxble mark on our school day mem ones Noted For Askmg questions Highest Ambxlmn To travel S?-E? ll76ll COOK DORIS HELENE A has C onlne Actrnlles Kappa Delta 3 4 Upper Prom Dance Committee 4 Inter Sorority Dance Committee 4 Cookle ls well known 1n the Commer ual and General Burldlngs Shes usually seen Wlth Nfladdy El discussing K D meetmgs or dates that happened on the PTCVIOUG n1ght Her wxtty remarks and jokes keep her frxends amused and her desk IS always surrounded Noted For Basketball games and dances Highest Ambmon To own a beauty salon COULOPOLOUS EFFIE D Alxas Euthle Actrvrhes Badminton 3 Volley Ball 4 Mirror Staff Euthle ts the dark sllm well dressed gurl from the Commerclal Bulldlng ex tremely lmmaculate efllclent, and a lover of quallty There rs nothlng however, she enyoys more than a good laugh especxally when the Joke s on herself or her two com panrons Euthle won from us, flrst of all our respect, and secondly, our fondness for her genuine sportsmanship Hxghesl Ambmon To own an excluslve dress shop COX MARGARET ANN CRANDALL ERNESTINE LOUISE Alias Sally Sally says she llkes Power House Candy bars and gomg to the movxes She IS gomg to be a surglcal nurse wxth Vzrgxnra her constant compamon You have to look hard rf you want to Gnd her because she 15 very quxet and qultc small The only tlme we hear her IS from the hidden recesses of a church chmr Noted For Being with Vtrglnta Hughes! Ambmon To be a surglcal nurse Altus Erme It IS rather hard to know Ernle be cause she hurrles home rrght after school and never has had the chance to Jom us for fun and talk She has one amusxng habrt Nlce long penclls attract her If mt s your pencll, you lose xt unless you have a very fnrm clutch on If Erme needs the penc1ls for her drawmg She sketches everythmg all the tlme Noted For Chlselmg pencils Hughes! Ambmon To be a fashion designer 1 1 Y , : ' z ' Il .- . ' I ' S fu sv , . 1 , . - -,, . I., .,, I , : : ' 5 1 ' Q - . . 4 H t It or I ,. 4 V, E . . . . ' , , I . - I , . , . ' r ' as an . . . . ' ' . , - .. W ' - ' - : . Noted For: Gabbing with Sookie and Ellie. . 9 I ' ' . 9 . . : C V A I e. , S ' 1 I 5 Y ! 4 ,.. ,, - ,H -,, .. .. . . .. .,, l 3 J . , ' . 2 , ' - e' - . . A . .. . , . ... . F..,,. Aw 'A .. . 1 x k . W : ' ' ' .N - - n - Q 5 . ,. . CUBANSKI, JENNIE ELIZABETH Dance on Saturday7 Ill be there' Bingo tonight7 Hope Im lucky Jennie is usually lucky at winning small amounts Maybe she will win the Pot of Gold and open a good dance hall for Academy stu dents Noted For Brilliant dark eyes Highest Ambition To obtain a position lh a bank DABROSKI, WANDA DOROTHY Activities Red and White 3 4 Mirror Staff She is a vivid glowing person who joys life to the full Unless you know her you may think she IS shy On the contrary Wanda is quick witted and amusing She makes a Hne friend because shes under standing and loyal Noted For A quick come back Highest Ambition To be an English teacher at the Acade y DELANEY MARIE THERESE A has Delancey Actrntxe: Chairman of the Upper Middle Dance Committee Where s Sis? Unless Marie Ends her she is a forlorn girl who just cant attend class without her chum They wear each other s clothes stay at each others homes and know each others thoughts Marie likes to dance and to listen to all the jitter bug melodies Noted For Three day week Highest Amlzmon To own a trailer with Sus DE NOVELLIS MARY ROSE Alias Del Actrntxes N Club Minstrel 3 The notes flutter away in a long string of sweet music and everybody claps for an encore Mary likes to give people pleasure by her playing and never grows weary of appearing at benehts She enjoys listening to music in order to get new ideas on her own playing Mary is practical She realizes that a good job will bring in money so she s working hard to prepare herself for the joh Noted For Spending quiet evenings at home Highest Ambition To do somethmg worthwhtle ln the commercial held D'AMATO, MARY Activities: Volley Ball lg Drum Corps 2, 3, 4. Mary D'Amato is the glamour girl of the school. She is tall and slender, dark complexioned, and has black glossy hair. Dancing is her favorite pastime, and there isn't a new step that Mary doesn't learn. lf she ever goes to the big city, all we can do is warn the big city. Noted For: Learning new dance steps. Highest Ambition: To travel. ref., Q gel' , M vw DESJARLAIS CLARICE LOUISE Alias Butch ch-vmes Drum Corps2 3 4 For the past three years Butch has een diligently banging the cymbals in our Academy Drum Corps She is a good sport and good company When she becomes a nurse the patients will certainly enjoy them selves with Butch to take care of them Noted For Being a spectator at sports events Highest Ambition Airway stewardess tx I' ,f II77 .. . . . - -- : - y 3 - 1 - - 1 U1 ' I rt, - ' ' f ' ' ' ' , V en' PN I . . .. .. 4 1 , .::U.'l,-1 Y .V V . . . : . . . . i ' - ,, 9 fix 4 , . f L .Q ! st, ,, ' .rg,,, l5ig7,, fi-Qxglzekig, , 'L V J 'aN,'.Yfi51gX.f 9Je7p,g,Q'iwfiLik K -s ,wxittxa-W' ' I I A ' : , , . b ' ' ' c ' L ' V tt K ss I f 7 1 . .. Q . I . . .. i ,, ,, . M . . . . l -ipaq N v . N I Del is a wizard with her accordion. . e ' s A A ' + , r , -of Q v . u . I ,MimE..4Q,T I ,, I 1 .B A. . , ' A , I , I l H ' 15,7 .tan .15 w V I . , ,I 5, . , ,,.. . . , -.lgfgyv-3, iw o A Y 1 N . O ' . . , . :.f.W,?,SfP,' in QI A - J ' ' ' ' Y ' I V A , if ff . 1 '-I- :--'rf' 'z 1 : . , V 4' he Nw-, I . t . cfiljiw if V, VA. ,. . .. : . . ,, . ,, , . ,M.LV,,?5,b ,4 DESLANDES, GABRIELLE ANNE Alias: Gabby Gabby is well known among the senior girls. She, too, is included in the number of graduating girls who want to become nurses. While shc is on night duty, perhaps she can find time to read those novels that she likes so much. They will keep her awake in the lonely hours. Noted For Reading novels Highest Ambttton To travel around the world as Q or 4 .-an I 4' DINGIVAN GERALDINE ANN Alias Gerry Aclwttles Chorus 1 Music Appreciation 1 2 One more girl who likes to travel At present she must travel via books instead of trains or steamshxps but her fees as a nurse will 1nsure her the means to visit all the strange lands of which she has read Gerry likes to sing and we like to hear er Noted For Pottery Highest Ambttlon To travel around the world ,Q sl 4 ' H78 DESMARAIS CLAIRE EMMA Claire is the quiet dependable student from 246 who desires to become an ele ment1ry school teacher We know that she will succeed for her simple manner and soft voice will guide the youngsters on Noted For Coloring Hrghest Ambttmn Teacher in elementary school DIBBLE MILDRED BARBARA A has Drbbte Actwlttes Hockey 1 Dibbie says that she wants to be a nurse So some day when you are coming out of the ether dont be surprrsed to see her right there to cheer you up She likes sports swimmmg best of all She can make delicious cake but there 1S one thing wrong with cooking she says and that is it disappears too soon Noted For Thinking of a football player Hughes! Ambxtton To be a nurse DOBROSKY HELEN SHIRLEY A has Sunny Sunny as suggested by her name is one of our more merry students Although she never has enough time she manages to say Hello to all Her pleasant disposition would be a great help to her in achieving her highest ambition As she is an expert typist and good office worker she will surely secure a good position Noted For Her interior decorating Highest Ambrhon To spend a day of lenure with Mrs F D Roosevelt DUDEK HARRIET MICHEALENE A has Dulce Actwittes Baseball 1 2 3 Volley Ball 2 3 Leaders Club Did you hear that Joke? No' Just sit tight and Duke will tell you all about it Beware of what you say concerning the West Side because Duke 15 one of its upstandmg residents You can always find her looking at the old scoreboard when the N F A Wildcats are fighting to win Yes sir' Duke s quite the girl She s quite a book salesman as Miss Ross will testify Noted For Tellmg ,takes during classes Htghest Ambttton To own n pmeapple planta uon in Hawan. 7 9 In , x L f I . . - 4 X '. . , I u - A f e . C1 Q Q A ' XT 2' , . . -,A .. V. . s ! ' s , sb S1 . . . ' . .. . f. K : . , I if ' , . l Q zl . . Us - ! 9 My X 1 ts n ' . -A A l . . A Q , . . - st as - . D , ' V L l 'A . r. . I is ,Q My V -1 - . - I 'f'if.'f- 1 C x . . . . wa Q --- ' i . . . . .. ... . . . . ' f, - ff. ' ' . . ELLIOTT BARBARA WULF Alla: Bobby Bug: Acttvllxes Delta UpsllonPh11 2 3 4 N Club Mmslrel 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Drum Corps 1 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Molto Committee A group of us were dxscussmg Bobby for a wrxte up You should hear the mfor matron She belongs to everythmg ln school everyone knows her everyone 15 a good frlend of hers Popular peppy obed lent fthey sayj Bobby will get along She always has Noted For Drumming Hughest Ambmon To see the football team be come State Champs EMERSON JANET ELIZABETH Alla: Jan Never a dull moment Ian 15 the kmd of a girl you llke to call your friend She lb always wxllmg to help you as well as she can w1th your homework or a practxcal joke She IS xdentxiied 1n Room 18 by the ques tzon Does anybody have a pencxl I may borrow7 Noted For Borrowing pencils Hxghexl Ambition To be a good nurse ENGELHARDT ELOUZIA C Alias Ellie Elhe IS one of our quxet girls T he seen and not heard seems to be her motto A staunch compamon and a loyal fnend we have no doubt that she w1ll succeed m her chosen profession and be come a second Jane Addams Noted For Helping others Hughes! Amblhon To be e social worker ENSLING MARY AUGUSTA Alun Slmgy What word wlll rhyme wlth 7 Oh' never mmd I have one If you dont really know we have here our wrxter of jxngles Mary 15 noted for this spendmg all her spare tlme at lt and she really 15 good Perhaps xn thls field we ll hear more from her some day But Mary has a senous ambxtxon to be a government nurse Noted F01 Wnung glnglen Hughes! Ambition To be a government nurse EMERSON MARGARET RUTH Alta: Maggie Marge Actwmes Camera Club 3 4 Baseball 3 Mrrror Staff Margaret IS a gm who always has her lessons done and makes her classes lxvely wnth the dxscussxons she engages m and wxth the arguments she stlrs up Unfortu natcly for both Margaret and school ac t1v1t1es she travels to and from the Acad emy on a school bus and hasn t been able to partrcxpate nn as many extra curncular activities as she would have enjoyed Noted For Thlnlnng up brrllnnt rdeas Hughes! Ambmon To see Amerlca first Q. s. .4 V, Y merit ETHIER BERNICE BEATRICE Alla: Dxmples Dlmples IS one of the most versatile girls ln Room 18 It IS easy to see where she gets her nlckname for when she smiles whxch IS almost contmually she reveals her charmmg dzmples Bermce IS cheerful and hkes to keep up wxth the ever changmg styles Noted For Drmples Hxghest Amlntmn To be happy We Il 79 ' , 1 . , .. - ,... ,. - , : ' a : . ' 1 Q ' . , , . ! 9 - , .. ,, .. ,, - , .. ,, . , . - - - , - - , .. H .. .. . . - , , , , - , . . l , . . . ,, . . , . . , ' 43 . ' . ' l , , , .43 . . , , , , , , . 5,- . - is is ' - lt - r . . Q ' . f ' 0 , -4 , L.: l l, , ' - u - - . A 4 ' ' . - r ,P or or I .a ' , ' . . -' A M I s 7 , -K A I 1 '- . , , , : . - . ,W J ,yn , . , :ty Q, , .Y -- s ' ' I - T.t3w'L . ,-Rvws 1 z - '-s5 lf5?'S1 ,bi - lil' ll'39llf 'lv Q 9 V , .. - ,, 5 . f 'f . ' . ' v 5 ' 5, . ,-.. , - f r I ' Y - , .. - .. - .. - .. .. . . . .. .. , . . o -. . .. . .. . . ' ' ' - A 2 ' ' . ' . .. ' . . , 3 ' . ' . J 4 ' 'A' R 1 M ' w A .f .. . . . ,wi 1 . . , ,ML . . .. ' ' 1 Q:.11- ff . . . A , - I , ,J Q-5 ' ' - . AU., ,, - 3 w iff ,X ,SH - Pf1 f'5. gc: ' FARGO JEANETTE LUCILLE Alta: .lmme The lxfe of the party rs what some people call Imme She IS full of fun and can take a Joke Imme wants to be a dress desrgner and from what I have seen of her designs she wxll surely succeed Whenever anyone sees Jlhhle sh rs erther drawmg or deslgnmg Who says she rs going to be a small town g1rl7 Noted For Drawing 5 I' N v. .. A E E' : Q B -I o o- 0 ll n. -. 0 I .- n. fl 2 un D 0 N GENE FEDELI LOUISE Alla: Wezzl Lou Activities Tennis Tournament 4 Any txme you re ln the Commerclal xldmg you can hnd Wezzl 1n some room elther typmg or domg other work stud1ously She IS domg thxs because xt 15 leadmg her to her goal whrch IS to be a secretary Lou 1sn t serlous all the tlme however At home you can often find her makmg up tunes on the plano Perhaps she wrll be our class composer rf she keeps up thls hobby Noted For Making up tunes on the pnno Hughes! Ambttnon To be a prlvate secretary ,Ulf llgll FASOLINO THERESA IDA FEARN PEGGY A has Terry Activities Hockey 1 Tmy and dark Terry 15 well known for her keen sense of humor and her sunny dxsposltxon even when domg a General 'vlath assrgnment She rs very serxous m her desrre to become a nurse and should make a very good one Noted For Talkmg on the telephone Highest Ambltron To be s nurse A has Peg Actwrtxes Alpha Gamma Sxgma2 3 4 Playshop 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Red and Whale 3 4 GAA34 N'ClubMmstrel34,TD and R Club 4 Mirror Staff Of her many actrvxtles Peggy 15 perhaps best known for her leadershlp of the Womens Auxxlxary of the T D R Club Always cheerful good natured patnotxc to her adopted school and a loud cheermg attendant of nts games, Peggy affords count less good txmes to her assoclates She 15 one of those people who becomes the lxfe of any party because of her pleaslng person a rty Noted For Talking continually FREEMAN DORIS FREYER BERDENE LUCILLE Alxas Goofy Actwmes Alpha Gamma Sigma 1 2 3 4 N Club Minstrel G A A 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Chorus 2 3 Red and White Staff 2 3 4 Hockey 2 Inter Sorority Dance Com mtttee4 When we hear someone hummmg as she comes down the hall we can be pretty sure that lt s Goozy who Just can t get over her feelmg for popular songs even when Alpha busmess begms to wexgh on her mmd but we haxe an ldea that she wnll change her mmd Goozy says she wants to be a nurse Noted For Her lovely halr Hughes! Ambmon To succeed in nursmg Alla: Btrdle Actwmes Badminton 2 3 4 Volley Ball 3 Basketball 3 G A A Whenever you go to the gym durmg the badmmton season you can expect to see Bnrdre out on the courts Her hobby 15 takmg pxctures and perhaps she can com bme rt wlth the Journallstlc career that she wants She IS anxlous to become a news paper or magazine photographer Noted For Taking pictures Highest Ambrtxon Journalist Y tt. . .. . I -, r V . . . ..- 4 .. . . . - K- - , e rl Y V f 1 'I I ' 9 1 . , .. ,, - , N ,, . .. : . . .. : . , , G. - 4. -1 . ' ' I u s ' 3 - ' l G , . . . , 3 . , ' . . - ,X . g . ff f W ' , , ' , . 4 H ' E ' A - . L 4 L... 2 N . . Z t . O ' ' ' ' ' ' , Q 4 A5 : ' . . . ' l' . Highest Ambition: To get a driver'a license. r Y - , .. -H.. ,, - . K .. N- . - . - , S 9 - ,U U - : f. - -., ' ' ' n ' Q 1' ,I ' A ' a ' a I - , . . - - , 1 , , Q : . . . , . . : : 2 - - - 9 n 9 . 2 I , 9 nfl , . : 9 - - . 1 0 l . , . . ,, ' . .1 th It , - 1 ' ' I 3 V ' ' I . ' 1 O . FRIEDMAN HELGA URSULA Actwttres G A A 1 4 Badminton 1 4 Archery 1 4 Volley Balll 4 Basketball 1 4 Camera Club 4 Dramaucs 4 A few short years ago there walked ln to the 40 class our refugee twxns These damty mxsses haxlmg from Germany have a grand sense of humor We were often made the vlctxms of one of thelr pranks of swrtchmg names But you can t fool us now cause we know you Helga and we re mrghty glad we do Noted For Being one of the German twma Highest Ambmon To travel to every country on earth FRIEDMANN INGE L Altus Iclry Artwrtres Badminton 2 4 Basketball 2 4 Arch ery 2 4 Volley Ball 2 4 G A A 2, 4 Dra matics 4 Shes short and dark shes sweet and dear she loves good tlmes all through the year Shes part of a twm and can she confuse you That xmpxsh grm makes you realxze you re being fooled We re very proud of our twms They have proved their worth Noted For Havmg a sister who looks like her Hrghesl Ambxnon To travel around the world GELINEAU KATHLEEN MARY Altus Kay Arttntre: Music Apprecratlon 2 N Club 3 4 Energetxc carefree and good natured are the quahtxes that make up Kays color ful personalrty Her actxve lnterest nn Enghsh 19 certamly one reason for her numerous letters that are sent to her pen pals The good fortune whxch has favored Kay so far wxll certalnly reflect on her future work Noted For Wntmg letters Hrghext Ambmon Weddlng bella GENO GLORIA MAE Alun Glo Activities Red and White Staff 1 2 3 Can you xmagme Glo tlnkermg around m a laboratory No ne1ther can we Adorned ln a brlghtly colored apron wmth a gay house dress ts the pxcture we see Stay as sweet as you are Glo and you ll llve to laugh at the conceptlon of your probable fate that of bemg an old mald Noted For Chewing gum Hughes: Ambmon To be a laboratory techmuan GAUMOND MARIE ALMA Altar Mary Actrnnes Mrrror Staff Senior Advisory Board Whose grades have put the other stu dents to shame? Whose helpmg hand ha saved many a day for her fortunate class mates7 Its none other but Mary the prtde of Room 246 Mary unlxke most gemuses IS very shy and quxet but we re pretty sure that she ll succeed m everythmg shi undertakes because she s got what lt ta e Noted For Sewing Highest Ambxtaon To travel around the world GIBSON MARJORIE LEONA Alta: Margre Margle rs an attractwe blonde whom anyone can see noons 1n front of Room 20 Last year she successfully led the Pup pet Club Handy w1th pamts and clever wlth her fingers she wxll come through on top as she wants to be a puppeteer Noted For Maklng puppets Hughes! Ambmon To be a puppeteer K ox!-He, Q -Q- H8 . I , V . .. : , 2 . . I ' L Q ss iv - , - . . A X ln S. A A I l. 4 A I Y 9 ' r - . . . 5 . 3 Q 5 v 5 n 5 : 1 3 1 Z ' : . , : , : - - - s - - - 3 F 5 as 11 r u i u 'ry 1' . , v I 4 A . t . . .' . . XX 5, u I 1 . . . A , , , as in 7 . - ., , , . 7 9 ' . U - , rv n ' ' ' . ' ' ' . n n 4 - - , - , , . .,,. , , ' I , I 1 V - ' s , . . . , - , X ,A . , E l 'd .. ., , ' . . , , V U . 4 , , - ... . 1 ' . . - , - - . . 7 - -. - -, , . , I 1, A f - - - -e-Eg af GLEASON MARGARET ROSEMARY Alias Peg Actwvtses Chorusl 2 3 4 N Club Mlnstrel Very full of fun and smllmg gayly 1s Peg as she meets every one m the halls before and after classes Peg IS well known for her lovely volce which has added much to the N Club Mmstrels and the Academy Chorus We hope that she wxll succeed m her ambmon to be a nurse for what could be nlcer than a nurse that can smgl Noted For Collecting the day s homework Highest Ambmcm To be a good nurse '10- GREINER DOROTHY IRENE Alta: Dotty Aclwxhes Chorusl 2 3 4 N Club Minstrel l 2 3 Music Appreclatlonl 2 Tall slender and blonde this descrlp t1on Hts Dotty perfectly She hopes to be a prxvate secretary and probably wxll suc ceed as she lS very good at typmg and short hand Dotty may be found almost every noon dancing ln the gym Although she 1s noted for glgglmg thms does not show her true character Dotty IS really a very senslble g1rl Noted For Tl-nnkmg out loud Hughes! Ambmon To become a private secretary A v M -g ,'L- 'WGN ll32l 241021 GOODRICH VIRGINIA ROLFE Alla: Gmme Acnvmex Alpha Gamma Sigma I 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Music Appreciation 1 2 N Club Mlnstrel 2 3 4 Playshop 2 Volley Ball 3 G A A 3 4 T D R 4 Inter Sorority Dance Committee 4 Color Committee GllllllC ls a nn iLlUUN young mlss with 1 merry CllNDOQlIlOl'1 md pleasmg person alnty whose clnef dxfhculty IS arr1v1ng late for class Desp1te thls trouble she always seems to get places ln tlme for the mam event She hopes to graduate from the UDINCYSIKY of Mame and lf she takes up where she left oil at the N F A she w1ll certamly receive her dnploma from the col lege up north Noted For Being late Hughes! Ambmon To graduate from the Unlver stty of Maine GRAY ETHEL PAMELA Alla: Et Hx Test Aclwtttes Chorus 1 H1 Test has a great blg smlle and IS full of pep these days You ask her why and she w1ll just smxle Et also has a great Interest ln raxslng her sheep She never falls to carry ofl' all the pnzes and grand champlonshxp at the 4 H Fair Noted For Raising sheep Highest Ambition To be a famous accordion player GRZYBOSKI HELEN SOPHIE A fr1endly and very mterestmg person IS Helen Her hobby IS wrxtmg letters one example IS her correspondent 1n far away Holland As she speaks she has a charac terlstlc laugh wh1ch brlghtens any sublect Wrth these tralts hell he an excellent soclal worker Noted For Saving pennies Highest Ambition To travel in the Umted States I-IALDENBY MILDRED ALICE Alta: Mslly Mlllle as the qulet Jolly g1rl of Room 'O who when she IQ not eatmg IS studymg Mmllxe wants to be a soclal worker and we know that she wlll succeed lf the abxllty to do Hue work IS a quallflcatlon During school Mlllle deserves all the good marks he gets and wlll be greatly mxssed next year Noted For Eatmg Highest Ambthon Social worker , .,.,. 9 . .U U . .tr n ' . . . . . l,2,3,4. .. .. 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HAYDEN GLADYS HAYDON EDITH ALTHEA Alta: Glad Aclrwlxes N Club Mlnstrel 3 lsex er at a loss for a wrtty retort, always ready for fun and Jokes thxs helps to make her popular She can be QEFIOUS rn applylng herself to the books or ln practrcmg songs Glad has a dellghtful VOICE remember the trio rn last year s Mxnstrel7 She 1s too sIlII1y to let anyone reallze Just how capable s e 1 Noted For Walking fast Highest Ambmon To own her own home Alias Alawrcxous Althet rs fond of a good argument but wrn or lo e he keeps her temper She 1s falr mmded and generous 1f she knows your rdeas are better Don t crow over her he tause she may hold your hand when you lose your appendmx Thmk what an ad xantage over you she would have at that trme Noted For Argumg Hrghesl Ambition To be a good nurse I-IORELICK MARY ANNE A has Mudge XX h lt would lvllss Ander en do without Mudge What would we all do wlthout ust Ing bustling husy Mldge7 f s C 1 not merrily typing out .1 et of test papers lor her fellow classmate he s chattenng vuth a group of frrend lVlldg8 ls char rtterl ed by her efllclent manner and when he leaves the Academy we re sure shell mln rge to athxexe her hlghe t amhztlon Noted For Collecting picture post cards Highest Ambition To travel abroad HOURIGAN CATHERINE ANN Alias Kay ACIIYIIICS Archery 2 Hockey 3 4 Valley Ball 3 4 G A A 3 4 Badminton 3 4 Basketball 4 Dramattcs 4 Mirror Staff Te t tube and Ll1Cl'll1t.dlS are Kay thlef rntere t tor she lntend to hetome a them 1 t She hr a hahmt ot erpressrng her candld opmmon and trtltmg to her news de plte all argument An ardent sports fan an en thu ld tlc Girl Stout and .1 fun loxmg gurl Kay trut rlong haxmg a grand good time Noted For Bemg with McKeag Highest Ambition To get through college HIGGINS, ELSIE IIOSEPHINE Alias: Kip Activities: Kappa Delta: N Club Minstrel 2, 3. 4 Camera Club 2 Playshop Tall Dark and Repulslve Club Senior Advisory Board Busy popul lr ra rn to go t 'at Kxp who newer has a mmute to herself Her slow amble helles her attmx nty for Klp never has a dull moment She rs dcuded rn her OPINIONS hut always has a kxnd word to say of everyone Noted For Lazy walk Highest Amlntum To live In Hawan A Y?'4'fX?U ul HYMAN BETTY RUTH Actrwtxes Pl Kappa Epsilon 2 3 4 Wm Blrge Prize m Latm 1 Newton Perkms Medal In An clent History l Honorable Mention lh Engllsh and History 1 Camera Club l 2 Treasurer of Camera Club 3 Red and Whxle 2 Edltor m Chnef of Red and Whxte 3 4 Spelling Prlze 3 Assts tant Edntor of Mnnor Playshop 4 lt lm rs always been a mystery to us how Betty gets her homework done when she turtles She has made herself popular both xn and out of the classroom hy her lntfflll gence sense of humor and good nature Noted For Getung up late mornmgs Hughes! Ambmon To get that drlvmg license is ll33 : : : . . I . I . , 2 , r' ' H h. 's ,lg l tl 1 I I r i 9 . I .. ,, - , .. - - ,, e -A ,.. N A I , . . I 5 I v I II . I I I s , s 5 I . . If I I t I - - A N I ,Az ' 1 . t t A L A ' j , .. .. . . -4 g I I X . . I I - I I I , , :IQIAII Q . . t - 1. ' I t ' I ' 'E ng! . asjg It .' - S. I ' ,Ar C 7 : ' ' ' . . I . . . ' : , : 9 9 - - ' . : 4 - Q . 2. . . . . S , , . S partlclpates ln so many extrafcurrlcular ac- v K- t I I II . ,. . , . ! 7 4 , .. - ,, . I.. ,, ' z ' . s ' I : . : ' . z . . . . : ' , 3 h . l' , 3 ' , f ' I ph Q : . I, .xl ' I A ' Q ' ' 7 - - - ff' I X ' N . , ,. I 4 M , . . - r , . 1 s . .. I s t ' A I 1. 1 1. 5 . V 1 v - Q 5 .Q . , , . I I, Q V. ' ' A Z - - LQ' I I ' - I 1 ' ' r-iz .1- I - I- .. ,- IBBISON JANE ANNE A has Janey Activities N Club Minstrel 3 Senior Finance Board Ianey IS a girl who IS known for her abundance of vrtallty One way of using her energy IS lookmg for Pete She has been a ready wlllmg and able student ,laney s taste IU clothes ls exquisite and she tan model any style qmct nr r-xtreme so 1 manner that make th dlcs unable Noted For Bemg with Pete Highest Ambition To go to Katherine Gibbs ms if JARVIS RITA ELLA Alta: Rite Qulet shy Rtte comes from the Com mercral Bu1ld1ng Proof that she 19 studxous comes when called upon to YCCIIC m class She always seems to have just the rlght answer We know she ll get ahead 1n this world Noted For Hot fudge Highest Ambition To become a prlvate secretary Q H84 JACOBSON BELLE GLORIA Alias Glory Aenvmes Zeta Phi 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Must: Appreciation 1 4 Playshop 4 N Club Minstrel 3 Red and White 4 Camera Club 3 4 Here s one g1rl for whom the day should be lengthened a couple of hours It seems that every txme we see Glory she s loaded down with books and always 1n a hurry Always actrve rn thmgs about school we present A pleasmg personallty a lovely volce and a charmmg person Glory Noted For Speaking French continually world some day JANOWICZ HELEN MARY Alma Jane Activities Volley Ball 1 jane comes all the way from Frtch vrlle to attend the Norwtch Free Academy Every mormng she IS ln school br1ght and early Helen IS xntcrested ln poetry not rn readmg xt but xn wrxtmg poetry Her mmd rs steady and her pencrl sharp as she de velops her poem on paper Understanding and sktll are the lirst steps whrch lead to a famous poet Don t glVC up Jane you may yet achxeve fame as a modern poet Noted For Collectmg pictures of the qulntuplets Highest Ambition To be a bookkeeper JASKIEWICZ WAN DA BARBARA A Ita: Jackie Iackle IS a so called all round glad glrl Wrth a sm1le on her face and a lrght ln her eyes cheerful Iaclue brlghtens everything J3Ckl6 loves costume Jewelry and many a grrl has envled her for her line collectlon of odd bracelets It 15 easy to see why she wants to be an lnterlor decorator Noted For Collecting Jewelry Highest Ambmon To become an lntertor decora or KANE HELEN LOUISE Alias Kaney Acnvmes Sigma Beta Pl-xt 3 4 Drum Corps 1 Helen 15 one of those people who EHIOYN the radio very much She llstens to all the bug swmg bands Helen s highest ambmon rs to meet the Presxdent of the Umted States We thmk that Helen will probably accom plxsh this N ated I-'or N ervousness Highest Ambttton To meet the President of the Umted States 1 - , .. U . . . ' ,, ,, . g . . - . tt -.. . . . , . . . . t . . r , . . s c ' .s s ' ' . I I - , .. H - , 0 U . . . : . 5 ' ' . E . . . . : . , ,1 Y ' ' I , It !I ' ,Q ,P - t 1 tt .. . 1 . , ' Z, 9 3 1 - . . ix 1 t 4 , . . i ' s - - S . ,, ,, . , . , . . , an - , V , V . mr , ' he 'H . ' ' ' . ds.. . ' . ' t . k a - I - a y Highest Ambition: To take a trip around the ' ' 9 - , N - v 4 .. 4 H , . . f , . . 0 9 1 - : sf - U - , ff U .. . .. . tt 4 - - , - - ' ' Q i v J. A - l.. . . . 2' 3. . 4 .. - .. . 4 , V tt . .. . A- . r - . . , ' t - ' ' I ' h ' i f , Y . D - 1 4 . ' U . . . . . : ' V X : ' . . . . , I - : KARNIEWICZ FLORENCE JENNIE Aims Kamey Act:-ntxes Home Economics Club 1 2 Karney may seem to be qulet but don t let a first lmpresslon fool you She 1s good natured frlendly and as may be ex pected so buoyant an 1ndlVlClUal that you can t help but be fond of chattmg w1th her She seems to enjoy hvely company and con tnbutes her share of the Jokes Noted For Ice box cakes Hxghesl Ambman To be a nurse KELLY, CATHERINE AGNES A has Katy Catherme 15 a person who you know wll be a success 1n whatever she does m future years because she does everythmg she attempts well We hope that we shall hear more of her ln later years That jolly laugh brlngs everyone runnmg for the joke 15 certatn to be funny Noted For Collecting tnnkets Hrghest Ambition To be a pnvate secretary KIRSTEIN BESSIE MARTHA A Im: Beth Achwhes Zeta Phu 1 2 3 4 Basketball I Red and Whale Staff 3 4 Playshop 4 Mirror Staff Inter Sorority Dance Committee 4 Bang' Slap' No that s not a hurncane lt s only Beth on the warpath when trouble troubles her But every cloud has nts sxlver lmmg and Beth I5 no exceptxon When tests are few and good marks frequent she s as calm and peaceful as the day after the storm Noted For Askmg why Hughes! Ambxhon To have the longest hanr m the world KORENKIEWICZ JANET Alla: .lan Ian another commercxal student IS often found walklng alone she enjoys Her ACUYXIICS have not been numerous be cause she reallzed her studxes needed her ardent attention Her plans for the future hate not been made Noted For Walkmg alone Hughes! Ambmon To catch a fallmg star KIEFER ALICE BETTE Alta: Hung: Achnhes Zeta Phi 4 Mirror Stat? Bungn 1s one of the many popular gurls who hall from the Commercial Buxld mg Alxce always has a ready smlle for you Wherever she 15 present there IS plenty of pep She loves to dance and never has a lack of partners Wlth a good sense of humor she can always keep her popularxty Noted For Talkmg at the wrong tame Hughes! Ambmon To be a success Q GW Axif ,at l 'di' -4 KORNACKI HELEN DOROTHY Alun Spake Aclwtlres Badminton 3 Mirror Staff Typist Splke IS that demure gurl m the Com mercxal Buxldmg who really surprises you when she gets started Full of gxggles and laughs gwmg a lendmg hand acqumng As m her subjects IS just a mere de scrlptlon of good old Splke Besides she s a grand skater Noted For Cooking Highest Ambition To be n good secretary and to have n good boss 232948 1185 1 - , N -1, : 3 ' . .. ... . . . , , . Y - , ff ff - , U U ' ' ' x 1 sr ss . j - A - ' A ' 0 ' 2 , ', ' , ' ' , - No rf s s ' ' ' s .- A , I . . ' K' yfgrir- 'L . J 6 ' ' , , Ergo . . . - 1 , - ' 'fl ff 1 . Q- . , ' 5 I l ' ' 'WAV ,fi , . . D U U . - sf,-g l . . . - - K of W -e - 7 - , Q. . ,I : 9 ' . .. - .. . , . 1 y .. . -s . . . . . . tt - -.. . - ' 9 - : ff U . ' ,, ,, I , , , : z ' ' , , f - - ' ' , , 2- ' - ' ' 7 5 - It . .. ' ' I . . - , - ,b ,F W . - , . , , , 5: gf V Q - - - ff? 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'Uv V KOSTELOS SOPHIE Alta: Soakle Actwlhes Badminton 3 Volley Ball 4 Mirror Staff Sookle possesses an mdrvxduahty that IS pleasing to us all Though her work 1s characterlstxc of cool CECIEHCY we who are acquamted wlth her know that she IS warm and exc1t1ng She also has a number of novel mannerlsms that we End mterestmg such as makmg her expressxve eyes talk without saymg a word and rllustratlng a po1nt by movmg her graceful hands She seems to be bubblmg over wlth enthuslasm ambltlon and fwell have to admntj a b1t of mlschlef All IH all Sookle IS dellght fully unlque Noted For Collecting snapshots Highest Amlntron To operate a perfume salon KYLE ARLINE RUTH Alias Arlre Acnvmes Drum Corps 3 4 Poor Arlle has a sorrow not a secret sorrow but a very vocal one She rs so tlny that no one can End her rn the Drum Corps plctures We can surely hear her penny cheers at all the games When her voice falls she beats on any convement drum to put her enthumasm across to the players Noted For Her stature Hrghest Ambition To be a prlvate Secretary ve' ii v ll86ll rw KRAUSS GENEVIEVE THERESA Alias Genny Actrwtxes Hockey 1 Volley Ball 1 N Club Mmstrel 4 Genny xs one who en1oys havmg a good txme and IS very well llked by all her classmates Whether we are havlng good weather or bad you can always see Genny malkmg to school wlth Helen She seems to be a qulet glrl ln school and nothmg seems to disturb her She has a smlle for everyone and enjoys muslc The one thmg Genny lrkes most IS a chocolate nut sundae She IS fond of hockey volley ball md skwtmg Hughes! Ambumn To cllmb to the tower m the Slater Building KUDRAVETZ SONIA PATRICIA Alta: Sophxe Acts-rmes Home Economics Club 1 Sophle rs a sober level headed mem ber of the semor class She always has her lessons done and doesn t have any trouble 1n mamtammg a status quo between her schoolwork and work ln the FIVE and Ten Sophle IS an attractlve grrl and a loyal companlon to her many fnends Noted For Workmg lh the Fnve and Ten Highest Amlntlon To travel all over the world LA BOUNTY LORRAINE CECELIA Alxas Smxles When we look back we 11 always re member Lorraxne as one of our many en yoyable classmates She has a pleasant smxle for everyone and en1oys dancmg She as always good natured and from stones that we had told to us we would surely say that she 15 always the hfe of the party She IS one of the many grrls lxked by all on ac count of her charmmg personalxty Her favorlte sports are tenms bowlmg and roller skating Noted For Democratic friendship Hughes! Ambman To be a good secretary LA CROIX ESTELLE AGNES A has Dlmples She can draw and pamt rlde a bxcycle play a mean game of tennxs talk as fast as she serves a ball or swoops down Pautlpaug H111 Thats Drmples She has a good sense of humor and shows excellent sports manshrp If she becomes a doctors secre tary mmor xlls w1ll vanlsh 1n the wartrng room for Dxmples w1ll make the patrents feel much better Noted For Playmg tennis and bicycle rldmg Highest Ambxhon To be a doctor s secretary Y - : ., r H . . . : . 3 F . .. - U , . . . s Q , . , . .. . .t . . S 9 - , N ,, - , rf - U . . . l l . ,, ,, . . . l . . . , , . . . nh A Vi 1 I l f' tt .Q - A - , 5 X k Y . . . - Q i ,J L- ' . . . n ot ii 3 1 Y tt n , 0 , at ' v C9 J I H - ' - .. . . . . O , . ' - ,K A ,, - .t M 4 . : . A 1 r , V ' , , ' : . 2 t . Noted For: Walking to school with Helen. 1 - : Q, - U ' : , . s 'S : . 9 . .. : . l V, X Q o fa t by ll 3 1 - : ff - U - : U - n - I ' f ' . 3 . l Y . . . f , . g , , H mem ' .... . .. . .. C 1 , ' - ' ' , I S Q o . . .2 I ' . .. ' . .. -' A V 4 - - - , ly , 1.1 7 , f r , - I r .. . .. . r r ' ff? . . ' va ' L . V kgifigilx , . y . , , ' : . . . l . , . : , LaFRENIER JEANETTE LORRAINE LASKOWSKI FLORENCE MARY Alla: Pudgy Aclwmes N Club Mmstrel 1 Drum Corps 2 Gay lxttle Pudgy chattenng about everyth1ng shoutmg herself hoarse at every game nearly breakmg her heart xf a team loses and hurrymg for comfort to her many frlends on the faculty she has a very speclal place ln everyone s heart Noted For A cheery dnsposmon Hughes! Ambrtson To dlrect a nursery school tn the South Alla: Flossxe .lelwmes Volley Ball 1 Baseball l Basketball 1 Another one of our athletic girls Flossxe Much of her trme 15 spent 1n the gym exther contestlng ln a sport or dancmg a dlfhcult routme She IS very modern rn her dress as well as her taste m muslc and actlvxty Her outstandmg charactenstlc however her readiness to do anythlng any tlme and to have plenty of fun domg Noted For Jltterbuggmg into class Hrghest Ambition To become the President the Unlted States I LATHROP PYPILLIS AUSTIN Alla: Phil Phyllls hobby 15 collectmg mlmature elephants She now has qulte a collectmn She xs a faithful frlend to all who know her and we are sure that she wlll make many more frlends as she goes on Noted For Collectmg post cards and miniature elephants Hughes! Ambmon To mn a nation wide contest LEBOVITZ FANNIE E Alias Joan Achnlles Volley Ball 1 2 Baseball l mon let swmg xt t seems as 1 ,loan s dancmg feet will newer boost her up to belng a prix ate secretary to a mllllon alre bachelor 'vlore likely shell swmg xt on Broadway Take lf easy loan don t let swmg get you or else you wlll go out as rag txme clld But rf we know Ioan she wont lor thl fur to ed 1 destined to 0 thlngs and go place Noted For Leamtng new dance steps Highest Ambmon Private secretary to a mllhon alre bachelor LATHROP, GERTRUDE ADAMS Aims Gen ' ACIIYIIIEI Badminton 3 Chorus 4 Senior Ad vtsory Board Mlnor Staff Gert wxth her caustlc humor IS a famlllar Hgure around school She 19 a good student and a very good frlend to those who know her well Most every Saturday mght Ends her dantmg at Pachaug She IS a valued member of the 4 H Club and won a trlp to Washlngton from that orgamzatmn last year Noted For Bemg blunt Hughes! Ambxhon To travel throughout the 48 States 'dw LESNESKI IRENE PAULINE Alun Renee Renee wxth 1 gmnd person nllty and wxlllngness to cooperate wlll certunly wm her wry to success Renee Joxned Publlt Speakmg ID her fourth year and does all her practlcmg ID her cl asses Durlng the wmter mghts youll find her on the lee In the future we may meet Renee wlth an Eng llsh accent slnce her hxghest amb1t1on IS to v1s1t England Bon xoyage Renee that great shxp Future Noted For Bull sessions with Arllne and Madge rn 248 Highest Ambxllan Go to England and come back with an accent te? H87 . , . . . : . g Q - D . g . . .. v- - - - . I L Y Q ' .J all I .V J or I - 1 1 4 , .f U - , N - U ' ' ' , Il ID ' 1 ' ' ' I 4 n - v . - , v - 3 4. . . . , t - ' 15 ' A , ' f . .. .. . .. . .. . . . .b Q . . ' . ' . . L . '. K 1 1 ,A X7 X , , . - . . . , . , ls' KJJ 51 ' . . 4 , r fit A Hr. 111. . . . : . . . ' V : - of s V , .. ,. .. Q. . . , . . : 1 I 4 . - 2 i.. k. ' ' n is - ' . , , . . . . . r T - ' X , ' .. H . . , , on - .. .. Y 9 ' - , N - U - , .f U . , . . , , . . . : V Z u .. . .. . . . . . 4 , . , Y C . s s ' .H I - , - l' V ' ' . ' Q I l f . f' at . . . . . K. . , . .Mfr gf' e-- V V A 1 - ' kt. L.. - I3 5' ' . , , 1 - v v , ' .'. t ' . S ' Ks f -. , 1 . . .. .. ary. a . or : , . -. H . -, - 4 4. Q , .- d i T'f 1757 LESTIG JEAN Altus Zuma Aclwmes Hockey l Thxs pretty damsel wlth the round red cheeks IS 1 member of the Commerc1alBu1ld mg contlngent She IS a good booster for any commodlty but especnlly for pastrles 1 she gfuly perform her dune at e B1 ton B1kery after choo our holed For Changing the subject Higher! Ambmon To go to Afnca and not see a snake '11- LEWITZ ROSE MARY Aluzs Babs Arlnullrs Drum Corps 1 2 3 4 lllglllg lVN1Y on 1 gre lt blg drum sxngmg wrth 111 orchestra characterlzes 'md to hum the older ones whxch were so good 1 few months ago Rose marches IU the Drum Corps as lf she enjoyed It May she alxx rys h ne tl1e same entl1us1asm Noted For Fallmg ou! of love Hzghcst Ambmun To sung with an orchestra 45 6 1: it i- '11-yi llggl LEVITT MIRIAM Alias Mlm Aclwmcs P1 Kappa Epsilon 3 4 Now whos getting exclted over noth 1ng7 Who but Mlm can l1ven hfe up a h1t when thlngs are golng rather slow7 She says she s never able to perform certain tn evrtahles when she should Well Mlm lf thats your blggest headache here s hop mg you never have a blgger one Noted For Unnecessary excitement Highest Ambmon To be a dental hyglenlst LEWIS FLORENCE LUCILLE Altus Flossre Flossle IS to the Art School as clay 19 to the modeler If Fl0SS16 IS absent every thmg goes wrong All the 'vases crack or take on the shape of Dopey She IS an ardent mov1e fan who knows her pntures and her cast of characters She grades l1er plctures on the follovung scale Good pretty good no good Noted For Hanging around the Ar! School Hxghesl Ambmon To be a pottery teacher LE YKO VIOLA A has V Actlvmes Baseball 1 Volley Ball 1 4 Badmln ton 2 Red and Whxte 3 4, Mxrrur Staff Music Appreclauon 4 Playshop 4 V1ol1s most outstandlng character1st1c IS her L0l'ltdg1OUS laugh Long before you actually see her you know she 1s commg when you hear her unmlstakable laugh echomg through the halls Every few days V1 changes her halrdo and we have to look twlce to see lf It 15 really she V1ola IS always seen dashlng out of the Art Bulld mg to her other classes She spends a great deal of tlme on her drawmgs and some day we may have the pleasure of huymg one of her mlsterpleces Noled For New halrdo s Hughes! Ambition Drawing teacher LOS MARION A has Losy M1r1on IS mterested 111 commerclal work She takes pleasure 1n helprng her classm1tes w1th the1r bookkeepmg 1ss1gnments She enjoys gomg on a hrke wlth a group of g1rls Of course 1t s all for pleasure and the ex erclse vxhlch IS so necessary ID a hrgh school glrl hfe If she cooperates w1tl1 co workers ln the offlce as she helped her school frencls success avta1ts her Noled For Helping others tn checking their bookkeeping Hughes! Ambmon To be a bookkeeper 7 S - I, L S I I ' 1 t A , ' . '41 . V . .s J ' s s th KN z ' l h s. 7 Y ' 7 ' .. r . - - - 1 . .. . , f 9 se Y ' g ' ' ' , s ' ' ff! . . . ' ' . ' ' V f - , 1 ' 5 K h l L, vw ,Q :ex A ' . r ' 9 . ,, A VA I : Y I I ' lla ' Q 'Q 2 'ra ' ' or -1 K. S tl K l . Baths, She hkes to sing the newest hits 1 e . . ' 7 S - : .. in - : .. ,, g h I , ' 3 1 . I 4 '. ' 3 - 1 I I . v - c. I .' . :AQ I ' ' V '- 5 ' H Q Z ,A . . . - 4 L v . .A K , I , 8 3 2 5 , K . . . 1 . . 5 'fx s - -'J 4, . . ' - - . . 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' 1 LUCIA, BARBARA CLARA Alias Babs Activities Basketball 2 Barbara can do a great deal wlth paints and a brush when she gets started She has done some illustrating for the Annual which comes out every year We know that ar bara will accomplish great things some day Noted For Being with Rita Krohn LUKOWSKI JANE JUDITH Alta: Jennie Who 15 that blonde coming down the hall7 Oh yes Iknow now its Iennle She always has her haxr curled and fixed nicely No wonder we adm1re1t Whenever a Joke IS bemg told Ienme s always a part of the audience She can be seen hoppmg about on the dance floor and she doesn t slt any out exthe ' Noted For Tacnumny Highest Ambttron To own a convertible coupe McCARTHY ARLENE FRANCES McGREVEY, ANN E Alla: Ari One of our more qulet but best natured co eds rs Arlene To her the world ns right and the sun IS always shmmg No wonder we all envy her Arlene stands vvell m her classes She 15 a welcome addltlon to any group We are proud to have her as a member of our class Noted For Taking her time Highest Ambition To tour Europe A has Red Red a demure little tntxan haxred girl is well known for shanng those secluded nooks an the Commercial Building wlth a certam someone Red doesnt make much noise as a rule but they say still water runs deep Iudgmg from her favor ite saying I have to go m Red seems to be a busy gxrl Noted For Being busy Highest Ambition Buyer of clothes LYSTON ANNE ELIZABETH Altar Anme lclrnttes Sigma Bela Phu 3 4 Archery 2 4 Upper Prom Committee Manor Stat! An amateur musician a fancrer of the latest fads 1n clothing and many other ln terests make Anne a very popular girl on the campus With a large sphere of mterests and a great many friends success can he the only outcome of any future ventures she may undertake Noted For Clothes Highest Ambition To play the piano really well 43.6 I 'aff McKEAG NANCY HELENA Alta: M ack On the landmgs on the second floor of the Mam Building or Just walkmg around you can find this merry lass almost every morning Wxth her IS usually a group of laughmg boys and gxrls for her clever ans wers and happy manner have spread Joy and endeared her to her many frxends Nancy IS an ardent Academy sports fan espec1ally football She rarely mxsses a game N F A 15 losing one of its staunchest rooters so let s hope she doesn t go too far away Noted For Being with Kay Highest Ambition Arr hostess ek x X Vx Ai lI89II 9 - , H ,t . . . : . . , a , G 5 . . . , L , 4 h , .. 1 7 - , H U - , Q. - ,, . . .t - N - - . , . , . . B - . ' . A . . . ' lx! ' . . jx' ,G . . wg . , . . . . U . - , .. '21 : ' . . ' ' Kyiv' Highest Ambition: A trip to Hawaii. i - ,U H . . . , - . v y , , , . . . , y , i D - : ff ,, . . ,, ,, - .. .. , . . . . . ' . . . ' A I ' V - .. . .. .. .. . as ' ' ' - ' as - -f ' -Q ' A o -2 A ' ' ss I s tl An 11 I - , g , 'I 1 . : ' ' . A - ' ! . . . l . ,V - lm : . - - - , . ff, MACAIONE MADELYN PAULA Alfa: Petchre Actwltxes Hockey 1 2 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Volley Ball 1 2 N Club Minstrel 2 3 Playshop 4 Sportswoman extraordmary IS how we descrlbe her Petch1e hkes to dance and have fun but she never forgets that one has to study Her clothes are very attrac t1ve and can she wear them' We can be very sure that she wrll be consrdered one of Amerlca s best dressed Cflmlnal lawyers She wxll charm the Jury by her lovely man ners her attractlve voice and amaze them by her knowledge of law Noted For Sense of humor Highest Ambrtxon To be a woman Clllhlhll law yer F' sa Ki! MAGESKY SOPHIE VICTORIA A has Zosh Zosh rs a qumet grrl w1th a twmkle m her eye and an engagrng smlle When she 15 not blushmg she IS studymg and havmg fun Zosh would llke to become a good surgxcal nurse and we know she wrll as she possesses a QUICC manner and pleasmg drs positron and can keep cool under all clr cumstances Noted For Blushing Highest Ambmon To be a surgical nurse We QOH MacLEAN NATALIE ELIZABETH MADIO LENA A has Scotty Scotty left us at mldyears m her semor year but kept ln close contact wrth her friends While here she was a very good student and well llked by all her frlends Noted For Crammmg at the last minute Hrghext Ambition To sall around the world A has Lee Actwrtres Chorus I 2 3 4 Pnze Reading 4 Williams Pnze 4 Gosh' someones rn a hurry' That someone IS Lee Although she IS 1n a hurry she greets everyone w1th a cheery greetmg that has won her many fnends She has a talent for muslc whxch IS shown by her Interest ln the Chorus durmg her four years here Lee IS a great fnend and a grand glrl Noted For Being technlcal Hzghest Ambition To arnve lt 1 destination on time MANDELL IDA BETTE Aims Manny Actwmes Orchestra I 2 3 4 Hockey 2 Play shop 3 4 Red and While 3 4 Dramaucs 4 Mirror Staff Harl our reporter' Yes Manny gamed renown as gettmg the Hrst by lme on our Red and Whzte newspaper Why don t you remember7 She mtervlewed the movxe and stage stars The Dead End Kids Martha Raye Van Alexander and many others It was a grand Job Ida and the Red and White wlll surely mlss you Noted For Eating between periods and talking Hughext Ambrtxon To mtervlew Paul Mum MANDEVILLE RUTH LOUISE Alras Rutlue Actwstxes Archery 2 3 When we come back for our tenth re unlon we shall hear good reports of Ruthxe She has two ambltxons to be a famous crxmmal lawyer or to be a speclal xzed nurse Elther professlon wrll brmg her fame lf she concentrates on them as she works on her Law problems Noted For Fxlllng nn her tame Hrghest Ambition To be a specialized nurse ln tuberculosns l : fi Z v , , . 1 7 . .,., . lil A 7 . ..:L,iv vw. 1, . . 4 4 . , tt 0 - - -Q 1 ' . X 5 s V at ' . . ' . . . ' ls at : - .. . 1 . ' s , ! 7 5 1 v ,S 5 ' 5 1 - 3 Q5 1 5 l , L - . , . . V 1 1 , f fr., A . , , . - , , ,I , , -4- ,H E , , :.. . . ' MARR ATHENA FRANCES MARTIN THERESE RITA Aims Teena Acnnlses Chorus 1 2 3 4 Minor Stal! Book keepmg Honorable Mention 3 Teena never farls to have a ready smxle for everybody or perhaps It should be called a twmkle Anyway rt makes her dark eyes sparkle and her small nose turn up just enough to be cute She s very neat especrally rn the care of her hands They undoubtedly wrll help her earn the mxllron she says she wants Noted For Humming Hrghexl Ambmon To make a million Alias Toolue My Lo-ve Therese IS a quxet and unassummg gurl who always keeps up rn her studxes Al though she 15 a qulet person she rs a good frxend and one we are glad to have She must be very accurate although she wants us to belreve she rs slow for an audntor needs to be fast accurate and very clever Noted For Bemg slow Highest Ambmon To be an auditor MAXSON, VIRGINIA CAROLINE Alias Gmny Actnme: Home Economics Club 1 2 Red and White 3 4 N Club Mmstrel 3, 4 Mirror Stat? Vnrgmxa IS one of our Commercial stu dents She draws well and for several years she has supphed the Red and Whutc wlth cartoons doing a good job of rt Any day after school one can see Vlrgmla rn the Frve and Ten where she works Her fnends pralse her ambxtlon and she 15 well known throughout the school Noted For Crackmg yoke: Hughes! Ambmon To be a successful bookkeeper MELANCE MARY Alla: Nmalcllka Gay llttle Nmo swlngs around m the polka and bangs away on her piano wzth great expression She does very well for a self taught rnuslcran No one has ever seen her unhappy for that b1g smrle does not spell unhappmess Noted For Self taught mustcmn Hxghesl Ambmon To become e good nurse MATTESON VIRGINIA Alias Pxnlry Acnwhes Hockey 3 Smce smgmg ns the slgn of happxness Pinky must be happy all the time She hopes to be a great smger some day and nval Bonnie Baker Pmky also lxkes to skate and swim whxch shows you that she enjoys sports a great deal Pinky has a sense of humor that enables her to make frlends and keep them Noted For Never doing all her homework Hughes! Amblhan To become u smger 0 asf! Q 1,4 MESSNER MADELYN ELIZABETH Actwrhes Kappa Delta 3 4 Drum Corps 2 3 4 Upper Prom Dance Committee Dash1ng around rn the convertxble mak mg merry nolses on the bugle stepplng a long as 1f lxfe were a great adventure that rs Maddy She plans to attend Rxder to become a secretary That s her vocatxon for she 15 calm eilicrent and courteous Any office wrll use her talents Noted For Dashing around rn her convertible Hrghexl Ambnlron To travel abroad II9 1 . ,..- ., . . .. - 1. . ' A Ll - ii 9 7 - ,.. ,, - ,N - ,, 2 , , . : ' a - ' ' ' ' 9 ' . ' ' h , .. .. . , ' P Mm - ' - Ne tl . , - . . , ,- . s , , . A -W 6,' - , ' ' . as . I I u ' at Y Alias: Maddy 2 . 2 . . : , . . . , I ' bb 15 .Hg ' Q . . l. , , , - I - :.. . n V . :,, . ,, ' s ' . A Ls s U1 - . ' 1 1 - , .. H - , - , , , , . . , I . ' , , , A - V .- ' o 1 - ' U. . ' .. I ' : .X ' , ' ,.A- Q ,.,::.1y:.. - . --.. I ll METCALF, ALICE LUCILLE Alias: Sis Activities: Ring Committee 33 Upper Prom Ticket Committeeg Senior Prom Committee. With all the time in the world, with never an earthly care, Sis gives the im' pression of being a lady of leisure. Last spring she showed us how hard she could work by making our Prom a success. She knows her bands and bandleaders who pro- vide good music for her twinkling feet. Sometimes she and Marie find it necessary to take a day off to plan for their trailer. Noted For: Snapping her gum. Highest Ambition: To own n trailer with Marie. MILESKI PHYLLIS ELEANOR Alias Phyl Activities Badminton 3 Chorus 4 Phyl wants to tour the world in her own sloop Shes a Commercial student lf Phyl can t raise enough money to buy a sloop she can always fall back on her music That will really bring her riches Noted For Arguing with Butch about music Highest Ambition To tour the world in her own sloop -1 H9 MIERZEJEWSKI ELEANORE ANNA A has N ora Activmes Drum Corps 1 2 3 N Club Min strel 2 Nora has taken inventory of herself and has decided she will be a governess She could teach her charges very well and could amuse them after lessons were done by new dance steps and gay talk All their extra energy could be used m helping Nora bang away on her drums Noted For Dancing Highest Ambition To be a governess MIKULEWICZ GENEVIEVE L Alias Jennie Who is known for strolling in to class when half the day is over? Why its none other than our mdolent pal Jennie D spite the fact that shes slightly disposed toward quietness she s got a big schedule planned for her future They say If there s a will theres a way and if we know Jennie she certainly has a will Noted For Four periods a day Highest Ambition To go to Hawaii MINER LOIS ARLENE MISH BERTHA MARY Alzas L Activities Bookkeeping Prize 3 Going her cheery way Lo is sure to brighten the lives of her despairmg fellow students No matter how trying the day or difficult the task Lo is sure to come through with flying colors Another one of er accomplishments is not only writing poetry but also having it published If her record at the Academy is any evidence of her ability she will surely succeed in life Noted For Wrltmg poetry Highest Ambition To be an accountant in Pratt 86 Whitney s ofhce in Hartford Alta: Browney A breezy How are you is sufficient to introduce Browney for this is her greeting as she gally trips down the corn changing the subject Browney has saved many a day Under her merry demeanor of 1est and Jolhty is a serious girl F01 evidence consult her report cards Noted For Changing the subject Highest Ambition To become a secretary 7 5 ' . : ,. ,, . : .. - ,, ' ' ' . , u n ' . . . ' 1 1 1 ' L . , , . . , . f 1 4 . . . . . x , . . V - 4 Q , - y .. .5 t A 5 A L ' .. F ,. - . f r or as f r Q . 5 it lsst l , . : ' - K ' 5 5, '-L3iifi ' ' s - - -- ' 3 . or tr's Vi? R' ' . .. f - S - , .. ,, . ,. : . 3 i .. ,. , Al U1 . Q . ' , . : - - .. U - , Q - : .. O., . : .. ,. f V I ' ' ' : ' ' . st ss . . 3 k ti ' . - LA ii . I . , 5 . . .. .. , , jf 1 6 1 . dors. Noted for her tactful method of ' l V' il Y I U ' - - 4 . , A v . , ' A Q- 3 tese s at . - t . . - ,Kirks ' .- A 4 ' ' ff' A t r. , it . , get ' .- 5119-f ,i af are i 2 tag'- .4 ,, 4 ' . I, I 2 ll MOODIE LAURIEL BARBARA A has Bobble 'Kmong the throng of Chief Case s ad mirers is the future surgical nurse Bobble who is exer quoting her stalwart Chief Happy go lucky Bobble has a ready smile and a helping hand for those less fortunate as she has been bequeathed an even temp cred disposition Noted For Freclrles Highest Ambition To be a surgical nurse MULCAHY MILDRED HELEN Alias Tiny Actsntses Hockey 3 Volley Ball 3 Milly IS our wee little red head with a great big grin If ever there was a true fun lover she s it Tiny is an all around sport from dancing and skating to volley ball and baseball One of her finest quali ties is that she practices the rare and de sirable art of being as gracious a loser as a winner Nevertheless heres hoping she ll always come out a winner Noted For Being with Shirley Hughes! Ambition To be a success NELKIN FLORA T PATTISON, MARGARET CAMILLA Alias Toby Activities Zeta Phi 2 3 4 Red and White 3 4 When you see a pretty paxr of high heeled shoes scurrying along it s Toby That girl has the most exquisite taste for dresses and shoes Always ready with a nite broad smile for everyone vuhom she meets shes Just the sort of a friend everyone wishesito have she s as helpful to one as she i in Noted For Coming to school one minute before 8 30 Highest Ambition To develop Mr Congdons four what system Alias Pat Activities Drum Corps 1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Pat 15 one of our short students who like most short people wishes to grow even 4 MULHOLLAND, IRENE RITA Alias: Musk Activities: Mirror Statf. Whenever 'ilvlushu is lurking around. things are sure to perk up. But, Mush, if you ever hope to attain your highest ambif tion you had better try being serious. But not too serious! When questioned as to her probable fate, all in keeping with her optimistic outlook Mosh cheerfully re- plies, Vv'hrv know! Noted For: Playing pranks on friends. Highest Ambition: Private secretary. PEPIN JOSETTE VICTORINE Alias J Pep Wheres that giggle coming from7 Theres Jo so theres the cause of the giggle Pep can be heard playing the harmonica at which she is excellent She is one of our many short students but that only makes her more popular Pep will undoubtedly achieve her highest ambition and she carries the good will of her class mates with her Noted For Laughing and giggling Highest Ambition To be a good secretary if xt is only an inch Her hobby is learning eq Q b to drive Let s hope she is having more suc X ,,.A,,,,., cess than some of us Pats future is L undecided but that doesnt bother her for she is going her merry way with a smxle Noted For Being short. Highest Ambition To grow ll93 ! 1 . , .. - ,, ' , .f V U A L - ' ' 1 ' . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . , . . .. . .. 6 ' ' . . , . - ' su - sv ' . ' ' ' r H - As - is ' I . , , 4 , s ' ' A , . , . i . ds ilu . . . I, I - : .1 0,9 .. ,, , . . 1 yi. It w l , . .. .. . , .. .. . , . - , ff 1. - , .. .. ' 1 ' . , : ' , s ' 1 9 , , , : Dramatic Club 43 Minor Stalf. Music Appreciation 1, 2. ' - U AA vw - A . , s I 4 . . . ' ' ' 1 -- - A 4 s' -: fa T - T s . . . .' X' mf' 1 ' I r - im f . ' ' '. '. 'V 5 - ff pl- W f . . I . ' 4, , Q .f : ' ' r rg, - ' ' n 1 PER RY MARIA LOUISE Alms Dolly Arllvlttci Musu: Appreclatlon 3 Chorus 4 Dolly s clexer lingers have set many 1 vxaxe or toixed a ripple IHIO our vtxnd hlown I1 ur As she works 1w1y so h 1pp1ly he thews her gum xery slowly Vv hen the 3 h 19 nearly clone the tempo of the thtw mg mere ISC Noted For Chewing gum Hugh:-st 44I7lbllI011 To be a han-dresser L fl 'Q' PISARKO ANNE Aims Pro essor Aclwmvs Baseball 1 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 Hon orable Mention ln Latm Usu1lly professors are very d1gn1hed 1nd sed 1te wlth no s1v1ng grace ol l1llID0l Our lxoles or hkes to study knovts 1ow to study md enjoys hooks but she nexer forget the room A sound Illllld 111 11 ound hody Look at her good record 1n 1tl1let1ts Notcd For Studymg late into the nlght Highest Ambmon To become a good teacher ce, 0 ll94 PETERSON ARLENE CHRISTINE Alms Pele Aclrvmes Volley Ball 1 Muslc Appreclatlon 1 How well we all agree vuth Petes lrghest 11mh1t1on to he hn11ne111lly mde pendent 1nd wouldnt we l1ke to s'1y th lt we were' ln her Hrst year Pete h1d 1 l t of HIIDIIIUII to play Voll1y hxll hut met he h1s Illitll more suhjett and ha other lnterests she 111s llttle tune for extra eur r1eul.1r 11tt1x1t1es Pe e 15 one of those h tppy go lutky Jeunes hlle who alway has .1 SITIIIC, no matter whether 1t rams or shmes Noted For Gtft of gab Hrglusl Amlulwn I'1nanclal mdependence vs PIECHOWSKI STELLA ELIZABETH A has Pearhy In lookmg ha k Vue ll alw1ys l'CIHLllllWCT Pe xthy is one ol our many frlendly eliss mates You know st1ll water runs deep 1nd1lwe tould only delve xnto those depths who knows wh It we d nndl Noted for Oversleepmg Hrghtst Ambrtxon To work m a large Hrm as a pnvate secretary PURPLE DOROTHY RUTH A lla: Dol Actwxlrcs Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volley Balll 2 aseball 1 2 3 4 G A A Club Mmstrel 1 2 3 4 Badminton 2 N Club Hockey3 Leaders Club 3 4 Dot IN ln Wthletlt glrl She may seem t1 t qllltl hut dont et 1 hr t nmpressxon oo you Any plate 1 vtorth gmng to 1 IC ls tmere Dots tethnlque 1 goo tney tell me 1n danung as well a IU other thmgs Noted For Dancxng and sports Hxghesr Ambmon To be an alrplane hostess QUINN KATHLEEN ISABELLA Alias Kay I Icrm1nyfr1ends nn tell you Just wh ll 1 plewmt companlon Kiy 1 She ha 1 gxand sense of humor and enyoys l1fe to the fullest The1es alwiys plenty of glggllllg when Kay gets together wlth her rhums Some d1y she may he one of the At.lC.lCI11Y luturt c,0lI1lHCI'Lld.l teathers llIl1Ollgl'l we hl ow her weakness 1s 1 nurse s umform Noted For Wlshmg Highest Ambmon To be a commerual teacher 1 : g . . 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Why she rs gomg to catch the tram of good for tune and when she gets off her station IS go1ng to be success Noted For Arnvmg late to school Highest Ambxtlon To be successful RIMEK ETHEL HANNAH ROBERTS MILDRED ANNE Allas Etty Activities Mrnor Staff From the blg metropolrs of Lxsbon hall: Etty wrth her flashmg smlle and lleetmg drmples She looks qulet but don t Judge a book by Its cover lt may be decelvlng All who have come ln contact wrth Etty can feel sure that they have found a real fnend Noted For Saymg the wrong thang at the wrong ume Hlglltlf Ambltron To work at Travelers Insur mee Company A has M rllne Aclwmes Lambda Phi Upsllon 4 Hockey 3 4 A A 3 Mrlhe 15 the tall cute hght harred gurl who always has a cordral greetmg for us and an amusmg retort to our Hello as she hurrnes to her classes Her frlends are many and she keeps those she makes by her contagxous good humor If frrendlmess and an extremely llkeable personalxty count for anythmg Msllle deserves all that 15 nxce When you lease us Mrllle don t forget the gang who wlshed you the best of luck ln 40 Noted For Chummmg with Tuna Haghest Ambltnon To do something dlH0fClIK RILEY MARY AGNES Alun Irulr Patsy Irlsh has the exceptional quallty of newer helng ruffled by anythlng Her cheer fulness IS a deuded asset She doesn t par trcrpate rn many H.Ctl'wllfl6S and keeps us guessmg as to how she spends her lexsurc hours Laughing lrlsh s hlghest ambltlon ls to VlSlf Ireland and lf we know her she wll surely get there Noted For Laughmg and having a good time Highest Ambntxon To vm! Ireland 4. tj ui 'ey ,gf ROBINSON ESTHER Actwltles Drum Corps 1 2 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 BasebaIl2 3 4 Archery 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Calamxty can be seen dartmg rn and out of the halls exther trying to catch some one or trymg to get to class on tlme When she finally does arrrve m class a few mxnutes late she drscovers she has the wrong book or she left her homework home and then trys her best to get along wnthout supphes We don t have to wonder why she s small because she explams It herself Too much runmng around Noted For Collecting junlr Highest Ambition To vrslt Italy ln April f 'Q H95 1 - ,N - nn U - , .. V .. . . 1, . . w V Q L- R tsl , x ' , K, K K . .. . ... . , .' 1 , . v 1 - , H - 1, - , Q. 1, .. . .. . . .. .. . . . . N 1 R - q . M . . 61'- . . . . . L ,J . R .. . .. . ' . . . ' . ' ' .S '- . , , .,., Q tt - -Q - . , . . . qui: u -. , ' . 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RYAN HARRIET ELIZABETH Alms Harry Actwltles Nolley Ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 34GAA123GAAPln4,Hockey 2 4 Baseball 2 4 Badminton 2 3 4 Leaders Club2 3 4 Old Enghsb'N 3 Advisory Board 4 Archery 4 Harry 15 one of our co eds who would lrke to travel and see the world She rs better known around school for her weak ness for chewmg gum and her mterest and partlclpatlon ln practrcally every sport Per haps some day Harry wlll take part rn the Olymplc games and lf not we can be pretty ure that he of the ready smrle and the laughlng camaraderre has fulfilled her am hmon to become a nurse Noted For Sports Hrghest Ambmon To see the world 1'f1 All l96 ROTHENBERG SHIRLEE E Alias Shir! Artwxlxes Zeta Phu 2 3 4 Drum Corps 2 3 Mirror Staff Clothes of great varlety and beautrful design a dlsposltlon that 15 worth a cool m1ll1on a manner that lb that of the ldeal secretary Slnrl never grows tlred of typmg lvfrfror materlal or Hlmg away our M111o'r cards carelessly tossed mto the files The busler Shxrl rs the happler she IS Noted For Sense of humor Hrghesl Ambrlxon Take shorthand 120 words a '53 RUBIN MARION VIVIAN Actwmes P1 Kappa Epsilon 3 4 Playsbop 3 4 N Club Mmstrel 3 Chorus 3 4 Badmlmon Club 3 4 Inter Sorority Dance Committee 4 She IS a born organlzer and an efhcxent leader Everythmg she manages turns out well Marlon can talk faster than any two people but stlll she lsnt a Chatterbox for all her talk makes sense Her good ldeas have saved the day more than once Noted For Talknng raprdly Highest Ambllum To be able to do and say the right thmg at the right ume SABROWSKI DOROTHY A has Dotty That homework we all sh1rk IS always carefully done We envy Dottys power of concentratlon because we know she en joys muslc and dancrng as well as the rest of us Guess the hard work makes the pleasure greater Noted For Bemg at the right place at the right time prepared for work Hughes! Ambxtron To be a success SADOWSKI LUCILLE ANNE Alms L Achntles Volley Ball 1 Lu rs noted for her habxt of blushmg at the wrong tlme at the wrong place L says she ll probably end up teachmg but lf you want that L you ll have to stop chewmg gum As you say Iwo Ksddmgl Noted For Blusbmg at the wrong ume Hughes! Ambmon To be able to travel 9 I S 5 A 7 r , . , 9 ' , : 13 qi ' u A s 1 Q' 7, ' I 4 ' of - yt ' - 5, '? 14-Y . . . . . - Q , ' r 3 - ' V sk 'ii - A v r l xi H! ,.. . . . , . HS v - ' n1ll lUte- ' Y 1 , , , : . . . , g . . . , , 3 . . . ' 1 p ' Q , 5 4 s s , , . Y Y I 1 U 2 . . . . U e , , u, ,W '. . , . : , . VJ SAGE SHIRLEY RUTH A has Shlrl Here s where the looks are decenvmg ldea ongmated Not only has Shlrl been known to dlsplay plenty of fire and vxolence but even to take you completely by storm Shxrl confesses her weakness IS takmg dares and has convinced many a student that she can take lt Noted For Takmg dares Hzghest Ambrtton Good bookkeeper SANTO ELEAN OR JANE A lm: Ellie Actlvttles Playshop 3 4 Semor Advisory Board Mirror Statf D A R Delegate Flve feet four twmklmg blue eyes and dancing feet that s Ellxe who rs a very popular g1rl among the student and faculty members alxke The fam1l1ar grin and chuckle always accompany her, and to complete everythmg we must add that she Carnes a very proud and clever head To the next school who wxll be lucky ln recelvmg such a fa1r co ed we say she s tops' Noted For Guessmg Hsghest Ambmon Contmued education SEARS MARJORIE CLARICE Alias Margie Madge Actwltles Delta Upsxlon Phl2 3 4 Badmmton 3 Leaders Club 3 4 Chalrman of Inter Sorority Dance 4 Margxe has made herself very popular around school because of her fnendlmess and helpfulness Her weakness IS evenmg clothes whxch IS very convement smce she must attend many formal dances bemg pres :dent of the Delta Upsllon Phi Sorority Margxe says that her hrghest ambxtlon IS to amount to somethmg and we know she wxll do just that rf she keeps up the record she has started ln the N F A Noted For Helping others Hnghest Ambrtson To amount to somethlng SEIDEL ARLENE A lm: S rs If you happen to feel unhappy and can t figure out what to do ask Sis who wxll give you sound advlce Her wlse cracks are uttered wlth a serlous meamng but they always br1ng ln hearty laughs Sls must have some worrxes but we never know about them She ns always smxlmg and happy and mterested m everyone elses welfare Noted For Reading Highest Ambntlon To travel SCHRADER, EVELYN AGNES Alias: Butch Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball 4. Although Butch is very anxious to compete in every sport we have here, she never misses a Monday afternoon orchestra rehearsal She brmgs enthusxasm to every actxvxty and thxs makes her welcome Butch 15 well polsed alert and eager to snatch every opportumty for xmprovement Noted For Athletics Hughes! Ambxtton To obtain a fairly good job after hugh school 'QAM if-'s SEIDEL SHIRLEY MAE Alla: Shxrl Actxvllzes N Club Mmstrel 1 3 Hockey 3 Shxrl IS the Commercial Bulldmgs champion practlcal Joker and glggler Even the teachers can t keep stralght faces wxth her around She knows all of the latest dance steps has a wonderful sense of humor and possesses an mexhaustlble sup ply of v1tal1ty Noted For Being with Mil Highest Ambmon To be a hugh school teacher i197 , . .. .. . . , y 1 1 - , u - D - , sf - ,I ., ,. . . ., . .. I . . . . - y - t - - - tt . -v - , - , , . . . . , . . . ' s s . . . . .. . .. . - 'S - , t.. . H . . 1 , s . ' No f f . ' .. . ' ' s ' . , - . l . - r 1- Q . I . , - . ' ' sr' 8 ' : . , .. Q . , , , 1 - , Q - ,H - 1, ' ,if ll ' 1 . , , . .. . ,. . . . . , ., . . , s , - - u - n 2 y 1 K, : . , ,V , -, af. Q 1 - ,fr - nn U - , fp -n - f . : 1 v 5 I . v . ' , ' r. .U , - A ,Q I I Y ' v. ' s yy-, , . ' , .'-:iw ' ' t. . .. y :jj ,, ' ' - ,W -1' I ' - . f, Q. t, . .' . . . 4 4- 0 - V Q . A - , , I ' ' .'x . .. , ,, liken, . . . . . t A LA: At- - SELKOWITZ, EDITH MIR IAM Alias: Edee Activities: Zeta Phi 2, 3, 45 Mirror Staff. Edee is always sure to get the highest mark in any test. Since she Hrst entered the Academy as a bewildered Junior, she has always managed to do so and we hope she continues to win top honors in years to come. Noted For: Quietness. Highest Ambition: To see the world. SILVERLIEB, BEULAH B Alias Bee Actwmes Zeta Phi 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Drum Corps 2 3 Playshop 4 Inter Sorority Dance Committee 4 Mtrror Staff Who files all the Mirror cards? Who catches the type errors? Who patiently collects all the write ups? ,lust Bee She may want to be an aviatrxx but she never flies up ln the air or loses her temper If she pilots a plane she will have plenty of passengers because everyone has faith m er Noted For Combmg her hair Hrghest Ambition To be an avtatrur and set the world on fire ev' 4 Y 'V it 98 SENSER MARY RITA Alias Rita Rita likes to dance in Westerly the home of many good dancers Then she can come home to teach us the new steps at recess She is happy hearted and good company Her line at dances Ihear is as speedy as her feet Noted For Dancing every Saturday night at the Westerly Armory Highest Ambltton To drive her own car SERRA LUCY PAULINE A has Lou Lou has nice curly hair that every girl envies She is a very small grrl and li a very popular one When you come m Room 249 1n the morning you will see Lucy doing her bookkeeping That subject is her favorite so that she does not mind the extra hours she devotes to it Noted For Collecting telephone numbers Highest Ambition To see the world SLOSBERG SHIRLEY VIRGINIA Altus Shir! Acts-nnes Pi Kappa Epsilon 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 G A A Basketball 1 Hockey 1 2 Volley Ball 1 Red and Whxte Staff 3 Tennis 4 Inter Sorority Dance Committee 4 Conscientious Shirley who has also sense of humor is the ideal person to be successful nurse She IS a famihar figure dodging ln the Main Building door just as the clock strikes 8 30 She is amply en dowed wrth a trait characteristic of woman kind that is of changing her mind Noted For Good nature Highest Ambition To be a supervisor of nurses SLOWIKOWSKI WALTINA E Alias Betty Actwnnes Badminton 3 Hockey 1 Betty is one of our more quiet stu dents but some day soon we are going to hear a lot about her because she has an ideal to reach What is rt? Why her highest ambltron is social success and she is learning now some important pointers toward at taining it namely listening to others and readlng If Betty has learned those two things she has half the battle won Keep it up Betty we re rooting for you Noted For Listening Highest Ambmon Social success 9 9 . :.. - ,, - :.. ,. - , - I . , s , f js, , - Q - . . - . 'V B r ' ' . 2 G, J , Q 4 I , ., : . . . ., : A - ,u v . 1 ' , . : : , s s - ' z ' - ' . at 11 , . , . D A h . ' l l 9 ' . .,, - ,, ' f ' ' , . s . : ' : - a - - -s a . s .. ... , U z ' 9 ' a - . ' V 0 , . . , a . I . .h , g , . 3 . . 5. .siztfuu ' il ,V ' g . . ' . . . . . . . . . V .lzgua If I., - 1 v ' Hip wi' Y - ,v B A ' ' f ' r, ggssjss- '- - , 4' .-.- - .- - - - ' V 2 -g - , . , ,' . SMITH ARLENE AGNES SMITH MARION TERESA Alias Small Fry Small Fry is seen at all the basketball games and dances After this she needs no detailed description Her nickname 15 very appropriate She s lively and popular and everyone en1oys her company Noted For Doing her homework st the lut minute. Highest Ambition To be happy Alta: Smitty Actsvxlses Band 2 3 Orchestra 2 Smitty is a qulet l1ttle girl who likes to write letters and IS fond of poetry She wants to be a nurse and will probably make a good one Candy IS among her weaknesses and In her spare moments she collects shells Music is part of her everyday lxfe and at school she played ln the band during her second and third years Noted For Collecting shells Hughes! Ambition To be .s nurse STEPANIK BEATRICE LUCILLE Alsas Bed' Actsvmes Drum Corps 1 2 Drum Major 3 4 Tra Tra, Tra' Tra Tra Tra' Dont be alarmed its only Bea our pretty Drum Major leading the Drum Corps down the field after another football victory Iudgmg from her slnll 1n handling a baton we won t be surprised if m a few years we hear she has achieved her high ambitions and is leadmg a brg band Noted For Two dates at a time Hsghest Ambmon Drum mejor for a hug busd STOKLOSA WPANDA SOPHIA Alun Sticky Acttntses Volley Ball 1 Basketball 1 Chorus 2 3 Mirror Sutf Sticky bubbling over wlth fun her lolly laugh drlving away the blues She 15 a true frlend to all and is very frank Many a morn has Sticky come to school with my homework not done The reason Oh I was out last night STAFFORD, MARGARET VBSTA Alias: Miggy Meg possesses the rare quality of be' ing able to combine a studious nature with a sunny disposition. Although she has been at the Academy for two short years, she has acquired a host of friends. Noted Far: Collecting sugar lumps. Highest Ambition: To own s car and be :ble to go where I please, when I please. SUCHARZEWSKI FRANCES Alun Skippy Actrvxttes Chorus 3 Sklppy IS one of our quiet girls in Room 249 She has a good bookkeeplng record which only goes to show that her highest ambition will be fulhlled ln tlme Skippy has a keen sense of humor which makes her very admirable with all her fellow classmates and teachers Noted For Checking bookkeepmg with others Highest Ambltlon Good bookkeeper eh QXOXAE1 Noted For Going to the movies Highest Ambmon To work st Travelers Insur snce Company 99 ll 1, ! 9 I Q i ' 4 6 M ' 9 2 s 1 1 F a I Q - I 5 9 ' - n G - 1 s , ' a . ' ,X ' , , . .nz g .- , . , ' ' ' - n as 'K 7 3 ' , l f N .uf , . . . . - n ' l 1 vt... ...., L1 3 g . 4 - as - as ' . . - , - , 4- J- pw- ,A. SULLIVAN. ARLENE MARY Alias : Sully Activities: Lambda Phi Upsilon 45 Inter-Sorority Deuce Committee 45 Motto Committee. Hi there, is the greeting that Sully has for everyone. She's petite, dark haired, and dark eyed. She can always be seen strolling the halls with NIickey before school and during lunch periods. Sully's good nature and cheery attitude have en' cleared her to her many friends and we know they will take her far in her chosen profession-teaching. Noted For: Going around with Mickey. Highest Ambition: To make something of herself. 'OO- TOMAINO LORRAINE MARGARET Alias Snoolzie Actwxtses Valley Ball 1 N Club Minstrel 2 3 Mirror Staff Snookie possesses an unconscious charm and grace that is both the envy and admiration of her chums She somehow always manages to have a grand time whether its doing a superfluous English assignment or indulging in a 246 gab session None of us could possibly forget the sparkle of mischief that was so pre valent in Snookies pretty dark eyes Noted For Sense of humor Highest Ambition To be at the head of s large rm .5 sf 'D .14 5 lf -,rv IOO SZULEWSKI IRENE JANETT TEDESCO ELLA MARIE A has Rene Quiet but with enough hopes and am bitions to make her personality colorful you have Rene She is known to be patient at all times and to have a weakness for good orchestras Rene wants to visit the Hawaiian Islands or be an air hostess Maybe she will combine the two by becom mg a hostess on a Pacihc Clipper ship But if all that does not become a reality Rene hopes to work at an ordinary occupation in an office Noted For Listening to a good orchestra Highest Ambition Air hostess A has Teddy Teddy likes to hike every afternoon with a good friend or all alone This is good practice for the nursing profess1on She also likes the movies especially if the picture shows hospital scenes Noted For Chewing gum Highest Ambition To be a good nurse TRAHAN, SIMONE GILBERTA Alias Slmmy Simmy seems to be very shy and quiet but to those who know her she is a merry old soul Her sunny smile and cheery dis position swell the long list of her friends Simmy spends all her leisure time Wfltlflg and hopes to find her name listed in Who S Who Noted For Her cheery disposition in the morn in Highest Ambition To be a noted author Q TROEGER VIOLA Alias V Although Vi is one of our best stu dents her favorite saying is I wish it were Friday She too wants to be a nurse but she is also anxious to become an air hostess Vi is one of our most pleasant and friendly co eds and can usually be found in a huddle during noon hour in Room Z7 Noted For Studying Highest Ambition To be an air hostess i 9 9 ' , N v - , U U I, - - rr 1. . . 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Qf , . , A - A H . . . . 1 ' - . 3, , W -,rf - - - - P 'aff L, 1 - f .s,,,,.- 5 g. . . . l . 1.3 wg - K .r Q, ' ' ' : ' r .ein f-pw gr,-N I Y ,V A ,v . x X A TURNER RUTH ESTHER VUONO DORIS ANNE A has Ruthie Activities Drum Corps 1 2 3 Hockey 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Badminton 3 Volley Ball 4 To be busy IS to be happy This is Ruthie s creed She manages to keep oc cupied with school activities and outside interests Whenever her energy llags she restores it by a lemon coke That should make an attractive d smiling Ruth in her Drum Corps uniform slowly sipping her favonte drink Noted For The gleam in her eye Highest Ambition To be happy and contented Alla: Angel Activities Volley Ball 1 Hockey 1 Wooden beads tiny animals fruit never grown on tree or vme Angel has them all She even borrows her mothers silver spoons to twist about her wrist She IS clever and amusing and a grand companion because of her witty remarks Angel can sing Angel can dance Angel has everything Noted For One halt witty remarks Highest Ambition To travel around the world WANAGEL LOTTIE Alias Lot Dvd Activities Camera Club 3 4 Baseball 4 Geom eu-y Honorable Mention 3 Decoration Commit lf you want to know what the home work is all about just ask Lottie She always knows her lessons for she is very studious When she is a teacher Ill bet she will make her pupils know theirs She expects to go to school in Maine next year Don t forget us Lottie' Noted For Helping others Highest Ambition To do things sho ll never re gret WARD MARIBEL FRINK A has M lckey Activities Delta Upsilon Phi 2 3 4 Drum Corps 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Inter Sorority Dance Com mltiee 4 Glft Committee Mickey can always be sure that her friends are trailing along because she packs them all in her station wagon and takes them along for a swim and a clog roast She enjoys giving good times to other people and likes to see every one happy Mickey can get plenty of noise from her drum She looks supremely happy whack ing away as the Drum Corps goes through Its intricate formations Noted For Playing bass drum Highest Ambition Undecided WALKER, IRENE MAE Alias: Mickey Activities: Chorus 4. Mickey talks incessantly but not in an annoying way. She is a vivacious mem- ber of our graduating class from the Com- mercial Building. Her classmates are always conscious of her presence. Noted For: Collecting menus and postcards. Highest Ambition: To be successful in business. Q. pig WATERS JANE CATHERINE Alias Scarlett Activities Playshop 2 Whose blazing crown of glory has put the sun to shame? Whose deceitfully shy manner 15 just a cover up for a vibrant per sonality7 Its none other but little Scar lett Waters Scarlett hopes to sail around the world, and to the world at large we say You don t know what you re miss mg if she doesn t' Noted For Red hair Hxghesl Ambition To sail around the world .ff was lOl 9 9 - , u - n - , ff v . . . . . . ' f as-fx? .Cy 1 , , s . : r s - so , : 4 - . . , ' - f ' - , rf? , 'S 6 tt . - 1. . . gap, sw ' . . ' . . . . 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Her cofordination in Scout work has given her impetus to study bookkeeping She really enjoys sensi hle facts and figures Noted For Doing extra bookkeeping mslead of other homework Highest Ambmon To be a bookkecper at Scout headquarters ai WINTERBOTTOM DORIS LOUISE Alras Dottie Actwmes Kappa Delta 1 2 3 Dot 19 another one of our classmates who IS headed for a nurse s career and no doubt she wlll be a success She works lnrd m school and rs well up m her StUdlCi Combine beauty and brams and you have 1 plcture of Dot Dot follows that old saymg It s better to be seen than heard that rs xn class for outsxde she s just as ready for fun as anyone Noted For Talking about Ray Highest Ambltron To he a success e 102 WELSH EILEEN MARY Alias Tmy Actwmes Badmmton3 4 Hockey4 Volley Ball 4 Basketball 4 That brg smlle ought to be an asset when the trlal balance goes wrong and the col umns wxll not add up stralght Tmy says shell probably end up clerkmg 1n the FIVE and Ten but Tmy keep your chln up and who knows you may end up wxth your heart s deslre Noted For Making excuses Hxghesz Ambxllon To he a bookkeeper WIEMAN N, MARY LOUISE Actwmes Honorable Menuon nn Algebra 1 A rare gxrl lt IS who understands the angles clrcles and theorems that spell dlsas ter to geometry students Mary lrkes the exact SCIENCE of mathematlcs She can even solve ongmals Page Mr Congdon some body here s a real find Noted For Llkmg geometry Hxghesl Ambmon To be a famous dancer .I- WOLFENSBERGER ELIZABETH C WOLFMAN BEATRICE Alla: Elrb Alias Besne Activities Volley Ball 1 Her red halr slgnlhes pep her smile 1gn1f1es humor and her actlons show that sme IS the ldeal grrl Ellb is fon 0 roller skatmg and never mmds the up sets at the rxnk Noted For Collecting photographs Hzghest Ambmon To do office work ACIIVIIIZI Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Hockey2 Volley Ball 3 Old English N Archery 3 4 Bsdmnnron 3 4 Leaders Club 3 4 G A A Pm The xdea 15 thus IS the favorxte say mg of Bess also known for her argu ments wlth Mr Goldberg durmg hlstory class But do not thmk that Bess 15 all arguments for she IS a sport wherever she goes Speakmg of sports that IS Just what Bess partnclpates m basketball baseball hockey or any other of a hundred Q71 well at least you get the Idea she IS one of our greatest sport fans Noted For Wlsecracks ' lh hxstory class Hughes! Ambmon To be a laboratory technlcnan WOOD HELEN IRENE Aims Actwmes Badminton 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 Base bl 3 4 G A A 3 4 lt s a mystery how Ie can get all her homework done so well and yet spend all afternoon at the gym She s a fnendly g1rl wlth a cheerful word to everyone she knows that Includes a good part of our student body Noted For Collecting dnfferent mmnarure dogs Hrghesl Ambmon To be a nurse YESIONOWSKI MARY A Alla: Shorty As you can guess Mary derxves her name from her helght She IS a jolly miss whose hxghest ambltxon IS to be a good typ t Shorty is noted for talk1ng especxally tures of all her friends One can find Shorty domg the thmg she lxkes best and that IS roller skatmg Noted For Collecting pictures of her friends Hughes! Ambition To be a typlst ZDANOWSKA CECELIA PATRICIA Alma Cele Here s a girl who has more nbbons xt seems than Woolworths Yes xts Cele another of our qumet students who has a passlon for clothes Have you heard about Celes fascmatmg hobby? She collects poems whlch must be both mterestxng and helpful To be a nurse IS Cele s goal so sometlme when you re sxck remember her Noted For Wearnng nbbons Highest Amlnhon To be a nurse YORSZ EDWINA JEAN Alla: Eddie Eddle IS another of our travel mmded seniors Her hobby 15 collectmg snapshots What a combxnatxon' After she travels and takes the pxctures wxth her versatalxty she mxght become a famous lecturer who gives Illustrated talks on the beauty of thfferent parts of the world Then she will Jom the mcreaslng ranks of those who have spread the Academy s fame Wxth these possx b1l1t1es we had better keep an eye on Eddie even though she fears her fate IS gomg to be that of a nurse Noted For Collecting snapshots Hughes! Amblhon To travel 4,53 v' J.. lI1O3ll 9 , Y Y ' - : ale., - , .. ,. 1 ' . : . : - , ' ll , 5 . . . , . ' g ' ' 'N . .. .. ' ' - Q 4 . s - . . . 'qi ls. ' ' , . - ' - - - during class. Her hobby is collecting pic- ' --- S f ' . .. N . . ' . Q 2 6 ... ' s ' . ' 514 5 lx Y Q ' 1 ll 1 Iv , ' . 1 1 , . 0 .- s ' 1 1 ,,':.,x A S .. gf-: lr'-f THE HISTORY CF THE CLASS OF 1940 0414464 Baaq It was September 9th 1936 SIX hun dred fifty SIX of us surged through the mam entrance of the Norwlch Free Academy that balmy mornlng We were a bolsterous exclted crowd faclng a new expenence Very qulckly and efhclently order was brought from chaos We were reglstered sorted dlrected and ass1gned to numbered rooms and desks A mo mentous event had happened The Class of 1940 was born' We observed the great number of upper class students and adm1red the1r po1se and assurance However the1r respons1ve cr1t1cal appralsal wasn t com pllmentary In the hallways we heard Aren t they t1ny7 Could we have looked l1ke that? Don t some parents have pecullar ch1ldren7 The teachers w1th much conslderatlon and pat1ence ln troduced us to our chosen subjects We dld our feeble best to comprehend Steady the advance page by page unsteady the journey home day by day as the armful of books 1ncreased Th1s perpetual book jugghng was no small part of our phys1ca1 trammg and trade marked us as N F A students New frlends new mterests engaged us The Hrst football game with ltS glamour and cheermg left us w1th an overflowlng school sp1r1t and much 1mpa1red larynges The first exam jarred us no l1ttle and left us chastened and humble Heroes of the track and field brought v1ctor1es to the1r ll 1o4 81644 Jfoilofuan chool the now famous and colorful Drum and Bugle Corps was formed and we cheered on a champlonshlp baseball team As bentted our r1se 1n stature and educat1onal l1fe we had acqulred some what of that assurance that IS the pre rogat1ve of a lower mlddler A year s experxence had Hlled us w1th much self confidence and an assumed att1tude of mdllference We were growmg up It was bemg noted that Arthur was alternately amb llng w1th Allce and An1ta whlle Isabelle was 1rres1st1bly 1mpress1ng Ignatlus Cleverness was breakmg out all over us In Slater Hall before large crowds the boys decla1med w1th Splflt and resonance the glrls read w1th dulcet well modulated volces and w1th most graclous manners Athletlc prowess 1ournal1st1c keenness were reglstered by some muslcal Hblllty Thesp1an clearness was uncovered 1n others Extra curr1cula prommence was belng ach1eved Moral vocal and mus1 cal support we generously gave to foot ball basketball and baseball teams Qu1te lncldentally we were explormg the ID trxcacles of conjugauons and declenslons d1scuss1ng and Cl1SS6ClIlHg Enghsh L1tera ture and struggllng to ascertam the value of Y Y and Z We enthused at the presentatlon of GfOW1Dg Palns by the Playshop and remarked on the fine work of the orches ' I 0 U I F' N 9 ' 9 9 f 9 a a . . , , ' s f . . . . . , 9 a - f 1 f ' 9 a ' . . , . 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Lb ' ' 51 f THE HISTCRY OF THE CLASS OF 1940 tra The burlesque ed1t1on of the RED AND WHITE and the N Club mlnstrel were notable ID the wanmg months of the school year September 38 saw us w1th proper modesty takmg the role of Upper Mld dlers Before we could accustom ourselves to our new rmportance the Hurrlcane wh1rled IH upon us Forever w1ll we carry w1th us a m1nd plcture of the de vastatmg changes wrought on our school grounds and surround1ngs W1th1n a week the football season opened A super1or team that w11l long be remem bered carrled through w1th but one defeat About th1s t1me Charlle McCarthy was urg1ng everyone to drlnk dated coffee Snow Wh1te had found a home w1th the Dwarfs and Adolph was ren der1ng European maps obsolete The courses SCI'1V1l'1g for more forceful Enghsh and Musxc Appreclatlon were bexng sub jected to demorahzlng mfluences as radlos and phonographs gurgled forth such baby prattle as Toodle Lumma Lumma Floy Floy Jeepers Creepers and meanmgless but amus1ng ish talk Extra currrcula act1v1t1es were numer ous and notable The Camera Club ex h1b1t showed fine work The Playshop contr1buted a SCFICS of radxo performances over WNLC The Class of 40 rev1ved the custom of holdlng an Upper Prom In co operatlon w1th the Playshop the Cperetta The Plrates of Penzance was cred1tably done An 1n1t1al Amateur Hour sponsored by the RED AND WHITE was very successful f1nanc1ally and art1s t1cally For the first t1me The Mirror was prmted at the Academy by the students It was a real achlevernent and reflected great cred1t on the Pr1nt1ng De partment and the school Ensu1ng spr1ng fever success on the dlamond and the court plus the ever ommous hnals terminated our thlrd year We reached the helghts We were Semors Th1S fall as the band lustlly ll IO5 rolled out the barrel nlght football was inaugurated under the glow of 90 000 watts It drew enormous crowds and was a spectacular and flnanclal success The team measured up to the usual N F A standard and placed three players on the All State Eleven The sense of our approachmg depar ture was now lmpressxng 1tself on us and we 1ndulge 1n rem1n1scence and restora t1on The Llbrary the Gym e Campus the classrooms each has 1ts fund of 1nc1dents and memor1es to treas ure and carry forth w1th us Enterlng and ex1t1ng ID years of fem1n1ne pr1or1ty leap year we have noted the styles of dress and ha1r do change wh1ms1cal1y prosperlty and televxslon step around the corner the popular novel become ency c1oped1cal 1D SIZE and our school press onward to greater success w1th each new endeavor Meanwh1le we attempted to absorb the greatest amount of requrred knowledge w1th the least possrble effort and the mmxmum use of our t1me If our achrevement has been but medlocre we cred1t our teachers Wlfh most val1ant and unt1r1ng efforts to produce a super1or product It has been sa1d that Educatlon IS the apprent1cesh1p of l1fe We feel that fortune has part1cularly favored our N F A apprent1cesh1p as to tlme place and opportunlty For us no four years could have been more eventful IH no commumty could have ex1sted a finer school and no school could have pre sented a more varled and useful curr1cu lum 1n a pleasanter envlronment We were further prrvlleged to have w1th us to the completlon of our course our es teemed Prmcrpal Henry A Txrrell T us he w1ll always typ1fy the excellence and emlnence of the N F A and wxll share w1th It our prlde and respect Four years of wonderful assoclatlons and fr1endsh1ps have been ours at the Academy Let s make a resolutlon w1th a 1940 seal on It to cherlsh and hold fast to them always ' ' LL W5 ' L. , LH 51 ' ' 9 1 . 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Fuss Row Leftto Rzglmt E Babbltt D Belxveau D Purple A Twomey C Hopps Second Row B Banas S Cubanskx M Stevens O Avdevlch J Gatrousls E Schrader Tlurd Row B Wolfman J Avdevxcb Mlss Abel H Ryan GIRLS CLUB The N Club conslsts of those gxrls who have earned 1 000 po1nts from extra currxcular act1v1t1es mcludmg basketball baseball Held hockey volley ball badmlnton archery table tenms Leaders Club M1ss Abel and Mlss Condlt who 15 substltutmg for M1ss Pett1 are the athletlc coaches for the e act1v1t1es as well as the faculty advlsers for th1s club Those belongmg to the N Club are as follows jul1a Avdevlch Olga Avdevxch Eunice Babbltt Bertha Banas Dorothy Bellxveau SIHCIH Cubanskl JCSS16 GatfOUS1S CCC1l1H Hopps Dorothy Purple H1rr1et Ryan Evelyn Schrader Mary Stevens Anne Twomey Bessle Wolfman il 3 ll Frrst Row Left to Rxght A Tvxomey H Ryan Banas Second Row P Turner ,I Gatrousxs GIRLS ATHLETIC COUNCIL Thy Coumxl ll1LlULlLN thg ofluus of thy I A A Thy Counul us that thu fvcncrll mmm Lrmnt of thL 1 sm mon runs smoothly The mcmlwrs of rhg Counul in Harrut Ryin Pltb1LlLI1l Bprthfl Bm as Vue Prusl dum Anne Tummy Trusunr Ihyllls Turmr SLLI'LtlI'y LSSIL C1 xtroum Hl9tKJfllII Girls' Gym Class Girls Baseball Game x 1 V r ll . -:L ix Top The Drum Corpa Uwes the fans a demonstranon Mxddle L fr Followers or Robin Hoo.l Lower Ley: Ray team yells Ruth Urban and her peppy cheer leaders Lower Rxghz M153 Abel :hows the glrls how to handle the ball Middle Rxght Archerx team Fwsz Row Left to Right D Sakellarldes D Ne1lan M Pysyk L Beauregard B Pedaee Second Row M1ssGall1gan mszmczor R Allen H Ryan B Bana J batrousxs l 1 1 w - . . 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Fuse Row Left to Rtght Second Row ,lone Wrlllam Schrader Evelyn Vergason Ethel delilebre Conrad Avery Charlotte Lathrop Charlotte Hubbard Donald Feldman Melvln lyon Norma Sulltvan Margaret Ro xcne Herman Barley Malcolm Freycr Barham Ellmtt Barbara Peckham Clxflord 'Thnd Row lclls ohn M aghcr lames levme Sheldon Zcrull Frcderxck Freeman Emerson lxdofsky Leon Lcxme Rebecca fNot ID pxcturej Ellzabeth Thompson Thompson Ehzabeth Henry Dublckx lennes Ernest Leon Lldofsky Mandell Harvey Paul Malerba Wxrtlm Robert Samuel Rapaport Fourth Row Schmp Anthony Furman Dorothy Wxnchester Carol jones R1chard The Academy Orchestra holds IIS rehears lls every Monday afternoon at 1 45 P M durmg whxch tlme many vmed works of muslc are played The orchestra glves a concert 1n the sprmg of every year and also plays for many Academy act1v1t1es as well as some out of town concerts The orchestra turmshes the Academy w1th an excellent mus1cal organrfatron and glves ltS members praetlcal experxence and a better knowledge of good musle H11 S! .. - I . K 3 - , WJ A Q .a THE ACADEMY ORCHESTRA 6 ll Favs: Row Left to Rught Second Row Frank Grabowy Seymour Blmdcrman Rlehard Jones Robert Church Barbara Elliott hhlllllilm Morse Mona Magner john LEWIS Margaret Sullivan 'vlanuel Korman john Ianlcowskx George Weller Donald Kmg Alvm Sohn Robert Wlrth John John QNot IU Tl-md Row Richard Mllls Gerson Jacobson james Meagher John Fells Frederlck Zerull Sheldon Levlne Henry Randall Robert Young john Coggeshall PICIUICD Fourth Row E Freeman Lawrence Connell: Thomas Colllns Allan Waterman f harles Stewart Lloyd Johnson Marvm Curland Allan Tlbbetts BAND Durlng the football season the Bind played at the games and met Wlth an en thusustlc receptlon from the fans who jolned ln the reframs of popular songs At the Playshop s blg produetlon The Admlrahle Crelghton Mona Magner led the band ln songs of the gay 90s These were very popular ThlS sprlng the hand has played before the ball games and kept the crowd ID good humor whlle waxtmg for the umplre to call Play ball' The boys 1n thexr xmmaculate whlte and peppy UHITOHHS Mona wlth her expert twlrlmg have made such a good 1mpress1on on the sport customers that each appearance of the Band IS eagerly aweuted llI7ll .- -, . , , ,Lf X - -- ,.ws.,. 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Course IS composed chlefly of sublects pertzumng to mathcmatxcs md SCICHCCS They have thelr own ofhcers their own actlve orgamzitlon but take prlde lI'l cla1m1ng two class oifxcers and several promment COmmltf6C members as boys of Semor B The semor students followmg th1s ccurse constltute the orgamzatxon called Semor B Most of these ten boys are studymg to be engmeers May the1r ambltlons be reallzed' ACTIVE MEMBERS Presrderlt PHILIP SAVAGE Secretary EDWARD WALSKI Treasurer WILLIAM HUNTINGTON FREDERICK BARBAROSSA SAMUEL GORDON PALJL MOROSKY DONALD HUBBARD THEODORE KOMEFK PHILIP SAVAGE WILLIAM HUNTIINGTON ROBERT LYON EDWARD WALSKI LEO KIVELEVITZ I123 Vice'President . ,. .. . .. PAUL MOROSKY V , . ,ff Upper Lejt PRIZE SPEAKERS Fmt Row Lejt to Rzght I: Lhasnofl P Savage L Kneluxxtz R Horton becoml Row J Donahue W Frtzgeraltl M Feldman L Kroll Lower Left CHEER LEADERS Left to Rxgllt D Banas I. Beauregard O Avdtvlch R Urban M Walker T Carberry D Booker Upper Rrght CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Flrst Row Left to Rught D Weller P Agranovlt lm Seton! Row S Slosberg A Lybton H Rogerb MlS5T3lCOtt 'Thurd Row A Pxsarko B Hyman M Emerson H Hull F Morton A Goldb rg Fourth Raw D Drake T Pavnlowskn L Guenm D S1lvtrman Lower Rxght POST GRADUATES F1rstRuw Left to Rxght S Alexander L Lathrop C Hun lx y P Parker R johnson B McW1ll1ams Second Row P Barry D Fox K Swetnam D jaeol son W Nelson Thxrd Row F Avdevrclx N Mahalovnoh L Kohanskx B Pendleton CJ Andtraon H1243 U 2 ,- i 9 .- L , I , . , g , 3 1 W la E V YQ 'F :wc P lfll ' Wgziwgr f ' - .J - J , ' ur. S l 5 V ' m 8 Q ' . . ' . ' 1 ' ' , ', , ,' ' . , - - , . . , . , . , . . . . , - 1 . , . , . . - - : . , . , . ' , . , . , . . . . - - .' ' : , , . ' c. A r 1 . , . ' , . 1 ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . e . f 5 . , . ' , . I ' , , Q 5 V , .- - - . . . , l. , . r. x. , . , . , . .. f ' V - - . ' , . .'- ' . ' ' , . . . , . , J. , . W , . . . . , . , . , . , . Top Left GOLF TEAM From Row Left to Rught H Wodka R Patnck P Pellerm Back Row B Shaffhauser Arnold Seybolt Coach Top Rzgllt FRENCH CLUB Front Row Letm Rxglxt H Hull F Morton Farnham L Borl au M Sulllvan C IIBSKICWILZ S Savxtz S Seder K OConnell D Weller Second Row Mlss Satterlee A Cummlngs H Kelly Rlta Day C Sxlverman E Herman S Llrlch B Yerrmgton H Gllbert C Stafford Thmrd Row P Brrggs D Drake H Staplea C McCann j Pollquxn P Pourxer M Korman M Sage L buenm IN Dnncoll L M3L.llO L Armlttge E Lauren e Bottom Rxelut CAMERA CLUB hrs: Row Left to Rmght D lxorr I ja ol on L Wanagl R Ba all lt H Bol 6 Alexaneler S Selelel M Vetter E Loslnn A Dudar Seeuml Row C lxroll A jarroan 'vi Emerson Thxrel Rou T Sb a Q acol' on H Bncken V. Perrm Fozvth Row E Krxeg r j Meyer W Starr R Slluerlwerg Mr Fontame M1 ulty ariuaer limall l ' f 1 -- f ' 1 . , . J. , . ve' , . ' , . ' 'o , .. ' , . ' , Bottom Left f PRIZE SPEAKING GIRLS f Fxrst Row-Left to Rzghtq D. Weller, C. jaskiewicz, Miss Disco. M. Traclxtenberg, S. Savitz. Second Row 1 f ' -' V : .' . Z. Q N5 , . ' e, . seg . :,'. , . f -, . - . f , '. , . ' 'f ' . . ,H c ' . ATHLETICS Cur ambitious athletic Program is Planned to give everyone a chance to develop physical fitness. Our athletes learn responsibility, dependability, co' operation and sportsmanship. They are taught to accept defeat and victory in the same spirit and to Play the game at all times. if -', ' . 1 ' . Jw ' ' r V, - , A9 4 1' Q., .e W ezwe ,rw Me vm, 4 s .4 , 4 wg '-,Q Nagy, wah, ,ng f f M ff, ,sim Ry, . X M4 , , , , , , Jw 1 4' br L fzngw 1 mm . 4 A , U-4 15 44 ., K 1 er 'S 1' VN-' s 3' W g ': x ' !3'J fl 'iii YY 0 4 ll pig, NA. :' sf' ni-' I - ,. f' ,, ' - 5- , '.! '. , uf ' ,,,, . - - u ' ' 'QW'-, .. ' . 1' '- P --'--. ' ' ,-f.'-wi.. - I-,P 1, 5 I c ,.. A h f,, i f ' 1.-' ,,, :'f .,: - '. QL ',.yS!f.'f ,Q 1. Q A Q, M, A 5 - .c 3 'fig ,X k g- if ' I 1 ' f ly . ,, R 50 vq .K .. ' W 1. - V ,raw , a. First Row Letto Rught M Sheridan Coach I Clark D Leffingwell G Buster Fazio R Tennant A Sabrowki Manager R CBPYIIOZZI Second Row J Desmond E Cantwell P Marcelxne I Leven 'Third Row R lzbickl I Rodrigues j Maher A Duhaxme A Labrxe Fourth Row M Houngan R Edwardsen R Valentine CRCSS CCUNTRY Not very successful in the 19719 cross country seas n 1 season vyhlch saw the locals drop all four scheduled dual meets by lopsided scores the Academy Harriers neverthe less closed their campalgn with surprlsxngly strong showings in both the conference and state meets Desplte the fact that the entire team with thc exception of Irving Clark the sou 1d s best runner and lone veteran was green 1nd in experienced the season turned out better than anyone had hoped Clark was the only man to receive a major N The next year should find the Wlldcats with a strong well b1lanced team for Coach Matt Sheridan will have the following squad from which to mold his cross country team GU3lt1Cf1 Fazlo Labrie Georgeudis Knouse all who recewed minor N sl LCVIH Hourigan Desmond Rodrlgues Tenant and Valentine N F A 35 Chapman Tech 20 New London capturing first th1rd fourth fifth and seventh places for a rather easy vlctory Clark showed h1s class by finishing a close second Other Norwich men to finish 1n ther11nn1ngveereLabr1e SIXKD Rodrique eighth Gu1lt1er1 ninth and Desmond tenth It was the first tlme in a number of years th1t 1 Tech cross country team had trimmed the Wilde 1ts N F A 34-Wesleyan Frosh 40 The college boys fr1m M1ddletoyxn administered the eeond stralght defe1t to our boys by taking first second tblrd fifth and tveelfth places Clark again veas the first local boy to HI'llSl'1 crossing in fourth place He vu lS fol lowed by Rodrigues Labrle F1210 1nd Gualtlerl thc itter four 1ll ty III lol sixth 1ee ll I N F A 40-Bulkeley QN LD 15 Our young team proymg nw match 1or one of th trongest Bulkeley teams in IIISIOFQ the Rho XND WHITL went down to their third straight loss th1s time by perfect score The Beng1l Tlvers not only pl1eee1 the first Eve men 1eross b11t 1ddeel tyxo more for good n1e1sure Cl1rk IQ 1111 VN 19 the first Ae1de1ny 111111 to finish bi k 111 eighth place N F A 46-Stonington 19 For the fourth and last time of the 19 9 seas in the WlldCdtS were outcl used in 1 do 1l meet 1nd b 1rely escaped 1notber perfect seore Stonin-'ton took the first four post tions but Librle C1u1lt1er1 F1 10 and Georgeudls all tied for nfth place Valentine placing fourteenth Eastern Connectncut Conference Meet This turned out to be the Wildcats best day ot the Vxl1Ol tl1e runnerup spot behind B11lkeley The Bengals who warn vealked off with the title were paced by Clayton l 1rrar the Tiger st 1r veho r1n the course in record break IINVUITIC Bulkeley h1d '71 polnts N F A W1 St Jnington I' and Chapman Tech 76 Clark vyas the Wildcats best bet ending up in fourth place 1tter running 1 be 1ut1ful TILL Rodrigues Enlshed ewhth Creorveudis nmtb Cf111lt1er1 fourteenth and F1 10 sixteenth AT MIDDLETOWN Out ot a tot 1l of e eyen R100 p1rt1c1p1t1nf 111 tie meet the Vv'1leIeiES did 1 Hood job by finishinv ninth Clark Labrle Rodrigues C1111lt1er1 Fa to and Vstlentlne nm heel for the Academy in th1t order H1rtford Publl High vea the winner vylth their Ken bafmc the first IDH1 1eross the l'lIIlNl'l line : . , . ' , . , . b. : . . - A , - . - , . 5 , , . , . ' f 'U A ' , ' e ' 'co , Q . . . . . 3 , M , A ' s fc fs' n e' ' f, ' f 1 ' ' We ' ' ' ' il K - . I e s- S- sl s N A 2 'He N 2 -e k 3 , ' 1 I ' ' 1 ' e. A 1 ' 1 L 'Q . L 2 - ' 5 ' - 5 ' 2 .pa 'L 1 ' e 'L ' ' z '1 , ze A e s s , I s ' , -,. V s I ' ' ' -e V ee -1 . - ' , ' ' ' 3 5 g 3 ' K , I - i V . . , , , . c , . A K e, 2 I . , N. , 2 ' ', , , e , f '- 4, T, , B , . 4, ' ' ' ' ' e, z , e , 1 .. e e s v 1 ' ' i I x - 5 l 5- X I 9 ' , . A A . Q . T ': , ' ,, . , , ' , C The Techmen proved mo Strong in the Opening nleet at campalgn, for they beat out both Tech and Stonington for , Y 5 5 Q , . . Q K , , ' , ' 3 N 1 '. 1 -- r . . 5 . . 3 , . :E , , 'Q 2 i , R , X , ' , , ' M U , . ' , 'k 5, ex 3 2 ', ', 5 . ' z - , . . . t . I I , . L, , , . ,. Q ,. 3 , ' 7 ' . . 1 Q I - 4 Y ' . c 1 Q ' V I . ' e 1 I' 4 . V -X I y I- N wi VN M x I I T f ix A -Q I -. . .I I D , ,, , . H . 2: ' H . s ' 1 ie ' ' ' a 1 1 law .sl ls Q 'e' li Si' y 'L 3 32 y I L 7 , 33 Q 3 'Z ' K 3 Y 3 A l ' ,w - ' v f G ' -1 ' . ' ' -' s ' N ' '- , , . , . K , K e, e , .. . e e s -, Y .S q N 5 A . E vi f . . , , 2 V, t 1 C Q , 5 la ' 1 g ' Q: plx ': ' X 28 Fwst Row Left to Rxght I Moyel D Marshall M Segal P Enslmg F Bazmet A Kxrsteln E Rodnques R Waldron L LaFremere J Kxlleen A Cxccone F Buckley A Almqurst C Barber D McManus W H Darrow Coach Second Row A Avdevxch M Cromn R Adams W Eyberse E javor F Barbarossa J Quarto J Godck A Lukasevucz A Homskx A Brownmg H OConnell T Morosky Thxrd Row P Owens S lsraelxte E Chartxer L George J Serafm C Tedeschl j Mulcahy H Rosen C McMahon G Eluk G Phagan FRESHMEN FOOTBALL assxsted by Martln Mullen another fme frosh team was developed from wh1ch future varsrty stars w1ll be taken The yearlmgs won three tled one and lost one ln the ive games played All the opponents were older and more experrenced All the boys looked good and played excellent ball The outstandlng players were AVdCV1Ch hlgh polnt scorer Waldron Barber Buckley Cxccone Morosky and Bazmet The detarls of the game follow At Norw1ch Monday October 16 N F A 7 Windham Sophomores 0 After a long march 1n the second period Avdevlch scored the only touchdovtn and krcked the pomt Wxnd ham came close to scormg but were unable to push the ball over At NKDfWlCl1 Monday October 7 1 N F A 12 Plainfield ayvees 0 Plamfleld vxas defimtely outclassed wlth Avdevxch scor mg a touchdown ln the second quarter and agam ln the fourth At Wllllmantxc Monday October 0 N F A 0-Windham Sophs 0 The game was play ed on a very muddy field and nelther team was able to score To the Froshs dlsappolntment the game ended vuth the ball on W1ndham s two yard lmc ln the DOSSCSSIOD of Norwlch ll 129 N F A 7 Frammgton ayvees 12 Avdevxch scored ID the first perlod and made the extra pomt but the Frosh were outclassed by a heavler team At Plalnfleld Monday November ls N F A 25 Plainfield Jayvees 6 The Frosh closed the1r season wlth an easy w1n over Plalnfield Avdevlch scored three touchdowns and Waldron one Barber made the extra pomt Totals N F A 51 Opponents 18 Sc omm RECoRDs Avdevlch Waldron Barber Total Won 6-Lost 3 . i 1 Under the able guidance of Coach William Darrow, ably At Norwich, Monday, November 6 , 1 4 , , 3 V . 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' Y ' ' ' - - 1 .' 9 , 1 , ' or , , . , A 44 . , 6 ' ' ' , , ' 3 . . 1 ' ' f V , M S1 VARSITY FGGTBALL JB' Gaacfz fauna 14 Whllmma Norwlch Free Academy treated Its loyal fans to bxg tlme football last season Four of the elght home games were played under llghts and each game drew capaclty crowds In addltlon Coach lmmy W1ll1ams started 1n August to bulld up a br11l1ant power house team Fortxfied by ten days of work at the summer camp the boys started the season m great shape and wonderful Splflt N F A 19-Marlanapolls 0 A shlft from the usual Saturday afternoon to Frlday mght brought a capaclty crowd to see the Wlldcats take over the husky boys from Thompson George Pllhng played a starrlng role ln Charley Welsss absence scormg once pass1ng to Earl Strlckland for another SIX pomts and scorlng Dxck Buckley with h1s ine plungmg for the last count The extra po1nt came 1n the Hrst perlod when a twenty five yard pass from Pxllmg was caught by Strlckland ln the MHf1aDHpOllS end zone Str1ckland passed to Don Aubrey for the po1nt In the thlrd perlod Plllmg bucked over from the three yard l1ne after a thlrty five yard dr1ve and Buckley accounted for the final pomts go1ng over from the Marian apolxs two after johnny Leone had mtercepted a pass on the v1s1tors twenty yard l1ne 4100 satxsfled customers looked forward to a great season N F A 6-Stonmgton0 Charley Wexss played hxmself 1nto the hearts of the fans by scormg Rogalskl after a stubbornly flghtxng Stomngton team kept the overflow crowd on 1ts feet for nearly half the game It looked llke a deadlock when WCISS who played grand ball all evenmg took the ball at m1dfield on a re ll 130 urs from P1ll1n1, md threw a be lutlful thlrty yard pass mto the arms of Dlck Rogalskx who stood on the twenty yard l1ne totally unguarded Rogalskl sprlnted for the goal l1ne w1th no one to stop hlm An attempted pass for the po1nt was grounded Both clubs played good ball and kept the score problem 1I1C1l untll the whlstle N F A 12 Chapman Tech 0 C nce more four thousand elght hundred wlld cash cus tc mers yelled themselves hoarse and prayed for a mlracle unt1l Povxerhouse Charley WCISS bucked h1s way to an Academy V1CtOl'y The Wlldcats outplayed thelr opponents galllllig two hundred forty nine yards from scrlmmage to only forty seven for Tech One almost sure touchdown was lost wl en Wexss raced forty elght yards to the Tech five yard l ne to fumble the ball whlch was promptly kicked out of danger and the half ended ln the fourth perlod We1ss led a fifty two yard march down the field and went through a blg hole 1n Tech s l1ne A pass from Str1ckland to Aubrey falled to connect Wlth flve mmutes to play joe Capr1lozz1 ran back Suple s punt frcm h1s own forty to Techs forty ive StI'lClildl1d broke locse on the next play and spr1nted br1ll1antly to the th1rteen and We1ss on two more power plays scored agam Hrs dropk1ck for the po1nt went w1de Sharlng glory w1th WQISS was Frankle Pask1ew1ch the Tech quarterback who played fine ball Pete Przekop Johnny Leone and Cll Bouley for the Wlldcats and Sleple and Oslnskx for the HUSk1CS were outstanding N F A 0-New Brltam 0 johnny Leone stalwart Academy center stole the show playmg a spectacular defenslve game mak1ng nearly half h1s team s tackles Charhe WCISS played h1s usual good plungmg game and also backed up the l1ne 1I'l efhclent fashxon Nelther team showed much m the way of offense but the seven thousand fans were satisfied by the last mmutes of play when a New Bntam player and then Gene P1rozok nearly broke loose for the w1nn1ng touchdown New Br1ta1n s h1ghly publlcl ed passlng attack was batted down wh1le the Academy s runn1ng game was consxderably slowed by alert tacklers who meant buslness Ansoma 12 N F A 6 The Wxldcats w1th thexr loyal rooters chartered a spec1al tram to Anson1a Hlgh were the sp1r1ts as the team ran out on the field but lower and lower they went as the l1ne up was announced Coach Wllllams w1thheld WCISS and Strlckland and before our unbehevxng eyes AHSOHIR scored Rushed 1nto the game b1g Charley We1ss proved h1s rlght to state honor IH 1938 and gave every evxdence of a repeat performance by h1s almost superhuman playing The New Haven Reglster sald of h1m Norwlch lost the ball game but Charley WCISS plunglng fullback was the greatest football player to appear on the local gr1d1ron 1n the last decade H15 play both on the offense and defense was really lmmense Bes1des Wemss and Barbarossa G11 Bouley Przekop and Waterman deserve specxal pralse The W1ldcats were supe rxor 1n everythmg but the final result They gathered fourteen first downs to three for Anson1a and gamed two hundred thxrty yards from scrlmmage to one hundred twenty e1ght for the Lavendar 't c j 2 ' ra . 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N F A 12 Collegrate Prep 0 A batthng Academy team found It easy to wxn over Collegnate Prep of New Haven G11 Bouley played at fullback pos1t1on for nearly three quarters and performed well He mtercepted a pass 1n the second quarter and ran thlrty one yards to Colleglates th1rty SIX A five yard penalty for too many t1mes out pushed the ball to the Colleglate forty n1ne and w1th Bouley Barbarossa and Buckley dolng the qulck stepplng the locals scored Buckley t kmg lt over from the four yard strxpe P1rozok s place k ck falled WCISS entered the game to plough through 1n the last quarter for a score after a th1rty seven yard dr1ve that began when he kxcked out of bounds on the Colleg1ate n1ne yard llne Charley s klck was wxde Llnesmen who played fine ball were Matweef Water man Przekop and Lev1tt N F A 20-Wlndham 0 The Academy used runmng plays to overcome an 1n Splfed W1ndham team whose rlght half back Ray Scussel nearly broke away several t1mes to make dashes that brought h1m mented pralse Touchdowns were made by Dlck Buck ley Earl Strlckland and Charley Wexss who played a starrmg role on offense and defense He also added two po1nts after touchdown w1th perfect drop klcks the first extra po1nts made by the team s1nce the Marlanapolxs game and the first po1nts added by kxcks N F A 12 Bulkeley 0 Stlll a powerhouse desplte live regulars out of the l1ne up because of 1nJur1es the Wxldcats pushed over one touch down ID the first three mlnutes and added another at the begmmng of the fourth quarter Indestructnble Charley Welss stored the first one and set up the second score wlth a 40 yard pass to Val Matweef down the s1del1nes for a first down on the Bulkeley 15 After Wexss plcked up 7 yards Buckley went across for the score on a reverse play Weiss s try for the extra po1nt by drop klck was wlde Welss was the sh1n1ng llght on the Wlldcat team bemg trxple threat ace and the only back who cons1stently gamed ground He backed up h1s lme and mtercepted a Bulkeley pass at the end of the game Other stars were Waterman Bouley and P1rozLk Bulk eley standouts were Perry Henderson Carlson Leary and Locarno N F A 20-Thornton Academy 0 Newspapers and scouts had brought glowmg accounts of the team from Mame who could outpass the Academy Not a b1t drsmayed the Wlldcat clawed them to pxeces Thornton was aggresslve and scrappy to the final whrstle but they were outwerghed about 20 pounds to a man They gamed only 12 yards from scr1mmage The first score came 1n the 'first perlod when Rogalskl tackled O Ne1l behind the double strlpes and the WlldC3tS scored 2 po1nts In the second period a pass from Werss to Caprllozzl gamed 8 yards and on three l1ne plays WCISS went through for a first down on the 5 yard llne Capnlozzl ran to the '4 yard llne and Wexss went off tackle for the score Hrs place klck went wrde The next touchdown came after a long pass from Weiss to Matweef to the 1 yard l1ne from whlch Caprllozzr went over The last score was by Buckley who ran across un touched by Thornton 14,4i!xe6ack4,9a12a1wu764f 'Top row Left to nght E Stnckland B Pnrowk Wexss All State for two years and Coaches Best Bet G Pxlhng J Caprxlozu Bottom row Left to nght L Bouley All State Tackle G Bouley P Morosky J Leone All State Guard Przekop R Waterman D Aubrey ll 131 N F A 14-Stamford 14 SIX thousand enthuslastlc fans are stlll talkmg over the Thanksglvmg t1e game as the best one yet Stamford out played the Academy all the way makmg 14 Hrst downs to 9 for the W1ldcats gammg 306 yards from scrlmmage to 229 for our own team and complet1ng 15 of the 22 passes attempted Stamford was set back 75 yards for penaltles but the Academy lost 40 yards 1n pun1shments Early ID the game Kemp grabbed a pass and took lt to the Norw1ch one yard marker Fullback Ed KfOp0Skl took 1t over on the next play Everyone was amazed at the scormg speed But Charley We1ss provxded the next thrxll He later alled behmd the l1ne to speedy joe Caprllozzl who outraced a frghtlng Stamford team for 5 2 yards and a touchdown' Charley WEISS bucked over for the pomt In the second half Stamford put on razzle dazzle plays but the Wlldcats were not 1mpressed Fumbles and penal t1es kept the score seven all unt1l the fourth quarter Play 1ng stra1ght football the Academy men put on a 94 yard sustalned march for a touchdown 1n 14 plays One var1at1on was a 22 yard pass from WCISS to Matweef Charley We1ss plowed over on the fourth down from the 3 yard strlpe standlng up and bucked once more for the extra po1nt In the last m1nute of play Stamford apparently the loser tossed their way to a touchdown after substltutlons had been made on the Academy l1I'1C A surprlse pass s ored the extra polnt for a t1e game and the season was over A great team had played ltself completely 1nto the affec tlons of the 'VS 210 fans who attended the games The boys scored 121 pomts to the1r opponents 26 FIVE Academy men were named on the All Eastern Connectlcut Eleven They were G11 Bouley Pebe Przekop john Leone Dlck Rogalsk1 Charley We1ss Thls year the Academy placed three men on the All State team G11 Bouley left tackle Pete Przekop left guard and Charley WCISS fullback now wear the coveted All State p1n Wel s was chosen for the second t1me on All St lte and for the second t1me was chosen Coaches Best Bet At the Football Banquet these three boys were awarded medals by Dr justm Barber and belt buckles by Mr Stanley Schultz Charley Wel s was named as best all around man G11 Bouley as the best blocker and Pete Przekop as the best tackler Mentlon should be made of lohn Leone varslty center who played great ball unt1l a broken hone 1n hls foot rc t1red h1m He was All State mater1al durlng every game he played P1ll1ng who reached the age llmlt early 1n the season showed well It was the best season the Academy has had and the fans were reluctant to say farewell to a fine group of sportsmen Njluiwdzmmnjaqo Q Top Row Left to Right P Vasmgton A Levitt R Wooley J Quarto F Barbarossa Bottom Row R jacobxc T Duff J Alexopoulos P Carvarnos G Way H Luppmcott J Butova J Goulls R Rogalskx O Ross ll 132 ll Top zo bottom Left 45 yard pass from Welss to Matweef in the Bulkeley game Matueef catches long pass 1n the Thornton game Charley WClSa tackles Leary of Bulkeley Earl Stnckland nalled by Zenobx m the New Brltaxn game Top to bottom Rxght Weiss scores agamst Ansoma Don Aubrey falls on the goal Ime after recewxng Strrckland s long pass Butoxa almost knocks down the cruclal Stamford pass Charley Welss gams 37 yards m the Ansoma game ,fx 45,41 5 I 1, K 9, ,e as ex. H, , Q l 1 A I 'Uh-A 1939 THE NDRWICH FREE ACAD First Row: Left to Rzgiit Second Row: Left to Riijit William Coulopoulos, Mgr. Duff, Thomas Pilling, George Weiss, Charles Levitt, Albert Bouley, Larry Bouley, Gilbert Morosky, Paul Leone, john Przekop, Peter Waterman, Robert Aubrey, Donald Quarto, joseph Wooley, Raymond Strickland, Earl Barbarossa, Fred Albert Couture, Mgr. james A. Williams, Couch Filmore Avdevich Assistant Coach Howard Dickenman Assistant Coach Leone, Daniel Carvarnos, Peter Rogalski, Richard Alexopoulos, jimmy Goulis, joseph Wilson, Clifford Caprilozzi, joseph Butova, james Huntington, Robert Andruskiewicz, john Pirozolr, Eugene Buckley. Richard Bromley, Wesley DiFronzo, Michael Koske, Morton jacohic, Richard Charles Gromko Christopher Vallas ilvfi 4 4 FDDTBALL SQUAD 1939 'Third Row: Left to Right Driscoll, john Laudone, Frank Humphrey, John Malchiodi, Anthony Way, Gilbert Lippincott, Haines Huntington, Gurdon Laine, ,Charles Ross, Oscar Pearson, James Galor, Adolph Bega, Frank Matweeff, Valdemar Pianko, Charles Lavallee, Edward Gianacopoulos, james Przelrop, julian Vasington, Paul Jaskiewicz, Edmond The following do not appear in the picture. Mclieag, Harry Perrone, Anthony john Coulopoulos, Mgr. Peter Mitchell, Mgr. LETTERMEN Donald W. Aubrey Fred A. Barbarossa Gilbert Bouley Laurent H. Bouley Richard A. Buckley james A. Butova joseph E. Caprilozzi Peter Cavarnos Thomas E. Duff Jerold P. Euster William L. Huntington Frank Laudone John Leone Albert Levitt Haines S. Lippineott Valdemar Matweeff Paul Morosky George D. Pilling Eugene S. Pirozok Joseph W. Quarto Richard E. Rogalski Earl Strickland Paul M. Vasington Robert D. Waterman Gilbert R. Way Charles P. Weiss VARSITY BASKETBALL Gaacfz Wdhan fbafuww Basketball enjoyed one of xts most prosperous seasons smce lts organlzatlon at the Academy Playlng one of the toughest schedules that a Wlldcat qu1ntet has faced 1n recent years the locals emerged v1ctor1ous 1n twelve of best basketball record complled at the school sxnce the 1911 32 season Coaches Darrow and Dlckerman deserve worlds of credxt for the1r hard work and pat1ence for the1r labors 1n pulllng the N F A out of the basketball doldrums and makmg the school a power 1n state basketball An 1nd1cat1on of the 1mprovement 111 the basketball s1tuat1on here IS the 1939 40 Wxldcat s record aga1nst Class A hoop teams 1n the state In e1ght games played the Red and Wh1testers won three and lost frve st1ll not too good but far better than the two prev1ous seasons when they failed to l1ck a team 1n the1r own class Therefore look for the Acads to have an even better team 1n the 1940 41 season and contlnue the fine play and harmony that they demonstrated th1s season All of the Wlldcats five defeats came at the hands of conference opponents but the Darrowmen d1d manage to garner some consolat1on by Cdglllg Bulkeley 32 30 1n a late season league game and also by plHCll1g George S1lverman the1r classy forward on the coaches All Conference team Bulkeley had prevlously wh1pped the locals by seventeen po1nts at mld season IH the Norton gym but when the two teams met 1n New London lt was all NOI'XN1Ch for the Wxldcats had experlenced a tremendous upsurge late ln the year and closed w1th a rush Other defeats were dlshed out by a great team from Wrndham whlch won the con ference champ1onsh1p and reached the sem1 finals of the ll state tourney at Nevv Haven and by a fast and eagey Chapman Tech team each of whom beat the rangy Wlld cats tW1CC Lettermen for the season were Captam Nev MacDonald Ceorge S1lverman Captam eleet Carl Nafle G11 Bouley Val Matweef Eddie Skrabaca john Enrxght Tom Fogarty Frank Clpnanl Don Drake Gene Plrozek and Manager Bob W1rth Graduatlng members of the team are Mac Donald S1lverman Bouley Enrlght C1pr1an1 Drake and Wlrth Capta1n Nev MacDonald was hlgh scorer for the year w1th a total of 181 pO1HtS just one more than George S1lverman s total Fxfteen players figured IH the scor1ng of the vars1tys 675 po1nts The only other player to score more than 100 po1nts was Eddle Skrabacz who accounted for 109 Desplte the fact that 1t was h1S first year of basket ball competltlon G11 Bouley also deserves a great deal of credlt for h1s splendxd defenslve playmg At the annual Basketball Banquet the two Stanley Schultz memor1al medals were awarded to George S1lverman and Nev MacDonald who were judged the most outstandmg, senlor players George S1lverman also won the Dr Lew1s Sears aware for belng selected all conference forward A revlew of the varslty games N F A 48 Portland 28 December 8 Paced by Nev MacDonald who copped hlgh scor1ng honors for the n1ght w1th 16 po1nts the Wlldcats opened at the Norton gym Wlth an lmpresslve v1ctory over Port land Leadmg from the very outset the Acads cllnched th1s dec1s1on wlthout exertlng any undue pressure N F A 45 Marlanapolns 20 December 15 A blg but 1nexper1enced Mar1anapol1s qulntet fror' Thompson provrded the RED AND WHITE team w1th but scant oppos1t1on at the Norton gym Eddle Skrabacz was the team s b1g gun w1th 15 po1nts and S1lverman shot 11 tallles through the hoop to help the cause N F A 39-Klllmgly 19 December 22 The Wxldcats set back a hlghly rated Kxlhngly team of Danlelson wlthout extendlng themselves m the1r thlrd home game S1lverman w1th 11 po1nts and Skrabacz w1th 10 were standouts in another one slded v1ctory Thls Danlelson team later reached the sem1 flnals of the Class C D tour nament at Hartford N F A. 45 Alumm 20 December 25 Although the Alumm used n1neteen players 1n a vaxn attempt to w1n they fell easy v1ct1ms to the speedy varslty array on Chr1stmas n1ght before a capac1ty crowd Sllver man and MacDonald w1th slxteen and twelve po1nts re spectwely were br1ll1ant as the Darrowmen gave one of the1r top performances N F A 38 Wllllmantlc Teachers College 31 January 5 In a real thrlller the Wlldcats grabbed off the1r fifth stralght w1th a last quarter rally The Teachers led at the half and afforded the wmners w1th stubborn competmon before fall1ng Captaln MacDonald was the b1g hero as he tossed 1n 18 po1nts almost one half of h1s club s total N F A 25 Chapman Tech 40 anuary 10 In the cramped confines of the Y M C A gymnas1um 1n New London the classy Tech Huskles brought the Wlld cats w1nn1ng streak to an abrupt halt w1th a second half 138 , , , , , . 1 , - , , y , D Y I I 1 , FF S V, 9 -7 U Y , , 3 U 7 I - 7 l . -3 7 3 . . Y 1 K , l - , ' 9 . , D . I I 0 the1r seventeen tr1es for a wmmng percentage of .706, the ' ' ' . . . . . ' ' ' s 1 , , , , - I . Q 'i . ' , . . . . . ' w 4 , , . . . - U V ' I . ' . , . . . f . . , . . 5 i ' 9 ' ' T t J I , . ' r rally in an Eastern Connecticut conference game. Tech led by only 14fl0 at halftime, but with jake Hotsky leading the way with '10 points, made victory certain with a sensa- tional spurt in the second half. Silverman and Skrabacz scored 1 1 and 9 points for the N. F. A. N. F. A. 51-Stonington 10 january 12 Using reserves for the biggest portion of the game, the Wildcats shellacked a weak Stonington team. Val Mat' weef was high scorer with 12 points. N F A 44-Fitch 39 anuary 16 Meeting unexpectedly tough opposition in the form of a hard Hghting Fitch outfit the Wildcats managed to squeeze through to a Eve point win at Groton MacDonald vtith 16 Skrahacz with 17 and Silverman with 10 paced our boys who ch ilked up their seventh victory N F A 34-Chapman Tech 37 anuary 19 At the Norton Gym before an overflow crowd of 700 the Huskies handed the Wildcats their second consecutive league defeat in a nerve tingling game Norwich led 12 30 with about three minutes left to play but they faltered at this crucial moment and the New Londoners went on to win in the most exciting game of the year MacDonald was high man with 16 points N F A 34-Bu1keley51 anuary 26 The Acads had a bad night against their old rivals and vtent down to a decisive 17 point trouncing at the Norton gym The home forces were unable to stop Perry who scored 20 points and was the prime fictor in Bulkeleys win Skrahacz and MacDonald each had nine points for the losers who dropped their third league contest N F A 19 Windham 36 February 2 The Wildcats put up a good battle before losing this one to one of the state s best teams Windham was ahead by just three points 14 11 at the half and had to exert some pressure to pull away in the second half before 1500 rabid Windham fans in the Willlmantic state armory Mac Donald and Silverman were high scorers with seven and six markers each N F A 66-Stonington 30 February 6 The Wildcats rolled up their biggest score of the year at Stonington s new gymnasium Silverman MacDonald and Tommy Fogarty scored 41 points betvxeen them N F A 36-New Haven Commercial 28 February 9 George Silverman was the whole show in this Norton gym game by tillying 74 points as the RED xND WHITE guned their hrst victory over a Class A school since the 19 6 7 season Silverm ms amazing shooting give him hi Yh total for any one game during the year N F A 39-Crosby 27 February 13 Crosby w is in upset victim in this city is Silverman again starred in mother Class A win for Coach Darrovx s team George hooped 17 points as the favored Waterbury aggregation went down to defeat before the rangy local te im who led most of the vnay N. F. A. 51-Fitch 26 February 16 Fitch was a badly beaten team this trip as the Wildcats continued their splendid work. The Tanagers were trounced by five points in the Hrst game and twentyffive in this one, indicating the progress the Acads had made. Iv1acDonald walked off with scoring honors, getting 14 while Silverman had ten. 'maxim-1 Top picture fwafie passing to Bouley in Tech Came Bottom picture Silxerman make il la ket in Cro by game 1119 Fwst Row Left to Rught W H Darrow Coach J Poloquxn R Buckley J MacDonald T Fogarty E DRVIB R W1rth Manager J Buchanan Mascot Second Row F Clpflanl E Pxrozok -I Moran V Matweefj Enr11,ht E Skrabacz Thxrd Row G Bouley D Drake C Natle j Sllverrnan VARSITY BASKETBALL CONTINUED N F A 32 Bulkeley 30 February 20 At New London the Atads got revenge on the Beng1l T1gLfS 111 a qunc th lt vx LS d1m1n1ted by Norw1th most of the vt 1y there bemg much greater CllfIlCI'Cl1LC between the tvto teams than the store ll1Ll1C'lf6S MacDonald sparkltd w1th 16 pomts l1Clp1Ilg hls team to v1s.tory number 12 of the season and the flfth 111 SULLLSSIOII N F A 31 Wxndham 45 February 23 basketball 111 tl11s e1ty W111dh1m handed the n 1t1ves thelr Hfth eonfertnce deft It md samt number of se 1sonal set backs 111 the l1st game of the year Nexrly 1100 fans crowded thclr w1y 1nto the Norton gym and over 700 more were turned wvay beemse of the l1tk of room Sorota about the best player to face the Aeademy all year vt as the star of the game. leadmg the storers and playmq 1 beautlful floor game Skrabacz led the W1ldcats w1th elgbt pomts and Carl Nafle played another smart floor game whlch was the case 111 almost every contest of the season ll 14cJ The se 1son s lteord Totals N F A 675 Opponents 517 INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS MatDon 1ld Sllxerman Skrabac Matweel NaHe Fog 1rty Ennglxt Bouley Drake R Buckley Pnrozek Pappas f lpflanl Poloqum Davl Total 7 7 S f - ' 1 3 1 1: 1 z ' , ,E , , K . ,. , - . , , ' ' ' ' V '- ' G F Pt . , - -., - U - 1 . , so 21 181 ' ' 76 28 180 . . . - ' Z . , 45 19 109 . , , . A , ,, . . .. ,,, .., 27 5 59 Before the b1ggest turnout of fans 111 the h1story ol In 20 15 55 ' ' ' , A 1 ' 2' 1 2 ' 2 1 H. , 10 6 26 ' 3 'g 3 1 ' ' 1, ' f ' , , 9 1 19 , - 2 , , , ' I A 1111 S S 15 - y - , x - , . . 6 1 13 ' . 1, 2 2 6 ' 4 ' 'V I ' 2' ' 'f ,, ,. 1 2 4 ' f 2 e ' , H 1 , 0 3 3 x f -, ' - Q . f' K . 1' ' ' 1 1 0 2 ' 1 . ' ' ' . ,, . 0 2 2 . ' , , 'S 1,. I ,,,... HH. 0 1 1 ' V ' I 3 - , .S H -s- 111 675 ll F1111 Row Left to Rxghr A Blanthard Manager I.. Guemn W Petka M Sllvtrman Manage1 Second Row E Daxus L Burgess -I Poloqum W L11Rose R Buckley Tlurd Row H Zulk1-1 R Moran G MtCan11 T Duff QCoach Dxckenman xxas ahsent at the txmt the IHICIUIC w11st11ke11J JAYVEE BASKETBALL Undtr tht to111pttt11t d1rttt1o11 ot Co1th Hoxxard Drtk t11n1 111 tht j1yfx1tt h1 k th1ll tt 1111 1th1txttl 1 111r mt1 urt 111suCCtss,Copp111U stvtn 111mts mtl losmq f1Xt xxhllt pl 1y111Q 1 tough txxtlvt g11111t stht dult Tl1t ju111or v1rs1ty1 111tt somt ofthe stronqtst 1u111o1 1nd hwh sthool sttond ttams 111 thxs stCt1011 md tf1111t out xxlth thtlr htads unhoxxed tsse POl1qU1I1 the tt11ttr, xx 1s hwh stortr for tht Ld on 1111tl 1lso tht most VdlLlEll'7l6 Evtrttt D1x1s Dltk Butklty Blll Pttk1 B1he Moran and tht othtr mtmhtrs of tht squ1d pl1ytd hmg up g1n1ts 1ll stason 1nd thtst hoy should makt good T11 1ttr1al for next yt lf s x1rs1ty N F A 30 Portland ayvees 12 Paced hy Pohqum who sflfftd wlth 12 pomts th IAYVCES downtd Portl111d taslly 111 tht opt11111v Uamt of tht stason Portl11r1d xx11s 11txtr clost tnouvh to afford th lotals any real COIHPLKIEIOII N F A 28 Klllmgly jayvees 22 hoy s a rt 1l 111 ht htfort los111v out Tht sptttly I OllQl1ll'l xx 1 hlth stortr 1111111 xx1th 7 pomts N F A 31 Alumm Seconds 20 O11 Chrlstmas Nlgllt tht 11yxtts tr1111111ttl 1 wroup 11 lormcr tourt lUIl11I1 IFILS hy 1to1111ort 1hlt 1111111111 111111111111 xx1th 12 ltd tht xx1y N F A 16-Doco Eagles 2nd 24 T t stro111' Eavlts tt 1111 rm t t1t Wlldt It s tour K'lI11t xx11111111g strt1lc xx1tl1 1 l11rtl iouffht x1ttory lol1t111111 xx ls Lldlflif pl1x1r 1 t 11 tr 1.011110 I 1111 N F A 18 Beach Pond C C C 26 A rtlgvtd hu11th 1 hoxs 1r11111 t C t1111p 11t II Volu11tovx11 11111dt lf txxo tr l11'l1I los t for tht At1d Tl1 C C C hoy pl1y td 1 f1st hr11k1111f 111111t xxh1th provtd too muth tor tht ho111t h 1y N F A 42 Fltch Jayvees 28 M1l11111 tht1r flrst ro1d trlp to broton tht W1ldt1ts xx1t Iol1t1u111 playmg l1lS htst 111111t of t t yt11r won llllldlly tsst tossttl III T7 pomts N F A 18 Wnndham ayvees 22 At W1ll1111111t1c htiort 1 hlg troxxd tht Wlldtats lost 11 twht ont III tht 11st ptr1od Tht g1111e was mp 11nd tuck 1ll thc xx11y xx1th W111dh1m VSITIIIIIIQ out III tht last texx mmutts N F A 24-Stonmgton jayvees 10 At Sto1111111to11 111rxx1rtl Dltk Butklty lttl tht tt 1ms to 111 Llqy v1ttory1 oxtr 111 111txptr1t11ttd Stonlngton tt11m l71tl1 xx 1s lugh stortr xxlth 8 pO1I1tS N F A 31 Chrlst Church 19 111 111 11ttr11oon Uamt lt tht Norton gym Chrlst Churth of tht lo 1l Churth lewut xx11s tlttt1ttd Blll Pttka w1s tht hw 111111 xxlth 10 pomts Tht l1sy Mdllthkattf tt1111 hllldtd tl1t lot1ls thtxr xx 1rt 1 It of t t1so11 111 N 1rxx1th Tl1t 11st p1ss111t ll1Ll 1ttur1tt sl1oot111v ot tlt 111v1dtrs w1s too muth for Co1th D1tkt11m1111 - tt 1m N F A 27 FltCh Jayvees 25 W1th Extrttt DAXIQ st11'r111Q Fltth 21111111 ftll 1n 1 rt1l 1l1r1ll r DIXIG xxon tht mme xxlth 21 hasktt 111 tht closmv 11111111tt 111d xx 1s hwh n1111 xxlth clqht N F A 17 Wmdham ayvees 24 At l1o111t htfort tht h1g11tst h1sktth1ll croxxd III hlstory tl1t VV1ld II lo d thtlr st1so11 hy losmf' to W1n 1111 1 1111 III 1tl st ont D1X1s xx 1s 11Q11111 tht N F A tan out xxlth IIIDL Tht st1so11 s rtcord Totals N F A 301 Opponents 275 11141 1 -v : . 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'15 tlcca hcsw. 1 '1 11 ' . . . - 1 1 1 ' , 73 1 1 11 ' , : t , ' 1 : ' 1 , 1 11 1 1 . . Q . I ,N l J - I X I . D . 1 1 n 1 1 'c 1 1 5 1 1 . - 'V -, ' ' '1'. 11 ' 1 2 1,1 ' A1 ' 1 'Q . . . 'c. 1'1 ' '12 ' 1 ' 1 1' , hx , 31: '1 h1k' l' ' 'z : ,1 1 'sz 5 1 ' L . thclw ', 1o'1h'ls's.s' t' 111tS. 1 ' 1 ' 2 ' 1 ' ', . . . -- . . . ' ta S C sc ' '11 ' 1 , dhz Q - o 1 he C,C. .. 'Q '1 ag: 1'U1 2 1'S '1:'x' 1 . , .S d , , s' 1 S A's -iss A s sz Sl C 1' ' sy A ' I x 3 ll 's . ,. , 1 's 1 1 1. 31 ,,z ' ' ' 1 -1 1 . - l x 5 Q vs' . I - 1 2 Fmt Row Left to Rrght E jennes Mdndg67 Ejohnson W Ouellet E Sullxvan W H Darrow Coach Second Row F Buckley R Waldron R Young T Morosky A Majeslu 'Tl-nrd Row D Campbell W Murphy W SegalC Barber FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The Freshmen also enjoyed a falr se rs Jn wmnmg Hve and losmg the same number Several of the boys look l1ke prom1s1ng eomers and may develop mto varsrty materxal 1D two or three years There were no outstandlng stars on the team Coach Darrow stresslng team play more than 1nd1 vrdual performances Murphy Barber Morosky Mageskr and johnson may develop 1nto varsity players wrthln the neat two years N F A 30-Maccabees 7 Ch rrlle Barber wts the hero as he scored 11 POIDIS and enabled the team to open the season 1n good fashlon The Maccabees provlded scant opposltlon N F A 10-Chapman Tech Freshmen 19 I laying thexr first game ln the newly orgamzed freshmen conference the Acids were km cked off by 1 blgger Tech team Barber and Johnson were loslng standouts N F A 13 Bulkeley Freshmen 34 Bulkeley s team handed the locals thelr second strarght league defeat at the Norton gym ln 1 one slded affaxr Bulkeley was too povxerful N F A 10-Windham Freshmen 18 Wlxmdham edged the Wlldcats at Wllllmantxc for the Acids third league defeat Wlndham s second half drlve xxon the game ll 143 N F A 48-Grammar School All Stars 8 Playlng next year s freshmen qumtet the yearllngs had a field mght Young was the leadmg scorer wlth 12 polnts N F A 13 Y M C A Intermediates 12 The Wlldcats managed to mamtam a slrm lead through cut md chalked up another vrctory Barber wlth SIX pomts was the leadlng polnt getter N F A 21 Bullceley Freshmen 25 At New London the Wlldcats put up a strff battle before t lllylng SIX pomts N F A 15 Windham Freshmen 20 VV1ndham won a close one ln the Hnal game of the regular season 'tt Norwlch The v1s1tors took an early lead ml held II throughout although the game was close at all txmes N F A Frosh 16-N F A Sophomores 14 In a post season game the freshmen nlpped last years yearlmgs Thls rndrcxtes that the callbre of the freshman telms it the sehool had lmproxed rn just one year The season s record Totals N F A 176-Opponents 157 ' 4 ' r . , , , . , . ' , . . , : . , . , . , . , . ' ' : . , . , . . , ' A ' 'Q 1 , ' ' k ' . . . s . Y ' . . . . ' D N A ' , l A 1 , , l I I it l I 0 I ' ' losing out. Billy Murphy was the best for the N. F. A., z ' 1 ' ' . 3 . . . , X - , ' , f ' ' 1 I Y . ' . . . . . . - . . . Fr 2 F - V A I ' . F 2 . . ' . 3 'z .t Y , e VARSITY BASEBALL emae cy www, who ought to get all the honors ever given a Red and White ball club Graduation w1ll make holes in the Academy team johnny Leone Jim Congdon B1ll Huntington Don Drake Nev MacDonald Mike Bohara Eddie Sudik Paul Watson and Charley Weiss-the boys who always came through w1ll never again wear an Academy uniform There is a hopeful aspect however for the Academy has the best baseball set up in Connectlcut with Freshmen and Jayvee teams playing full schedules These youngsters will be ready to take over the big fellows dUt1BS Despite a rainy cold season few practice sessions and a practice field that was decidedly bumpy the big red team has 1mb1bed the Whitney fighting sp1r1t to the extent of becoming a surpr1s1ngly good outfit At the half way mark they have won 7 games and lost one Putnam Trade 7 N F A 5 With only a few days of real practice behind them the Wlldcats lost out 1n the ninth 1nn1ng to a strong Trade School club Ellison Putnam southpaw and former Acad emy boy limited the home team to 7 hits while Trade took advantage of a shaky Academy defense to w1n Three hurlers worked for Coach Whitney each go1ng three mn ings Leone La Putz and Wood were the local twlrlers Wood was given the defea N F A 20-Stonington 7 In football weather tht Wlldtats stamped ull ovtr Stonington pounding three pitchers for 17 hits including, home runs This was the first Conference w1n for tht Academy Charley W61SS Babe Moran and Carl N256 knocked out real clrcult clouts while Charley Planko hurled excellent ball for six innings At the bcgmnmg of the seventh 1nn1ng Coach Whltney changed his team to glV6 the younger boys experience N F A 8 Chapman Tech2 Bchrnd thc superb p1tchxng of john Leone who rll ix td the Huskies one hit ID eight innings the Academy ttun was an easy victor for their second league triumph Bo ue Techs ace hurler was knocked out of the box by the Academy sluggers Weiss led the batters with four hits N F A 22 Middletown 4 Charley Weiss hard hitting left fielder gave good tx ample to his team mates by hitting two long homers 111 a row to start off the downfall of Middletown Eddie Sudlk was w1nn1ng pitcher but Planlw and Congdon pitched the last few innings Babe Moran connected for the third homer of the game N F A 14-New Haven Commercial 2 john Leone Sherosh La Putz and Charhe Pianko llmltbd Commercial to 2 hlts wh1le the Academy clouted 14 hits from two helpless pitchers Babe Moran had three lusty hits wh1le Mike Bohara playing left 1n the absence of Charles Weiss scaled the cliff to make a breath taking stab of Mahaklan s twistmg foul N F A 7-Stonington 4 kept the Academy trailmg until the fourth 1nn1ng It was the third Conference win and the first nine 1nn1ng vxctory for big Sherosh La Putz who tossed a superb three hit game Catcher Micky Butova and Second Baseman Dick Rogalski were the batting heroes Butova getting three singles to drxve in three runs and Rogalskl whanging out a home run After the fourth 1nn1ng Stonington failed to get a h1t off La Putz N F A 7 Marianapolls 1 Takmg advantage of timely errors the Academy beat Marlanapolxs ID a good game Congdon gave a beautiful exhibition glvmg two hits and striking out seven men Butova Porucznlk and Bohara were the Academy hitting stars N F A 7 Bulkeley 4 John Leone pitched a five hit game whlch had everyone guessing until Charley Weiss star hitter and fielder cracked out a mighty triple and raced in on Nafie s double That inspired his team mates to crack out 10 hits to Bulkeley s U Weiss Bohara and Moran were the heavy hitters Weiss with a triple and two s1ngles Moran 2 singles and Bohart a triple and a smgle Weiss had fielding honors particularly his grand runnmg catch of Terry s bid for a double IH left center l144ll p , S I Q Q R ' 9 F 7 1 , 3 . U i 7 . , I , . 1 Q I 1 , X pf' E , g . . . , . . 7 1 52 1 ' ' ' cv . g , I ' . . . H . , ' ' ' - s y a Y, , 1 . , 1 . . . s . . 3 , 1 D . ' i W , . y , Q Coach Whitney has a hardfhitting, splendid fielding team Stonington Came to fha Camplls m a d0'0f'fl1e Splut which , ' ' , . . , . , 1 v - , , 3 S 1 v , 1 v I i T ., . . . . ' . . . g , 7 . . 1 1 . 1 1 . ' . I ' 7 I 3' l , t , . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1, ' ' . S A ' - I I ' 1 1 1 , , T . l . . . . I i , i , i , i , , I q ' 1 . ' 1 - , . F D ' ' T I Q N I , ' 1 ,Q 1 a , 4 1 . 1 . 1 1 , , , 2 1 ' , f I , . r g MX ff-1 ,ff ., . . 1 11 n 4' Fnrsz Row Left roR1ghz M Jacaruso B Brown J Congdon L Burgess C Pxanko E Sudxlr jLeone E Plrozok L Wood S La Putz E Davxs W Waters K Ververls J Krysxak Mascot Second Row Coach Whxtney G Watson 1 Moran C Welss C Nafle J MacDonald G Bouley D Drake M Bohara J Butova Thxrd Row R Buckley R Rogalslu J Pollqum D Foley Poruczmk W Huntmgton F Dugas E Strxckland VARSITY BASEBALL W1ndham12 N F A 8 btlrung very conndently proved the undomq of the Aeademy team for W1ndham took advantage of sloppy playlng to plle up 7 runs IH tour mnmgs LaPutz was rc placed hy jlm Congdon who gave way to Lenme Wood 1n the 6th after Congdon had h1t Seussel forclng 1n a run After that m1scue hlts and errors followed too qu1ckly for comfort until W1ndh1m had garnered an 11 6 lead In the btandlng May Dug1 'iudlk P Wat on l Moran C Wm M Bohara B uttmg Ayer xgc I l 4 4 6 seventh Wclss Dugas ind Foley accounted for 7 runs In I Leone the Wlndh mm h1lf of the Sth 1 home run vu 15 awarded due to 1 h1d houncc from the center field tree The Academy su unv ldle h 1ts 111 the 9th md Wlndh lm led the. Conference The remaxnder of the schedule 13 as follows V5 ednesdav 'N a Saruroax Max Fuesdas ax Thursday 'N av Saturday nne W ednesday une Saturdas u e TOFTIDQIOD z Bulkeley 'Nlarlanapolus Yvarren l-lardxng Hartford Puhlxc Wmdham 8 Chapman Te h Home Au ay A xx av Home Home Away Home ll I a ,l But nn N MacDonald R Rog1l k1 D Foley Porucznlk l P0llqUlD Nahe LaPut Drake Strlckland Buckley Pxrozok Pmnko Congdon mllid Vs Hunlmgt L Bulge r -'nmwmgmg 'T 3 794 5 w 76 78 66 HHH HHH Ill IH NH! UUU HHH ll NIU 2 K - - . -. , ' K - , , zo. . ,Q 1 - - A - U . , ,, T1 A. B. H. 7 1 my K ' 7, , F. 1, ,1 7 4 571 1 ' 7 ,V 7 g . E. . Z l 510 1- , ' ' . ' s , . ll! 5 530 4 .' Q, ' , , 31 l5 83 5 2 ' ' ' ' - ' . ' ss 36 l5 l . , . Q . k . ' f so ll 366 , , ' ' . ll 4 363 ' 2 2 ' ,Z ' '2 ' ' ' . 1 '1 31 ll 343 Q 2 .. , -, , , .. , . , 1- 1 -11 6 .nu 1 - . ' . . 1 s ' 34 I0 .. ' ' , ' i ' 2 2 ' ' 7 ' - . ll 3 ..7.. J. ' ll 3 272 ,. ' 30 8 -6 l . '. l 2 . l' 3l 8 -5 . 1 6 l l 1 ,1 y 22 ' . . 21 2 95 V ' , ' 1 an .Q A .V 5 V 7' K I, 5 M .' 28 - . ' . . ' 3 41 ,l I 30 j, V 3, 41 1 ' , , 5 ll , ' I . q Y , l 1 3 fl - 5 - ll lpn ll ll I IU j vl I1 C , - -ce U o 1 , 4j f Fnrst Row Left to Rught R Llberty W Petka V Matweelf R Pfannenstxel H Staples S Kandrow R Porach H Dzckenman Coach Second Row J Kosteckx D Oat L Goldberg M D1Fronzo W Patterson T Morley J Goldberg Manager Thzrd Row S Watzecha G Wilson R Huntmgton JAYVEE BASEBALL Aprnl 22nd Loach Dlckenman Issued a call to all 5 vee baseball candldates to which 60 players responded The squad was cut to 18 men, all of whom are lower classmen ln order that they mlght gain experlence and ablllty to become varsity calibre In splte of the fact that the team took several trounc lngs, sltuatlons arouse whereby experience was gamed A schedule of I I games completed the season ayvees 4 Kxllxngly 11 With but a few day s practice, the ax vees trax elled to Rlllmgly and met a group of experienced ball play ers falling II to 4 This was more of an experimental game, as all members saw seruce Petka with 4 huts out of 5 trips to the plate led the attack jayvees 5 Plainfield 22 Continuing where the Jauees left orl' Plannheld fol lowed on and really took the locals mto camp Agaln all players saw service with Petka and Wnlson taking the hlttlng honors ayvees 3 Portland 10 It was 4 to 3 until the last mnlng and then the Acads faltered Ozue Morley started on the mound for the locals and looked xery nmpressne It was hls Hrst start and wlth more experxence, he should be 'ftops Petka Staples, Huntmgton and Matweef garnered 2 huts apnece Behind the superb one hlt plIChlI'lg of lm Porach, the avvees played excellent ball to wm their first game All members had a part nn the VICIOFE, however Porach with 18 strnke outs was the hero Jayvees 8 Plamfield 17 It was a good game untxl the Htth mnlng The locals led 8 3 but what came, was remmescent of the hurrx cane Plalnheld scored sux times on two hlts and the man w ho made the second hlt w as stranded on second base It S a long storx ,but ll was a game where ex erx thing happened except we lost the game iI147ll ' - ' : . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , : . ', . , . , . ' , . , . , . , ' : . , . ' , . ' ' N -, ' U ' - Jar- J - - V I 1 . u V - ,, .. . . A ' - H ' . . f . , - jayvees 6--Bacon Academy 0 y I' 1 ' . Y N, Y. l - -T I . . . . v , . . V v , I. - . - - . - . . i V . - 1 , . . Y 7 A . ' A I Y . Y First Row Left to Right S Moyel Manager E Caullcms D McManus E Chartier P Ensling C Barber F Frdrych G Weller W H Darrow Coach Second Row A Mageski E Fontaine L Mxchon M Bally J Orr j Lenda P Zierler R Mills J jacaruso Manager 'Third Row J Serafin W Murphy D Blanchard A Kirstem C Bohara W Fiedorowxcz FRESHMEN BASEBALL Out of L group of ninety five erndldites tvxenty four freshmen were thosen to represent their cllss on the dumond Following three weeks of praet1ee on the wllds of Beehe s lot the team started ICS sehedule of eleven games agunst the Grammar School All Stars Following a win over their first opponents the Frosh ran up a stung of up igamst the first year men of Griswold High Wiiidhani and Bulkeley As the season progressed many of the Freshmen blossomed into eapahle performers Gene Calkins and Alex Mageski have done remarkable work as pitchers while Doug Blanehard Fred Buekley Charley Barber David Camp hell Ed Chartier Leo Michon ind Frank Fldrych hrve eome through with fine fielding and hattlng performanees Mmy of the ahove nlmed play ers should he heard from 111 years to come ll 148 Rl Nl LTS 'ro Fre hmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen he hmen 2 6 DAT: Axim Rr Mmrsm R oi TH Frammar School All Stus J East Side Slugger l Griswold High Freshmen 4 Windham Freshmen 5' County Home 6 H lnoxer Cardin ul 5 Bulkeley Fro h U UINPLAX LD GAMES M my Z3 jayxees M my 27 Bulkeley M iy 711 Wilidhaill une 'S Griswold une 7 Iayvees 1 Sc 111 oi LI Home Home Home Home Home 4 l S A ' .MH l 4 'l A F W , ' .I 1 X . . , L . r K K 5 . 5, X L Q V W- V : ' 1 7 ' A I ' 9 ' I I ' . I ' I ' . I ' U : ' .Y ' U Y ' I Y ' A I ' 9 ' I ' . J ' - I ' 9 ' : . , . , . , . ' ' , . , . ' ' . gx ' '-. --Q 'Z-, is , a 'Q f a.:iv2 1 x 3 vi Q S 3 5 I 2 3 1 4, . , I - . s 13-- 1' l at . H ,. x ' . Q y , .- isa ' 5 . 7 , , , , , , . . .1 ok 1 F- . , ,. 3 , . . 11 . . seven successive victories. Outstanding wins were chalked K ' - - . . . .- 8- 1 1 , ' 1 s . 2 . r. , , . Q V A S 47 S . V I , ' ' , ' Y ' 7 3 7 I ' - , J C Q ,. ,... ,,.. . ., 1 Fxrsz Row Leftto Rzght M Snlverman S Blmderman E Walskl I Levm F Schaeffer Second Row Thomas Baldwm Coach C Morgan G Sxlverman A Blanchard L Freeman E Moran TENNIS AT NIJRWICII FRIDAY APRIL 76 N F A 3 New Brltaln 4 In therr openmg match of the season wlth only a few days praet1ee to hack them up the Acads lost to New BrItaIn s strong team by a poxnt George Sllverman s one of the state s leadlng smgles pltyers and Ghzrlle Morgm won In the slngles Ind they teamed up to WID again ID the No 1 doubles for the Academy s three POIHIS Ar New BRIT XIIN vxf'LDNEbDXY MIY S N F A 5 New Brltam 2 The Wlldcits got sweet revenge for thelr prevlous dete lf by wlnmng e1sIly lt New Brltaln The Acaels won three slnvles matches Ind txxo doubles eontests for the1r five pomts ll 149 Ar NoRwIeII FRIDAY MXY 10 N F A 5 Marlanapolls 2 Althouffh George SIlverman and Emerson Freeman lost theIr smgles matches the Wlldctts swept all other matches for theIr second v1ctory S1lVLfmdU s defeat was hIs hrst In two years N F A 7 Plamfield 0 All seven matehes wcnt to the Academy IS a we Ik Plam held tc Im made no Slltlwlllg at all Flve slngles VILIOYICS Ind two doubles wlns were credlted to the N F A AT NEW LONDON WEDNESDAY MAY 15 N F A 4 Bullceley 5 In I Conference match at New London the locals lost a touvh one Bulkeley wnn three slngles matehes 1nd two doubles matehes for the tr1umph a u .. 1 - : . , . , . , . , . : , , . , . , . , . , . I l Q 1 A . . . T ' . ' ' ' , si A ' 1 , , , 4 '-3 , , 5 K 7 Q ' ' s - ' 3 1 ' . , -V Q A - 1 1 , ' V V I I K 1 , 1 ' s . . . . . v G 2 , ,l . . . , AT Nf3RWIC.H, MDNDAY, MAY lp -I I ' 3 -f y xx a I 0 N , , , . Q 2 . , A 0 0 i- v - I - - 1 ' 3 A x uh 1 A m.v yi . k . . . . ' A ' , 'Y' x 13 I Ap 5 x ' ' U , , Z , F ,- , , 5 ,v 4 e - K- K F1151 Row Letto R1gl1t R Sllverberg A Sabrowsk1 R Tennant P Carvamos A Gualtxerx H McKeag M Houngan F Cantwell j Gnllo Se and Row A Goldberg C Welss C Kroll C Lame E Cantwell B Laury G Buster P Pr ekop J Brennan J Capnlozzx I Clark C' Bouley M I Sl1er1da11 Tlnrd Row T Duff G Tryon L Bouley F Barbarosa T Coll1ns D Aubrey Fourth Row H Aberg j Desmond I Crocker J Coeka L Saunders M Mazer Setenth Row J Quarto E Rodrxgues A Post D Fnnk H Mande'l H Stafford L Leonard G Bode TRACK Re1l heroes of the tr1ek 111d fleld 1re tl11s ye1r s tr1ek te1111 who h1ve smashed reeords of long standmg 111d 1re try1n11 h1rd to better the neyx ones Cettlnq off to 1 sl we st1rt 1l1 the Wesleya11 n1eet the Ae1ds lost 71 but re bounded stronvly to l1e1t 1 Bulkeley te 1n1 19M to 48 f I rev1ous to th1s meet C1 number of 1nd1v1duf1l performers were entered 1n the Conneet1eut Rel1ys lt the Umyerslty of Conneetleut and dxd well G Bouley takmg a hrst 111 the dlseus 111d 21 elose seeo11d 1n the shot put Pete Prvekop L Bouley and Bud Euster all pl1e1nf1 vxell 1n the1r eyents Tvelee 1111111 the team vyent to St1te Hrst to loe I1 the Conneetleut Freshmen 68 41 the11 to XXIII the Co11.ere11ee Ch lI11p1Ol1Sl1lP wlth 1 seore of 1 1 pomts to 40 for Bulkeley 76 for Stonlngton Clilpllllll Teeh W111dh1111 111d Robert Flteh folloxxed 111 th It order I11 th1 n1eet xuth the seore t1ed at -1-0 -10 yuth Bulkeley the Ae 1den1y boy 11l1eed 4 lI1 the Lllbells throyx G Bou ey Iete Ir e op L Bouley 111d Don Aubrey 111 11111 order Three more meets ren11111 for the Conferenee ehnnps Cl1111n1111 T eh St HIIIIIUIOII lliel M111ehester XKIII1 none of XXl'1lel1 Co1el1 bllefldill u1t1e1111tes 1ny trouble 111 1dd1t1on four men 1re entered 111 the bt1te Meet ll the Y1le IE ml Bud Luster G11 Bouley Pete Przekop 111d L1rry B muley The te1m more th 111 fulnlled 111 the elre 11119 Ol Co1el1 bher1d111 The Se11lUI'S 111 p1rt1eul1r e1111e IIIIUU4 l1 Cnlhert Bou ey I111I1lQeeI to l1re1k 1 shot put or dlseus reeord 1 both every t1n1e he eompeted C11 set 1 nexx sehool dlseu reeord of 1 0 feet 3 lnehes 111d of 0 feet 1 1nehes 111 tht shot put Of four reeords broken at the Conferenee Meet the Aeademy boys broke three G Bouley set 1 new eo11fer e11ee reeord of 176 feet 1 mehes 111 the dlseus 1nd 49 feet 10 lnehes 111 the shot put 111d Euster n11de 1 neyx elllllel' nee reeord of 14 4 seeo11ds 1l1 th 170 y 1rel h111h 1urel1 Luster 1lso set 1 nevy sehool reeord of 14 t11t 111 the hurdle W1ll11n1 Buekley runmng for the first t1111e 1111 ed eon sl te11tly Pete Ir ekop xx ls 1nv1lu1ble 111 tl1e f1 ld exenl toll wung elosely on G11 Bouley heel Larry Bouley eompetmw 111 the 100 y 1rd 111d ' 0 y l d1 hes shot put ll'lCl d1s Us helped the te1l11 tremendou lx 1 dld Lfune 111 the n11le 11111 pee11l ere 1t 1 oes to Arthur boldheru 1 N1s1111I 1 1 1 xx l1o h1 done 1 egrmd Job 111 tl1e held ey ent 1101 : . , . 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' ' I ' ' 2 A ' Z L ' T. 1 - is 'Q 1 Q I l 1 1 1 11 5. e Fzrsz Row Left to Rxght Arnold Seybolt faculty aduser K Mclienzxe W Gessner F Eadxe Second Row j MacLaughlm j G1anocopoulos,C Cole 'Thxrd Row L Crocker G Weller RIFLE CLUB Undgr th1 Ll1I'k,x.fl0ll of Mr Sgyholt tho Rlflu Cluh h1s gnjoy Ld ns th1rd suous ful yLdI' and has hegome. 1 popular Ag xdpmy cluh M1115 postal I11ltk.l'1L.S wgrn hold w1th L.OIllpt,fll1g h1gh sghools throughout rh1 state Wllllllh Gossmr who h1s hun prpsulsnt has done good work 111 g1V1Ilg thu OI'gll11Z.d.t101'l 11 good found11t1o11 Kgnnpth MLKLHZlb IS presldgnt for ngxt yL11r Tho 1nL111hLrs in flu Lcl Folc Lcwls Cloukcl Frank E acllc XV1ll111111 Gcssncr dlllCS G11111 nopolos lnm C,-1 111 nopolo john M1Ll.1ughl1n Kenneth MLKcnz1e Gcorgc Wcllcr Thu. N mon 1rL ll 152 I 111 l lu Ll Iohn M1LL1ughl111 Kcnncth M1Kenz1L Vwfm low Pdtter on Czungc Weller F 1 lu fc L Lum f1ogl1u F1 1nk E 1d1c Vw 1ll11111 Cc mu , . . 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H Wodka J Wmter: W Frye L Sub Pxcruve X0 7 Room 229 Upper Intra Mural Basketball Champnons Fm: Rnu, S Warne la K Verxens B Lrpsky Second Rau, R Leonard C Tatro A balor E Dau Cod h Pxczurc Xu 3 Room ISB Lower Intra Mural Basketball Champ nons Fxrst Row P Clprlam ,I Bucbannan -I Kelley Scumd Row M D1Fronzo H Haskell W Lallochelle I Lexen Pxezure Xu 4 Room Sjumor In tra Mural Basketball Champions Furs: Row j Faulkner W Fxedorovucz J boldberg Second Row R Ehasbon T Fxllourn A Duhanme T Dumon Pxcturc X0 J George Sduerman polsed for a vsxn Pxczurc X0 6 Emerson Freeman m the a1r returnmg a mce ore Pzcmre Xo 7 Charles Morgan eager to return a shot .9 if A 7.1 ' .7 Q-r'. fy:-,ff ' ' lx .. F ,, I 5 X is I , X r 1 1 Q 7 Prcturc No. I. Room 26 Senior Intra-Mural Basketball Champions. Furs! Row - Left zo Rnght: E. Walski, W. Sy.rh, H. Zawislinski, P. YX'atson fi . ,. ', . .',... - ' . ':. Cl' Fraternities 6- Sororities The fraternities and sororities are made up of boys and girls who are drawn together by mutual interests. During the year each group holds dances, rummage sales and bridge Parf ties to finance their stay at some beach during vacation. In the spring, the lnterfSorority and lnterfFraternity dances are held and are highlights of the season. These organizations are not sponsored by the Academy, but all members are selected from boys and girls who are Prominent in school activities. A Xxx' A-If 'EX if-1 f 3' N f X , 1, f .5 if , ff sk A X ex xy 5 , L ' 1 X -Xemzae QM: ancf swuz., ppm Furs: Row Left to Rxghr C Blanchard R Wxrth E Baldvtxn H Smxth W Waterhouse Second Row W Paterson C Wllson D Blanchard W Shanley Thxrd Row R Noyes W Parks R Lyon J Eadxe RHU ALPHA MU 1885 Robert W1rth Treasurer Allan Blanchard Master Of In1t1at1Ons Holman Smlth The Delta Chapter of the Rho Alpha Mu was founded at Norwlch On October 1885 by Charles Amos johnson and Edmund H Jewett It was the fourth of Hve chapters and IS the Oldest fratermty In the Academy The b1ggest event on ltS calendar for the past school year was the frfty fourth annual Prom held at the Norton MemOr1al Gym on December '71 Among 1tS Alumn1 are many Outstandmg cltlzens of NOfW1Ch ACTIVE MEMBERS 1940 1941 1942 1943 ROBERT LYON EARL F BALDWIN FREDERICK EADIE DOUGLAS BLANCHARD RALPH NOYES WILLIAM PARKES WILLIAM WATERHOUSE ALLAN BLANCHARD HOLMAN SMITH ROBERT WIRTH CLIFFORD WILSON WINSLOW PATTERSON WILIIAM SHANLEY ll156 f The officers of the Rho Alpha Mu arc: Pvxsident, Earl F. Baldwing VicefPresident, v , 23, Fwst Row Left toR1ght L Qumley G Skelly T Sweeney W McMahon D Cummings Second Row 1 Desmond W Kelley J Lynch D Foley 'Thnd Row W St Germaine E Stnckland R Rec M Rmg EPSILON UPSILON 1886 The officers of the Epsllon Upsllon Fratermty are Presldent Thomas Sweeney V1cePres1dent George Skelly Secretary Dan1elCumm1ngs Treasurer Wllllam Mc Mahon Sergeant at Arms Louls umley The Epsllon UPSIIOD Fratermty was founded ln 1886 by ten puplls of the Norwlch Free Academy and was to meet for soclal and busmess meetlngs It was alhed w1th the Delta EPSIIOH Ph1 Sororlty The fraternxty held a sport dance at the Norwlch Inn November 29 1939 The most unportant event of the orgamzatlon took place 1n Aprll when they held their fifty fourth annual dance and banquet at the Norwlch Inn ACTIVE MEMBERS 1940 1941 1943 JOSEPH DESMOND MILTON RING JOHN LYNCH THOMAS SWBENEY DANIEL CUMMINGS DANIEL F01-,EY WILLIAM KELLY WILLIAM MCMAHON WILFRED ST GERMAINE RUDOLPH REC GEORGE SKELLY EARL STRICKLAND LOUIS QUINLEY I 157 - :. ,. ,. ,.r ,. :. ,. ,. ,. ... ,. ,.,. 1 - , , ., . u . .1 .. 1 3 ! 1 5 I ' fr . 1 3 ' 7 9 ' . Fxvst Row Left to Rughr D Knouse J Morgan T Galhgan E Skrabacz T Fogarty Second Row D Oat R RogalskI R Patnck B Frechette C Barber 'Tlurd Row G Mullen C Morgan B Patnson C Frechette Fourth Row G Way L Wood KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA 1897 The ofhcers of the Trl Kappa Fraternlty are Presldent Thomas Galllgan VICB PresIdent john Morgan Secretary Donald Knouse Treasurer Thomas Fogarty Warden Edward Skrabacz Chaplam Robert Patr1ck The Trl Kappa Fraternlty was formed on February '71 1897 Slnce that tlme the members of the fraterruty have always been prom1nent In scholastlc actIv1t1es In the school year of 19 9 1940 the fratermty enjoyed frequent soclal functlons wlth ICS slster organIzat1on the Kappa Delta SororIty The h1ghlIght of these was the seml formal dance sponsored jolntly by the two orgamzatlons on March 1 1940 at the Norwlch Inn At the close of school th1s year the fratermty In accordance wIth the tradItIon It has followed for many years w1ll hold 1tS annual banquet and 1nstallatIon of officers for the comlng year Wfltlng another successful year 1lltO 1tS annals ACTIVE MEMBERS 1 940 1942 THOMAS GALLIGAN GEQRGE MULLEN BRUNO FRECHETTE THOMAS FOGARTY CHARLES FRECHETTE DONALD KNOUSE JOHN KELLY CHARLES MORGAN JOHN MORGAN ROBERT PATTISCN ROBERT PATRICK RICHARD RoCALsIcI 1943 EDWARD SKRABACZ GILBERT WAY CHARLES BARBER LEONARD WOOD DONALD CAT POST GRADUATE C LIFFORD OAT fll'18.Ct1VC, 1941 H158 - :. ,. ,. ,. ,. :.,. ,. ,. ,. .. ,. ,. ,. ..,. 1 ' 9 5 I 5 1 1 5 7 9 , I I - ..., . , .. . . 3, , . 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N 4 I First Row Lefttolhght P Gianacopoulos R Lawson W Fournier W Frye W Pappas Second Row R Bolduc N Shields V Matweef A Disco Thwd Row F Torrance S Laputz PHI ALPA MU SIGMA 1905 The officers of the Phi Alpha Mu Sigma Fraternity are President Welles Fournier poulos Sergeant at Arms William Pappas The Phams take part in many activities in the course of the year They hold an mformal and an annual formal dance among other things which time and place 1S decided at their weekly meetings at different members houses In the spring they take part in the intra frat baseball league the championship of which they have won many times During the first few weeks of the summer vacation an enjoyable time is had by the Phams at some beach ACTIVE MEMBERS 1940 1941 ALEXANDER DISCO RAYMQND BOLDUC JOHN BNRIGHT WELLES FOURNIER WILLIAM FRYE PETER GIANACOPOULOS 1942 WILLIAM PAPPA5 SHEROSH LAPUTZ NATHAN SHIELDS FRED TORRANCE RICHARD LAWSON VAIDEMAR MATWEEF DONALD WETMORE WILLIAM BRENNAN 1 943 lllsoll ' - ' : . ' , . , . ' , . . . : . , . ' , . , . ' : . , . P . . . K : . Q , . Q VicefPresident, Richard Lawsong Secretary, William Fryeg Treasurer, Peter Gianacof L 1 r , . . I . y . , . . . K . . . I 1 qs, WZ' S4 Q' Fwst Row Left to Rxghr M Feldman P Savage G Sxlverman S Bert Second Row M Sllverman H Mandell M Korman Thwd Row E Krueger I Leven S Levme W Sherman EPSILON IOTA SIGMA 1917 The Epsilon Iota Sxgma Fr Ltermty was founded Ill 1917 The purpose of th1s duh IS to promott good fellovtshlp funoug the. students of the Norwleh Free Aefldemy Smee 1tS foundmg the Iotds hwe been xetwely tngaqed Ill all extrleurrltull act1v1t1es At present there are thlrteen actlve members The oflicers of the Fmtermty are Presldent George Sdverman Vlee Pres1dent Ph1ll1p Savme Secretary md Treasurer Sqmuur But ACTIVE MEMBERS 1940 - 1942 PHILLIP SAVAGE GEORGE SILVERMAN SEYMOUR BEIT 1941 MANUEL KORMAN MELVIN FIILDMAN IALVIN BRONERVINE EDMUND KRIEGER IRVING LEVIN HARVEY MANDELL WILLIAM SHERMAN SHELDON LEVINE HOWARD LOVE MELVIN SILVERMAIN HIJO Front Row Left to Rxght F Barbarossa G Carney T Laudone T Duff R Fmn Second Row G Pxllmg J Euster T Sears J Pedace Tlnrd Row R Tennant T Seddon E Taft T Pawlowskx T Morley H Staples ALPHA IOTA EPSION 1874 ALPHA BETA 1932 The ushermg 1nto oiice of the followmg officers of the Alpha Beta Chapter Alpha Pres1dent Goodwm Carney Secretary Robert F1nn Treasurer Thomas Duif Sergeant at Arms Frederlck Barbarossa Fmanclal Secretary Thomas Morley A dance and raffle conslsted of the fratermtys busmess actlvxtxes of the year The eagerly awalted banquet took place at the NOrw1ch Inn December 26 1939 Th1S annual event was a socxal and Hnanclal success and everyone had an enjoyable evemng A most enjoyable year of fraternal actxvlty was spent ACTIVE MEMBERS 1940 1941 FREDERICK BARBAROSSA Tj-QMAS MQRLEY GOODWIN CARNEY THOMAS SEDDON THOMAS DUEE GEROLD EUSTER ROBERT FININ EDMUND TAFT WILFRED GODERRE 1942 THEODORE LAUDONE WILLIAM PAWLOWSKI GEORGE PIU-ING THOMAS SEARS ROY TENNANT HOWARD STAPLES H161 f 4 Iota Epsilon, began the year of 1939f194O: President, Theodore N. Laudoneg Vice' blk'-. Frrst Row Left to Rxght V Goodrxch E Taggart D Freeman E Carter P Fearn Second Row S Hrtchon A Latham J Campbell B Church J Farnham Thard Row P Story E Farnham F Morton J Robblns Fourth Row S Wxrth J Taggart J Carter N Watklns ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA 1902 The ofhcers of the Alpha Gamma Slgma Soror1ty are Presldent Dor1s Freeman V1ce Presldent Eleanor Carter Treasurer Vlfglnla GOOdf1Ch Secretary Earlyn Tag gart Mlstress of In1t1at1on Peggy Fearn The Alpha Gamma S1gma Sororlty was orgamzed m the wmter of 1902 by the MISSCS Thayer Cleworth B Pullen Ellzabeth Morse and Margaret Morse They met at the home of the Morse s for the first t1me and dur1ng that year they took 1nto the soror1ty MISS Dorothy Hall MISS Thera Clark and M1ss Manon Blshop From the t1me that the sororxty was started lt has never been aiflhated wrth any other soror1ty It was through M1ss MHIIOH Lee Blshop that the Alpha s obtamed the school house at 365 WaSh1HgtOD Street to be used as a meetmg place M1ss B1shop s father was on the school board and xt was from the board and the town of Norwrch that the shack was turned over to the soror1ty Th1s was 1n 1914 Up untll th1s t1me the soror1ty had met at the homes of the glrls but from then on they met at the1r new shack The soror1ty strll meets every week and carrles on 1tS busmess The act1v1t1es rn whlch the g1rls have partlclpated 1n th1s year were pa1nt1ng and redecoratmg the shack iillmg a basket for a needy famlly at Chrlstmas sellmg rafile t1ckets helplng ln the March of D1mes to fight Infant1le Paralys1s and havmg a rummage sale and a Scavenger Hunt The Alphas hold an annual alumn1 tea at the Shack around Chrlstmas an annual banquet 1n the spnng and the1r annual May breakfast at the shack May 1 1940 DORIS FREEMAN VIRGINIA GOODRICH ELEANOR CARTER PEGGY FEARN ACTIVE MEMBERS 1941 EARLYN TAGGART FRANCES MORTON SALLY HITCHON JEAN CAMPBELL JANE FARNHAM 1942 JANE ROBBINS BARBARA CHURCH SUSAN WIRTH MARGIE BROWN NANCY WATKINS HIOZH 1943 JEAN CARTER JULIA TAGGART PRICILLA STORY ELINOR FARNHAM ANNE LATHAM First Row Left to Right M Ward D Weller M Sears J Bailey H Kelley Second Row E Thompson B jones H Gilbert V Holm Third Row J Magnuson H Chapman B Elliott F Green R Kellner DELTA UPSILON PHI 1903 The officers of the Delta Upsilon lhl Sorority are Iresident Marjorie Sears VICE President janet Bailey Secretary Doris Weller Treasurer Maribel Ward Grace Gardiner The Delta Upsilon Phi Sorority being the second sororlty to be formed in the Norwich Free Academy was founded in 190 Charter members include the Misses Ella M Carter Llla A Beebe Lora M Lucas Nellie A Ioring Marion H johnson and Grace W Engler The purpose of this group which has been followed up to the present was for better companionship among a selected group of girls and for cooperative work towards a definite goal Weekly meetings are held and such activities as jomt meetings with their brothers the Epsilon Upsilon rummage sales a raffle sport dance and an annual formal at the Norw1ch Inn December 22 19 9 This year has been both a soc1al and Hnancial success 1940 JANET BAILEY BARBARA ELLIOTT MARJORIE SEARS MARIBEL WARD 1941 HELEIN GILBERT HELENA KELLY DORIS WELLER ACTIVE MEMBERS 1942 HARRIET CHAPMAN FAY GREEN BARBARA JONES ELIZABETH THOMPSON 1943 XIRGIINIA HOLM RUTH KELLNER JANE MAGNUSON H1653 ' - ' : . , . , . . . ' , . : . , . , . ' , . ' : . , . , . ' , . , . f ' 1 ' ' ,. 1 ' r - . ' I A ' , 1 , 1 , ' 1 Mistress of Initiation, Helena Kellyg Chaplain, Helen Gilbertg Faculty Adviser, Miss , , J. ' ' 1 . ' 5 ' 3 I ' ' 1 . ' 3 3 5 , . V 4 .. . . . . . , 3 1 5 7 . , . . . 1 1 3 ' ' A e. L' I '1 ' Fmt Raw Left to Rzght A Cummmgs C Courter H Desmond P Mara A Lyston Second Row H Rogers J Morm M Lyston N Dnscoll Thzrd Row B Edwards V judge L Brunelle M Braheney V Moran Fourth Row J McCorm1ck R Day M Walker SIGMA BETA PHI f 1905 The Soror1ty was founded ln 1905 by the MISSLS Margaret Murphy Teresa Cough l1n Mary Butler and May Powers under the gu1dance of the Phl Alpha Mu S1gma Fraternity The purpose for foundlng It was to unlte and help out 1n class eleetlons The Slgmas contrlbuted five dollars to the F1nn1sh Fund and were actlve rn the March of Dlmes Dr1ve for Infant1le Paralys1s The LIONS Club Dr1ve to help the needy and IH sellmg tuberculosls seals The second annual Sllver Tea for the Alumnae was held at the Norwlch Inn A raffle and a football dance were held The Slgma banquet was also a financlal success Presudent Secretary Treavurer Mzstress of lnmanons Sergeant at Arms 1940 MARY BRENNAN LUCILLE BRUNELLE CONNIE COURTER HELEN DESMOND HELEN KANE ANNE LYSTON HELEN ROGERS OFFICERS ACTIVE MEMBERS 1941 ANNE M CUMMINGS RITA DAY VIRGINIA JUDGE MARY LYSTON PEGGY MARA JEANETTE MORIN 1116411 HELEN DESMOND CONNIE COURTER MARY BRENNAN HELEN KANE ANNE LYSTON 1942 NANCY DRISCOLL BETTY EDWARDS MARY V MORAN MARY WALKER 1943 MARY BRAHENEY JANE McCORMICK Vice-President ,,... .,.., ...,....... , , , ..,..,...,, ,. .,,, ..........,,,, ..,... ............. ...,. . . ..,... . . ,PEGGY MARA LJ, F1rsrRow Left to Rzght M Levxtt S Slosberg M Rubin B Hyman C Sussman Second Row D Furman R Rancher D Marcus L Solomon F Bruckner L Savage Thzrd Row M Trachtenberg L Markoif R Levme S Lahn PI KAPPA EPSILON 1917 The oflicers of the P1 Kappa Epsllon Sororlty are President Maman Rubln V1ce Pres1dent Sh1rley Slosberg Secretary Betty Hyman Treasurer Mlflam Levltt Hospxtallty Cha1rman Dorothy Furman The P1 Kappa Epsllon Sororlty was founded 1n 1917 by a group of glrls whose purpose was to promote the scholarshlp soclal welfare and a sp1r1t of frlendllness co operat1on and good fellowshlp among 1tS members Each year the soronty awards five dollars as a second prlze 1n the Newton Perklns Pnze Speaklng Contest Among other act1v1t1es It contrxbutes to vanous char1table welfare funds Annually a banquet IS held for the act1ve members and alumnae who number approznmately two hundred and fifty The soror1ty colors are black and gold ACTIVE MEMBERS 1941 MURIEL TRACHTENBERC 1940 DORIS MARCUS 1942 MARION RUBIN DOROTHY FURMAN REBECCA LEVINE BETTY HYMAN LORRAINE SOLOMON SHIRLEY sLosBERC FRANCES BRUCKNER I-O15 MARKOFF MIRIAM LEVITT RIVY RAUCHER SYLVIA LAHN CHARLOTTE SUSSMAN LIBBY SAVAGE l1651l Fwst Row Left to Rrght E Johnson M Allen A Cunhffe D Cooke j Lichtenstein Second Row H Rachkolfsky M Messner B Ward 1 Sanders Thwd Row F Robmson H Haddad E Shaffer KAPPA DELTA 1920 The Kappa Delta Sororlty had a COOKIE sale bought hats had jomt rneetmgs w1th the Tr1 Kappa Fratermty sponsored a jomt seml formal wlth the Tr1Kappas at the NOI1N1Ch Inn had a hot dog roast wlth the Tr1Kappas and a roller skatmg party w1th them OFFICERS Preudent ANNETTE FUNLIFFE V1ce President DORIS COOKE Secretary JACQUELINE LICHTENSTEIN Treasurer MARGARET ALLEN MlSf1ES9O lmtuztmns ELEANOR JOHNSON ACTIVE MEMBERS 1940 1941 1943 DORIS COOKE MARGARET ALLEN MARGARET DAVIS ANNETTE CUNLIFFE ELEANOR JOHNSON HELEN HADDAD MADELINE MESSNER HELEN RACHKOFFSKX IANET SANDERS EDNA SHAFFER BE ATRICE WARD JACQUELINE LICHTENSTEIN JOAN WOOD lllooll - :. ,. ,. ,. , :. ,. ,. ,. .. ,- ,- 4 sr 1 a v ' ' s ,, J w r Fzrst Row Left to Right B Kxrstem J Antokol B Srlverlxeb E Selkowltz S Ruthenberg Second Row D Navlck E Rosenberg R Goldberg S Seder Third Row F Nelkm A Kxefer S Epsteln ZETA PHI 1920 The officers of the Zeta Ph1 Sororxty are Presrdent Beulah Sllverlreb Vrce Presxdent Justme Antokol Secretary Bessle Klrstem Treasurer Ed1th Selkowltz The Zeta Ph1 Sororrty was founded 1n 1920 wlth the sole purpose of promotmg soclal compamonshlp and a Splflt of frlendlmess among a selected group of glrls An annual formal dmner dance was held before the openmg of school at Ye Castle Inn A raffle was sponsored for S2 50 soon after school resumed 1tS actlvrtxes A jomt dance was held wlth the P1 Kappa Epsllon Sororrty Each year the sororxty awards five dollars as a stenography prwe They have been successful 1n the1r act1v1t1es comprrsmg a varxed and effectwe program ACTIVE MEMBERS 1940 JUSTINE ANTOKOL ALICE KIEFER BESSIE KIRSTEIN TOBY NELKIN SHIRLEE RUTHENBERG EDITH SELKOWITZ BEULAH SILVERLIEB Ilfvl 1941 DOROTHY NAVICK SYLVIA SEDER 1942 RAE GOLDBERG MARY KATZ 1944 SHIRLEY EPSTEIN ELEANOR ROSENBERG 1940 1 941 1942 Fmt Row Left to Rrght D Dunkel A Halsted M Wxlhamson A Twomey G jackson Second Row L Hoppman M Roberts B Skelly P Murray Third Row D Kane A Sulllvan K Delaney LAMBDA PHI UPSILON 1940 The officers of Lambda Ph1 Upsxlon SOFOIIIY I YLSILICIIC MHYIOII W1llamso11 VICL Pres1dent Arl1neHalsted Seeretary Glor1a jackson Treasurer Dons Dunkel Mrstress Formerly a club OI'gHl1lZLLl III 1915 Lambda Phi Ups1lon became a sororlty 1n February 1940 When the Greek name was taken the act1ve members were Kather1ne Murray Dorothy Szerlong Mary Gordon Edna Rockwell Loretta Fahey Glorra jackson Arlrne Halsted Dorls Dunkel Anne Twomey and MHYIOH XAIIIIIHITISOH ACt1V1t16S th1s year raffles jomt meetmgs wlth thelr brother fraternlty Alpha Iota Epsrlon Brrght red Jackets wxth black 1ns1gn1as were purchased th1s year ACTIVE MEMBERS DORIS DUNKEL ARLINE HALSTED LOUISE HOPPMAN GLORIA JACKSON ANNE TWOMEY MARION WILLIAMSON MILDRED ROBERTS ARLEEN SULLIVAN H168 KATHERINE DELANEY DOROTHY KANE PATRICIA MURRAY BARBARA SKELLY : . , . , . , . : . , . 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' .. . . . . . ,, , . . , . .. , . 1 . . L. . . , U ' ' L 10 . ,F ,f . . Q 1 . . . . , . . ' S . ., . .v , . . , . ., . . , . , . . . . . . , . , - , , . ' . a - s ., l Y k , I f , ' . , . , ' 'L A V . -., . A I l L I D I ks ' J . , . , s ' 's 3 I .S U, . , . . , , ., y . . , 711711771 nt LOUIS P ROATH ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS TOYS AND BICYCLES 121 MAIIN DTRFPT NKIRWILII Ccwx Telgphom 2740 Compllm nti 0 THE PORTEOUS SL MITCHELL CO THE LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE IN EASTERN CONNECTICUT Cr mplwmnt THE CHARLES OSGOOD COMPANY Tlph mm C E WHITAKER Ru n and Sh t M tal Cr ntmctm 18 CFNTRA1 Aw NORXHLH Crux IISI C01 ' U .Q of K . Y I ,i ' T , I .' , ' e . f K J J ,P ' ' .Q of 4947 COMMERCE ST. Phone 43 NORWICH, CONN cc one WRU Esta is Q ISRN nf g cc C ,J ' ' 14' . . I I , 1 .II' r I4 ' 5 I NABIE Fuolmo 'I' Geno G Goodrlch V Gray E Grexner D Grzyboekn H Hayden Haydon Horellck M Ibhlson I -Ianowxcz H JHYVIS R ,lasklewlcz W Kelly C Klrcteln B M KtlTCUklCWlkZ I Kornukl H D Kyle A R La Bounty L L1 Croix E 'X Lehoxltz F LCQIICQICI I P Iexltt M I. M I FAVORITI SAYINC You know what I mean What am I going to do7 Walt a Qec H1 Butch So What? Honeatly Wxll you keep QUICI7 Oh heavens So cloae xt NH t funny Really? Oh ' Oh gee' Yea yes You re a hot sketch It all rlght How pcrlectly perfect Hy' X ou and me hoth So Whath' H I It klllc me Pretty pleaQe wlth Qugar on xt It Q pretty all rzght Gee whx ll Wrmtmzss Tall wlth blue eye: Hemheye Glen Mlller Q OrcheQtra Some red heads Curly halr Wr1t1ng letters Belng ohy Chewmg gum Rxchard Greene s dimples Chocolate QUYDYIQCS Dancmg Vamlla ICE cream MUCIC Swmg orchestra Laurence Ohver s Englxxh accent Beautlful cars Eatmg cookleb Ice cream sodas Food Redhead Bmg Crosby 5 tenor Ice Qkatlng Clawcal mublc Stubbornne 5 I 4 Paomuth FATE Searclnng for Qld mald Chemlit Farmer 5 w1fe Chxld 5 nureemald Old mald Qld mald Smellmg ether Tlme will tell Home EQODOITIILS teacher Clerk xn store Old Mald Bookkeeper Clerk Wlmo Care Astronomer M xrry the ho-s Store elerk Marrymg Marry1ng D1e from a Jltterbug dxseaie Store clerk Nurie Hou cvnfc 4 v 7 , Q , I 2 A I I ' , . . 1 . . , . . l ' . . 5 a 3 I , . . e . , . . ,G. . ' ,E. , , . . . r . , . . . . ' 1 , . . , . , . , . ., r e ! ' Q - . , . . S. 5 S? , . . A S N , . . I . ' 1 5 , . . ' ' ' ' ' , , I ' . 4 ., ,. . 1. . s os, . . H 2 5 s Co111plLu Holm Furmshgr GILBERT FURNITURE CO 68 Bkmmx xy Noaxwc H Vmtfws Vv elwvne Nux London Brmeh Wl11lI11ll1l1L Brlmh M1 11111 St 77 Mllk St Comphmentxr THE LEE fr? OSGOOD CO WTIIJILSHIC and Retall DRUI f ISTS 3 1940 NCURWICH LONNECTIFUT THE AETNA BOWLING AND BILLIARDS 5 Shetucket Street Phone 1917 SIXTEEN REGULATION ALLEYS Norwleh Conmcucut Complzments o Ronnoc Brand of Fme Foods JOSEPH CONNOR E99 SONS HC Estahllshed 1Sw1 68 74 WATER STREET NORWICH Gwlv and Boys Sport ac ets Sweaters The L L Chapman Co 11 BATH STREET 78 B P LEARNED Ed C0 INSURANCE QHETUK EET STRL1 T NORMCH CONN A9i1u'1nglnS1uerS Smce Max 1846 THE ELDREDGE HARDWARE CO P INCORPORATED General Hardware hone 2 O4 S7 87 Water Street THE EATON CHASE CO Eatahhshed 1764 XVHOLFSXLE AND RETAIL Harduare and Elecmcal Supplzes Lawn and Garden Seeds CARMOTE PAINT AND VARNISH 79 M xlx QTRLF r om I I 5 1 , 'S ' 'ts 3 A ,nf W ' Vw 1 1' Q, 1 7 P A 'T 'S ' 3: 'f 1' 1 1' 143 as C. ' . ,' , 3' , , U B H - 1 4 fi ',, .-, N. U AA.. -V 3 1- 1- 3 L . C . ' Ik-1 -.' 1 ' . . . 1 1 1 ' 1- , Ph -5173174 1 3 11 NAME Lllkf1W5kl Muuone M P M lndcll Mmdewxllc R L Mxrr A F NI1rt1n T R Mrtteson V Me ner M E Mettalf I. A Mlkulewxcz. G Ivllner I. A Mulholland I Pepln V Purple D R Rxmek E H Rohlnson Ruhln M V Ryrn H E brhrow k1 D Stnto E S hrxder E 'K S lr M C Seidel 'X btlkowlt E M L FM ORITE SAYING Go on You know wh it I mean Th at un t how I heard lt Ch heaxens' How s eyerythmg No foolmg7 Thmk xt am t No klddln Hello there I hope to tell you All rlghty Thats what you thmk How clever 'Xw' Gee whxz H1 yi Kee Oh I Glory' O shush Oh Gee Iaugh I thought I d die Here we go agun' Doggone xt Oh Mother Come on let 5 Oh you know what Wmutwnss Eatmg Blng Cro hy s Vlllkk Food Itc Cream Iwxte elothes Sleepmg Bonnxe Baker Staymg awake Glen Gray Puhllc speaking To make others happy Suede Jackets Brown hair blue eyes Blue eyed blonde 5 8 Chewmg gum Toffee ICE cream 'X tall fur headed hoy Chewing gum Good mu xt A hlg red apple Eatlng sweets Ex enmg clothea Hot fudge undae nlmy Stewart Q sllly grln I 1 6 ll PROBABLE FATE In 1 factory NVho glVEi a darn? 'NIew hound Old mud bod: Jcrker No one knows Get IH lrrled Buwneei Course at R Old Mald Store Clerk Telephone Operator Vv ho knows? Typl t Nur e Tune w1l1 tell B K IH marriage Hortnte N1ghtlHg3IC A nurse Geologl t I vu h I knew Marry an athlete One nex er knows Nur e I olten wonder 1der College dmnpllne X ', I. I. ' A - - II' , .. z ' I S I-' ' - 1 1 1' ' ' 1 S' L , . . , ' . ' ' 2' 1 , ' 4 , . ,N Q , L . I 1 A , . . A . ' 3 Z KA Q 'L' . . . . . 2 .1 SS y . . , , , . k. M Q . , . . , . . . 'A , . . A , . R. ' ' ' - ' , I. . ' , 'S Peterson, A. C. I don't know Movies W.P.A. sewing class , . . . . ' f , ' S ' , . . ' z df' , ' ' ' I , . . , I I A ' 1' ' I ' ' - I , ' I A , . . , I I V 'L 5 ', ,E, J , ' ' 5 ' 'S .1 , . ' ' I . ' 'S c 1 , .I . ' ' ez s, . . , ' I . - ' 1' X, I . , ' go s 5 I' S .x , V Z, ' V 3 .1 h. . 8 Cflmpl1mC7lI9 0 OARL E BERKOFE MODERN HOME EQUIIMENT 46 Fr Inklln Street NOfWlCh Complzmentx 0 Sdherman s Furmture Inc Complett Homt Fmnzshmgs 7 41 MAIN STREET NORWIFH Complwncnts 0 John D McW1ll1amS E99 Oo CONTRACTORS 16 W Ittr Street Norwlch Complzmenti 0 A WERMAN Eff? SONS Inc NORWICH CONNECTICUT Burgess Sales E99 SQIVICC Oo Dealers ZENITH STEWART WARNER EASY RId1O Rtpalr I Speclalty one 7880 9 MAIN STREET THE NEW PUZA STUDIO Corner of Maln and Market Streets GRO! ND FLUOR NORWICH The Hanover Ourland Oo 791 MAIN STREET General Electr1c Store LEONE S DRUG STORE UO MAIN STREET an TREAT S DRUG STORE 117 FRANKLIN STREET Comphmenti 0 NorW1ch Auto Rad1ator and Body Works 165 NORTFI MAIN STREET Phone 7715 Complnnents 0 BOSTON BAKERY 167 WEST MAIN STREET H A BRUCKNER MEN S WOMEN S WEARING APPAREL 149 13 Mam Street Norwlch For Better CflHdCfS Stop at Clp s FRANK CIPRIANI Amencan and Italzan Gfocenes 27 TH AMPS STREET NORWICH HENRY D JOHNSON Insurance 0 all Forms Room 106 Thayer Bulldm Norwlth Comphments 0 Rehable Typewrrter Exchange u6 FRXNIRLIN STREET Phone 7104 FEISTER RAUCHER Excluszve Dealers In LEOPOLD MORSE CLOTHING Also Ladles Wearmg AppIrel 94 100 MaIn Street P one 2 7w Complzments 0 Traehttnberg S Clothmg Co 11197 II I . 5 . u 4 4 , , 1 ' ' ' 3' , I .f I - lf . , . l'U S' 4 I for 2' 'Szr ' I 7 Ph . ' 5 I 0 - . d 5 n A Rf n I f .. ,. 7 f ,.- . ,. ,-3 ' ' 1 -I aA', A' I x ,i i T . -f . Q l ' -y 2, ci l I .1 A . f A h 3' I Smith A. A. Christopher Columbus NAhiE 1 L 83 8-1- S5 86 87 88 S9 90 91 92 93 94 95' 96 qenser M. R, Serra L. Slosherg S. V. Slowikoski W. E. Smith M. T. Stafford, M. V. Stepanik, B. L. Stoklosa, W, S. Sullivan, A. M. Szulewski, I. I. Tedesco, E. M. Tomaino, L. M. Trahan, S. G. Troeger, V. Vuono, D. A. Vvlaters, C. Vv'einert, M. C. Wiemann, M. L. Vwanterhottom, D. L. Vvlolfensfwerger, E. Vfolfman, B. Zdanowska, C. P. Antoko1,J. FAVORITE SAYINC Letf' go fly a kite UK. Sugar ls this right? Oh gosh! Honest el-lo again Blow it out of your ears What a life Oh gee, lover You don't say l'll bet you a nickel Aliminy crickets! Christopher I wish it were Friday It's dehatahle Hurry up l don't know Really? It's Monday again No kidding Ah, gee I Really? Another joke? WEAkNESS Rah'Rahs Watermelon Hot fudge sundae Eating Vklavy hair Candy Redfheads Having ten dates at the same time Tall, clark, and handsome Glenn Miller Being patient at all times Movies Hawaiian music Music Books Costume jewelry Temper Studying Dark, handsome fellows Sammy Kaye Roller skating Sweets Clothes Going to New York H1883 PROBABLE FATE W.P. N sewing circle Marry a salesman God only knows Go to college I'll wait and see A nurse Vkfho knows Working in an ofhce Working in a department store Marrying a six footer Vv'ork in an office Nurse Librarian Being just one of 34,000 people Nurse Work in telephone ofhce just one of the many Ordinary hookkeeper Get married Nurse Marriage Nurse Nurse Going to college :few C011 film 1111 of METROPOLITAN CHAIN STORES 406 NIIIII Street lelephcme 605 1141111 ll L wxvc Cl5U1pllmCIltS of CHANDLER Sf? PALMER Engmeers and Avdutects TH wuz nr ILDINC Complwnents 0 TONGRENS SHOE STORE 11S M1111 Strut N45fWluh Complwnents 0 ABLEMAN S SHOE STORE 69 M1111 Strut The ordan Auto Oo Dome xxrw PL1xmLT11 Norxx 1th W1ll1H1lHf1L john E:-J' George H Bhss, Inc: IEXVELERS HNI1-1111 St Phfmt 5467 'xlnrxuth P01111 BUCKLEY Statzonery Ermklm Squire NORVV ICH CONN EC TICUT C KUTITIWIIHTLIIIS of UTLEY E5 JONES Im um ml P11 wwnausts mlm VV Nolm RL Ih M r 6UBrmdw1y one 1 JULIUS S COOPER 14 NV 3tM1111 Street Nunn h Conn Ihrm ' I Cmnpllmentb o MARR S OONEECTIONERY -PS M1111 Str tt Norxxl h 'IYIPIITIILHI E W Woolworth C0 I I 9 I up . r h - I. . , .J A - 1 . . K, N1 ' 'e, 'c t11'1c'1'11' . I N I I K I K I . 3 1 , , . f 1 I . w E ' E D.f,..4., L 8 .' -- 'N ,I A iv '!-,- LI- : 'E Ph 'fl-1 , Registered Pharmacist I 3 'f- 5 . I K ' 'Q , , . 7 e3-R 1 . 1 ' f . A . , . i 1 . , . , Z ' O Y ' ' I ' 1' In ,'- Q -1 1 x L L ' ' CU ' swf 1:f f -- . I ' ' ' 3 I ICQ H0 194' ll 4 0 4 1 Nasir Abe I Ahugel Allen R Amodeo M Andrews Antonelh L Argentr C Ba1ley I Baron A Barbarossa N Bergeron C Bolz. H Booker Bradlaw M E Brxne V C Brogno H M Brooks I A Brooks lvl L Brownxng N B Budlong M Bulka H Bushnell D Carter E Chapman K Chester V Fu oklrr Swim Dont you vush you kne Hurry up Helen Gee Whmz' Have you got any gum Oh boy Take lt easy kld Oh nuts' Oh well No kxddlng ' Walt for me l Oodles and oodles For goodness sakes Long cheer for the team Why7 Goldern No k1dd1ng7 'Mnt lt the truth7 Youre telhng me X e c r Swell Cut rt out Dld we have fun7 How are you 'and how are you Golly W XM utmss l'1lM.1vl IKC PIL E ltmg Slecplng Handsome hoys Argumg Staymg ln bed late Blue eyes dark halr Popular musxc Clothes Radrn Sweets Banana spllts Peace and quxet Sweets Musxc Popular song Sweets and moves Reading blccpmg Dancmg Copymg Glenn Mlller Evenlng clothes LOQlDg thlngs Moxres UiIQOl PROBABIE FATY Hd1TdfCSSCY Go on rellcf Uncertam Marrlage Congress woman Never leave Norwxch School teacher One never knows Poor man s drudgc Tlme wlll tell One never knows Door opener to a Fuller Brush man Matrxmony Work ln a factory Work IH the five an drme Salesglrl Hou ekeepcr Halrdrcssf-r Old mud Nur e Neyer can Old Mald One never knows Sale g1rl Tune vull tell HCDUGHTCN THE PHQTOGRAPHER OFFICIAL PHOTUGRAPHER FDR THE 1940 MIRROR Zavupfhwq Phalagaaphw IQI I u - -11 O H yyH' N Q ilfl pw 3 7 '79 0 3 '54 'R I '4 40 47 3 144 NAME Clrlello Gombxes Lucn B G Gox M Crandall E D1bble M Dmgnan G Dobrmky H Dudck H Ell1ott B Fnclmg M Ethler B Fearn P Fedelx Freem'1n Freycr B Frlcdman Fr1edm1n Mefhrthy A l' Gcllncul K G1bSlJD M Glea on M Hlgglll E Hymm B aeob on B Kane H K.1rn1ux1e FM orurr QAYINC Bless your heart For Pete G Qake Wa1t just a mxnute You know Aw go on H 1 That 3 your Qtory lumpmg jccpers Good thmgs Grib that Oh you Jar 1ne You don t Wy He ook Oh Qugar Sorta k1nd'1 Laugh7 I thought I d dle Luge Re 1lly77 ', You dont mean lt. n t tm nt r Une nexcr knowx dom one Glory he to Gldeon But dchmtcly' Swell I ll cake tue rcnt3 worth Oh Sure' No klddllig VVFAKNESS Blue cyce Spend money Nut3 Hawauan muelc Candy Day drcammg Eatzng N311 Pohsh Never hawmg enough tlmc Good novel Walkxng W31f1Ug for work Sleepmg Sk1rtQ and sweaters Banana 3pl1ts Popular iongQ Blonde: Sports Rcadxng G1ggl1r1g Clothc C onwcrtlhlc Loupe Homework not clone BoyQ wlth brown I1 ur Lonng penul- Opcru and ymphonle Skatxng Eltlllg vncctb H192 P13or1A13Lr FATE Clark 1n .1 Qtore Ht1ll9CW1fC Silx 1t1on Army Lu the future declde S rles g1rl XX orkmg ID restaurant N111 Sc Ufhrc gzrl Book -1lc3woman Ohcymg George Behmd the counter M lrry Z1 NV P A worker One nex er knows To dlc in old mald Vs rmng for the fleet to lo11r1ml13t l r1x xtc bcerctary Om mxrr knowq 1 151111011 to 3 S111 gxr Vw Ullilllg glrl xXl1lYKIlUYYQ TL lklliff Lnr llrI1C and l1ke lt lgi low t aenr Spln ter lartmy worker UIUC ' ' 1 V1 1 121 ,J. .-ef 3 w A u .-M r 1, 'xx x. ,' 124 , , ' ' 125' ' , . i. ' fl 'Q 4 S 126 A , . . I . Q ' L7 K w . D . . ! v. . Q . l..8 , . A ' V- ' l.. ' , . f h ' 13 A k. , I , .K .. x. 131 ' , , ' A ' .1 ,. . 13- , . y-l 'M ' 133 ',L. ,G A ' M ' l. . ,D. 1 ' . - - C 135 , . f . ' '! . . 1,6 ' ' ,H. -1 l '1 Y N 1.7 ' z ,I. z .... ' ' ' - 1x8 -A i Q Q ' , ' ' Cox il, 1 xpimter ' 1 , . I3 ' I1 'utc A S -ll N Al 139 , . 3 3 1 . 7 5 1 - '-' ' 1 .S , . ' ' Y 7? 141 ' 3, A ' . . ' v 1' -1' 1- 1, . Q Wi G 14' 5 x Q ' 7 - ' ry s 's H l acl el c l' . ' , :,F. .' ' ' 7 1' s' ' 3 ' ' ' Clothe for Lrlduatlon art ilu aye rlght at THF STAR ln prue quahtx and stxle VV e Feature Fnhlon Hall Sults Palm Balch Smte Knox Hats THE STAR Im Qmmx. SAM RABINIOVITFH 114 MAIN STREET S W LEFFINGWELL Ee? SON McCorm1tk DCCYIDL Farm Equlpment S xmas ww S1 RVIC E I hone 1490 677 WtStM1111 St NORVJICH CONNECTICUT Dexnlopmg 84 Prmtmg Enlargmg 'Q C pung J Phone S2 W 42 Franklm Sr HOURIGAN BROS Fzmerzl Sen :te Fukmrrmr Norxxlth ltwctt Cltx Complzments o AVERY FARMS MILK CREAM Ttltphont 4411 DOCO SERVICE INC Retaxl DINISIII t I con 1rd s Photo 55 Xrt Shop THE' D XHL OH 90 UNC' ILUIIC Ijrammg Kodak 86 Kodak Supplles Greeung Ca I for All Outa mm Fuel chlg I 0Il1f71I1lILl1ff ll Managnr of Spcnur Shoe Store E GRAVING RTS INC ENGRAVERS FOR THE 1940 MIRROR TEN BROADWAY SPRINGFIELD MASS I will tsl Y: ' ' 'Q fa , '1 , ' I I . : ' - Iv v . . , I .H L x ll 7 , 7' f, , .. . 1 . . YI' 1 1 I 1 -- , I I A I 1 K . . , N y , , , A n I I 1 1 YN I 1. I - ,x 2- M Cmso cnc 'I IFES , . . ' - r . .'..O O. ., . L 0. , , , f -, , I I I f 1 . . I K .4 K IM . 4 . , ' I Ll :XS I'S I . 7 ' I '4 . , , . . I I T A Y! Q . . NAME FANORITI: SAYING 4 Hou 1g1n C 4 Krauss G T 4 Kudrawetz 4 Lathrop G A 49 Lathrop P A Lest1g J Lewltz R M Leyko V Lyston A E 4 McGrexey A E 5 Madlo L Maxson V M1sh B M 5 Moodle 0 lviulcahy M H INelk1n F 7 Pattlson M C Perry 'vi L 4 P1echowsk1 S E P1-arko A Lllflll K I 6 R1ley M A Xe IOIIOW k1 M 'X Oh sugar Same d1fIerence For goodness sakes le ne sa1s pas Sug xr Pernmcl Hey Beets Is that r1g 7 For Pete s sake I got to go ID O well For goodness sakes How ure you Ill he d.1rncd1fI know Vv uw I So help me I rh lt flghlj I roh1hly o I hope to tell you Let s not quxbhle I 1ope X ou mean lt You WISE guy '7 Wrmmnss Moues Chocolate sundae Hot fudge sundae Square dancmg Chocol nte nut sundae Handsome fellows Eatmg Danclng Magazmes Candy B1g ears Chevung gum Handsome fellows Quotmg Ch1ef Case The hlt par1dc R1bb1ng Doc Cohen Bfflllg late Lendmg money Tall men Sleepmg late X111 es umforms Good looklng fellow Roller kaung H194 PROBABLE FATE Mad chemlst The Shadow knows School teacher Vv'a h dlshes and dust School teacher Boston Bakery NVork1ng1n an ofhce Teachmg Playmg the prano Wlth one finger In the Eve and ten Twenty klds Old Mald s Home Old mald W1th cat and parrot M111 worker Who knows Haxrdresser Let come what may One nexer knows In someone s k1tchen Factory Grammar school teacher Teacher or somethlng Cettmg marr1ed Be1ng atyp1st l 5 r' z , . 1 I I N 7 Y ,s. P, 6 A 8 , . . h . I 1 5 - 5 150 . ' , . ' -' - 151 ' , . . , . ' ' ' li- , . . ' hr. ' ' 153 , . , I . ' I ' ' ' I5 f , . . ' - . ...S - , . y ' - Q l56 , .C. -- R '- I57 Mileski, P. E. Hyfo Silver Nautical things ' ' 158 1 , . . 1 I ' -9 ',L. B. ' 1 ' ' ' 'o 1 -f , . . ' . ' ' 1 6 161 ' ' , . S ' ' ' ' 16- - 1 , . . S 2 I - ' ' ' E , A . . I 2 5 I I6 I 1 ', . . 165 .1 ,1 . ' ' 1 A 166 Q ' y n ' I .' S ' 5 ' I I 168 Is vp, ' NAME I O U 214 I b aw Rogeri H V Rothenberg S SaCloWQk1 L A Seidel S M Silx crlieh B B Sueh IYZCWSICI Turner R Walker I M 17 Andruskiewicz M Benoit A Courter F I-Ialdenby 'VI Laakowaki F Lexus F L Mierzqewxki R LC I Sage 5 R magel L 1rd M h E H Y r E Nlelanee INI E F xx orurn SAYINL, Xxx Qnxx ' Lox ely No k1dd1ng7 Youi error my mistake Holy Low ' I in in 1 hurry Une for all Oh' turn around Muir he I 11 do it in two Qhakee of a lamb s ralc How Come More fun than a bushel H1 ya kid I I don t know Don t you know bodfrey Co lly 11 kite Thar H whit you think I 11 telling you 1No kicldmg ou know wh ith' Oh hoy Oh gee Wzzmexnss PROBABLF FATE Opens and Qymphony Vx orrying Chewing gum ludy Girl md Glenn Miller NUILC Being SLUIWIWOII1 Lemon eokcs Talking out of turn BrunetteQ Being Qarcame Jewelry Studying Getting up in time for Gehool IVIOVIQG Talking Fanny Farmer 2 I howl in Taikmg d ireQ Iot :to 1 nm Glenn M1ller Skating Former h ittering 'I' ilking Dinung the polka 196 Old Mud Golng to college Teichmg Lighthouse keeper Mothu ol 1 hig hippy Iumly Old mud Greenwnh Village I will nexer expand this way Unknown Old maid Busine s career 'ioelal worker r1d1uQ of Norwich A stenographer Doing homework Old Maid L1 e till I dlC Mmke one too many dares H gh ehool teacher X ou nex er ean tell Clerk in Fixc and Ten 1Nurfe Nur c bpeeialize in Qurgery 169 e, . , I '..l1 '. if , , .A 170 , .E. ' I ' 1 171 , ', . 1 ' . , ' 1 172 1 ' , 1. . ' , 1 4 1 1 'S ' ' 4 S 173 ' ' ' , . . ' . 'Q ' , 2 la I 174 ' 1 J I, '. E. I A 1 ' .' ' 2' 175 , . . ' 1 176 . . . . I ' ' l 177 ' I , . , 1 178 ., I . , , N - , A .N . 179 , J. ' 7 st ' 18, , A . 1 V 1 ' 181 LaFreniere, J. L. No kidding? Desire to Walk To be found within a 25' mile 18.4 K 1 1' 'Mi , . - . , . y I 183 ., . . l 1 ' 1 ' 1 1' ' f .V ', . ' 7 ' ' iss 11, . ' ' I T A f -5 'v 'I A 186 1' , I, . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 . 1 - 18 V51 , ' 1 ' 1 All . 1 S' 1'8 VC. , .F 'i ' ' ' I ' ' 189 VN'els , .ISI I A ' A I 4' 190 Vfood, .I. Y 1 . Q 1 ' I - 191 'o 2, . , 1 ' S 12- 1 ' , . , N - ' I I 5 7 0 NAME Coulopoulos E Emerson I Gaumond M Kiefer A Kostelos S Remondi O G Roberts M A MacLean N E McKeag N H Conti R Disco A Congdon Dolan R Wirth R Angelopoulos G FAVORITE SAYING Aw heck Oh glory You don t know me What did you say? Criminies Now what7 Do tell Colly Glory be ' Wait a minute What do you know Gomg up What s new? You re a good kxd but who likes kids WEAKNESS Expensive perfumes D111 pickles Shyness Sweets Beechnut gum Shows Boys of six feet Handsome blondes Scottxes New clothes Music Blushing The women Jimmy Dorsey My girl friend 1119711 PROBABLE FATE You guess Old maid Succeed in everything I undertake Who knows7 Time will tell Sales girl Spmster Housewnfe Mathemat1c1an Old maid Bookkeeper B1g league ball player U S Army Aviator Playing a sax Playing in an orchestra 193 , . f ' 194 , . ' ' A 195 , . ' ' ' 196 ' , . ' , , 197 , . ' ' ' - ' 198 ', . . . - 199 , . . ' ' -0 , , . ' Magesky, S. V. 1t's amazing Comic books Being a nurse 201 ', . ' ' ' 145 ' , . ' 146 , E. ' ' 147 , . E. ' . , . - 148 ' , . - , 4 K 1 149 . , . ' ' , ' ' ' ' 'Me Jlwmwm afsepjuwm .21 1938 'xfeif We Qoagef V-fa if.1u U ,n I e hurricane hits Broadway v-, Home Makmg Building after the humcane Graduation on the Campushlune 1938 I I 43 6531 3 hpfvialyc Lf. 1 Mm. .....uam.z... 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