University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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Robinson, Markowski, King, Haglund, Brooks. OLASS OF 1940 JOHN J. KING President FRANK ROBINSON Vice-President CHARLES BROOKS, Jr. Treasurer MILDRED HAGLUND -Secretary STANLEY MARKOWSKI Historian WVe juniors ofttimes think that our class might truly be called the transition class if one could be picked. During our days here we have seen the college as it was before the changes began and some of us will probably see the college when it is nearly through changing before We graduate. This, our junior year, has been one of large doing for us. The intricacies of Junior Prom promo- tion, yearbooks, tree-planting, even politics, are now familiar to us. We have dabbled in much and accomplished not a little. Members of our class have taken the initiative in the formation of the Pistol Club and the Electrical Olub and have been instrumental in the success of the Roundtable as well as most of the older organizations. We have innovated a system of running third-year class functions which, We think, has proven wholly satisfactory-thereby vindicating our actions as clever though maligned politicians. We have even achieved a moderately popular class jacket and a crcditably small number of flunkees. Dr. Paul Walker was elected our class adviser, replacing Dr. Kelly.

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RIDGQIWIY MONTGOMERY BOGG l1':1irliehi Economies Phi Mu Delta Ridge . . . Smooth dresser . . . Quiet, easy personality . . . And then God cursed man with n:unes . . . Studies faithfully, ye Gods . . . As they soy of rolling stones and busy streets . . . Transfer from the Junior College of Connecticut. VVALTER EDWARD BURR Middletown Chemistry Alpha Gamma Rho Walt . . . Ace breast-stroker . . . Napoleon of the ROTC . . . Pm pep . . . Flashy shirted castle gigolo . . . Erstwhile chicken- feeder . . . Hark to the muse Terpsicho1'e . . . Blue and Wliite Club, 2, 35 Swimming, 1, 2, 3. CHARLES DAVID BROOKS, JR. Meriden Economics Phi Mu Delta Brooksie . . . Milkman . . . Short-end poli- tician . . . Heavyweight basketeer . . . Beanery brilliant . . . Henry can take it,,boys,' . . Football, 1, Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Oiiicers' Club, 35 Classtreasurer, 3, Gamma Chi, 3. ALGARD ANTHONY CESKAVICH New Britain Mechanical Engineering Theta Sigma Chi Al . . . Dark-room dabbler . . . Constant correspondent . . . Engineers' Club, 1, vice-presi- dent, 2, 33 Science Club, 1, 2, 35 Math Club, 2, 3, Pistol Club, 2, treasurer, 3, Photography Club, 1, 2, 3, Officers' Club, 33 Swimming, 1, 2, 3, Rifle team, 1, Photography editor of 1939 Nutmeg. , Q, 15-' 'uf 'aQ?Z r, Ci ff ' sv l !.'f A 'W wzv5 - is .lk-v 44,.f',,,.,,,.......,-f'..'v!.,,,, 'ffv-fr .PW ', lvft' 1'Z'f '-w-4a. 2'Jgj- ' A .xx I-.KN -sv 'lv- 4' V ROGER WEBB CHAMBERLAIN NORMAN LeBARON CHELLO Norwalk Guilford Zoology Bacteriology Alpha Gamma R110 Norml' . . . Thorough sort of a chap . . . uBuokw l l . Imperturbable beanery boss I . . Good mixer, but choosy . . . His life pattern Early to bod l . - V-Shaped torso i n i flsimon includes women-bugs fascinate him too . . . Legreeu Sans Whip ' ' D He also swims we heal. Seldom seen and less often heard . . . Blue-eyed you oonit do that!!! i in i The blond . . . Cross country, 15 Rifle team, 1, 2. . . . Tall and easy-going . . . 2, 3. . l. . Hey, friendly grin Swimming, 1, MICHAEL JAMES CIMINO ALBERT MILES CLARIQ New Britain Glenbrook Economics Animal Husbandry Eta' Lambda Sigma' All' . . . Unassuming and quiet student . . . Father Mike . . . Miss Ca.rr's fair-haired Modest . . . And hard-working . . . Practical boy . . . Potential business administrator . . . experience in the horse barns . . . Slow drawl Valentino Cimino . . . Democratic smile - - - Block and Bridle Club, 2, 33 Grange, 2, 35 . . . Transfer from Holy Cross . . .Newman T1'f111SfC1'f1'0II1 Amllerst. Club, 2, 35 Football, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 3.