University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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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.

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AGOSTINELLI, GUERlNO A lole-comer, Bill has be- come a valued member of lhe class. ALLEN, LILY Wisely chosen was her name, She puls lhe lovely flower lo shame. ANTHONY, ERNEST We like earnesl Ernest. He's one of lhe chess experls, and a good fellow. ASKINAS, BETTE If you're askin' us, of course, we like Belle. Her vivacious- ness and magnelic personalily have won well deserved popularily. ATCHALES, MARY She's quiel, friendly ,and sedale, She's our ideal of a class- male. s. ...gh Wim x. , .1 . bw cd !'!,, i. C ?7'Ca 5, P BARRY, THOMAS Tom's ulhlelic abilily, his candor, and his willingness lo help have endeared him lo us. BERLANI, EVERETT Lucky may be ralher small, Bul Lucky's line is awfully lall. BERNSTEIN, JOELLE Snappy, clever, full of lun, Joelle has a smile for every- one. BOONE, DONALD Dan's keenness and elo- quence will always be co mended. We kno e' e- come a worlhy I WML BOUCHA RD, ALPHONSE We don'l know if Al can croon. Tha! face alone will make girls swoon.