University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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lg. -TNC? MARILYN WEINER W f yymfm, ,fu W AW! VERA WILLIAMSON Vera Hometown-Hartford Hartford Public High School Always on the tip of her toes . . . expectancy and aliveness are the words for Vera . . . industriousness and diligence . . . plus ambition and optimism . . . sincere friendliness . . . remember the Christmas Play . . and Little Orphan Annie . . . public speaking class held no trials for you with your pleasing voice, and easy, graceful manner . . . Vanguard, Womcn's Conference League LEONARD YANCHINSKY Lenny Hometown-Hartford Hartford Public High School How do you get all those A's, Lenny? . . . here is excellent executive ability . . . meticulous and exact . . . unassuming and conscientious . . . a fine taste for clothes . . . a sports fan . . . well-liked and rates high in the estimation of all who know him . . . he will reach the top!! . . . Epsilon Alpha Zeta, Senior Class Vice-President, Vanguard, Initiation Week Committee New Britain High School Friendly and quiet . . . serious thinking . . . subdued modesty and calm reserve . . . nice to know and fun to be with . . . a faithful worker and an accepter of responsibility . . . ambition-a secret . . . mild voice . . . the biggest heart in the world . . . What I save, I lose, what I give, I gain. Women's Conference League EDWARD FORAN ..Ed.. Hometown-Wallingford Lyman Hall High School My brief case and I . . . says nothing, sees all . . . well-groomed in manners and appearance . . . only fellow ,Q in the short hand class . . . unobstrusive . . . a shy smile . . .a sincere friend and a conscientious worker . . . conser- vative personality . . . Calm and sincere, he marches ahead. Business Board of Yearbook me kg' ....t,.,, 5 .WJ f ' .f.z:f fic t G f 5'Z'?IM V ,- Q. J og I eil?-I V 'Q . , ,, W, N I, ,. 4, .,-,s, , Z 17

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ill if fi HARRIET ROUSSOS Harriet Hometown-Hartford Bulkeley High School ' Real, understanding friendship . . . Practical and level headed . . . neat as a pin . . . plenty of smart clothes . . . always a twinkle in her blue eyes and a warm smile on her lips . . . excells in swimming and horseback riding . . . quick wit and subtle humor . . Women's Conference League, Discussion Group, Student Council, ' Hillyear Hustlers, Constitutio I Amendment Committee fe. ff LUCY SPATAFORA Lucy Hometown-Wethersfield Bulkeley High School Friendly . . . vivacious . . . sparkling eyes . . . get along, shuffling feet . . . gift of gab . . . l didn't, l swear I didn't the hustle, bustle girl . . . good sense of humor . . quick laugh , . . nice to know . . . ioyous are the busy . . her ways are ways of pleasantness . . . Callboard, Women's Conference League, Formal Committee, Hal- loween Party Committee, Vanguard, Hillyer Hustlers, Bowling Club, Lounge Committee Lfugi WW HELEN STUART Helen Hometown--Southington Lewis High School Wish l had her A's . . . oh, that blond hair! . . . in quietness lies hidden friendship . . . she'll make the perfect secretary . . . the executive type . . . she looks like sweet sixteen helpful . . . dependable . . . speech is great, but silence is greater . . . Dramatic Club, Epsilon Alpha Zeta, Women's Conference League, Senior Class Secretary ILONA TROUSDALE Ilona Hometown-East Hartford East Hartford High School Conscientious and efficient worker . . . work and play don't mix . . . Many a boy sighed as she smiled at him Enioys singing and piano playing . . . Always a neat sophisticated appearance . . . A kind word for everyone . . . delightfully charming . . . system will be the keynote to her success . . . Vanguard, Student Council Secretary, Women's Conference League, Hillyer Hustlers, Northfield Planning Committee, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Student Advisory Council, Bowling Club and ect,-L2 f A v s s - C5-6 LC ZW I y .foo u QQ, C3-gf!oCff.fL,Lfj C.,,4..4..-4g

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Tribute to ROGER H. MOTTEN Among our most cherished and inspiring remembrances of Hillyer Junior College will always be the prudent iudgment, under- standing leadership, and personal interest of our Dean during our first year at college. With a heartfelt sense of gratitude and admiration, we, the class of 1945, present this tribute to our friend, Roger H. Motten.