West Haven High School - Blue Flame Yearbook (West Haven, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1935 volume:

LOGBOQK - llll 9 JM , , q Q' , 1935 FQ V41 10 ... C And I was UAOIIIU' tw sen mvseIf- ffm seck 25 h , for buried l1'cz1su1'cs. ROIEICIVI' I,oL'1s S'1'r:x'EN5oN YOIlfXIE XVII I'uIJIisI1ccI Ivy THE 1035 CIQEVV OF 'IIIIE GOOD SIIII' XYEST HAVEN IIIGH SCHUOJ. I XX' I-IST IIAYEN , COX N1-IC'l'ICL l' V Q r L TLT yn x.: 4 Z fx, XJ '-r-4 U P 4 4 L ,e T BLE OF CONTENTS 191-31m1q,x'1'1ux - 1X1f'1'1i1:c:L'Alm - I'4URlCXN'URl7 S12,xx1EN - GIIXICRACKS - Sx1oo'r1l S1x11,1xG - CROSSING Tlllf 1,1x1c Sllllfs SPORTS CLASS Loc: RADIO Loc: .XT 'rum CA11'1',x1N's TIx1s1.1Q If11cs'1' Ymuxmgxcs - 'l'111iv Sr:1u'l'1n AS BALLAST Sxfws - I,1xs'r XVIL1, mf T113 Clclcxx SNAPS - NrlmxcglilQ143x'ls14115 - G1,ossARv Ulf 'l'14:lcMs Cm: MEXC1iNIlCN'l' XYEEIQ I'1cocsuA K1 .XWARIDS ANI: Ilomnks .'XCKXOWL1'llJGN1ICNTS mii- 0 11 113 17 55 70 81 85 103 107 112 113 114 117 118 120 121 125 124 125 120 G11 gmlilhreh Sinanelg Zlfrienh, flluunszlur, zmh Ueucher 3392, the 51112155 uf yinetzen mhirtg-glfine Eehiczxte Ulqis Knghuuk M ISS QXIILIJREIJ SNAYELY Pint Jfatc. 31? as, 6 DUTY CREW f', Z if S 1 ,- 1 f ,M lf? 1 ' X ig ?g,fN ,2ff X Christine M. petrillo Editor- in -Chief Eugene G. Condon Business Manager Paul Higgins Associate Business manage Nlartin D. 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' X' w i I I In 5'.fV'3 1V1g, .1 '- 1-. 3 II I lim an V 'S r V 1 . 1 gm. D. XVE1ss'rER ISELCHER Captain. l T mnunm L O G O Kiiiiiiiiiiiiii AFTERGUARD D. NVEBSTER BISLCHER, Principal Massachusetts Agricultural College 516 Savin Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut TXIILDRED SNAvI5Lv, Assistant Principal State Normal School 546 Washington Avenue, XVest Haven, Connecticut HELEN M. MCMAHON, Dean of Girls Tufts College 106 Martin Street, West Haven, Connecticut L. CASSANDRA ALDRICII Mt. Holyoke College l06 E. Quincy Street, North Adams, Massachusetts S. BELLE ANDERSON Middlebury College Waterbury Center, Vermont ETHEL L. ANDERTON Wellesley CollegeeYale University 287 Long Beach Avenue, York Beach, Maine Joins E. :XYERY Colby College 397 Center Street, XVest Haven, Connecticut ESTHER BARNET Brown University 9l Rotch Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts OLIVE BARROWS Simmons College 327 Washington Street, Hartford, Connecticut GLAnvs C. BLACKMUN Tarkio College 598 Campbell Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut SHIRLEY BOWMAN Pembroke College 35 Chestnut Street, VVest Haven, Connecticut LUCY E. BRYANT Bates College Lisbon Center, Maine LUCILE W. BUCKLEY University of Maine H84 Kenduskeag Avenue, Bangor, Maine DOR0'1'HEA M. BUZZELL University of Maine 222 North Brunswick Street, Old Town, Maine GRACE D. BYRON Connecticut College for Vtfonien 201 Center Street, VVest Haven, Connecticut MATTITENV COYLE State Teachers' Training School 22 Bluff Avenue, XVest Haven, Connecticut CORA ,M. CRANE Cooper Union Art School 170 Park Street, New Haven, Connecticut MARION L. CROVVE Arnold College 272 Noble Street, XVest Haven, Connecticut FRANCIS L. DEGANGI Clark University 222 Park Street, XX'est Haven, Connecticut ZETIIEL B. DEWITT Mt. Holyoke College 9 Onondaga Street, Skaneateles, New York HIHH lillge lW f' l L O O R O O HELEN L. DODD Connecticut College for VVo1nen 551 S avin Avenue, XVest Haven, Connecticut KATHLEEN I. 1J0l1ER'1'Y Connecticut College for Women 15 Everit Street, New Haven, Connecticut RUTH E. FAUST Hood College Mercersburg, Pennsylvania JOSEPH L. FINNEOAN Middlebury College 68 Trumbull Street, New Haven, Connecticut FRANCIS J. FITZGERALD New York State College for Teachers 33 East llrown Street, XVest Haven, Connecticut FRANK GOODALE Yale University 397 Edgewood Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut BERTHA E. GRAHAM Smith College 355 XVillow Street, New Haven, Connecticut 1WARGARET V. GRAHAM Connecticut College for Women 199 Elin St1'eet, NNest Haven, Connecticut GSWALD 13. GRAHAM Trinity College 199 Elm Street, XVeSt Haven, Connecticut EDNA L. GRANT Bay Path Institute 106 Martin Street, West Haven, Connecticut SARAH E. JONES Bates College and Clark University 106 Martin Street, VVest Haven, Connecticut JOHN J. LADEN Holy Cross College 61A twater Street, New Haven, Connecticut ALICE R, LAWSON Vtfellesley College 101 XVashington Street, Gloucester, Massachusetts LEONARD LORD University of Maine Ran dolph Road, Middletown, Connecticut FRANCES MAOOON Aurora College 66 Prospect Street, Manchester, New Hampshire HELEN A. MAHER Trinity College 451 Norton Parkway, New Haven, Connecticut HAROLD E. MCGRATH MAY V. MCLOUOHLIN FLORENCE E. MUSSAR VVesleyan College 464 Third Avenue, NVest Haven, Connecticut Albertus Magnus College 119 Linden Street, New Haven, Connecticut Stebbing Secretarial School 115 Maple Street, New Haven, Connecticut EDWARD L. PERLOVVSKI 231 Union Avenue, AN1'OlN1i'I 1'P1 l'E'rR1LLo 65 Wfestfield Street, H1LL1s D. PETTENGILL Richmond University XVeSt Haven, Connecticut Alhertu West H aven, Connecticut 535 Main Street, Lewiston, Maine ummi 1,21gC lluuiiuuu S Magnus College Bates College 2 + W-- 1, o o is o o K iiiiii liA'1'111-Zkixrt L. POWER XVhitewater State Teachers' College Mt. Victory, Ohio l.oL'1s li. Rclnx Connecticut State College 109 Lamson Street. West Haven, Connecticut ELSIE A. ScnEN 141-:R Mt. Holyoke College Fine Street. South lflatlley, Massachusetts ALICE 13. SCOFIELD Goucher College 279 Post Road, Darien, Connecticut lDOR0'I'llY C. SMITH Mt. Holyoke College 463 XVashington Avenue, VVest Haven, Connecticut lJOROTllY E. SMITH VVhitewater State Teachers' College Galesville, VVisconsin HELEN STUKI-3NnoL'1'z Peru State Teachers, College Nebraska City, Nebraska RUTH D. TRUE Boston University 41 True Street, Portland, Maine lx1IiLVIN E. XVAGNICR VVhitewater State Teachers' College 49 Marshall Street, XYest Haven, Connecticut FLORENCE R. XVEBSTER Framingham Normal School 222 High Street, Randolph, Massachusetts ELSIE M. HOR'l'ON QSOC1'Cz'a1'y to P7'il1,Cif1llID 184 Elin Street. XN'est Haven, Connecticut EI,IZAl3E'l'll C. 1iRlC'l l' Q,A1s.v'isfazf1i .S'ccre1'z11'yj 250 Center Street, XYest Haven, Connecticut Mmw li. Fi1:NNo tDicf'ivianj 71 Rockefeller Avenue, XVest Haven, Connecticut lJORO'l'llY G. GRISVVOLD CLlb7'G7'iG7'lD 157 Main Street, VVest Haven, Connecticut 1N1ARY F. lX1lTLlIOl,LAND QMUWOPID 33 llroxvn Street. VVest Haven, Connecticut gin gllllexnnriam F' 4 glillarg . terse Muni' ,1',H,gC ummiiii ,, o l F 5 2 F 5. E E E S 1 V V Lg FOREWORD is NCHORS awei fhl and four vears afo a bewildered crew gs 5 Q33 ' of Landlubbers set sail on an adventurous cruise to seek TJ wg for buried treasure, treasure other then Pirate-gold. CY. H? 1 . . . . L4 eff, Guided by our knowing ofhcers, We anxiously explored new lands in Science and Psycohology, Finding bits of treasure here and there. XVe learned to dive deeply into the sea of knowledge and to gather brilliant pearls for safe-keeping. Our First Mate, Perseverance, was there, helping us steer a straight course between the many snags, and rescuing those of us who fell overboard. Now our voyage is ended. No longer clumsy Landlubbers, we are skilled Seamen about to steer our own course into another sea, a larger one. lt was good to sail upon the sea and find treasure. If, in these four years, we have learned to swim only one stroke the voyage has not been in vain if that stroke be strong enough to keep us above the water. The memories of this voyage will ever afford us pleasure. May this Logbook keep these memories ever fresh for us. llon Voyage! Tins CLASS Book BOARD. , V . .111 111111111 11111111-1 11 111 111 111 11 1 wwwwwwwwww I4 B O O K111 vvwwuwwuw 1 1 1 1 Muay .XU1:lfs'1'1N11i .N11n.x1112ssA -1411111-1 1111 'J111 115 111111 -11111f' .ll1'. 248. Can11 ell Avenue. Nome su11,1,1'1A.A. 2. 3. 4. lntencls to eu ' ' 1 sfeollefe. Hobby, SXX'l11ll1lQ 'C I I 4 J l'ilfI.lX .X1.1131cs.x .S'11rl1 tl 11111110.11 -1'1111fl1. l71 'y. 1 lg ' 11 venue. Xxvllll ngto .' . . .. . 2, 3, 43 lfre ll 1 ftie Squad, Freneh Club ' rack 2, 3, 4. Intencls to stucly aviation. Hobby, sports. XV11.1.1.x1x1 -l0Sl'fl'H fXl.l.lfN ifxvillllfllgj t'lld1ll'l'S 11111 j1u1'.wl111l1 q1111I1f11's. Q '16111 ' 48 Hood Terr ee. St. lf 2, 3. Ip' ncls to study a ' tion. Hobby, SXVll11llllllg. J--1 E1.1Q.xNoR xlAY rX1.1.1xG Of1t11111s111 ix llll Z'7l'I'lIfltLl11IC tl.YSl'f.U EI , 618 C 111113 11 Avenue. ' us 2 3 4' ostrum 1. . ' si 15 INIHI 1a Phi ' ' neh Club 3, 4 Union Sch o Sch ol 1j 'l jicoms 3, Sec -tary 4' A ensic C ub, Christ' nias y . Pla11s to enter Dick- enson College. Bvuox li1.1.1s A1.1.x' N IIN jzuns flu' 11111116.11 1111111111'1'1'd Illllll lim! r'1'v1' 'ZUlllkUlf 1'l11's0 l111lls. f?y . 503 Savin Avenue. Union School. AA. lg Freshman Traffic Squatlg Hi-Y 1. 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Undecided about his future. Hobby, boating. Page 19 I . ' Gmc li W11.1.1.1M .Xxuiko X 4 Nol!1i1111 is i111j111.v.vi11l1' lo 111d11.rf1'y. Civge . 54 vvl1Zl1'tUl1 Street. St. Lawrence's School. Plans to stucly architecture i11 France. Hobby, woodwork. ROBEli'l' C11.x1u.12s A1v1111:1:soN Oh, gin' 11.1 flu' 1111111 1111111 Sillfja' 111 his 'ZU4II'k.U fl11dy . 47 Chestnut Street. Union School. .-XA. 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 1. Umlecidecl about the future. Hobby, swimming. S,xN1f0R1J L1i1C'1'1i A N111-Zlasox .Slf11'1't'l1 is y1'1'a1,' I7IlfS1l1'7lL'1' ix g1'1'c1fr'1'. .S'11111 . 235 Union .'XX'Cll11L'. Union School. Chorus 1. Z2 4X..X. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y lg Spanish Club 3g School Revue 33 Football 3. 4g Tennis 3, 4. Intends to enter col- lege. Hobby, sports. ELSIE L. ANoU11.1..x1:E ul VIll'l'L? the SfJ't7fllI1l3i 1'1111111'll1 .v11111111'Iz1'sf, U -wafer is r1avf1vs1'. . . J HEI . 3 . Beael1,,Street. VVorth- ington Ho ,gr School. AA. 1. 2, 3. 4g Kal P11i 2, 3, 45 Art Club 3, 43 Senior Hiking Club. Intencls to enter Larson Secretarial School. Hobby, playing the piano. llokls C.xko1.1 xg .-XRNo1.11 hlll hw' 11111111111 is N10 hm of klIltflIl'SS.H D01'i.r'l. 14 ef . Vash- ingt 1l. .. . l, 3. 4: Span! ish , 4. Uncleeiclecl 211311111 the fu ure. Hobby, SNVl11ll11111Q2f. ni i n ummm l LLTLL' .-Xsxlur Yup lzfrm' Jmmy .fl1'i1zy.v lo Xfllll' lm-iw. f'l.IllllM. 629 xbviwlllllgttbll Ave. Union School. AA l 2 3 4 intends to enter Z1 blisiness college. llobby, reading. '. 1 . by, dancing. Rosii li1.lz.n:14:'1'11 Asn 'ER l'l1y 1lItltlL'A'lj S ni 1' 0 to tlzy Him' .' lfo.n ', 4 6 VX'ashington Ave. NY' 'hinf' Seht ol iA..-X. 3, 45 I H 3 ng Clul Spanish Club 3. In is o Stone's Busi- nc l B Fiuxn XY.XI.TliR B.xcoN films are oflvu cliscoz'el'v1l ill Xlltlylfliv l?frk . ,A3 Union Aye, Union Scliogi?f-XJ?-lf, 22 Bandflf Z. 31 Orch- r .134 'Uhdecided about the f ire. Hobby, laying the drum. QQNQJ Josliifn Am' non B:XI.MF:R Hull ltlllgllllfll' or ullusl' I llC'ZlUl', 11c'I'U1' use. h.'ll'fU. 204 Brown Street. First Avenue School. A.A. 35 Orches- tra 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Trajicoms 43 Traffic Squadg Win- ner of Bookkeeping H Contest 3. lntends to attend VVharton School of Finance. Hobby, stamp col- leeting. Cix'1'H1i1 . C BARM 'DE .l11' l Ifj af 5 'tial ifef' I A ' 53 B hm St N .i- i toi Se ml 'ior s 2 , 2. 3. 4. I ds to ei X h - dressing ' demy. Hob y, dale- ing. LoGBooK iiii i iiiii ii Wi Page 20 .Wm f n n nu iiiiiiumnniinviiuvsniszmnpvwlnnunnuur r C11.XRI.I-IS .x1uu'I3.xRmQTT My lzvurl is ctw' nl your .n-1 z1irv.' 'Clzurlivf' 21 Morse Avenue. Union School. .-XA. 1, 2, S, 4. lntends to study medicine. Hobby, swimming. SY1.y1.x Ihsiin lx'1zo-zvlvclgc is lllv lump num my feel. .S'il1 . 118 Anderson Avenue. VVashington School. A.:X. l, Z, 35 Rostrum 3. 43 French Club 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4. Undecided about the future. Hobby, dancing. Enwixkn PHn.1.1P BAsoc11.I., JR. Souza of us llziazlc in f?t1l'Ufjl'lI!7ll.S' and folk in 'Z'Ul1llIIC.Y.'l lid . 29 Lestq Street. Nlash- ington School. .-XJX. lg Hi-Y l, 2, 3g Spanish Club, 3, 4. Plans to enter Mexico Nzitipnal University. Hobby, reading.-Q' DoRo'r11x' l'1VliI..X'N IEECKER To all always fl'lL'lItllj'.M lively 3 Campbell Avenue. Thompst . ' ool. l o'rus Zg AA. l, Z, 3, , Roytr SZ, 4g French Club 45 Seniox-SHR ing Clubg Sen- ior Class Book Board. Plans to enter Stone's Business College. Hobby, dancing. linwauix I,1Nco1.N BICRN s'1'E1 N For llmy vcuzqzuv' tulzo lfvliviw they can. lfdrliv . 87 Gilbert St. Forest Street School. .-MA. 1. 2. Unde- cided about the future. Hobby, reading. rx In in it :mr ' ' 'l W ' l ' l l llllllll'llll ' I4 G O O :mum i i uuuuuu 11 uumlmiuuuurrumurxil rr uiullnmullm SIIICLDON FLOYD l3l.AKE .ls Iizrsy as U lice. Nob -!Sl . .',. .1 l, Z, 3. 4, Ilan: LC , -Y 1, Z, 3, 4. P111 r ' d ' chitecture. Hob- hx .S'l11'l YlAq lleck Avenue. k ' . crawidg Doius li1.mxo1e I51..x1q15s1.EE Yuri 'rufll kzzrrze nu' by mira. l?fv1'f'ic . 6 7' rview Avenue. VVashiugt-o . ool. Chorus 2, 3, 43 AUX. . 3, 4, Trajicoms 3, 4. Pl' ' m enter a nurses' training scho . Hobby, reading. linxx KIAE I3l..x1i13s1.12E 'ilu uir .rn 'zelzi111.viruI, and ye! so sm-vcr. lid , 791 Campbell Ave. North Main Street School. VVallingford. Chorus 5, 4: A..-X. 33 lfreuch Club 3. 4. lntends to enter a business eollegex llobby, dancing. mix E1 ETII BLOMBERG '. auf 5 Ll Pin. Ulf 3 '. 833 VX'ashington Ave. T son S o . A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 'e ' Hikinb Club. Plans to y beauty culture. Hobby, ciug. Evo Boxer .N'ln'l1g1ll1 of mind is v.1'v1'ris1'. N u :mf nal. Pill , 1047 Campbell :Xvenue. Thompson School. A.A. l. 2, 3, 43 Soccer Z, 3. 4. Intends to enter business. Hobby, athletics. mmm: WWW Puri. -10.531 I ll icnlik ' .r like in mux 'ous lo-zu Acc. X'Bt'1z1.' Lvy Street. Union S hool, -ast Haven. .'X.A. 1, 2, 3. Undecided about the future. llob- by, fishing. j.xc1i Llikox' Boviiif t.llI f'1o1u'sI llltIIl,.Y Lord is us gum! as 1115 lm df' 'Ala 'J er . Noble S '. . . 1.5 Jall 2, 3, 4, B se al , -14 rac . Unde- eic Jout f t e. Hobby, s or s. PAU1. JOSEPH B1mni.EY '24 youd ffllou' is f11zt'ug.'s n'5vE'?! Brad , 18 Chew Street. St. Francis School, New Haven. .-NA. 3, 45 School Play 33 Junior Prom Committee, School Revue 45 Traji- coms 3, 4, Track 25 Class Day Committee. Undecided about the future. Hobby, hshing. Espizuaxcn ELI n BRAUN I ' 'Lofflz Izonzrujijgz 1 's' 45 VV .. feet, Union Sc iool. A.. , 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 43 School Revue 4. Plans to fur- ther her education. Hobby, swung ming. CATHERINE Suzwxxn BRENNAN is a Z'll'fll fail' ' dCtT4venue I , . S9 . Colon' l echool. AMN. 1, 2, 3. 4. s to enter Stone's Busi- ness , llege. Hobby, dancing. I muunmmmmumimi-uuiiimuuuz 1,LlgC mm ri A uummu H ii rlmurmrmul ll II1IIIIIIIIlllmmmlllmmm1ulllllllllllllllllu 11 1 11 111 111111 11 1111 111111111 1111111111 in111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111l Guoumq jos1-21'H Biciixxxg .ll11.i'i1' is II11' 11111-21111111 I11111111141111' of 1111111k11111. 4f1'111'111 '. 271 Peck Avenue. Xxliwlllllglilll School. .1'X..'X. 2, 3, llanfl 1, 2, 5, -lg Scliool licvue 4. lnlcnds to go to a music sclmol. llobby, collecting' pets. Glisro C. llRoa'L'o1.1 l.ll-N11-vs II11' s11111t'.' t'l11'.vI1'1 '. Lucy Street, W'arncr School, VVll47lllJl'1ClgC. Undecided about tllc future. Hobby, swim- nnng. l':l.lf.X Nou M .xv lluoxx' N J C111'1'1'l11': 111 j'1'1111111', 221 York Qt. Tlioinp- s Selool. AA. 1, ETASQ VVinncr ol,Q'fy:'iiresl11na11 Ueclamationgion- test: junior' 'roin Committee, Senior Prom , nnnittee: Clieer Leader -1. Plans to cntcr business. Hobby, dancing. .XR'1'11L'1a Gilman Bkuxiixc Nll.1lt'I'l'yS fIf'ZL'tlj'.Y .vcifvly 111 -z':1l11111'. . '. 139 Union .'Xvc. Union 51 ml. XA. 1. 2. Si 4. lans to write ort s, o ' '. 1, avia- tion. f ZXF C11.x1c1.1Cs HRUNING i'7'l'111111'1'11'Zx'.' Lvf if 1'111l11'.U C'l1111'I1's . 71 Lamson Strcct. 'llll1l1ll1JSl111 School. AUX. 3, 4. Undecided about thc futurc. Hob- by, building radio sets. 11111111111111111111 111111 11111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111 1111111 1111111 111111111111111111 1 N 'J l , 'Q cf , ' 1, cp G 13 0 0 . ...,.,. 1 .. X ! - 1 J 4 N ., J 'X '.' 1 1 1 ff R L l'1-1 l'iS'ltlll-IR Bc1.1.1s .5'1n'11d 11111 11111 11111511 I11111' 111 11111' plafv. ' R-1.1Jl1 . 15 jones St. 'l'lio1n11- son 'School A.A. -lg lfrcslnnan Declaination-Contcstg Senior Ili- kiug Club. Intends to enter Stone! Business College. Hobby, reading. 1':l,I.IOTT 1f1a.xNc1s Bonus llc dovx 21111111 111' docs 'z1'1'll. 1-'11111-mi . ,44 11115165 st. Noble ' ocl. Fnotball 2 3, 43 Baseball H Q .1 , , 45 L in of gym wrestling tea 1 5, physical education. F W j.xx1c1Q 1-1x'1c1.x'x lickuows .Y1'11f 111111 11111 gaudy. x Mft!! 1. 548 Fi Ave. Tlio ip- son Scio 1 us 2, 3 , .1 A. 1, Z, -lg ,cpanisl . Undecid- ed aboit tlie f fre. Hobby. ten- 1115. lficxxclis M Am' C.xcG1.x No True zt'11r'll1 is 111 Irriliy, 11111 fll sv 11111111f' 5 ioo , ..-X. 1, g Girl Re- ' ,4g S 'll. Club 3, 45 Sei r Fm4 11 ecg Senio Hi ng Cl ' reas rer of Class 1. Undecided about the future. Hob- by, dancing. ,, . A. , , If Hlllv. R lllL,ll 11 I I' 1 lARj R 1 Ulilfl. AI.l.AHAN 1iEl7r1'c lm' 111 is culled. .lfv:11'gc .f' 4 Bloln St. Union . School, AA. 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Hiking Club. Undecided about the future. Hobby, dancing. 1 1111111111111111111111111 11 1111 111 11 1111 1 1111111111111 111111111 I4 O G B O O K1111111111111 11111111111 1111111111 111111111111 11111 11111111111111111111111111 111 14,1yR1i1 EJ - 1 .1x13 1 ll'l1y s uld life ln, 1 Or l 1 I.1111111 '. 'e ' 11 ' ve. St. Lawre11ce's . u . '11 sjg A. .-X. 1, Z, 3, 43 Class ' 11 - tee. Uncleciclecl abc the future. l1111111y, SVVl1l111llllg. P11U1..1N1a NQRMA CAv1.AN .S'111'1'1'.v.1' fl11'11ugl1 lz11r1l mrzsislvllf l11l1111'. N111'111ir . H60 Ma 1 ' 1.111 S' 1771. . 4' 11116 11 11111 ' lllg Contes 3 Plans tu cuter Hay P21111 Institu . H1'11111y, music. lQ0llER'l' 1fk1cn19R1c14 C'.1R1.soN Thu lllll'l'Hl' of ull 1'11111'1'11.11'. l111l1 . 150 'rst1uNve. Union S1-1111111. . l, ,' 4g l1'resl1111a11 'l'1'z1H1c S1 1. ' 1e111ist'1'y Club 43 '1'r: 1k Q -. Jlaus 111 ehter 131181- 11e. e st1111ya1'iati1111. H11l111y, ZlX1. 111. C1.11f1fo1111 VYILSON C.xsNER Talk-tl111t'.v 'Z,U'lItlf 111' 1l01'.1 111111111111 buf. .S'l11'i111f1 , 697 Cz111111hell Ave. 'l4111111111s1'111 School. ClllUI'llS 23 A. A. 1, 3, 43 111-Y 1. Plans to sturly lllCC11C1l1L'. 11111111y, rcacli11g. 111111111 M AR1' C11 s'1'1Q1.1.11No .l jvivlzln' is II f1111'111 t1'i1'lm11l 11111r1l.1. .1l111'i. '. 79 F' 'ew Avenue. 1541111111211 P11 ' .' 11111. A.A. 1, 2. lntencli 111 e 1' business. Hubby, s1v11111111 1, 1 1 1 111111 1 111111111 11 111111 11 1 1111111111111111 Page P P1111.1P LIQR111' '1 .11 ' LIN l.itll lwmlr. I 1' ll'-1 1'iw1'.v. ll 21' 11 '1 sum. Ullillll Q lllll' , . ..-X. , Z. 3. Plans to 111- Q ' iF1e11 6CL'ULIlllZi1ll. H11l111y, 111i1.1ix Y11a1:1x1.1 CH111-11.1N lf'r'111'-1' fully llflfll ll t1'l11'1'1'f111'1'. 'CIz'11111 '. 20 'llreaclwell Strc Uninn bchool. A.A. 13 K , 1111 3,43 J1D3'P1114Q 11 211,23 Tr 1ic11111s 43 S 111r iking C11111: lf rclsic C11 ' 11111e 1ic1111111111vs l1111N ' 'stxnns Play 43 SC11.1lll y 4. V Plans t11 enter a business college. 1 Hobluy, tennis. , 1 D.113111Xj,1111112soN C11.1s1f l6l1'l1 in youd Q1-111'k.1. l'l '. . .i111le11St. 1111111111211 ' ool. C11lJX'llS l, 23 AA. l, ,, 43 A e 111112111 Trz1111c Sllllfllll Hi-Y 41, 1' F11 11 43 1112111- ager 11 1 11 3 rack .1 Plans tn ent 'niversity of X111-111g:111. l3151's1cv C'1111'rF11c1.11 Thu 1111111111 rv111'l1l is 1111! Il 1111111' 01111, all flu' -z1'111'l1l 11111 111'l1H'.1.f' Pal , 171 C'11urc11 St. Ulliilll Sc11o111. Chorus 2, 3, 43 A..-X. 1, 2, 3, 43 F1'esl1111a11 Decla111ati1111 Llllllf test3 Kappa P111 2, 3, 43 Scl111111 Revue Z, 3, 43 Trajic11111s 3, 43 Secretary of Senior Hiking 1111111. C111'1st111as Play 4. lntencls 111 ClllL'1' a 11111111211 scl111111, H1111l1y, l1fll1C111Q. ,lonx P11111. C111311N11v1-Z'1'z .S'i111'1'ly 11ml lull llf' 11:11:11 111 flu' hull. Big ftlllllu, 33 Hillcrest AVC Flllltlliill 2. 3, 4. Plxms 111 ClllL'l business cullcge. 11111.111y, s11'1111- I1'lll1,Lf. 111111 11111111 111 111 1111111 111 1 11 Tl11111111s1111 SC1111111. A.A. 1. 2, 3, 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I1111I1I111111111111111111lllll'L O G B 0 O 11111111111111111 111111 1 BIICHAEI. EI U CHERNov15'1'z 7.911211 nfl 111111.91111 dnlh ' 11310 lic. ' z . 233 Y r Q . omp- soi leho ' us 4, A.A. 3, 45 lireshnai c Squad, Orches- tra 2, F nch Club 35 Traflic Squad. lans to study music. Hobby, reading. RUTH S H EPARD C H rms Her 1110411151 looks 1111' rotiagc' 111111111 ad01'11. Lrfellflln. 111 Martin St. Colon- ial Park School. Chorus 2, 3, 4, A.A. l, 2, 35 Art Club 45 Senior Hiking Club. Intends to continue her education. Hobby, swimming. EDMCND VICTOR CHILVIN Lillie we k 1 of 4tjI'l'Ufl1f'S.S'.ii Brill 011 1 '. 17 New St. Bas- sick Ju i igh School, Bridge- port. . 45 Spanish Club 4g . c oo' lay 35 Trajieoms 3, 4, I. ensic Club. Undecided about 'tl future. ,, J RTARJORIE IZABETH CHURCHILL I knmeffor me 1ll3i'TL'0l'k is I11'.rl.', 1-' ' P Hut . Atwater Street. W ington K, hool. A.A. 1, Z, 3, chool 'Revue 3, Senior Hiking ' ub. Undecided about the future. obby, swimming. RTARTE FRANCES CLANCY Size did 110111111411 if: arfi 111' and . di 'I ct- Kin ' 4 mpson St. St. Lawrence Schoo A.,-X. 2, 3, 4, Kap hi 2, 3, ' F h Club 3 ' 'ce-Presi iior Hi- n,, lubg Class ommittee. ends to enter co ge. Hobby, swimming. 1111111111111111111 1111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 11 1111111111111111 11111111111111111111 111111111111111111111 1111111 11 1 11111111111111 ELEANOR l,0I'1s1i CLARK Hl.0Tf'4'li by all 1111111 k111'1c' llfli' Iii , 178 VVashington Avenue. NVashin ton School. Chorus 3, 43 A.A. 1 , 3, 45 Kappa Phi Z, 3, 4: Schoc I?evue 4g Treasurer ol Senior iking E-Hlll' Qirls' Cvym Team 4g Class l ' Committee. Plans to enter Con icnt State College. Hobby, swim iing. M1111 Hamm CLARK True as II Hfedlr to 1111' foie. Nasir , 676 NN'ashington Ave. Thompson ,Scf1ool. A..-X. l, 23 Senior lliking Club. Plans to enter a business college. Hobby, ice-skating. M1xRc1xR13T BlARIE C1..xR1Q dC171lI'l1 17ll.Y 111a1111r1's are f7l'lt'l'1f'-Y-V jc'w0l.v. .1faggi1'f. 691 Elrst Avenue. Thompson 1Sch , Chorus 3, 43 ..A.1.4g ll 3,41 Shiicvrsflilliiigj entui. a nurses' fr ning sch o . Hobby, dancing. 1 1 X E1.1NoR IXTAE CLEARY ' Silczivc ix 1lI0l'l' 1'111q11r111 1111111 'ZL'f71'!i.Y.H l'EiillI77'n. 967 First Ave. First Avenue School. .'X.:X. 1, Z. Plans to enter a nurses' training school. Hobby, skating. MOI.I.X' jACQU1c1.1N13 Cocco Tl1c1'f is 1111 1c'isdn111 likr fl'HIlf1'7lI'.Y.f.H ToQfs . 93 Kelsey Ave. Colon- ial Par 'I ' biool. Chorus A.A. fl, 74 , 3 Kappa Phi 2, 3, 43 P esi entgof nity Hiking Club, Manager cmixfjifirlfl-sf Basketball Team 4. Plansjl enter ,Xriiold College, Hobby, sports. Page 11111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111 1111 1 11 111 111 11111 111111111111 1 1111 11111 111 11111111111111111 1 111111111111111111111 1 11111111 1111111111111 1111 111111 1111111111111 I, O G B O ,O IQ1111 L1 1,1.1.xN 11191111 C013 1 1I1I'Z'I' 11c111'11 ,11111 III. 11fi11y111c licrxr .'? lC11111i1 '. C15' Third AX'6l1UC. Union Schc . Chorus 2, 3, 45 A. A. l, ', ., 45 Kappa Pl1i 45 Spnnis lub , , School Revue 2, , S io' iking Cluhg Girls' 'H T 1 -15 School Play 4. Plans to iter 21 music school. lflohby. singing. T1111111 .xs IQIIXY.-XRD Co1.1.1N s f1'111111 111111111 is 1111 l'1I'7l1F1I1 of .v111'c1'.v.r. --151111-11 , 11111 'sr. First Avenue Sch ack Z, 3. Un- iilcciclecl abou 16 future. Hobby, SW1l11l11111g'. - I ,ff ,. 1 XX 5 1fL'lZEN4g GATQQMMQ Cow HQ?1l1L'A' 1.17 1111 '1 Jfl11!l1i1t,I 131111 11 J 111'1j1i111 Ifwdt G01-1l '. 1296 lC11i'i.,St. Q Law- 1'ClQB,G'5 91 1111. AA. lL -, 3, 45 ltllgtflllll Mana 'ngptigli-tor 4: 11-Yslfg, 3, 45 r om Coin- l111I1GEi S niorq I'O:tw:UIl11111111ICC1 l.ie11t 11a1HQUv'ra11icQ qnadg For- ensic C1t1l5'5 anaging liditor of the Class H5'ok5 Football 25 Track 25 School Play 4. Hobby, football. A1.1fRED ARTHUR CONKLIN .S'i11'11cc is dcrjv CIA' c1c1'111'1'1'. 1f11 . 61 Richards St. Thomp- son School. Chorus Z, 3, 45 A.A. 1, Z, 3, 4. Plans to e11ter Connec- ticnt State College. Hobby, stamp collecting. 1,11.1.1.-XN Douo ?jCoN'ro1s hG1'lIt'F '.v glory 17l'fjlH1.n l,i11i1-111 . 163 Park St. VVash- inff on ' hool. Girls' Gym Team 4. P 1s to enter Arnold College. l l sports. 11111111111 1 11 1 R1.XRY IXDI-1l..X1D1C Cox I lu 1'7'1'1'1- 11115111111-111q1111 1. 1 2 ff' 11 A f .4 'CqUTY1'asl1h1gt1K Union School. Chorus Z, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Rostrnin 2, Jxlllllllll liflitor 3, 45 liz1p11z1 Phi Z, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 4: School play 4. Plans to stncly Slllglllg. l1ol1l1y,si11gi11g'. .1011 N E11w.x1111 C111 112115 lollllfll .rc11.v1' 'cs 111'11111c1 .r111111' 1111' 11111401 School. Ciori , .-X , 2, 3, 45 Hockey 3 S11 cc' Z5 ,1ll'IlL'li 2. Inten to c11f1j'g'll.lm-cle. Hoh- by, athletics. , ' 111111111 '. 137 Ce1 U11i1111 l':1.I.l-. NA P1fARs11N CRA N li This 7k'U1'1l1 is 11111' .111 171141 tl f1'111'111'. E11ic . Z8 George St. 13116111113- son School. 1X.A. 1, 2, 3, -lg 1421111111 Phi 2. 3. Uncleciclecl 211111111 her future. 1'1obby,skati112. PAU1. H1i1z111i1z'1' Cilosnx' KIHOIIOI' 11115 111 11011c.vf 11111. Paul , 123 First Ave. XXYHS11- ington School. Chorus Z, 45 Bancl 1. Z, 3: Orchestra Z1 Hi4Y 15 Art Club 45 Traffic Sqnafl. Plans to study music. llobby, woocl-u'111'l:- ing. Giioncic Hicxiw Cuossox n.l1H'C'1j' .1111111 17L' it-i.rc1' 111 11 j'Ul1l'.n Q .S'11ikr . 36 ii s . 'e. VVash- ing 1 Sch 1 horns 1, 1 .'X..X. 1 +i -111-Q-S111 -1 , 11111-- k y ., 5 . 1 . ., llz1sel1:1ll Z, 3, 4. lnten s to 1-ntcr Nlicliigzin College. 1 1 1 1111111 111111 111111 1111111 1 11111111111111111111111 1111 1111111 Page 1111111 1111111111111111111111111 11111 11111 1 1 1111 JS V- . ...,...,.t- v llllll lllllllllll l ll 1 lllll lv'l1 I4 O G B 0 K1 WWWWW WW NVll.l.1AM RICHARD CURlzlER The llxvs men think the nlorv lllfj' tulle. l?i1ly . 161 Campbell Avenue. VVasllillgtoll School. A.A. 1, 2, 3: FI'CSl1I11ZIl1 Tratllc Squad. Il1lCllilS to enter a business scllool. Hob- by, dancing. ANTHONY IJHAMBRUOSU For I nm lllllllilllj, if Hill c1'ificrll. 7'1HIy . 19 Wasllillgtclll Ave. Truman St eet School, New Ha- VC11. estra 3 'Y 1, 2, 3, SIlZl11lS ' ul 3. 'ut IS unde- cided. lbby, has all. Tllolvl AS 1XlACI.EAN IJAVENPOR Ile Xllyffll not 1lIMCll, but 'llkufbw 7K',lI'll he Xl1j'I'll1.,i ,- TzTllK.WJ0 Se ond . 7 - illgtol Sc o 1 . . , 3 Junior Prom Col 1111 eg Traffic Squadg Football. 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Track 3, 4, Class Ylce residen In- tends to go to'5 v s lol. Hlrlllly. athlet' . , HARRIET XlAE DAX'IES . Of vimdrsfy und g1'atr'. llHdl'I'lUfl'. 356 Blohm Street. VVashington School. A.A. 1, Z, 3, 4. Intends to enter hairdressillg school. Hobby, dancing. IRVING EA LE Diwls Plain Ilfflllhllg is 0 ics! and lzrxtff' .. Clzifk . rowll St. Union Schoolf' Au T , 3, 4, reshman 1JCCl?ll on CO1 tg Or estra 1, 2, 3, . ends to ter a business scllool. lby, ' s. Ill l llllllllmlllllln ull l ln ll lllllnll llllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll lllll lllllllllll Page 26 f Dfw uf NVINCENT DEPALMA h.-lfltl with a mighty voice Ile .YH1ll1l10lll'll all. Vim1y . 156 Park St. Wash- ington School. Chorus 2, A.A. 1. 3: Freshman Declamation Contest, Honorable Mention, Cheer Leader 4. I11tC11ClS to be all liCCfll1l1t21l1l. Hobby, football. jollx TIIOMXS I USF-URYCAL' U.'ll1 lllfmtf mjflf fllf lII'lISll and J ,l J J L'UllIlI.u Xu , ,4,l,lllr'k . 192 Sectipd Ave, St. Lawrence' blcllooyj Cllorus 2, 3, 43 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1. 23 Forensic b. Imznds to go to Univer' y of Alwanlzl. Hobby, swil 'll11g. J' '?R'l'1'lI.'R 'I-Ilxlzlw lJll.l.oN b ' ' fl , lllitllr .rl1i1'if. . , ta L7ilil . F21-1'-Fl ,trect. Union Schoo. c .25 A.A. 1, 2,3 43 Forensic b ' jltg-,ncls enter Phillips ll r Acdilemy. HTlb- by, golf. ,I f TL X Wll.l,lAM mNEGAN Life fFZlF080IIf d1'f'fH11.U ill . 10 Fourth Ave. Colonial Park School. A.A. 1. Intends to be a sailor. RAX'MOND JAMES DONNELLY A man of zlolllv rllaradc'r. Ray . 113 Dawson Avellue. Colonial Park School. A.A. 1, 2, 35 Soccer 1, Z. Future is unde- cided. l I I ll lllllllllllll lI14llllllIllIll1AlIlllrl1lIIulllllllllllllllllmlllollllllnll I ln numnnwnnllllln u nnln ninn ininnnninllvi i nnnninnni n vvr'r lll L, CD 1111'x 1 i nl ANITA SYLVIA DOR N Tranquil pleai' 1' sfllrzxi the longe ' Si bit '. homas St. Vyash- ingtoi Se mo. Chorus 2, 3, A..-X. 1, Z. K , g French Club 3, 4. ln- tends enter a business school. Hobby, swimming. Louiuixli AIARIIQ DUCll.X1iIN1E Hur dnnrjng lands grave fo lm' mu'ry n L'vn1vlz1'. A . 'ashington Sciool. Chorus . , , A.A. Z, 3, 43 School Revue 3, 4: Senior Hiking Club, Chemistry Club, Treasurerg Class Day Com- mittee. Intencls to enter a nurses' training school. Hobby, swimming. Lf ' en. 94 ark Terrace 3 Bifuiunu Fiuxcls DL' P.-x ci. Iv'vf1ny . Z.,I0l'Srd . ve. Uni i School.-L B' lg Art Club .. - tends to be an accountant and a musician. Hobby, swimming. l 5 ' - 'fEUt llJ yo: il. 3 I Dr2Foluis'r CORNIQLIUS Dui-EE l'w'Jczu'1'cm'c kfcps honor ln'ig1zt. D0z '. lll Seaview Ave. Noble School. Chorus 2, A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Intencls to go to college. Hobby, stamp collecting. M.xko.x1ua'r Mun' lixmigiu' .-1 liylz! lzmrt Iiws long. A Pvy . 24 Leete Street. Wash- ington School. Chorus 3, 4. In- tends to go to work. Hobby, ten- ms. nn: ll n in n r i inn: inn Page 77 V., H J K.x'rn15iuN12 S.xu,1n IYXYAIVI' A ,f 4, u,f ! 4 ' U ,f 4j1zn0tvm-p IX bliss. ,,, .f 7x'av . 45 Lester Street. VVash- lllgtilllfell horus 4, A.A. l, 2, 3, 4,lKappa hi 3, 43 Treasurer oi Spai sh Clu 3, School evue 3, 4, Semi? Hi 'i f i flgrls' Gym Team . ntencls to go to a hairclressing school. Hobby, swim- ming. PAUL FA1'PI.xNo 'l'lze-V gzztfv 1770 o uf5'zfivr g+a!o1'1'. I . ' l -. , H XJ Q J FqM13 '? Fairfax St. Lincoln School.. .2.A.' 1, 2. ljltendsl to join tlk M ri e9 .H6b'by, aiknateur mechanicsn ', ' -14---f- .1 Einiiixon IQQRINO , f . - 1 - l'aiivHq1 fs' a 'ZU!IfC1l'ZL'0I'll.U l2l . 59 Campbell Ave. Noble School. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Intencls to enter a secretarial school. Hob- by, swimming. .I RUTH Giekrucnie Fiilmx' el sweet, allrarfi' ' kind of y1'af1'. t'RntIz 'Q rst f . Russell School. .' 1, 3, 4g Senior Hiking b. Int ids to be a nurse. ob y, skating. Rosfxuxn Fiuxcrls l'lIEl.D Qnifl of apfwarnrzce 'zvilh little known 1110lzin's. , Ko,v . gqllfllu ,Ave. olonial Pa-5VeS5',l91 o .- Ch us , , .A. l, -lfxliappa hi rchestrajg t Club 4' reich Cl b , . c c l Revue 33 School , 4g junior Prom 'Co miitteg Senior Prom Cranium Trajicoms 3, 4. In- ten s to enter Yale School of Music. llobby, boating. rs: ii i i mmmllllllliixnmnim P l4lI.XRl.U'Il'l'lC i,0l7ISlQ FINER l . ' l'iwr .rllv -Zeus just flu' quiet kind t telzom Iltlfllfl' 114't'C1' z'411'ivs. l C!1url '. 139 Vvood St. Thomp- son School. Chorus 3, 4, A.A. 2, 5. 4: Dressinaking Club 33 Senior lliking Club. lntends to enter business, Hobby, ice skating. Rox' PHILIL' lf1..xv1N l'is not -zelmf teunls but tulmf IIQUIJI' li'if! . -Niliinies St. Lincoln junior High School, Bridgeport. Uiicleciclecliihcipflie future. Hob- by, buildino Xeroplarre models. CiliR'1'lu,'1:1': A. FLYNN .l Illtllilldll slr' 1 1 I. fi' i I GMI , F23 Hi Street. 't. P l.:1xvrence's ' oo. 1 .A. , . 3, -lg Senior lliki ti Cf 1?5. I ends to go to a secrc arizfl sc uihk Hobby, swnnnnng. ff' N fi , lyxwieicxcm l'iRANCIS lf'l.vNN , fXTspf1rf,fff1- .ip01f?'5'?3if2 L l.u1'1'y . Z8 Hine St. Union ag. . School. .-XJX. l, 2, 3, 43 Football 5. 43 Basketball l, Z, 3, 4, Track l. Undecided about future. Hobby, athletics. lnwieicxcif josicvn Fouzx' 'l'f1rf.ft' 'ZLJZU run Ullllllllllld flwllz- .wlizlr Fllllllllllllll oflz01's. ,fi .t1r'1Qx '. l6Z Ivete Street. St. i.lWl'CIlgCiS Qcjio A . l, 2, 33 'l' .WWC , ani' ' u ends to go to ollege. Hobby, hletics. LOGBOOK Page 28 into i I IHUII l llblllll i IH H ll HIHIIIIHIII lll I Illlll iillllllll II liurrn i'iI.IZ.XBl'f'l'1l lfomsi-gs Size was 'zeiill ns Im! we lrlwze 11 ' no iff: igi etreet. Troup ' igh School. A.,-X. -lg Sen- ior Hiking Club. lntends to enter business. Hobby, dancing. linN.x MAE lfowuiu jlodc.viy is In'co111il1g. Y'vdz1y .eIl3i0dProspect Avenue. Coloni' l- ark Z. chool. A..-X. -lg Senior ikingw Club. lntends to do cleri al work. W11.1.1.x1v1 Tnoims lfox lVl1ul's in ll m1111e. ' Bill , l5l Nih' . 3VVash- ington Sch . o si -E, .if-lg AA- l? 2 A jfClub -13 Senior Prnn Conlihbeeg liootball 43 Basebal 3, -lg liaslgetberll 3, -1. Undecided about future. Hobby. sports. Bucxo FRED!-Zlucla liimxcillxi fl gfllllflllllll :nukes no noise. ls'1'ufe . 34 Orlando St. Prince Street School, New Haven. Soc- cer 3. 43 Baseball 4. lntends to enter Stone's Business College. Ilobby, athletics. SIQNE L1 N Nm FRA NTZ llloder't1!io11 ix N10 IIUIPIUSI' gift of 11CUT'l'l1.H Sig , 92 Fourth Ave. Thomp- son School. Chorus 2, 3, 4, AA. l, 2, 3, 45 Kappa Phi 2, 3, -lg School Revue 33 Senior Hiking Club: Girls' Gym Team. l1ltCllllS to enter Stone's Business College. Hobby, swimming. iii i I I I I IIIIII I III IIII II I I I I II I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII Z. .NI ICI-I MAY lflmsliic .S'!Ii' Ifotzxlvd not of hw' 1l101'i2'.Y. .lI . 15 Orange Terrace. For- est School. AA. l, 2, 3, 4. Unde- cided about the future. Hobby, basketball. XV.Xl.'l'ER G ICORGIZ FRENCH 'flly .vlzozcldczzr are IIIWIUUI, do 'what you will. l I'vlIrlIiv . 30 Vlfashington Ave. XYashington School. A.A. l, Z. Undecided about the future. Hob- by, swimming. S.Xl.Y.X'l40RlC G.XI.l.ICCH I0 Hr surf' you are l'ig1zl,' flzwz yo !l1I.'l1d.H 5 . ...bill . 18 Atw St r ce St' Scl , . '. ulf 4. ndeeided about the future. H1 by,baseba1l. Kl.XRjURlIC JUNE GAMMON 'Ll fvlvasuu! zvord and cvry .r1IIiIe. I 1 :'.lIlll'flU. 4 sl n Ave. W ?lSll n ftoi S 1 . . Z, 3, 45 llrcs l , .. Intends to enter . I X ' niversity. Hob- by, swnnniink . N . I lllil. R I' GICICR 'lf me is .I Ilf, unc is safe. 'rkry' Albion St. Colonial ark Sch 1 . A.A. Z. Undecided iout tl I ' ture. Hobby, dancing. L 0 G B 0 O IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII I II IIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII II III IIIIII Page 29 AlIl.llRl'flJ lKlCNl'1 ,f,il'iOllGl'i ,V f ,. If 1Idyl7'PflX fl gfoou' I X Imxi1zIfv.I'. 7 . ,, .llI'I . ig91Vhart Forest School. .X.A. l, ' .lg 43 Girl lie- serves 3. 4. Intenrs to enter 21 nurses' training school. Hobby, dancing. 'N l4OL'lS jeux GllERI.ONl'l g .' III I' f7L'I'A'I7l1 I',I'rI'fl 'ZUlII'H , . , Uf1lt'l ZL'l.Y!'. ' uI,f1Ill.S '. 109 'l'aft Ave. First Avenue School. lntends to go to Connecticut State College. jos12I'H LfII.xI:I.13s 61116111314 l'uI sure curl' is llll I'1II'III.I' ff' lIfI'. fof '. 586 Front Ave. Union School, Cl'Io'I'us 4: ANN. l, Z. 5, -lg Track -l. Undecided about the future. Hobby, mechanics. SOP!-IIE GINSBIQRG .S'tIIdiI?II.v, xillzfwlv, sfI1cI'I'I'.', '5'o . 68 first . Thomp- soilx acl Cl1l7fllL Q A.A. 2, 3, 4: of H' ' .1 cl II. PIIIIIS to ain or rsing llrooklyn Jewish Iital. Holi y, hiking. f X. :XNMH NY VV.x1.'I'Ek GIORILNNO ull' . 111' IIXC of 'Zt'fPl'Vj'lllfl.7 x ?l1z1iy . 656 Third Ave. Union School. Cihorus 2, 3, -lg .-X.A. l, 2, 3. 4: Traffic Squad: Manager of Track 4. lntends to enter business school. Hobby. drawing. I I I II I IIIIIIII III V l l l 1 1 1 i l l 1 L B l 4 1 4?- ,rx XXP5 1111111In1III1ll111In1I1mm1nl1m1111nn11nun1111111I1111111111111Il1I1I1Illllllllllllllllllllllll CLARIC IVIARIE GLENNON hL7llllSS'MIllillg, ailways I'iClllHj'.h C'la1fc '. 49 Eastf. . A mp- tion Paris School, ' e11ce, R. I Sp sh C u . Undecided about t t Hobby, walking. EDWIN ROBERT Go1.nEN He dom all one Uflll do, Pvc 1fVvc . 334 Front Avenue, First Avenue School. Intends to Work. Hobby, mechanics. ' . 'f bf fzlj We gdilfj' 1 J ROBERT WA1.L.xc15 GoR'roN Hail to him who brilbyvtlz 111i1'l11. X 1-N 1 B011 . . S Swnith et. Union Sehobl 1. ,3, 4, H1-Y 1, , L45 ' o evue 3, 4g Traji- coipy , 1 r fhc Squad 45 Hoc- V 3, 45 ck lg Swimming Team 3, 4, 'hoyrl Pla,y 4. In- tends to g o College. Hobby, swimming. ' ELIZABETH Rose GRA11N1cK,xs 'is 'wt Mba silent. 'Z . 98 Kelsey Ave. High- ' Heights School. Chorus 3, 4g A . 3. Plans to train for nursing at t. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Ho by, reading. ROB1-:RT CR15swE1.1. GRACE I turist as I am, that is euozrglzf' BOIr . 38 Leete Street. Wasli- ington School. Chorus 33 Track 2, 3, 4. Lntends to enter Connecti- cut College of Pharmacy. Hobby, Chemistry. I mwflv CJ C3 13 C3 CD IC J. 1 llllmllulIIllIllllllllllllllillulli111111111111rvmlilllllllluxlmrxi1111111u111111ll111111111111 1111 11111111111111111111111111111 111111 age, 11111111:1 1 1 1 1111 111111 111 1111111111111 111111 11111111111 11 ull Rosli GR.xxxIt'R ublfltl lmx 11idfl'1'l1 llvl' 11111-11I.r. Ric1e,1 '. llll-l Campbell Avenue. First Avenue School. A.A. lg School Revue Z. lntends to enter Stones Business College. Hobby, reading. Kl.XR'l0lilIi l,11.1.1.xN ijR,xN'1' Good IIUf1H't' ix N10 'ZUKIV lo ull 'A our l1va1'ls. A 4 Sklfvlu' Jr' ,1 e Terrace, lf '- s U . 1 . AA. 1, 2, 3. .jj cwc out the future. ll f, swiin 4' g. R1t'11.xRo GR:-1112x1.11i.x1f will .millv zlzhxuwlf 0111111111 Ivo tml gin' Pick . l9 VY2lSlllllgtUll Ave. as if n School. A.A. 1, 23 'liraf ,quad 4. lntends to enter a business school. Hobby, football, NINA ll.XRG.XliIC'l' GR11x1m11c1.x11xN i'QIllt7fllFJ.Y ix fI'l'l1ll0llfl'X' f'ol11z1'cl1'zI 1111111 good sv11.w.' lIi11ci ., 227 First Ave. Union School. Chorus 43 Chemistry Club 4, Intends to enter Larson Junior College. Hobby, dancing. Lois .AIHCLIC GROIJSKIQ O!1.' .III flu' 'zeorld has IIUI tl .YQUl't'fl'l' L'I'FlIfll1'L'.U Ne G1'11l?9 . '10 Letgiey Place. Union sf11t,o,C.'x.1xf1, 2, 3, 4, semi Revue 2, 'fmeiitls to enter a domestic scienfe school. Hobby, . . 4. lnking. .- 4 - 1 1 11 1 11 1 1111111,11r:1:0c'v1q .. +1 ..,. .X1.1111, .Xx11.x Q11.x11x11,111-. ll'1!l1 1111 1111' lu .wr l1'1'1 .x' .1'11111111x1'l .v11f1'. f17. Alun , 239 XX'ill1:11l1 11l4-t. 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S11 1141.1-ix' l'.lbl'I'II l lxwsux ,S'l111f11111.v, .1'1'111f'!1', .1'1f11'1'1'1'.' .N'f1i1il1'f N 79 .fXrli11gt1111 Strvul. 1'11111111111'1'f11f1. fxurx. 1. 3. 4. 1114 teurls to 1-1111-1' l,Ill'NH1l S1'h111l. l Hwlmhy, SXX'llIlII1yll2'. , fi 1 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111l 'll110M.xs lf. H.XRKIN H'll1It'l'4' firm' 1111 bvifm' lC'tIII'l'1'.H 'l'11111 . 65 lfast l5ruw11 Street. Lfui Scluml. .-MA. 1, 2, 3, 43 R11s1'1u1 S, 433 HEY l, 2, 3, Presi- cl1'116l3 Sclnml Revue 33 juuicfr l'1'11111 L'u1111111t1ee3 Trzljicrmms 3, XvlCL'-ljl'L'Sl!'lt'lll 43 Svhcml Play 43 'l'1'z1ll1c Sq11i1flg,lf1q3e11sie Club: Rlilllilgixl' 11lIH11Qk1-y 4. Iutemls tu cuter .'X1111z1p11lis, Huhhy, sailing. lQ11111i1e'1' XY11,1.1xM l1.XRRlSON l?l11.v!11'.v 1111' H10 ruilllvrm' nf frm' 111111i.'.1l,1'. l4f1l1 . Sl Xylllllllf St. XYz1sh- iugtuu Scluml. .-X.,-X. 1, 2, 3, 43 li-Y l,,2. fl, 43 'llYZ'ljlCLlI1lS 43 iifulumisf' qllll 43 -Track 3, 4. 131011172 tar N614 'Q:tv7I11L1'ul- lege. Hulmhf,sw1u11ui11g'. P.x1'1. l,11:1..xx11 H1x1e'r1.11: 'l4!11' 11.111111 ffl1l.fl1111' 111111171 111.1 111111,-11 11'1-1'.1p1'1,1111 .l1'1' HWV1111111 r'11x1'.9 III flu' 1111121 IVUKI. fl1'ff1f'. l-lil l,eetc St. NVash- f1'l11111l. Clunrus 43 A.,-X. 4. L'11cl1-viclerl Zllltllll the future, Hulb- hy, 11111111-w11rki11g. P11311 Num: Rl A 111011112 H,xR'r1.1fY l1'iud q1111r1is arf flu' 7lIll5l't' nf 1111' Ivurld. ' 383 lilm Street. Thomp- Still School. Chorus 2, 3. 41 AHA. 2, 3, 43 l'.l'SSl1lUZl1l Deelamatiou Contest: French fluh 43 Senior llikiug Cluhg Senior Class Bunk Buzlrcl, Plans to enter lJUSlllCSS. Huhlmy, rl:111c111g'. Iiwmoxrw IIICNRY HAYES I 11111 11111111 ix Ll frivlzfl ilzdvfdf' R11-x '. 129 Park Sir ct. 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U Kg. l, Z, 3, g ,' xl' 111 -l lllzms t11':Xl.tqEAlZllll:1111-ss -1'l11111l li11l1l1y.,lt:1 1 '1ll1-cling. lf'1.11k1iN1'1i NI1111111 l l111'141 NS h.Yllf .vl1'f1f11111f 17ll'l' 11111 11111111111 111 111111l1'.1'11'. l'll11 . 351 Iflm Sl, 'lll11111111 41,111 Scluml. Q'l1111'11w 3, -lj SCl11111l llc-V110 -lg Sllllllll' llikiug Lllllll lvlllllzi- to altcml 21 wrl11111l 111 J111l1'11:1l 1s111. ll11l1l1y,wr11i11g, l,111111.11x1-t R,yM1H'l1111'.11111 ., A mf ll'l111irj61 I 4i1'l11111!,11f11111'1'l l1'l1' A tIlfflI'lft2QV, 'f!.111'1'A111 ',VMlQicl1:11'cls l'l:11'1 Ullllll fivlwi, .fX..'X. l, Z, S, -l Plans to mlg11ll1:zi'rfl1'1'ssi11g -1'l11111l H11l1l1y, svv1111111i11gX, X 1111111 1111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1 lf. i .X-H FR1-tm3R1c ' ARLICS HIQGENDURICI. . 4 i 'Full of fllll 111 d 1 ington hool horus 3, 45 :X.A. , .., . ' ' .c 'ey 3, 'otcer 3. 45 Ba 4. 1 1. to work. Hobby, at lleti Hoo 'i11 . 3g235L4St.-,,,111'asl1: 1 7 3 NV1x1.D12M AR ALBERT HUGL1 l1'11.vfe 11111 11111 11111111 111111 111 sludy111g. R1'd . 1 Syca 'ay St. Lincoln S ciol. .A, , . 3, 4. laus to mx r in t 1 dofitates Ar 33 Na 1. 1 by, stamp collecting. GARDNER B1s1:Rs Htrsnfn J111I,111' 11111 H111 1101111 113' 11.1 1111'1'r. R1'd . 455 Second Ave. Union School. A.AsSN1'?2', 3, 45 Hi-Y 1. Plans to ente Yale Art School. Hobbyg iceiskating. N, .1 X BERNICE I1.L1oNs The 11111.11 1'j1'1'r1i1'1f t'0Q1lCfl'j' is 111111111'111'11. B111'11if1 '. 243 Thomas Street. VVashington School. AA. 1, 2, 35 Dressmaking Club 2, 35 French Club 4. Plans to attend college. Hobby, music. JOSEPHINE ELENA INGENITO IH 1111111 1l11'1'k ll pretty d17l1f1I1'f GI7fIl'lIl'S.H f0 . 764 Campbell Ave. Fair Haven Junior High Schoolf A.A. 3, 45 Senior Hiking Club 4. Future is undecided. Hobby, outdoor sports. 1 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 111 111111111114 0 G B O O IQ11 iiiiiiiiiiiv 11 11 11111111111111111111111 111111111 I1111 I 1111 111 1 11 111111 11 ' .12 JAKLTBSON 1 11111111111 11f'Z'1'1' I111I0f. 1 . w11k1 i 718 Campbell Avenue. T 'mpson Schoolfi A.A. 1, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3. Plans to attend a business college. Hobby, dancing. F1.13.xNoR 111.1 RIARIIQ j1iNs1iN N111l1i11g 11111'111'1's 11111 p1'1'.v111111l lIIlUlIfl1'.V.,' El , 317 First Avenue. Union Sclmcurl. .-XA. l, Z, 3, 45 Kappa Phi 1, 27 3, 4, Vice-President, 45 French Club 3, 45 Seniors-1'1iking C1ub.LXP'1-ans to 'attend college. 11013113BiXX'1lI1I11l1l2'. l7S.xRBAR.-x 121.1 NOR JOH NsoN R1'111iy 111 1151117 lllllf l'1'lIdxl' 111 l1111111'. .111l11111y . 74 Church St. Union School. Chorus 3, 45 AA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dressmaking Club 35 Spanish Club 35 School Revue Z5 Senior Hiking Clubg Girls' Gym Team 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 3, 4. Future is undecided. Hobby, swimming. H1iRI3ER'1' VV11.1.1A M JOHNSON HOIZI' 111111 .f11'iws 1111.1 11111111' 1'1111.vf' for 110111'. H1'1'I1 . 321 First Ave. VVash- mgton 'cho 1. Chorus 3, 45 AA. l,'2 3 45 1 ,ES11n1a11 ,Traffic Squad5 C res' MPC15 School Revue . 5 .ieutenant Traffic Squad: Soccer 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Class Day Committee. Future is undecided. Hobby, swimming. VVIVIEN 1':LIZAllE'l'lI JOHNSON '24 lady 11 111511, 11111' 111.v1'1I11y. ' f. 1mqfSt'f137etf ifiincoln Sc 11. .-XA. 1. F YmlllC- cial . 1lobby,,swM'1 ning. X 'I111111111111 111111 11 Ill 11111111l1111111 11111 H1111 11111111 111111l1ll11I 11111111111 11111111 11l uiiiillu r i iii i iiiiiiiimi BARBARA Mixii Invert I would lic friends with you and lmw yum' low, l?0lJl1iF . 666 Third Avenue. Tenaiiy School, New Jersey. Chor- us 3, 43 AA. 2, 3, 4, Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4g Senior ikingQC begior- ensic Clubg Girl B' s l -galm 4. Intends to en ei ggi ' . hool. Hobby, having g Jji ie. EDNA ANNA IQAIQRCHER liver loyal, true. dejvrizrlalzlzf' l?rl . 466 Second Ave. Union School. A.A. 4. Intends to enter business. Hobby, reading. VVn.i.1A M KARLA N Oli lion' l lzaff' fn gr! up in flu' mo1'11i11g. nlfialn. 9 ampl ll Avenue. N ' s i toi 5 . A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 e clk , ub 43 Chemistry Club 4. l n t enter college. Hob- by, scie ce. FRANCIS HUGH KEEFE 'IFz'i'i'y lnfks do I n fiery tr111fc'1' ,. kr. fl , Rvdf. Hilae, Street. Ulnion Sch 51. ,hopis 1, 23 A.A. l, 2, 35 Hi- 2, gfsoccer 2, 3, Track n . tend? enter a business s ool. Ho ny, sports. JULIA Rim KEEFE !iEZlFl'j'fl11'lIg is as you fake il. fufly . 158 WHSl1lHgt0ll Ave. Montowese School. Plans to enter Fanny Smith Kindergarten School. Hobby, es,winnning. LOGBOOK i in i r ii J,xRvIs Pnn.l.1PS KlCI.I.oGG Ile ro11rm1l.v znucli lzvliuirz' fllllf 1llUA'k of l11lIl'flll'A'.Y.v NftII Z'l.V,'. 184 First Ave. Central School, Milforcl. A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 4. Unrleciclecl about the futnre. Hobby, hockey, IQECINA M.xRo.xRlfT lflfl.l.Y illorli'.rf to ii fnullf' Gcm '. 466 Thirtl Ave. Union School. Chorus 2, 33 A..-X. l, Z, tiirl Reserves 3, 4, lireneb Club 4. Plans to enter normal school. llob- by clancing. .'XN.XCI.lC'l'A lilfNNEDY 'il 'Z'1'l'j' flIlIl'llIlllij t'lIlU'fIt'lt'I'.p 'Z-l11111 '. Hillside Ave. Colonial rkfSchool. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 x Pl' 3, 43 Senior Hiking Club. m eiter a business college. Hobby, . 'lain-7. H.XRRX' M.xxsoN KENYLJN ll lm flares fo laugh out loml and free? nl '13IV'ffy583 Sayin Avenue. VVas gton lXA.:X. 2, 4: lloc eyr3 4' go cer 2, 3, 4: Ten- nis 3, 4gfBiisebj1l 4. Uncleciclecl about th future. Hobby, tennis. ALFRED KICPLINGER .-1 little iwrk, II lifllr' Play. 'tlx'vP . 65 Kelsey Ave. Noble School. A.A. 1, 2. 4. Unclecitlecl about the future. Hobby, swim- ming. R lk if ' 1 J -' .. f , . . Q V I u . X Ill FlHHlllllll!lIllllKlllIl lliHlll l l ll lllllllllllllllllllllll llHilllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll III I lll I lllllllllllIlllllllllllllHlIllllllllllllilIIIllYIIIlllIlllllillllllllllllllllllll . in 1 f IIIII IIIIII I IIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIII IIIImIIII f f I 1 f l ff ' XXIRGINIA JANE KING Slip has a lHUl'I'j' 10710 of Iifflu flzzzzgsf' GiIIIIy . 325 Second Avenue. Colonial Park School, AA. l, Z, 33 French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3. lntends to go to a business college. Hobby, swimming. EIIWARD T. KIRIEX' Juvlltlf rare l fm' 'iI'f'1'flX. lid , 64 Summer St. Wash- ington School. AA. l, 2, 3, Mem- .ber of Bookkeeping Team 4. Plans to eI1ter business school. Hobby, dancing. fl.XRRIE l,UCII.l.li IQIRIAIQ ,ifvjig ' lflf 5 Il mu v if. K Cnr Wy Hlolm S Noble School. .'X.A l, , . Future unclecicled. way, dancing. AlIRIAM lixocsli l'ri!lzvc, v.r1IlI1i1I Ilzysvlff' ,lliIII . 337 Main St. Union School. Intencls to enter business school. Hobby, horseback-riclmg. ADIQLIL lion N I M S10l1 ' I .' lJI'll . 94 Prospect Avenue. Colonial r ' ,. 'hool A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Istrum 4, Art Club 4, Frenc Clu 3 g Tr Jicoms 3, 41 Chemi r 3 ' eIIsic Club. Plans to enter Cl oke College. Hobby, reading. IIII I I I II IIIII 1'l11gC IIIIII i x IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L 0 G B O O IIIIIIIIIIII IIIII II IIIIIII III I IIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII II III I IIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII XX' 'I-IQ J -:pn IJLAIJZA CI1l'L' I 1'gl' I l 't1lfL'1'x45 Sycaway Street. Lincoln School. Undecided about his future. Hobby, collecting do- mestic ancl foreign coins. ELl.EN EUGENIA KOSSIIIEI. ,lIaIIIIcI's form fha gvfmt rhar'III of 'ZAf'0lllCIl.U i1l,if7 122 Dawson Avenue. Co Iiffiff chool. A.A. 3, 4, ' ' ' ' ' I Intends t ' lkl .C J. ' ' o . Hobby, col- leeting photographs, VVALTER B. KRIxsI4owsIcI The ladies called him .m'm'l. .5'ki . 202 ighland St. Thomp- son fScl Iol. Chorrfs 2, A.A. 2, Span '- C 3 4, Forensic Club, f , 2, , . Intencls to enter a military academy. Hobby, com- posing songs. MARJOIQIE MAIITIIA liklflilik Thu pfsogificatiozz of sw0elIIcss. C Uuizfyjvigil Colonial Boulevard. Colonial rlQQchool. Chorus 2, 3, 4, A.A. l , 3, 4, Senior Hiking Club, '1wff'COII'lS 4g School Play 4. Intends to enter a finishing school. Hobby, dancing. VERA l'ls'I'llI2R KUcIII4o H.1?. Oran ' Avenue. Lincoln c If I- I . l, 2, 3, 43 appa , , . Intends to enter C ni cu College of Commerce. I yyio seback-riding. IIIHIIIII VKIIIII II lllllllllll lllllllll H1 lllllllllllll l 1111'VWllllllllllllllllVlll'llllllUll L O G B O O Rlllllllrxll ll lnlllllllllmnnnn n nmnlllArrIIIIIIII1nl1nIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIllIImlllllllllrlrllllllnllllll Doizorn Y Glilvrkumi li UC u'1'.x Nature made hm' tvlzal she ix and azvfzuw' made azzollzvr lyke liar U0l . lntcnds Hobby, l',KNliST xVAl.'1'lCR Lixlvini I will do my Inst. li1'm'st , 311 VVashington Ave. VVashington School. Band 4. ln tends to become a Salvation Army Onicer. Russian. Woufii L.xix1mi:R uffI'Ilt'l'tllIA1' .rfwakillg u good' fellow. I'1llPlPA '. 86616 Campbell Ave. Thompson School. A.A. 1, Z, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Future unde- citlccl. Hobby, hunting. Fiuncias Maine Laxoiiirrif IIN siliwr 'zfnifv is llzc Vivli music of a sunzmer lzzrdf' u1jl't1llH. 60 Fourth Avenue. St. Lawrence's School. Chorus 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, School Revue 3, 4. Undecided about her future. Hobby, travel- ing. , ,yl Es'1'n15R CHRISTI, L.xR.xs ' X To lm gvrzflv is llm f stvla-lFlfllly. 408 will A 1 7 3 4 l,r11'1'y . n Avenue. Thompson Schoo. . .. . ,-, , 3 Kappa Pii 2, ij, Fren , ub 3, Secretar g j' HN, g Chem- is y Cl , foret lClub, Fresh- n an ' mation 'abntestg Junior P i Committee, Senior Class Bo Board: Rostruin 3. Exchange Editor 4. lntends to enter college. Hobby, fun. 1 it-r nun . Page 36 KIARGARIQT HEl.l'fN l.ARii15 Tic spiril of life. .Yi.v . ,1 York St. Thomp- son Sch' .ic . 1, 2, 3' Gym Team 3' etliall 2, 3 11eQheer Ledger I t aiu ii Kbsity bas- ketba L I ids to enter Be ospita 1 '. Y. Hobby, all sluoizlsh. I Ficiinizincia D.x Nnsc 1,Aw1.i3R lllz'rllz, with than I uzvalz to live. I7rvd'. 662 Savi Ave. Union SQWOUC o us-lffrL,AflJ?, 3, 4, Hi-Y g,panEh lub 3. lntcnds to e ter U.nive sitgv of Alabama. Hobby, fo tlhQ. J xl M .nw .ALICE LAWRY IIN In ' rv of llze silvuf 22 Prn 61 St.lFc rest Schu A.A. 1,X2, 3, l , Future unde- cided. l y, swimming. X I .ALMA Homin. l,AWSON i Ixus cz Nvzlit llllflllj' girl lo ln' ,tLe,a1'. Q . j .' 'L-lima . 18 A wate1'St. VVash- ington School. ntends to enter a business school. Hobby, collecting photographs and souvenirs. Amnuk Russert. Llzlxcn I don? give a ffl!- Russ . 81 Forest Road. Wash- ington School. Chorus 35 Spanish Club 3, -lg Forensic Club, Base- ball team 3, 4. .Future undecided. Hobby, music. nun 1 num in inn nm umm ll liulullllllu ll im mn niimimr i rn ru I 1 Viao1Ni.x RAE l,i5.xioc Full of good meaning and good GilL . 104 W ' 1- eet. Union 43 Kappa Pl ' 1 J nisl 2, 3, Schoo lxevu ' 1 enter a busi X c o . dnb-J, iui.vlzcs.Q School. Chorus , A. . 1, Z 3, ,3, l I1 ' l fin io Q ' 1 Y collecting 1n 1an relic ., liuwlxicn VVARREN LEGO The umrv ln' Izuars Ilia less lic xPc'rzks. lid , 517 First Avenue. Union School. AA. l, 2, 3, 45 Orches- tra 1. Undecided about his future. Hobby, swimming. Fu.-xxci-Ls liviiixx l,E1..xxn Ki1zdllvs.v is wisdonzf' l 1'or1 . 3-1-lllohm St. Thomp- son School. Chorus 2, 3, 45 School Revue 43 Senior Hiking Club 4. Intencls to enter McKeown's Sec- rctzirial School. Hobby, dancing. GEORGE EMU. LENZ I do low to Hole and to oI1svrz'c. Gcof'gf '. Front Avenue. First Avenue School. AA. 1, 2, 3, 41 Soccer 1. Intends to enter tl pri- vate school. Hobby, football. :ALBA M.xRn-2 LEPORE .-1 spirit ull szmslzizzvf' .'Il . 674 First Ave. Thomp- son School. Chorus Z, 3. 4, Senior Hiking Club. Intends to further her education. Hobby, liikiiigr! f 'I ,W .4 A 'ij 1 'r 'gf L 0 G O O Kliiiiiiiiiii i r i i nl ii miiiin iiiinnn liiiilimiuiiiruimlll Tn1C1.M.x lliiR'1'11.x Llivricu Not much talk, a great sweat silence. Taofs . 126 Taft Ave. Lincoln School. Undecided about her fu- ture. Hobby, skating. Mokius Lltvmli .llu.riz' awaits each joy, .-lllayx each grief. hffubilltl-fu. 392 Washington Ave. VVashington School. Rostrum 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, concert- inaster of orchestrag Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, School Revue 2, 45 Chemistry Club 45 Forensic Club. Intends to continue study of music. Hobby, inusic. Ciilxiuijs NX'1l.soN LEw1s Lei vt'm'y man folio' to his UZUIL I7llXlllL'.S'S.', .S'lin1 . 237 First Avenue. St. Lawrence's School. AA. 1, 2, 3, 4. Intends to enter the Civil Serv- ice. Hobby, baseball. 'l' x ff.. V ', I . Llvlf-f ETQVARB JAMES LIIQBLER lI'1zat'.s the use of 'DUUl'l'j'fllglf ll zzvver :cas it-orllz 'wlzilc'. Edu, 228 Main Street. Frances Stillman S c h o o l, Wethersfield. Chorus 43 A.A. 4. Intends to enter army or navy service. Hob- by, pictures of airplanes. S HIRLI-ZY K.x'1'HARrN Lousif Her eyes are dark as the , rxiw Iliglzff' S'l1i1l 8 'Xlartin S Union cgi txiortfx. , 2, , , Girl Re Ser nr Hiki 'lt J, un if Connnittee, enior Pr ' mmit- tee. Intends to Qter Gateway. Hobby, dancing. ' 3, ' S .41 f il J r i 1,3256 iii, ii iiiiiiimrrsl i r r lm munllmllnnlu A I I GM-1'1uxNo LoM1s.x1m1N1 Quiet, uurujled, and always flze same. To11y . 25 Peabody St. Lincoln School. Undecided about futu're. Hobby, reading about scientific de- velopments. , RAYMUN11 Losivics , fl 151 e chap and a faiflzful UJJ fl I1 rv , ' df' XX ay' l Wliiti ' cet. Fair Have11 J ni . A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Inten s J a mechanic. Hob- by, n b ilding. Tokiuzy 1019: LUNDE The e.i'r1111ple of good llIL'll is 'visible jvllilosopliyf' Tor1'ey . lZlGraham Avenue. Colonial Park School. Chorus 45 A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, E-Y 3, 4. Unde- cided about his future. Hobby, tenniz ' - s 3 z N TER D.. Lxfiui Sa p iz , fvatzmzt, dl'1'lltllIl5j 'pra' ', no! blame. l'QDlel '. 256 Elin St. Union h l. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, , Vice-iwililentg French Club ' , 'lgjgjicox s 4, Chemistry Club Shes g?4'Forensic Club, Hoc- 4, A istant Managerg Base- all, 'lstant Manager 3, Man- fer 5 Senior Class Book Board. Intends to enter Yale. Hobby, sports. Hlil.lfN Mini MCAL1 NDEN Silence is the most perfect lzerultl of 103'-I Mafk . 29 Spring St. Grove 'lluttle School, East Haven. Chor- us 35 A.A. 3, 4. lntends to secure a position. Hobby, swimming. H1111 Illlllllllllllll 11III11111111ll11l111 111111111111 I LOGBOOK 111111111 111111111 :P21gC 111111111 .f,.' , . 7' i if llavl - 1 iif-..,-.-,i 9 ll 1,iii,iiii,,.iii,....-. Wg, ..,ii...... . X r lp . l l l,ES'l'liR Lows McC.x1c'1'11v Fleet of fool, good-l1u11zure1l and f1'et'. ,lIcu '. 97 Church St. Lincoln junior High, Meriden. A.A. 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 3,45 School Revue 4, 'llrajicoms 45 Forensic Club, Soccer 45 Track 2, 3, captain 4, Class Day Committee. Undecided about future. Hobby, track. Bmmcm Miuuox lNlCCLL'SliY The glory of a firm, capricious 1lllllCl.U He1'11ir '. 841 VVashington Ave. Thompson School. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Phi Z, 3, 4, Senior Hi- king Club. lntends to enter Skid- more College. Hobby, dancing. LAWRENCE H. McHUun AlG0ULl-lllHIIUI'UCl, fraulc mul f1't'v. l,c11' . 3 VVashington Ave. st. ent . 11001. H1-Y 1,z. lntencs o study viation. Hobby, swimming. JOSEPH lfR1xNc1s lXl.YORANO 7 Does -zelfll, ac ,' 11o one c IK: 1 111o1'tr. K I ' oil Center Street. Union Sc . A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, anish Club Z, 3, 4, President, T ffic Squad, Chemistry Club 4. I1 ends to enter Yale. Hobby, sports. BIARY MADLYN lXlAI.INCONlCO 1-Ill 'mu.viml people seep! lzt1f1111'. .llu1'y . 158 Peck Ave. Noble School. Chorus 33 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club,4g Spanisg Club 43 School Revue 3, Girls'. asket- ball ,Le Undecided about future. Hobby, dancing. Jon N CoNsrAN'r TWANULIK I law to fnaditata 011 anytldzzy lmt books. lnln1 . 90 Hemlock St. Forest School. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Intends to enter the Harvard Financial School. Hobby, golf. RIcIIARn llENRY NTARQUARDT I lzaw the 'wa:1dr1'lust. Rulw . .280 Third Ave. VVash- ington School. A.A. l. Intends to enter the navy. Hobby, sports. ADOLF JOSEPH ATARUSCHAK lla rr'f'atI's flu' music of tha .S'f7lll'I'l'S.H .4dalf . 274 Fenwick St. Lin- coln School. A.A. 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Track 3. Intends to study IllllSlC. Hobby, hiking. 'Luft 4 f' f K-247' kk ,ig- af, Ywjf ATICHAEL TVIASTRIANE lVlIat's in tlzis little bundle at C1l0l'!1j'?H IUikc '. 255 Blohm St. Truman Street School. Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3. Undecided about the future. Hobby, swimming. EDNA SHIRLEY MAYNARD Har 'ways arc ways of f7lFtI5GllflIL'SJ.'H Edna , 483 Main St. Union School. Chorus 3, 45 Dressmaking Club 2, Spanish Club 4, Senior Hiking Club, Girls' Gym Team 3. 43 Girls' Basketball 3, 4. Intends to enter Nurses' Training School in New York. Hobby, swimming. LOGBQOKI iiiiiiiiiiii Immun Page iili mm IWARY EI.IzABE'rH MEA NEY Nat murlz talle-a great, sweet szlc'ncC. Mr11'y . 95 Brown St. Vllash- ington School. Chorus 2, 3, 4g AA. l, 2, 3, 45 Kappa Phi 2, 3, 45 Senior Hiking Club. Intends to be a clietician. Hobby, dancing. GEORGE ALBERT MBINTO Sl10rt af staturv is lla, lzut strongly lauilt and atl1lr'tic. Jak 1 eml St. Forest Zflchool Scbc l ' ie 3, 45 Foot- ball 2, , . ' ndecided about future. - JOSEPH A 'NCE MENTO Truly al :gi 'al gl?lll'll.Y.'H f0f '. l k St. Forest School. A.. , Art Club 43 Poster Cont t tends to be a commercial tif? Hobby, print- ing. H , I AI.nA MARIA TVIERLE All gona' things came in small packages, I IlIirlery . 195 Richards Street. Thompson School. Chorus Z, 3, 4. Intends to enter business college. Hobby, tennis. GAzEI.I.A RosE TYIETRICK A liw lzmrt liws lang. Gis . 810 Campbell Avenue. Thompson School. A.A. 1, 2, Senior Hiking Club. Intends to study secretarial work or nursing. Hobby, dancing. I H Hu ll I lm ll I I Illlllll l llll l l llll ll lllllllllllllllinllllllllllll l l 'S 'U Fill? hNi 1WII.l.ER T11r'1'f i ci lime for all fllilly-Y. F 45 'hird Ave. Union Scho .X.A. 2, 3, 4. Plans to enter ew London Coast Guard Acaden y. Hobby, yachting. JOSEPH EDMUND 1Y1ll.l.1iR 6'Takc me for U manff .. 2 , . ' f .fl J JMXX la: fax Street. ,' . icoln School. .A. 1, 2, fpanish Club 4. ndefiyqf about futu're. Hobby. . 'immn . CH.xRi.ES HENRY 1X1ISBAClI l V11y Illinkf By flllllklillfl 0110 y1'07t'.r gray. C11arIi0 . 92 Wharton Place. St. Boniface School, New Haven. AA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Undecided about his future. Hobby, baseball. GORDON A. MOORE I7ll I0 ' ' o1 .Uxf35' i h ce. Un' 1 Schoolj, wi 'Kuad lg Sw: ning tea 'ndecided about his futur. Hobby, swim- ming. HELEN FRA NCES MORA N The froulrl ' .fnznllq the fun is cat. HfIm1 . 94 'ob Street. St. Lawre c ' fcho School Revue 4. Int c o . u f nursing at St. e s . ' . Hobby, swim- ru 4 mlxllll nr LCDGROGK Rrm IDOROTHICA NIORRIS '24 ivnnmn .rfa11a'.r for all-flzutlr youd and 110blr. I , . Rim , 53 Thompson Street. St. Lawrence's School. AA. 1, Z3 Kappa Phif2, 3mecretary 45 Sen- ior Hikifigflllo 4. Intends to studyx nursiiiig at Grace Hospital. Hobby, dancing. THOM.xs FRANCIS Al0RRISSEY 1f'014Il1 ix full of .rf1m'f. HYWIHIIU. 1 nion ,-Www. Union Schoo. Ax. 1,..N2,,., 4: Senior Prom Cfbiuinittigeg-Football 1, 35 Base al lg Basvtetball 4. Unde- cided about future. 1-lobby, foot- ball. CH.-xRl.o'rrE VIQRONICA M URPHY IH 1111171110715 frmzqzzillify is Ihr SIlf'l'L'IIII' fwmw'. I c'11.mgff . l17'California street. Noble School. Chorus 3, 45 School Revue 4. lntends to enter a secre- tarial school. Hobby, reading. illURIEl. El.Iz.xR1i'rH MURRAY 'Llly own tlzouylztr are my 'Com 1m1z.v. 51 L 1 X Hglxaqbel' . 219 11118K Wash- ing n'SchOOl .A. 2,X3g School 1qCVHC.f,gWIl1tC11ilS 'to enter StOne's ,usiness College. Hobby, reading. JOHN N. NORBACK nllafjvy all ffm liiwlnlzg day. Jack , 1058 Campbell Avenue. First Avenue School. Chorus 2, 33 AA. 1, 23 French Club 4g Trajicoms 43 Forensic Club. In- tends to enter business. Hobby, motorcycle-riding. fs If minor nlliz:lllll '?lhiiigv l1lllllAi'dimfwhhlliruwffllifllmvlmllvivfwgwrdlilwiuw 1 -1. pn ff t l 111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111 1111 11111 1111 1 1 11111111111 TIMOTHY FRANCIS 0'CoNNE1.1. 'LHP xilenty safe. fIl'i111 . l9!Union Ave. Union ?jf11?t,1.,,c11i1fug lg RA. 1, 2, 3. 114 egifded about his fut11re. Hob- bwfixillg Model T Fords. N! FRANc1s VVn.1.mM O'DKDNNEI.T. Sfl1'I1f4, ,v H5111 .vane 7 Mor! j 5 .. B1g jMKAv5Cc1lo11- ial Park . Traffic Squad. lntends to work. Hobby, building aeroplane models. NANCY ANNE O'K121tFE The baud stopped, but .1110 clzaftc' on, Nan , 8 ungtol Avenue. Si. Lawr ' .'Qh . 1, 2, 3, treasur , mai Decla- mation Contest, ppa ' , 3, 45 Girl Reserves lg Sch o lay 3, 4, Trajicoms 3, 4g Senior Hiking Clubg Secretary of Forensic Club. Undecided about l1er future. Hob- by, dramaties. RITA KIARGARET O'NE11. Size .rays little gfllf thinks 7lI1tC1l.H f'Rit11 2 7 ai11 Street. Wash- ington . AA. Z, 3, 45 Sen- ior Hi '1 Club. Intends to enter business school. Hobby, scrap- books. HUMBER'F h'fA'l'HEW QRIO ' ' I 11 U.4llIfJ1fI0lZ as 1117'7+r'.vf. I ' HI'IMllI7j'U. 31 Leete St. VVash- ington School. A.A. 1, Z, 3, 45 French Cl 3' Sp 1',h Club 3, 4: Cl1e1nii1!C+KYZFU11clecidecl about his future. Hobby, basket- ball. l111111111111111111 111111 111111111111111111111111111111 11111 111111111 1 LOGBOOK 11111111111111111111 1 11 111111111 11111111111 11 1 1 1 RUTH RIARY P.1RM121.121i To ll 5111111111 lzrgrf l Z'4'7j'f!llIIfl is fun. R11ll1ie . 543 Sa 1' Ave. U 'ion Sxhool. Frei ., 4: , euior Ving: Cl , ostrum Typistg Xylllilnil' of Bookkeeping Contest 4. I11t1:11ds ta study advanced secretarial work at New York University. Hobby, sports. HOXV1XRD W. Pxifcuitx One fzelm lzrwr f1z1'111'a' bark 1111! 111r11'rl1ed .v1'1'111,1fI1f f111'1vm'd. Hnwn1'd . 16 Sumac Street. Colonial Park School. A.A. Z. Undecided about his future. Hob- by, building boats. MVR1121. ANN PERRY MlVl1!'II .rim frilkx .vile zzxzmlly .mrs IlI1'fl1lI!g,n JI 1 ' 1 F', Ave. Union Sc I., , 3, 4: Senior Hik1 lg Cl I itends to enter Stonels Business College. Hobby, Swimming. CHRISTINE Ll.-XRIE PE'rRI1.1.o fl Sllllllj' 5111111311 gay good 1111111013 makes hm' wlmt she is. Pf'fe . 65 NVestF1eld St. Forest School. Chorus 2, 3, 45 AA. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Rostrum 3, 4, Specialty Editor 43 Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, President 3, Art Club, Vice- President 43 French Club 45 Jun- ior Prom Committeeg Trajicoius 3, 45 Se11ior Hiking Club, Cheer Leader 43 Class Book Board, Edi- tor-in-Chief. Intends to enter New Haven Normal School. .ADOLPII JOHN P1c1c.x1.1. Still llf'l1l.I I'fIIg. sHlIfu1'.r11i11y, Pirklcs l 6-ltgtahfornia Street. VVashi1gton' l . Chorus 2. 3, 43 AGA. Hi-Y 3, -ll Frfriehgl. : 5011001 Revvfe 2, 3. 431 1 engistry Club-jg Svvimming 'lie' 1 Z, 4. Intends to enter -Yale. Hobby, collector. 111 11 1 1 1 1 P 1 1 1. Q 1111111 1 111 11 111 1 1111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111. I4 O G B O O 11111111111 1 1111 1111 1111 111111111111111111111111 JOSEPH PVP Po An 111511 good- 1F111' 1' H1 3 S U 175 cl. For- est . ehool. A.A 33 Hi-Y 4: Football 'g ip ey DS, 45 Soccer 3, -l. In If lo iter preparatory sehool. P by, hoekey. H0111 ER XY11.13L'R PORTER t'.Y1'1'1'.r.11ly k11m11s H0 Iam' 11111 ffl 1'011q11e1'. son School. Cho ' , ., gil .. 1. 2, 4. Intends to 1 er t genthuler Business , h ml -ll W York. H11lJlJy,skE1tillg.L 1 '1l'f1f . 71 Rieha VVI1.1.I111v1 C'11A1z1.Es POTTS 't7'l1o11 111111 .v1' 11 '111111-if1'a11 Im . School. A. Qaflt 2 X3 ntends V . .1 fj Bill , 27Kj3e9 1-Xveifiejk Iiion ' I to be a nlusieian. i l I X RIARGUERITIQ blARY 'PRICXDICRGAST .V IFJ the 11011111fI1at.,r011111s. ' v fff1U111'y1,1c1-fit . 15 Sumac Street. 0111111131 Papk Se111,01.' AA. 1, 2, 3, 454 Senior Hiking Club. Intends to enter business 'sehool. Hobby, dogs. ' GEORGE 1 son PRENTICE xx, ' 'Cl 'V 1011. 1' 1111111111 11131 lip.: f ' - I '!'41I.U Kjx 1 w I 1 'A 1116 1 . 25 Cottage St. Noble hool. f .A. l. Z, 3. Intends to I an- dctrieal engineer. Hobby, xper' ienting with radios and X lfiiiilclijig' them. l 11111111111111111111 11 1 11 1111 1111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111 Page 42 ROBICIQ1' Voss PRENTICE .S'111iI1's arf je J11:co111111g1 1111171 fl' . V rack l. lntencls to en- 1! ,, jg Cottage Street. Noble S1 o I ' te business. Hoj1l1y, lishing. A . F A 1 M.1RT1tN H . QI. . . . H11 1.9 Izm Ill 111.1 1111111111- 1 flIlfj1'l'.Y.N , . 111'fi11 . 27-l1,Fenwiek Street. Line n Sel11x'fl'.l l'eeeive1l prizes in the G c MI 'ontest 1, 2. 3g First llllv ll' he nnawon Fel- loweraft Ll bg l'll1llU'l'Ill5lC Mention in the Seni Prom Poster Con- testg Class Book Honrcl. Unile- eiclecl about the future. Hobby, drawing. T11EREs.x li.XI'LT.XNU lJ1111'l 'ZC'01'l'j' lill .vo1111'fl111111 1111f1f11'11.1. 'I IljWWm5llXlC rcls Flpipe. Union Sebool. Chorus -lg A..-N. 4. Intencls to enter business. llobby, traveling. XYlI.I.I.XN1 FREIIIQRICK R1C1N1C1zS His 11111111 11111 ras! in Illtllllj' 'll1Ul!l For 1HlI'Iij' sl101't.v or rr11111'Jf.r 1Il7Ill.H lVilIi11111 . 67 Lamson Street. First Avenue School. A..-X... l. Intends to further his erlueution. Hobby, Hshing. HELEN M URIICL REI N 11:11.11 As size flzilzkfsf 111 lm' 111'f11'1' so .she lx. Heinz , 196 Spring St. First Avenue School. A.A. l: School Revue 2. Intends to be 21 sten- ographer. Hobby, swinnning. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111 1111 1 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111 11111111 11 XY11.1.1.xm C11.x111.1is Rl'1INVV.XI.ll 'l'11ll oulrs f1'11111 lilflt' 11ro1'11s gf1'11-zu. S lJill . l96 Spring' Street. First .Xvenne Sclyoo ,f'!X.A. l, 2, 3, 43 S11z111isB lntencls to enter 21 busii sc1o11l. Hobby, boating. lJKlN.Xl.I1 lllCNliY Ro111NsoN l7r11111 tl 111111' Xf'l1l'f1' Illtlj' l11z1'.r1 ll 11115111111 flLlIlIL'.U HlJUlllIllIw. 0 David St. Forest School. Chorus 2, fl, 4. lntencls to be El nieehanic. Hobby, sports. XV.x1.'1'1i1z NX' 11.1.1.1 111 Roc1s1.1iN l.11'z'1' of 111'Iio11, A'C1'IIL'S of 'Z'lIlI.U. , ' 1 I Hill , 5-ll Main Street. Union School. .-XA. l. Z, 3, 43 Freshman I?eclz1111z1tio11 killllttiitg Senior Prom 1 f1:111n1ittee3 lloekey 43 Track 43 'llennis 43 Slllllllllllllg Z, 4. lntends to enter college. Hobby, building nioclel z1irpla11es. ' V 1 ,, X ' lQU5'fI.I. liuwix Rosle Hr I1 11111 ' i11 C'Z'Cl'j' IlltIlll.Y 11111 Iltl Ll 'wg ' 111 0'r'1'1'y Plc. X SX. .L . L VC -113 C ' Nl ' X ll 1111, AA. .1 2, 1.14. 111-Y 1, - '1f1 ck 2 Uncle i ed about fu lre. f 1b y. sports.: l,11.1.1.xN l,NQIJ'l.X lll05l'fNTllkl. tj A L. .I11,1',,k1'111l111'.v,1', 1111' do if Il11'ZL'.,l ' ' r.! .JV l.i1i1111'fJf485 Beach -Bt. Noble sciwo. 1711111115 L, Zwyvll..-X. 1, 2, 3. 43 IJ esrnaking Clubg Home lico- lltllllllf Club 3. lI'lXCllllS to enter Larson junior' College. Hobby, dancing. 1 Page 111 111 11 111 111111 111111 111111 1111111111 111111111 1111111L G 0 lilo 11111 111111 11 1 1 1 1 111 11111 1111 1111 1ll.Xl5lCl. l70l.1llRlfS- Rossmi Her pl1'11x11rc 1.1 1 1' po-zt'1'r lf' 11 1'1 ' Be'el1 StreefTro 13 ,ltniar S111 '1slg AA. l, 7 L . e11ds to enter a business c ol. Hobby, SNV1ll11l'l1llg. josisifinxrg MA111' Ro'r111fL'ss OI1.w1'vc L L'C7'j' ofvpur-l1111ily. fo . 978 First Avenue. First Avenue S hbol. Qhorus 3, 43 A.,-X. l, 2, Sei 'or Hikixq-' Cllll'JQ Chem- istry Ilub 4. Intenlls to enter the NCVll aven Norn1alSeho0l. Hob- by, 11-fusic. Rosii V1o1..x lQoL11ck12 111111' you lIl1t'tIj'X 111' 11,1 1111111111 us you are fo1l11y. Rose , 5 At St. NVz1sh- ington Scl lOI'llS 3, 43 AA. 7 , 3 Senior Hiking Club. ends to e11ter Larson Junior College. llobby, SNVlIUl11lllg. E'1'H1i1. Fixx' Remix l1'11l,t011y11c .racks 1111 fI'0Ill?lt'.'i bis . 99 l.a111so11 Street. First .' S ool. Lhorus 3. 43 A..-X. 1, 2, , lntencls to e11ter the Yale 5 ol bf Music. Hobby, swi111n1ing. F1.oR1'2Nc1C S111141.151' IQ 111 N All 111111511 are rosy flznl 11111 fltllll' 'ZUll1IIIf1lj'.,. l'il111'1'111'1 '. 395 Vllasllillgton Ave. Sacred Heart School. NA. 1. 3, 43 Senior Hiking Club. In- tends to enter a nurses' training school. llobby,swi111n1ing. LFUU A Xvxgvx -Avxibv , .,, ry 1 1 111111 111111 11111 I lXl.x1u:A11u131', kim RYAN I Y'l1o,vu 1110w 1'11.rig.yf, lwsf. tllltl 111asl g11'1zcuf11ll3', -wlzo' lza-vc learned NL fltylflii 4 . I lfi11.wl'. , 49 Dawson Avenue. Colonial Park School. School Re- vue 3, 4. lntends to study dancing. Hobby, swimming. I lfiaizu Sxkovicjy ,. if X ullllbl' also .vm 'v I 1 IJ only slaaza' . a11 1-'1' il, fi- X C ', 4 Qf'1'1l . , U1 Terrace Ave. First Avenue School. Orchestra 2, 3. Undecided about his future. Hob- by, soccer. f ICDNA. MM' S.x1.zM.xN 'J ll is 1110i'r than 1111l1l1' lo 170 fl'Ill'.U I 1. lf1l1llv . 89 Atwater St. Wash- ington School. AA. 1, 3. Plans to train for nursing at Grace Hos- pital. Hobby, dancing. XN'I1.1.1.n1 l,IfRIJX' SAN11 o1zD Hl L'l'SC'Z,'Ul'lIllCU is a z' nc. , f . ,. ff li1ll . ' 1QZ, Steve1:1s Avenue. 'llhoniisoik Sthool. Football 4. In- te s ,ld attend a preparatory s ,golf Hobby, baseball. liimtixxok RET? Sixcxnitizs f lo f1'0li11y. ' Cf3'f1.vj'. . Blohm St. VVash- ington 'ho . A.A. 2, 4, School Re A Senior Hiking Club. Pla to ai.n for nursing at Grace ' 11' 11'l11'1'.r 1111! of a Hos ital. Hobby, swimming. 'HlHH 'l' HWl'HllH' L G B O O K 1111111111 im 1111111141 1 1111111 1111111 1m11111111111l1u1111m111 111n11111111v11m1111111111m1l Page 44 jovcis li1.1No1e Sixvm - Sl1v 'zuar z do f 1 ayful fgnfli .1 l ' lauyI1tc1'. fa, Street. Union School. A . , 2, 3, 4, Class Day Committee. Future is undecided. Hobby, swimming. Kiwi-11fR1N12 E. ScH11f1fE1u11-Jcluik A-1 1'oscl111d set -with little fll0l'IlS.U KY iljgllliu. ' eete St VVash n t ' h . . .A. l, 3, 4 Future is c ' Hobby, swim- ming. V Main' V.x1.1iN'r1N12 SCH 1IT'l' lht laitcz 11 .mm 1' 31111 IS 5 tl. rv ' 'll ' ll ' , . . ic 5 estnut Street. Th 11 ' Sch l. is to try to g a clerical Nssi' . Hobby, s mini, :NPD 5 CoRN1f11.1,t 'IA115 5cHN151.LEk I C'l1fIfll'l', ' ai-I 1', as I flaw For 111811 111 01110, and 111011 may y11. Z Ncil'. Q6yBlohm St. Wash- ington School. Chorus 2, 3, 4g AA. 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Hiking Club. Future is undecided. Hobby, swim- ming. CH1xRL15s FREDERICK ScHo1.HAME1: Hlfzzzficd 113' r01111', aa'111i1-ca' by all. Cl1a1'lic '. 44 George Street. Assumption School, Ansonia. A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4, President 45 Freshman Ileclamation Contest, First Prize: French Club 3, 4, President 4, School Revue 45 School Play 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee: Trajicoms 3, 4, President 43 Trathc Squad, Chem- istry Clnb 43 Forensic Club, Hoc- key 3, 4, Class President Z, 3, 4. Intends to enter Yale. Hobby, athletics. 1 111 111 .1 J. v. I Ill: I II liviQ1.vN Loki-:'1 1'.x SCHOLHAMER Pull of good meazzmg and good wishes. Ulm . 44 George St. Assump- tion School, Ansoma. rus 5 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 reshman - mation Contest5 ench , Junior Prom mmit 5 S Prom Committee, ra s 5 School Play 45 Che1nistr b 45 Forensic Club' Class Sec tar 1 1 -- y y 2. 3, 4. Plans to be a nurse. Hob- by, dancing. SOPHIE MARY SCH WARTZ In whose liflle body lodged o mighty mind. ,S'ol1lzie . Maltliy Ave., Lincoln School. Plans to be a dietician. Hobby, crossword puzzles. GEORGE HENRY Sco'r'r, JR. rl HltlllyS popularity is an llldl-,I to his l'hlIl'tlL'fl'1'.U .S'eofty . 39 Uenter Street. St. Lawrence's School, Rostrum 3, 4, Advertising Mill-1-lager 45 Junior Prom CommitteiJ.Ch ' an5 Sen- ior Prom Committe icom's,45 Trafhc Squad, in,5L4Bresident of Forensic Clu , fl Vice President 1, Q,'Xj5 ,Citi Book Boardg School Phy . Intends to go to college. Hob y, golf. ,ARNOLD SERow A little nouselzce now and then ls 1'eli.rht'd by flzexbesf of men. .fcrow . 138 East Ave. Troup Junior High School, New Haven. .-X.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1. Plans to enter the University of Michigan. Hobby, music. , Lok15T'1',x C1-iR1s'r1N,x Slikviss f A Viglif fair' maid and j ' indefveudezzlf' ,'f,Rei . 110 Union Avenue. St. Lavvrence's School. Chorus 254 3, 45 A.A. 1, Z5 Girl Reserves 35 French Club 35 School Revue 3. lntends to become a nurse. Hob- by, swimming. immnul L G B 0 O K Page 45 xl II II ImllllllllllllllllIllllllmll josi-:PH SoUEm:i.1.x 1 lu oftion foitliful, in honor clear. ,, 1 foa7. X250 ,Campbell Avenue. XK'asfPh1igton, School. A,A. 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y ll 2213. Plans to enter Ford- liang Uiiiversity. Hobby, sports. N. HVW JULIUS SHANBROM I lzeliew in lltliflllll a good time ' JJ wlzen I start about it. f1rlie . 158 Elm Street. Union School. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 25 Traffic Squad 45 Football 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Class Day Committee. Future is undecided. Hobby, basketball. Sx'1.vi.x HARRIET SHAPIRO I live in flze frotvzl of jollilyf' .5'ib . 690 Xkashington Avenue. Troup J iorfl-Iigh School. A..-X. 2, Q2 ' lr i'h Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 1 1-dis undecided. Hob- by ca cing. .ALICE NI.-XRIE SHEARN The joy of youll: and health her face dis ayedf' , A-Xven 'NSQIZHD rl Al'Q. 64 11' Q it t ' st Reserv F , , S ll' 1 iking Club5 Girls' Teagnv . 'Intends to be a dress-designer obby, sew- ing. N Vi Nc15N'r Jon N SHICICHAN Good-lzeurferl ond ogreeolzlp to all. 1 ' If'i1111iw .' 1011 5 ' mpbell Ave. St. Francisl Sc ,X , New Haven. chorus 2, 3-1 mx. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 4.'r9l'1'lI6f'1ClS to go to college. Hobby, basketball. 4 if i i in mini !l.XlXllfS lliixnx' SHINE l.1'fw 'zeillmul Xf7lVI'f,Y is not life. HJlIllIL'.YH. 335 Peck Ave. VVasl1- ington School, A.A, l, 2, 3,vliase- ball 3. 4, Captain -lgfllaske ball Z, 4. lfuture is undecided. . ' fy xr ' Cll.XRI.lQS josiivn S1loi.L'N.xs, JR.. I low 'ztorkq il f1I.vrim1li'5 luv. LK,bi11t71llllt!JU. l72 Thomas Street. Noble School. Chorus 2, 43 Or- chestra l, 3, School Revue Z, 4. T llans to study to be master me- chanic. Hobby, swimming. lioiuox XXfll.l.l.XM 5lIUX'l'1 .ll1JdU.Ylj' lf.YNlf. .S'q1zi1u '. SS Second Avenue. P XYushington School. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. lfuture is undecided. Hobby, radio. Domus Xllflillil. Sinriix' NUI: .WIISU dlllf Xfllfli' .Y'ZUL'1'l'fy . l U llII.l'L'd. Ho-lin . O0 Hawthorne Street. Colonial Park School. Chorus 43 .X.A. 3. 4, School Revue 4. Plans to be a secretary and receptionalist at Sterling Memorial Library. Hobby, composing essays. Gmcii Siiiizorn .I 'Z't'I'AX' Plvflxiilff Per'.vo11. ff1'4zu '. 584 Main St. Union School. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. lntends to study nursing. Hobby, swim- ming. LOGBOOK -iiiiii In i ii ini i inni l,agC inn Ronizivr Snfnorn 4 .-I wozzld 1Eke ixgasoiz lily !11iu1'r',-, r lirw12 Q 11 St. Thomp- son Soho . A.A. 1, Z, 3, 4. Future is nndecidecl. Hobby, eating. P H I LI I' GEORGE I M ICO N If ln Ilzat dlI:Vi'S feat he Piwrzwl lhv Mkt E? UI1'fWl'Il1'.H son Sch ol. A. . 1, Z, 3, Football , 5 X ' Q, 4, Captain -lg Soc- cer Z3 Bas ball 25 Track 2, 3, 4. Plans to e' er a preparatory school and thenfstudy journalism in col- lege. Hobby, sports. l'lyilJ'.lJx Ave. Thomp- 3 4 Hg e Fu.xNc1cs L1NDE1.1. SMITH Her air, lim' imnzuers, all 'zclzo .nite LldllIll'4'd.U I 1'u1z'. 21 bell Avenue. Coll' il 'menta School, Collins ' e, Conn.- ' us 4, A.A. l, Z, u'J g School Revue , ,enior Hiking Club. Future s undecided. Hobby, draw- ine' D. JICNNIIC Aramis SMITH B41.vl1f11I, .S'ilIL'l'I'L' and CUHIFIA' q11zr'f. HJUIZ-U, 69 Grove Stredk. Noble School. Chorus 3. 4, A.A. Z. 3, 43 School Revue 3. Plans to enter a business college. Hobby, tennis. RicH.x1m .S'MI'1'H A1111 uflzlvlv, Sfffllfftlif and fl'Ht',' l'D:'rk . 184 First A e. Truman School, New Haven. A A. 1, 2, 3g School R vue 3, 43-T Squad, Football 3, 4' Track 3 Intends to g to SUI ' sity f 9 bama. Ho by. S1 r s. Ast ill 1 L o G is o o ROBERT XNESLEY SMITH Cust in manly 'mold fm' sfw1'lS. 7'riclc-K11ef '. 57 Orange Ter- race. Forest School. lfreshman Trafhc Squadg Band 1, Z3 School Revue 3. -lg lfootball Z, 3, -l. Future is undeciderl. Rosii SMITH nl snzzny smile that 7lIl1kI'.Y the l1u1'dc.ft task u pl4'as11g'c. lx'n.vr '. 69 Grove Street. Noble School. Chorus 2, 3, 43 .-X.A. 2, 3, -l. Plans to enter a college. Hob- by, tennis. linxxuxnn THOMAS SML'I.l.l:fN llcr1r much and .vpezzk little. lid, 27 Crest Avenue. Lincoln School. .X..'X. 1, Z, 3, 4. Plans to attend a, business school. Hobby, athletics. XYI1.L,xRn Dow N s S Now HTIIF darling j'01ll1f1 man on tllf' flying' trap se. Hill , ' 1 ecticut Avenue. Col 1' ar ehool. .A, 3, 4. Intends to jf t 'y to learn engineering ' 1 then work on a railroad. obby, making models of airplanes and trains. FRANCIS VVILLIAM SNYDER .l tzuilliug Izenrt, ll lmlpilzg lzmzdf' Sa111p . 39 Dana Street. First Avenue School. Chorus 2. VX'ants to learn a good tragle. Hobby, sail- ing. Page 47 ANN.X l?I.o1nQNcE Sonl2RM.xN limo ifooilizexx 1II'Z.jllIN'l1.Y lH'tlIllj'.U Flr.v.viv . 3 '1 st Ave. Lfnion S' l. il us Z, 3, -lg 3, -lj dos ruin -lg l l1i ., 3 Class llay 'o uni ce. Plans to work or pe ' ms attcnrl business school. Hobby, cooking. EILICICN Rlmm' Sl'tl'l l'SXYUtlI7 Thu -:wire ix llu' nrgffrn of,lln', .Yfllllfl-i . .- X Q R S-Lf .S'jvol 2 Nl in hini Place. St. Lax 'c '. ClI1Ul., Ehorus 1, Z, 3, -lg iool Revue 3, -lg Senior liilcing' Club. Plans' y':TTtend a inusical school. l vby, singing and sports. Roniim' FRANCIS Sl'll'l l'SXYOtlll Good .vvzmc rt-lzivlz only is flu' .Iliff of 1lt'lI'f't'lI.H Sf Z7fS?lTlnahan Place. Nvashi fftoi S'hoQl Chorus l, Z: A.A.WT'2 5- 1- 1, 2, 3, mmol- ball gf 1 'cy '51 Manager of Soccer afse 'WQZV 3, -l. Plans to go to University of Alabrimzl. llobby, sports. llliNRIE'rT.x PEAR1. ST.xuT 'll fam' that .rmilflr is wwf fIUlHl.H rIHt'1l',. 67 Admiral 'ta Thomp- son School. Chcyr ,Sf-lg AUX. Lf, 75 45 . ,145 Spanish ci dj , .Simi TQ' .-2, 3, -1, Stlfr Hikififf Forensic Chb. lfutur ciclcd. llob- by books. llOR0'l'HY l.0RETT.-X S'l'EEl.li 'l'l1c1'e Tins plain' and sjuicf for luv' fun' .w11ilc.v. allot . Z5 Monahan Place. H. Sydney Hayden School, XVinrlsor, Conn. Chorus l. Z, 3, -lg .-XA. Z, 3, 4: French Club -l. Plans to study at Pratt lnstitute to be a clietician. Hobby, painting silhou- cttes. lullllll A It I I mn ll ll llll HMI H lllllllllll I4 O G O Illllllvww FREDERICK EDVVIN STEVENSON N5 I dt'1ljl,I9lIIUllj' with my Iztuzmrf' Stc'z '. 6' Lester St. Wasli- ingt 1 . I.' Chorus 25 A.A. 1, 2. CS11I1l3.11 Traffic Squad. Future is undecided. Hobby, hitch- hiking, ROBERT HENRY STE 2NsoN A lot of oisi' for a I fellow. l?oI1 . ki treet. Union Sch l. .AZ 1 23, 45 Rostrum 2, 3, , irc tion Manager 45 Hi- 45 Iol Revue 45 Traji- coms . 5 T c S at ' Chemis- tr J , elP . eIt5 For- e Clu ' chool ' 4. Plans t ent rinceton University. Hobby, athletics. VIRGINIA RTARY STEVENSON Soft prow shi' brings Tl'111'l'F7'I'I' sho ar1'iws. !'Vr1l . 491 Washington AveIIue. St. Lawrence's School. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Rostrum 3, 45 Kappa Phi 3, 45 French Club 45 Trajicoms 3, 45 Senior Hiking Club5 Chemistry Club 4, Secretaryg Forensic Club. Plans to study at Middlebury Col- lege to be a mathematician. Hob- by, dancing. KENNETH L. STIGBICRG For his ri jolly good fz'lI0w'l ffsffff. ss II'i1Xg,50lJ, Union Scho 1. A.A. ' 5 F ' shman T a c Sqn i- 2, 3, 4LlSchool R er4 hemistr lub 45 Track 4. ' s to further his education. Ho Ib . travel. JOHN SIDNEY S'1'ockoNIs ,J' Br silcn li bg-5 for 0 plz 0 11 ffl 1111 East Ave. Noble . oo .A. 2, 3. Plans to at- ten rr rade school. Hobby, radio. A Y yi llllllllrllllltl A ALICE MARY SULLIVAN Il'ith a sznilz' 011 l1m'Jips. Ni I Atl , VO Ivy tri? Colonial Park -schboi. . . 1, 2, 4. Iu- tendijto ku normal school. Hobl ,Jglan 'Ig. N5 R . A Q RUssEI.I TI?lEoDoRE TELLIER 'Cllmi are mm but the best sofzivtzfims' forgot. Bud , 222 Washington Avenue. Vlfashington School. Chorus 35 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Plans to study electrical engineering. Hobby, music. SYDNEY J. THOMAS Happy am, I,' from rare I nm free. .S'yd . 799 Savin Ave. Union School. A.A. 2, 3, 45 Kappa Phi 2, 3, 45 Art Club 4, Secretaryg School Revue 25 Senior Prom Conmiitteeg Trajicoms 3, 45 Girls' Gym Team 3, 4. Future is unde- cided. Hobby, swimming. EI,SIE CHRISTINE THORPE Patic'1zcc is the key of content. EIsir . 182 Orange Ave. Noble School. Chorus 45 A.A. 1, 2, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Senior Hiking Club. Plans to enter nursing school. Hobby, swimming. XTARY KATHERINE TIM MoNs Her trrlczzts were of the more szlrnt class. .'lIary . 716 Third Ave. Tru- man School, New Haven. Chorus 3, 4. Plans to he a nurse. Hobby, swimming. l mlumIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII:mumIlllulllllllllllllllllll IIIIIllIIIIIlnllullllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllIlllllmllllxnnlmllll L O G B O 0 K mnmn r xzrrnmm it ul :ummm mm l it in nr 1 I In lnllllllln NIARIE E1.IzARE'rH TOI.I.ES Full 0f'fun and life. .lla1'ic . 252 Washington Ave. VVashington hool. 'A.A. 1, Z, 3, 45 Kappa Phi , Plans to go to secretarial school. mby, swim- ming. IWARY FRANcEs ToMAso Her flzoughls lmw a high whiz. .lla1'y . 5 Chauncey Street. Lincoln School. Chorus 45 A.A. l, 2, 45 Art Club 45 School Revue 45 Senior Hiking Club. Plans to do secretarial work. Hobby, draw- ing. RORIQRT JOSEPH TRACY Su-iff as a bird in flight. l?ol2 . 104 Second Avenue. St. Peter's School, New Haven. Chor- us l, 25 A.A. 25 Basketball 35 'Ilrack 4. Intends to enter Holy Cross College. Hobby, track. JOAN Nl.-XRY TRAMBARULO Hllflm dom her basl docs well, Joan . 61 Hine Street. Union School. Chorus 3, 45 A.A. 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 French Club 45 Senior Hiking Clubg Forensic Club. Plans to enter Connecticut College of Commerce. Hobby, hiking. Gus CHARLES TRIFFON Born for success llc St f'1llL'd.,, Gussfz '. 792 Savin Ave. Rice Junior High School, Stamford, Conn. Track 25 Swimming Team 4. Plans to study music. Hobby, playing a guitar. 5 f' f 'A is A I. l BlAR'I'IN TRo'rskY rl 'H1L'1'l'j' .mul is wortlz nmrf llzuzzl rr fI7l'l1llIt'.H is ,t ' sf. Vlvash- ington f. . .A. 112, 3, 43 Basketba 5 Baseba -lklntends to study l W at Duke University. Hobby. sports. SAl.VA'Il0RlC AN'rnoNx' TRo'1 r.x Hllelzoltl, a f1'l1'11cl. .S'all? '. l First ve. ash- inffton fSc . C ' , Zf' 4: . 7, , 5 i-Y 1: School R vue 3. lfxp cts to enter a school of music. Hobby, Canoeing. IQUTH Alr.KliIlf Ul.lilC'll Tlzrrr ix rm frm' rUi.wlo111 like k1'l1zlfw.rx. 1 1 lj Ruth , .437 Main Street. Union Schoolfkfk.,-X. 1, 2. Plans to be a nurse. Hobby, collecting' rare coins. CHARLES XPACCA . x x..','.0- , xp u 1 let,- .-I quzvf ftlllflllf' .vllofwxf u with lzradf' Cl1ir . lO0llin1nan St. Forest School. Hockey 3, 4. Plans to at- tend Stone's Business College. Hobby, athletics. xlARII'f l'.ME1.r.x X .WCARO flip .vfvzrxf of lzjr. 1 '3- 'l.llarir '. 25 California Street. Noble School. l, 2, 3. 45 Second Prize. l Jressmaking Conv test 3. Plans to enter Yale School of Music. Hobby, piano playing. I IIIIIIIIIummm!llllnnmnlllu nu IIIllvIII lIII1III11mmnnvuHmuIIIIIVHllllllllllllllnllllll In11III111mlIIImnvruulllllllllllnllHuwrumnuni111HvrvvrrHxvvullllllllvulnvvllnnluunnnnmmmmulllllll tml wrmll I II IIIIIIIIIIII MARIE JEAN VECE IFS 1110 llt'CI7'f that c'0zI1Ifs. l70IIy . 52 VVharton Street. Thompson School. Chorus 2, 3, 43 IMA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Kappa Phi 4. Plans to go to a secreta'rial school. Hobby, swinnning. VIQRA VERDYCK l'Vi.vdoIII docs 1I0f always speak. HW III . 131.195 ,sc 'VVas iIIgtKi'SEh'ri5lf' fp? 3, Z French Club' 5. o enter New HaveII -H2firclreS'9iI3g School. llobby, swimming. xx I X -X 1EI.Ii,ANo VI'rEI.I.I XII lItlA' IIII, I sc'IIsr'. 71 . 1 . dnnral Street. For- 'st Schocl. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Future s U11 e 'led. Hobby, dancing. ICDXYARD LAWRENCE VVALKER .lIrIy you lII'ZUUj'.Y IIA 11' nppy as you -4? if K . ,W K lid III' 89 shington Ave. St. La ' ei 's S ool. Future is nndecid I ELIZABETH V. VVALKER fl lift' of fast' is In dificulf jwIII'.vuiz'. !'Brffy . 250 VVilliam Street. Colonial. Park School. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Plans to,enter New Haven Hairdressing 'School Hobby, Swiniming. IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII I I II IIIIII IIII IIIIII IIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LOGROOK IIIIIIIIIIIIII PagC IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII II II IIIIIIIIIIII I IIII IIIII II I GIcR'rRL'ms ALICE WARII Still quietly slzv ,u'oI'k.v IIIIII' oflifrs plIIy. ,f7'J GvI'f . 78 C I llkt Street. St. l,awrence's Q . A.A. 1, 3, 43 Senior iki Club. Plans to enter . I BusiIIess College. Hobby, XY1'lU1ll1g. A N NE ,EI.Iz ABIQIH WARnI3I.I. ilpflqljf worry fill soIIIr'tlziII,II ,- lIIIppr'II.v. U. billn. 160 Court Street. St. Fran is School. Chorus Z, INA. 1, 23 School Revue 2, 3, 4. Plans to be a nurse. Hobby, swimming. ELIQA NOR HlQI.E N W'Av'I'Ys II Thr world Izflmzgs to IIII' 0II0I'gI'fic. IilIir '. 357 Blohm St. Lincoln Junior High School, Bridgeport. CoIIn. Chorus 2, 3, 4, A..-X. 2, 3, 4g Senior Hiking Club 4: Girls' Basketball Team 4. Expects to at- tend a secretarial school or :I finishing school. Hobby, reading. BLANCIIE 1 :l.IZABE'I'l-I VN'EI.I.s Er'vI' loyal, fI'IIf, dr'ffeIIdIIblf'. BIfIIIcl1r .. 45 Richards Street. Thompson School. Chorus 3, 43 AA. l, 43 Senior Hiking Club 4. Intends to become a nurse. Hobby, hiking. HELEN EDITH VVERN n.xYl'UflI4'.S'S is N10 I'I'0zt'I1i1Ig grave of 1a'0I1ItIIIlI00II7. Hffl'll'IlU. 284 Noble St. Noble School. Chorus 3, 4, A.A. 4g School Revue 3, 43 Senior Hiking Club. Intends to become a physio- therapist. Hobby, swimniing. IIIII IIIIII III I III IIII I III II I IIIII I ,ALICE lEL1zA1n5TH WHITEH1 D nl sly tongue often r use a lzaslzful yza Pam , 403 S cLAvenue. St. Lawrence's Schowi A.A. 1, Z, 3, -lg Rostru ily iterary Editor 4, Kappa Pb 2, 3, 4? Treasurer 3, FI'6Hv?C'lT.1lD 3, 4, Trajicoms 4, T ad erg Senior Hiking Clubg nsic Clubg Senior Class Book oard. Intends to study jou'rnal- ism at Albertus Magnus College. Hobby, dancing. K lJOR0'l'HY lNlAuE1.YN W11.MoTT The cautious .rcldom err. Dot , 20 Morse Avenue. Noble School. AA. 1, 2, 3. Plans to enter a secretarial school. Hobby, swimming. HELEN FLXRIIQ NXln.soN . f I, I- , '! :Ho olypifn 1 L Hvlo1V'. 180 Elm sl eetw nioi School. Chorus 2, 1- 3, -lg Kappa Phi , 4 glgxikhibol Revue 3, 4. Plans to r Jusiv- ness school. Hobby, dancing. Louise VV1NTERH.xLDER Busy, i1zd1z.rfriou.r'z't'er. ' , ,l - exe . , 00 gyYllthJSt. Union Sch 01. ,chdfus ,,3, 4,'.6x. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reselrxv s 3, 4,f President 45 French Club jg Sfdiior Hiking Club: Plansxto enter business. Hobby, tennis. l.ERoY ARTHUR Woomn We are flu' music makers. l?ulJ . 199 Second Ave. VX'ash- ington School. Band 1, 2, 3, 4' Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, Trajii coms 4. Future is undecided. Hobby, sports. LOGBOOK Page 51 .N RNID LoRRix1Ni3 Wuoznsm 'Tis the mind fliof makes flu' body rich. E , 83 Richards Place. Church Street School, Hamden, New Ha- ven High School, New Haven. Chorus 3, 4, A.A. 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 43 For- ensic Club. Plans to be a nurse. Hobby, sports. IJElN'lETRIE Y.xsU1c Reward iz good scrifice wall. Mifrlz . 350 Highland Street. Th 1son'S ol. Chorus 2, 3, 45 A.A. . tends to go to an a iation institute. Hobby, swim- ming. JANET Aucis Yizonxxs UClZL'Fl'flllllt'.Y5 is the .YllllSlllIIt7 of hfa.. lay . 1 liizyview Place. Union School. . l,,2, 3. Future is undecided. Hobby, swimming. DOROTHY V. Yo1.1iN fl lady of taste, not display. Dof . 66 Richards St. Thomp- son School. A.A. Z, 3, 4, French Club 3, School Revue 2, Senior Hiking Club. Plans to go to a business college. Hobby, dancing. FRANc1Qs LIARY tum: Her heart is ll .9 .vu ny tlzmz cr li ir. 8 VX ilham Street om ommittee, Senior Prom Comnitteeg Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 Plans to enter a secretarial school. Hobby, reading. FV car . ' gl H ' S f . . t. wrevifdif S ool. AA. 1, Z, ., , iq ch' Club 3, 4, Junior ... . umuuu U G B O O Kiunllllnllllll ANN. DORA Donn lil5N 3Yll'3W3 KAV l'1'3 C ZAVfU451'115 Tv be gentle is lc lest 0 I ly. flfHl11'. 1111! 'i mmbatvd svuI. ' fr1::ie . 51 Sa ' Avenue. Axcadem Holy Family, , . t Jv1111iv m .larsh St. VVash- Balt' , go mcti , French Club ington ' iool. Senior Hiking 3, C ri t s pl 33 Class presi- Clulu. .uture is undecided. Hob- dent a e Ac my 3, Presi- ITY- dm! dent Aeadem body 4. Inten s to ente Hospital to traii l , 1lVi-4l 5-'l4lb SEA FEVER By J oi1N lX'lASEF1ELlJ I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, .Xnd all l ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by, .Xnd the wheel's kick and the wincl's song and the white sail's shaking, And a grey mist on the sea's face, and a grey dawn breaking. I must go down to the seas again, for the call of the running tide ls a wild call and a clear call that may not be deniedg And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds flying, And the flung spray and the blown spume, and the sea-gulls crying. I must go down to the seas again, to the Yagrant gypsy life, To the gull's way and the whale's way, where the wind's like a Whetted knifeg And all I ask is a 1ne1'ry yarn from a laughing fellow-rover, And quiet sleep and a sweet drea1n when the long trick's over. mm.. Page 52 H i...,,,.., ns Hopkins r nursing. 1' S -lst NH!! C SN Qi, - E51 - - if x X S' , if-2 fz -2 - 'ia Q, .- EN 2 ' ,. 'fl' Q L f '41 ,-5' - X 4' Eg. E1 4-1- M ,,. ,QF ,fu -- f , -v 21 af - K 5- ,X lm? aj? 21,-1. lf ff 74 9 X L L O G B O O ROSTRUM Forward goes our monthly publication flourishing and progressing rapidly with each step. This year has marked another important era in the Rostrum, and it has vied admirably with its preceding publications. It can also be stated that much of its success has been due to the careful supervision of Miss Bryant, Miss Buckley, Mr. Gabriel, and Mr. Laden. Each issue has displayed personality and originality. New columns which have gained much popularity in the past year are Communications, which is entirely devoted to etiquette for high school youthsg Cine-Views, in which synopses are given of the best motion picturesg and Faculty Notes, with bits of information about our teachers. Rube's News Tidbits still retains a high place among our current readers, and our editorials might well be copied by some of our large newspapers. There are the literary and joke columns to suit the various individuals as our paper tries to cater to all of its readers. This year was the second in which we have belonged to the Connecticut Scholastic Press, and at its convention in February our editorial board was chosen to take charge of the meeting where individual opinions were expressed in regard to the publication of school periodicals. On May 25 a banquet was given to the retiring board at the Hotel Garde, and it was a delightful ending to difficult but pleasant work. - Senior Members of flzr Staff - Editor-in-Chief ..... .. . Lillian Holdsworth Managing Editor . . . .... Eugene Condon Eleanor Alling Sylvia Baser Dorothy Becker Virginia Chapman Adelaide Cox Thomas Harkin Miriam Hayner Paul Higgins Adele Kohn Senior Me11'zb0r.r HIIHIH Page 'HHH' Esther Larash Morris Levine Ruth Parmelee Christine Fetrillo George Scott Florence Soderman Virginia Stevenson Robert Stevenson Alice Whitehead -.... I Hi ll 1 ll ll wwwwwwwwww l, G B K wiiiwii HI -Y The purpose of this organization, to create. maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character has been fulfilled this year with satisfying' results. During the year the members have enjoyed interesting speakers at several meetings which were arranged through the efforts of an enterprising committee. Among the most important features of the year were the annual joint meeting' of the New Haven and West Haven Hi-Y and Girl Reserves, and the informal party and dance held at the Y.M.C.A. Morris Levine and Thomas VVarner were the two delegates chosen from the Club to attend the annual State Hi-Y Conference held at Springfield, Massachu- setts. The annual Hi-Y dance held in May was the most important event xrhieli concluded a successful year. - Olf'FlCER.S' - President ..... .. Thomas Harkin View-P1'c'.ricie11t .. .... Porter Lyke SOC7'c'fCI7'-X' .... ...... T homas XYarner Treciszzrcr ...... .. Donald lVlael,aughlin Farzrlfy f'1cz'1,'iso1' . . . . . lVlr. Lord -f Sfllifll' fl'lC11II7t'I'X - David Chase Eugene Condon Harry Hall Thomas Harkin Robert Harrison Morris Levine Porter Lyke joseph Ponzio A ii i ' lllllll Tjage ll'-' if Us E f F 3 lm? Sm ggi!! an :GX E ardi, and Evelyn Scholhamer, assisted by Miss Fenno, the school dietician. nummn L O G B O O K In llxvuuv wi TRAJICOMS According to their usual custom, the Trajicoms held their tryouts for talent early in the fall. Many responded and a number were accepted to assist in endeavoring to entertain the school, meanwhile gaining the experience of the spotlight. At the annual Christmas entertainment presented by the Trajicoms, two one-act plays were presented. In the first play, f'Tea At Four, the following Seniors took part: Robert Stevenson, Eleanor Alling, Charles Scholhamer, George Scott, Robert Gorton, Nancy O'Keefe, Marjorie Kreher, and Thomas Harkin. In the second, What, No Santa Suit 7' were: Evelyn Scholhamer, Betsey Chat- tield, Virginia Chapman, and Lester McCarthy. Something Newy' was the Trajicom motto when they held a club luncheon in the cafeteria. The committee in charge were Eleanor Alling, Gertrude Leon- - OFFICERS - P7'C5ilZ7ClZf ...... . . . Charles Scholhamer Vice'-P1'csidCn.z' .. ..... Thomas Harkin .Sivcrvlczry .... . . . Eleanor Alling Treaszzrcr .................. Alice XVhitehead Clzairnzcm OQfEllfCVfGil1l7lL'llf .... Nancy O'Keefe Eleanor Alling Arthur Balmer Doris lllakeslee l'aul Bradley Virginia Chapman lletsey Chatlield Edmund Chilvin Rosalind Field Robert Gorton Thomas Harkin Robert Harrison Miriam Hayner Paul Higgins Lillian Holdsworth Adele Kohn Senior Zwenzbcrs WH. Page 59 l,,l,l.llli Marjorie Kreher Esther Larash 'Porter Lyke Lester McCarthy John Norback Nancy O'Keefe Christine l'etrillo Charles Scholhamer Evelyn Scholhamer George Scott Robert Stevenson Virginia Stevenson Sydney Thomas Alice Vlfhitehead Leroy XVoodin X , E We. iiiiiwi L O G O O Kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SENIOR KAPPA PHI liecause of the great increase in number of members of Kappa Phi the Club was this year divided into two parts, the Senior Kappa Phi, consisting of Junior and Senior girls and the Sophomore Kappa Phi. The aim of the Senior Kappa Phi is service in the line of welfare work. During the year at various times work was done by the members for the Visiting Nurses, Associa- tion, the Community Council, the Salvation Army, and the VVest Haven XYelfare Association. In May a joint dance of the Senior and Sophomore Kappa Phi was held at the Y.NV.C.A. - OFFICERS - PVCSIKIUIII ..... .. Mary Reddan Vice-Prc.vic1'c1'1t . . . . . Eleanor Jensen SCC7'CfLI7 j' ..... ...... J anet Goulett Trcasurw' ....... .. Kathryn Sandmeyer Faculty ,-Ida' Eleanor Alling Elsie Anquillare Virginia Chapman Betsey Chatiield Marie Clancy Eleanor Clark Molly Cocco Ruth Coe Adelaide Cox Katherine Ewart Rosalind Field Signe Frantz Miriam Hayner Lillian Holdsworth llarbara Joyce isor . . . . . . Miss Helen Dodd Senior Members Helen Wilson iiiiuuiui Iyage :muh Anacleta Kennedy Vera Kuchko Frances Lanouette Esther Larash Virginia Leake Bernice McClusky Mary Meaney Rita Morris Nancy O'Keefe Christine Petrillo Florence Soderrnan Virginia Stevenson Sydney Thomas Marie Vece Alice XVhitehead !Hl' 1 INV 2 IW ar mf? K lf 7 5 A' I3 'HL 2 3 21291 lla ' ' ann ,, .Fl f,,,a an N W pm., .E ' fa I 2 E J, 5 fi - i- 5 ff V ? K. muuuuumsiimuulunuuiuninirmiminimumninumniiiniviimnmunmlnnininnilu I O G B O 0 IX umuuiui uunmuuni iimiminiliiiiiiviiniinmiininiunnimiimnmmnmnnn SGPHOMORE K PP PHI This year because of the great number of Sophomore girls who wished to join the Kappa Phi club, it was necessary to separate the Sophomores from the juniors and Seniors. The club has earriecl on many useful and entertaining activities, such as the preparation ancl donation of Thanksgiving baskets and the giving of a social in honor of the Hi-Y. Any member receiving lOO credits by competing in outsicle activities is eligible for the Senior Kappa Phi. - OFFICERS - Presidenz' .... l'ife-Ijresident . 56L'1'L'flI7 V . 'I'1'ea.v1m'r .. Credit Keeper . . Rt'C07'lfl11fj Svrrctfzrg Fafzzlfy A c1 z1iso1' . 1 . Eleanor Tolles Elfrieda Hoelzel Dorothy Lawson . Grace Doolan .. Carol Nelson . Shirley Gore . Miss lluzzell Qlv---4lCi'2f?DlP-1-stu lllvuuunnmillnninuullmimnvnuunullnmxlnulliiHiiluiliIIIIIIIIllIIII11I1IIllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllml 1immmimnmnlllllruiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiliiriIIIIIIIII1II1Ilmllllllnnmlillmlininnlunluullllllulll E., M l, K W2 wwf my E! PN ll ka if xr N21 PM F s X .i 5f iq , V fffiiff Ml! f 55,1-7 Q 5 ' f HHH gf 1 I-If f . 51 3-' , ' SMI V 1 lhik h f V ' f Winn + 3 3 W H--L i 5 2 I 'N-gill ,. if M I ,M Q, .... 9 , .b,,1M,w51, iwx 55, ,.uA l SWAN 4 2 ,., - GY ,.- ,AW .Mwv,U.W,,,5,,,m,W,,MMVWN My I QSM? 1-ff? Y 1 , ,kv 'WQP A.5,,.,:z. JF: th 2 A X ,ivy 1 ,- 4 X W: L o G B 0 o K . .K..,, ,i . SENIOR HIKING CLUB Flourishinf more activel this year then ever before this or fanization has ,f 3 continued to promote among the girls of this Senior Class a keen interest in hikes and a deep concern for furthering social contacts. Every year more and more girls respond to the call for new members and this year the girls seemed especially interested in making the club a success. Whether for a hike along the shore, a social such as was held at Christmas time, or the annual Varsity-Alumnae basketball game, the girls entered wholehearteclly into the support of these undertakings and made them successful. The yearly Girls' Social, as on previous occasions. was the important event of the year and brought the l935 activities to a close. -4 OFFICERS - Presideiif ...... . . . Molly Cocco Secretary . . .. Betsey Chatiield Vive-P1'e'side11f ........ Marie Clancy Twasmfrr ............ Eleanor Clark Farulfy fldvisor ............. Miss Crowe l , - .Sieuior Hiking Club Zwvlilllers - Eleanor Alling Elsie Anquillare Dorothy Becker Edna Blakeslee Helen Blomberg Ruth ,Bullis Frances Caggiano Marjorie Callahan Betsey Chatlield Virginia Chapman Ruth Childs Marjorie Churchill Marie Clancy Eleanor. Clark Mae Clark Margaret Clark Ruth Coe Lorraine Ducharme Katlierine Ewart Ruth Ferry Charlotte Finer Gertrude Flynn Edith Forbes Edna Fowler Sigue Frantz Sophie Ginsberg Bernice Hartley Miriam Hayner Lillian Holdsworth Florence Hopkins Josephine lngenito Eleanor Jensen Barbara Johnson Barbara Joyce Anacleta Kennedy Marjorie Kreher Frances Leland Alba Lepore Edna Maynard Bernice McClusky Mary ,Meaney Gazella Metrick Rita Morris Nancy O'Keefe Rita O'Neil unmu Page ummm Muriel l'erry Christine lletrillo Marguerite l'renderg Rose Rourke Josephine Rothfuss Florence Ryan Eleanor Saunders Alice Shearn Frances Smith Virginia Stevenson Henrietta Start Eileen Spottswood Elsie Thorpe Mary Tomaso Joan Trambarulo Gertrude VVard Blanche VVells Helen XVern Alice XVhitehead Louise VVinterhaldei Eleanor Vifaytysh Dorothy Yolen Jennie Zatulskis J 1 sf im 1. Mi Wm.. L O G B O O K '1 'l ' I TRAFFIC SQUAD The Traffic Squad is composed of Senior boys selected according to their rank, personality, character, and general qualities of leadership. These boys are chosen by the faculty and principal and are inducted to their positions at the final assembly of the school year. Custom has designated this day as A'Tap Day. Un this memorable occasion the incoming Seniors who have been selected for this cherished honor are tapped by the outgoing Seniors. The principal duties of the Traffic Squad are to keep the lines in the corridors moving as quickly and as quietly as possible, and to aid the faculty in maintaining order throughout the school. The ollicers of this organization are as follows: Captain ........................ George Scott Lieutemznfs . . Herbert Johnson, Eugene Condon - The Ilfcuzbers are - Arthur Balmer Joseph Maiorano Thomas Harkin Michael Chernovetz Charles Scholhamer Anthony Jordon Thomas Davenport Richard Smith Francis O'Donnell Richard Greenleaf David Chase Julius Shanbrom Paul Higgins Paul Crosby Robert Stevenson Robert Gorton mm Page miimm L I in ww11ww v LOGBOOK: 'f'111: i CHEMISTRY CLUB One of the oldest school clubs in existence, organized in 1924 under the supervision of Miss Barnet, has continued its popularity this year. lt was the purpose of the club to extend to those seniors who attained honors in chemistry the opportunity of doing experiments for which there was not sufficient time in regular laboratory periods. y Twice a month meetings were held at which some of the wonders of science were disclosed. The most outstanding social event of the year was the cluh's joint Christmas social with the French Club. - OFFICERS +- f77'C.S'idCl'Lf ...... . . Porter Lyke Secretary . . . . . Virginia Stevenson Vim-P1'esidc11t ..... Morris Levine Treasurer .... Lorraine Ducharme Fczculiy Advisor ............ Miss Barnet - Senior Jllelnbcrs H Sylvia llaser XVilliam Hildebrand Humbert Orio Robert Carlson XYilliam Kaplan Josephine Rothfuss Lorraine Ducharme Adele Kohn Charles Scholhamer Nina Grimmelman Esther Larash Evelyn Scholhamer Robert Ilarrison Morris Levine Virginia Stevenson Miriam Hayner Porter Lyke Enid XVrozina Joseph Maiorano illlllrlllllw l'g1gQ67 HW E 4 is 5 fi mx mwamwi uumulzr O 1'r1w1wwwww GIRL RESERVES This school organization, unlike other individual clubs, is a member of a world-wide movement. It is the object of these girls to live up to their slogan, To Face Life Squarelyu and their purpose, UTo Find and Give the Rest. lly adapting these mottoes and their code to everyday life the members are enabled to have a fuller appreciation of the better things in life for themselves and to realize that God is the Creator and Master of all the world. The girls began their full year of activities by entertaining at a Hallowe'en party. This gave the members an opportunity to become better acquainted with one another. They donated money to the Community Chest and at Thanksgiving time gave Z1 basket to a poor family. They proceeded with their welfare work by knitting an afghan for a needy family. Every Friday some girls attended the Leila Day Nursery to help care for the children. As usual this year the girls carried out the tradition of their predecessors by decorating the Christmas tree in the lobby of the school. The greatest social undertaking of the year was their dance, a gala event, held at the Y.XV.C.A. in the large, delightfully decorated assembly hall. The success of this enterprise is due entirely to the co-operation and enthusiasm of the members. ln keeping with previous years, the girls planned to entertain the alumnae at a reunion in the form of a party in their honor. It was also their desire to have a Mother-Daughter party which they held in the form of a tea. It is the pledge of the girls to be Hloyal, true members of the Girl Reserves and in view of their year's activities it may be acknowledged that all have lived up to their pledge. - OFFICERS - President ............... Louise VVinterhalder Vice-President . . . . . . Eleanor Humphrey Secretary ...... ....... E thel Gundy Treasurer .......... . . . Katherine Hyde Program Chairman . . . . . . Mildred George Faculty Advisor ............ Miss Maher - Senior Meiizbers - Frances Caggiano Regina Kelly Mildred George Shirley Lohse Ethel Gundy Joan Trambarulo Louise VVinterhalder Page 69 wwf V L o G B o o K FRENCH CLUB The French Club was founded in 1933 in order that the members might become better acquainted with the French language. Only honor students of second and third year French were included in the membership, which increased considerably over the preceding two years. Seven monthly meetings were con- ducted, entirely in French, consisting of business and entertainment. A joint party with the Chemistry Club was held at Christmas, and an interesting program of chemical experiments and a French play were presented. - OFFICERS - President ...... . . . Charles Scholhamer Vice-Prvsiderit . . . . . . Edward Martin Secretary g ..... . . . Esther Larash Treasurer . . . . . Jeanette Howard w- Faculty Ad'zfis0r,r - Miss Schenker Miss jones Sylvia Baser Dorothy Becker Sylvia Dorman Rosalind Field Bernice Hartley Miriam Hayner Lillian Holdsworth Bernice Illions Eleanor Jensen XVilliam Kaplan Regina Kelly Virginia King Adele Kohn Senior Jlfcmbcrs Frances Young iiiwwi P7130 'iw Esther Larash Morris Levine Sidney LeVine Jack Norback Ruth Parmelee Charles Scholhamer Evelyn Scholhamer Dorothy Steele Virginia Stevenson joan Trambarulo Vera V erdyck Alice XVhitehead Enid XVrozina llll IIIIIII '1111w11'11'1' SPANISH CLUB In the year 1931 one of the most successful and entertaining clubs of the school was organized under the supervision of ,Miss Pierce, who has since died and passed her responsibility to Miss Petrillo, whose capable understanding insures its success. lt is the object of this organization to provide for its members practice in using and understanding Spanish under more informal conditions than those of the Spanish class. This purpose is fuliilled at monthly meetings conducted in Spanish and varied with Spanish games and songs. The activities of the year have been extensive. At the annual Christmas social the members were fortunate in hearing an interesting and informative account of the land of Costa Rica from a native. The club undertook for the hrst time a dance which proved to be highly successful. President .... lficc-P1fv.viz!011i Secretary .... T1'vasz1rC1' . . . Farzzlfbx' , ldr - OFFICERS - . . . . Joseph Maiorano John Cicala Adelaide Cox . . . . . . . . Lillian Holdsworth 'ism' ...... .... B liss Petrillo Senior lllembcrs Doris Arnold Arthur Balmer Frances Caggiano Edmund Chilvin Adelaide Cox Louis Gherlone Clare Glennon Lillian Holdsworth Howard Holmes VValter Kraskowski Russell Lammer Russell Leach Shirley Lohse Joseph Maiorano Edna Maynard Henrietta Start Wi Page 73 F w Hwwww. L O O BAND AND ORCHESTRA Although not as active this year as formerly, the band and orchestra still hold a high plac e in school activities. The spirited playing of the band has helped lead our teams over the victon line many times. lt has also assisted at assemblies and in local parades. Our orchestra is an asset to our school because of the fine Work of its mem bers, lt has held a prominent place beneath the footlights on play nights. Sheldon Blake George llrennan Irving Davis Director Mr. Charles F. Smith - Senior JliCl1II7C7'S Alice Guarniere XValter Lamie Morris Levine Adolph Maruszchak www Page iiiiiiii, Charles Misbaclx Elsie Thorpe Leroy NN'oodin ii www wv iirLfJGllCQGli' ww i SPQUTERS CLUB This year has witnessed the formation of a club which was founded by active Sophomore and junior girls who are interested in learning the funda- mentals of public speaking. It was under the capable direction of Miss lDeXVitt that this club developed and prospered. The aim of the organization is to have its members acquire the ability to address an informal audience. This project has been faithfully developed at the meetings where the girls have learned something of parliamentary law. The club has been very fortunate in securing entertaining speakers for several of its meetings. - OFFICERS - P1'c.s'if1'C11z' ..... . . . Marion Ricketson Vice-P1'e.rifz'v1if .. ..... Jeanne Nolan SCt'7'CI'tl7'j' . . . . . Kathryn Sandmeyer Trvcwzzafm' ...... .... E leanor Tolles Farzzlfy flli'Z'l.V07' . . . . . . . Miss DelVitt Wit. Page 70 iii-ii HHHHIII1 L O G I3 O O K Fifi ART CLUB lfor those students who are interested in furthering their ztpprecizttion of ull the plizises of zirt. this cluh has flourished under the supervision of Miss Crane. During the year the members have done much work with clay, silver, pen :md ink, and paints. They contributed several excellent posters for the XYest llztren lflower Show and for the Tercentenury Prograin. Among' the prominent activities of the year was 21 visit to the Yule Art School where Miss Elizabeth Chase gave an instructive talk on etchings. -X talk hy lfdwztrd l'etrillo on Italian line arts, and another hy mercizil zirts were enjoyed :it two of the most interesting Y OFFICERS - lU'u.v1'tIt'11t ........... Vziul Crosby St't'l'c'fGl'-X' .. I'im'-I'-1't',s'itz't'11f . . Christine l'etrillo 7'1'v41cs'm'vr . . . . Ffzrzzlfy .'ldi'Ii.YU?' ............. Miss - .hit'l1iU7' i1lICl7I17l'7'S 'A lflsie .Xnquillztre XYilliam Fox Ruth Childs Lillian lloldsworth lliltll Croshy Adele Kohn lioszilincl liield ,losepti Mento Christine Petrillo it will Page 77 t.. Ray Crosby on com- meetings. . . Sydney Thomas .. Mztrslizill Rosinus Crane Martin l'ysmenny Frances Smith Henrietta Start Sydney Thomas e s , r it iimiiiiivittiiiiiiiiii viiiim nvtiiir vmiiiiiu viiiiiiiiiiiilitliiiitl 4 Q y X iimiiiii iiiiiiiiiiviv mimi viiii iii mt iii i mit tim v FORENSIC CLUB The Forensic Club, which was formed last year under the supervision of Miss fil'2ll12lI1'l, continued its meetings this year. Several meetings were spent in the revision of the constitution. llehzttes on questions of national importance have hecn listened to with great interest. At 21 special meeting several new aspiring cztnmliclates were ztchnittecl after eztch hzul clelivered ll one-sided argument which they conscientiously prepared. Owing to the inany extra-curricular activities of the school there were fewer meetings this yC2ll'Q however, the members gainecl a knowledge of the iinportzince ot' clear, convincing argument. t - OFFICERS - l'rtxs'iz1't'1l! ..... . . George Scott SCC7'Cftl7'j' . . . . Nancy tflieefe l'icv-Pfwxvizfclzf ...... l'z1ul Higgins T7'CCISlH'L'7' ..... Lillian llolclsworth Fuczrlfy -1c1'z'isor ............ Miss Graham - .SlCl'Zi07' Jl'I'v11zbmf.v - Erlniuncl Chilvin llarbara ,loyce Evelyn Scholhzuner Eugene Conclon Esther Lztrash Henrietta Start -lack Dessureau Morris Levine Robert Stevenson Thoinas Harkin I'orter Lyke George Scott Miriam Hziyner hlohn Norhack Joan 'il1'Z1lNlJZl1'L1ltJ Paul Higgins Nancy O'Keefe Alice VVhitehez1d Lillian Holclsworth Charles Scholhanier Enid XV1'0Zll1?l . ' 7 it will tttttittwiittttttitt mlm tttttwtfifittitiitttttttw I ottilmmiiitttm Pclggg fb will t t nt t on will tw t tit W it tttttttttiitto 1 1 t .iii .1.K.I.. L O G ll O O K SMOOTH SAILING .Slf7'lIlIfjl' FKICLKY . . . fl ilflilv a illilzzm' ........... Yau Rate Four Stars lllilh llffv . . . . . 7lTI'T1'lfj.Y Might Haw' Hemi S0 Dijf01'v11f . . ll'lzm1 the zlwaw Paizfzfs fa Hams' I llvtI7'If fa Bi' Presizimit ........ . Tfllllllt' lz' on ,Wy l'au.z'1z . . . ll'l1af'.s' fhv Reason . . . . .-I Dillj'-Daily .... . Fllllllj' Lifflc ll 'ards .... Hands .-lrrfaxs flu' Table ................ Tfzafhv flu' llax' I Like fa Hear You Talk Sieve? Music ......................... .S'm1day at 5'1mdauf11 ........ Sperzk to Me With Your Ehves .. ,-lrauud the C'01fMe1' ....... Two .S'Ufz1'.s' in the Balcony .... . . . Taka' Your Park 011 Yam' Bark Tlzv .Yiglzf lx lrtllillff ......... . . Tiua Cfct Taywlzvr .. llfbizfaui' ll 'alfa ..................... O, .SlZt.S'fIHllfI, Du,n' Off That Ola Piano .. l.az'v ana' a Dimv ................ . . lg7't'iITE'TlI!j the 166 .............. . l'aLl'7Jc Gai fa B0 a 1700117011 Hara .. .fmt Owe Tan Often ... ...... unmhml Ijagtl lliviimii Septeinher, l93l 8:10 A. lXl. . . . The Faculty . . . Report Cards l:O5 l'. lXl. .. llerhie 'lohnson . . . , . Demerits . . A Flunlc . . . Recess .. Chemistry . . . . . Passing Notes . . LX Gzzofl Recitution . . . . . . . .. 'l'he Chorus . No Homework Done Chiseling lichincl the :Xuclitorium . . . . . The School Play The Hiking Clulm . . . After the 11113111 . . . . Doing Homeworlc Freshman Hi-Y Dance . . . . . . . lloszilincl lfielcl XVe4ln4-sflziy .Xfternoons The llockey TL-:nn . .. Tlionms Davenport Szlfl Alilmis ,, 1... iwirrmi I4 0 G O O K INHHHHWIII Marching Toward Ya ....................... .... M r. Lord at Recess It'.r Easy to Remenzber lmt so Hard to Forget ............ Conference Orders I Get a Kick Out of You ................... I'z11 Going Shopping lfVith You ....... l oiir Guess ls .Inst As Good Ax Mine .. ll'hen My Ship Comes In .......... It Happens to the Best of Friends It'.r June in January ............. I Didn't Sleep a lllinle Last Night . . . I'm Hiinzniing and 1,111 lllzistlintg .... l 'iii S atis fied .................. ' ............ l'm Keeping Those Keepsakes You Gave lite l'm Afraid to Open Your Letter ...... . . . I Ileliezfe in Miracles .......... Three Little ll'ords gl Little Angel Tala' Ille .. A Hunting ll'e Will Go ... Let'.v Be Tlzanlefitl ..... .. lltaylwe l'm llvrang Again .. Night and Day ........ . In lily Solitude .. Soon . ........................ . . Take a Number Franz One to Ten Can This Be Heaven .... ..... . Yozfre the Tap ................ I Bring a Little White Gardenia . . . In a Soda Fountain Mirror .... Daneing W'itli My Darling . . . Dia' She Ask for lite? .... It's My Night to Howl .. . Stepping out of the Picture . . . Victory March ................. Wlien I Grow Too Old to Dream millluunl Iiage Ruhe's Column in The Rostrum . . . . . . HVVolves,' in the Cafeteria Exams .. Senior Dues . . . . The Measles .............. Xmas X Z1CZlllOl1 . . . Preparing for College Boards .......... Around the Halls Flat 60 . . ..... . . Graduation Rings ,Q . .......... Notes bent Home . . .......... Passed .. . . . .. Take Z1 llemerit . . . . Those Wrong Answers .......... The Matrons . . . . Examinations Passed A Quiz . . . Homework ........... Detention .. We'll Beat Hillhouse . . . . . Math Period ......... Honor Roll . . . . Charlie Scholhamer . . . . . . . Junior Prom At the Spa . . . Senior Prom . . . . . Skipping . . . . School Revue . . . . . . . Graduation Night . . Receiving Your Diploma . .1 Logbook of XV.H.H.S. iimiiimi K 5 6 gn fi fm 'K' Sta g CQRRYIN EL' Eny SEN, V L mnnmmuminiiuuuummimmmmmmuiniliimmulmiiiummmuuuixnxiiiiuumir I , Q G B O O K vmnimi i i i vu mt i ii mmm um v it umm mm mmmmi tiimm is DRAMATICS In lleceinlner, 193-l, our ship set sail for Europe, and a few days before Christmas two plays were presented to usher in the holidays. Those who took 'Jart in 'Tea At liourn, fl murder mystery in one act, were: Sir Robert Neville, .......................... Thomas Harkin A wealthy Englishman living in America. Nlarvis. . .... . l'rue Neville, .. Alle11 Blaine joe XVarren, Clancy, . Nora, .. I Marie, . Ordway, . . Robert Stevenson llutler in the Neville household. . . . . Eleanor Alling Sir Robert's ffranddauffhter. O C Charles Scholhamer Sir lQobert's private secretary. l'olice inspector. NVarren's assistant. Cook in Neville household. Maid in Neville household. Nevillels chauffeur. .. George Scott .. Robert Gorton ... Nancy O'Keefe .. Marjorie Kreher .. Edward Tolles Then a comedy in one act, NVhat, No Santa Suit , was given and its cast was: Milly, .. Ada, . lien, . lXlrs. lleasly, Mr. Smith, . Henry, . i i i XVho gets five dollars. VVho gets mixed up. Who gets twelve-ii fty. Wlho gets a costume. Evelyn Scholhamer . lletsey Chatfield .. XVillia1n llenson . Virginia Chapman .. Lester McCarthy .. Anthony Canonico Wlho gets le ft. in mit .WH Page ,ti ummm: L O Kiiiuiiiiurriili ll On our return in lllarch, the captain decided that it would be entertaining to give a revue for amateurs. This revue was under the direction of two of our passengers, Mr. Edward Rutz and Mr. Harold McGrath. Some professionals might envy the talent shown in this production. A group of our well-known foot- hall players in a scene of the gay nineties displayed unequaled terpsichorean skill. XYhile returning from a Mediterranean cruise in May, the passengers decided to surprise the Captain with a play in honor of his birthday. Mrs. Christine Cox, a director of drainatics and passenger, offered to direct the play. Growing Pains , a farce on the trials of adolescence was chosen, and the cast consisted of: Professor Mclntyre Mrs. Mclntyre Terry Mclntyre .. George Mclntyre Mrs. Patterson . . . Elsie Patterson . . . Sophie ........... Prudence Darling . Dutch Brian . . . Patty .. Hal . . . l'ete . . . Omar . . . Otlicer .. .lane .... lxllfllllll . . . Vivian .. T..-5':'L 'es- E si' J xkhlgffiui' iii: . tgtqtf c - ' llllllln l,agC uurulnll . . . Robert Gorton Dorothy Sherman Ruth Coe . Robert Stevenson . . . Nancy O,Keefe Virginia Chapman . Marjorie Kreher Evelyn Scholhamer . . . . . George Scott .. Eugene Condon . . . . Adelaide Cox .. Edward ,Martin .. Thomas Harkin . . . Edward Tolles .. Frank Stebbins .. Eleanor Alling Rosalind Field . . Merry Andrews saws 65 s N, ff i ' X N W gk W i H ff -flfilf mik' ... f l ' ' yl4 l l f if ' A., -in L 0 Q iz Q 0 K FOOTBALL 'l'he V134 foothall team erimimleted an exceptionally line season hy win- ninjg liye and tying two of the niiie ganies played. Much of the teamls success was clue to the capable direction ol' Coaches Fitzgerald, Wagner, and Per- lowslqi, who worked diligently throughout the successful season. The fullliaelq pesilion was oeeupfed hy lDfel: Smith, who handled most ul the line plrirgiiig, wh'le 'lluekyu llurns, and joe Yuravieh eapahly filled the lialflvaeli lzerths, dividing the passing and kicking hetween them. jack lloyee was at the quarterhaclq poston until his injury in the Commercial gganie when he was replaced hy Vy'atsoi1 and Stevens for the lliifflillflfl' of the season, 'l'he line, eonsiderecl a deciding feature in the team's sueeess, was eom- liriseml of Spreyer and SllllCflllC, endsg Chernoyetz and llavenpfzrt. taclclesg Kult-nslii and llento. guards: while Fox and .Xnderson alternated at the center position. Four players made the All-llistriet Team: Simeone, Davenport. Burns, and Yurayieh. 'l'om'l llayenport,Captained the team with David Chase as manager. The games with the scores were as follows: XYest llayen l3 ....................... .. Milford l3 The W3-l season opened with a l3fl3 deadlock with lllilford. Although XXI-st llayen outrushexl, outpunted, and outpassed their opponents hy getting W first downs to Xlilfords -l, and led them at the half hy a score of l3fA6, the game ended in a tie. Touehdowns were scored hy Smith and Royee. Vfest llayen 6 .. .... Hartford llulkeley 0 llattling through four quarters in the driving rain and a literal sea of mud, XVest Haven downed llullceley hy merit of one touchdown. Fumbles featured the game along with some excellent passing by Yuravieh. I i nun n ii nnini nn annum nniinn ii ininnnni xninu ni num Page niuni ninnnni nm nirnlnn r nnmnnnmnl nnnunn I niir1rIIiIirvIIIII111i1IIiII11nmunmnuulluu W 'll HHIHIIII T, O 0 K ' ' ' ll' ll' NYest Haven l3 .... . .................... Ansonia 7 Next, the lilue and White team turned back the hard-lighting Ansonia eleven by a l3f7 score. Although resulting in victory for Wfest Haven this game was considered one of the hardest games of the season. VVest Haven 27 .......................... Fairfield 7 Continuing their fine winning streak with the backheld working in coordina- tion with the pugnacious line, XYest Havenls eleven defeated the weaker Fairfield team easily. The line work of Smith, Burns, and Yuravich was featured through- out the game. XVest Haven O .................... Commercial O Commercial proved to be a thorn in XVest Haven's side. They not only halted the winning streak but during the game, Bovee was injured and was replaced by Watson and Stevens for the rest of the season. Both teams fought their utmost to score but neither succeeded. West Haven 6 ............................ Danbury 7 A bitter fight was waged by NVest Ilaven's boys but the big Danbury eleven managed to defeat them by one point. This game featured the line work of Stevens, a substitute, who handled the quarterback position, due to the injury of both VVatson and liovee previous to the contest. Spreyer scored the touchdown after receiving a pass and running sixty yards. XVest Haven 6 ............................. Bristol 0 West Haven won a victory over a hard lighting Bristol eleven by a score of 6fO. This game featured the line work of llurns who scored on a long pass from Yuravich. XVest Haven 6 ........ .................. B ranford Oi Bettering the O-0 score of last season, XVest Haven downed Branford 6-0. The line fought with a continued will to cross the stubborn llranford teamls goal. Yuravich scored the touchdown. Vtvest Haven 6 ......... . .. .. Hillhouse 7 The great scholastic football classic of the season resulted in a defeat for Wiest Haven. Hillhouse scored early in the game on a pass on NVest Haven's right end and converted the after touchdown point by kicking. West Haven,s only touchdown was scored by Bucky Burns in the fourth quarter. 7 I I 1 it in uxllmmmumuli Iage Q mmm in A it it un mm mum ntlllmmulllltuilllllmmulnt tml Innnnnnnnlllumvmmmivvvmvvumvivvrvnnn1nnumummummmiiriiiviinunuuuunluuunI4 O G O O K wmmmm iirrmm mm ri wiiiiniiiiiiiiiimmimuvvuuluuuulll TENNIS Although this sport was This year's tennis team has been fairly successful. Sehool's athletic program, only recently revived to take an active part in the High il plays an extremely important part. year hy Aloe l'onziu. lt is coached hy Mr. l'erlowski and managed this - Senior jl'7L'711I7C7'S Sanforcl Anderson Philip Chamberlin Alfred Keplinger XYest XV est VV est NVest lllimmll I - Schrdizle - Haven 3 . . . . Haven 4 . . . . Haven 4 . . . . Haven 3 .. . . Vvilliam Hilclehranfl Joseph Ponzio NX'alter Rocklen .. llopkins 3 Commercial 3 net-by 1 Commercial 2 linlnnulimmmnumimuinmlllllllllmmnmmnlmiYUniinI1IIIIII1llllllllllllllllllllmlIm Page uniiiiiiiiimmmixiiIrIII1ixxxIIIIIIInriIrIIniiiunnuumnnnnmiiitiumullumiAA1IIIIIIIImllmnmmulllllv fr Q 2 Z 1 in M ii MW Jn W If be 11 ..... .H 1. o G iz o o K ,1 ,, SOCCER Under the eilicient coaching of Mr. 1'erlowski, and the capable leadership of Captain Herbert johnson, the XV. H. H. S. Soccer Team completed a fairly successful season. Qut of the nine games played, they won three, tied two, and lost four. The players worked hard and in co-operation with Coach Perlowski turned out an excellent line, which was strengthened even further by an active, hard-kicking backfield. Throughout the entire season this team showed fighting spirit, good sportsmanship, and determination to win. This year's team was managed by Robert Spottswood. A The Scores - XVest Haven . . . . . Bridgeport Trade O Vlfest Haven . . . ............ Taft Vlfest Haven . . . . . Saybrook West Haven . . . . . Roxbury West Haven .. . Yale Frosh West Haven New Haven NVest Haven .. . Yale Frosh West Haven . . . . . New Haven VVest Haven . . . .... Choate - Senior flJ6l7'ZbE7'S - Evo Bonci George Crosson Bruno Franchini Robert Gorton Fred Hugendubel Herbert Johnson fCapt.j George Lenz Lester McCarthy Harry Mislow Joseph Ponzio Robert Siebold Robert Spottswood QMgr.j Charles Vacca Page 91 WSQW1 ei ffl W 3 ur 'ffl mmllllln L O G B O O K iwimuli BASEBALL The baseball team has not fared well this season. The reason for such zi decided slump in this sport may be the heavy losses sustained by this squad after last year's graduation. The battery was composed of Hartmann to Crosson, while Spreyer, Hugen- dubel, lJiNello, and Trotsky handled the first, second, third base, and shortstop positions respectively. Captain Ujiinl' Shine was in the left Field position, Yuravich in the center field, and Bovee in the right field. This year's team was coached by Mr. Fitzgerald, captained by james Shine, and managed by Porter Lyke. -- The Scores -- West Haven 18 .................. Shelton 0 1Vest Haven -l Norwich Free Academy 10 NVest Haven 14 ......... Bridgeport Trade 2 West Haven 8 . . . ......... Danbury 2 Wfest Haven 3 . .. ...... Commercial 6 XVest Haven 1 XVarren Harding 12 VVest Haven 21 . . . . .. Bridgeport Trade 13 XVest Haven 1 ...... Hillhouse 19 XVest Haven 1 . . . . . . Fairfield 4 West Haven 2 Hillhouse 16 NVest Haven 5 . . . . . . Branford 6 Senior Members - jack 1-lovee George Crosson Bruno Franchini Fred Hugendubel Harry Kenyon Porter Lyke fMgr.j james Shine QCapt.j Robert Spottswood Richard Smith Martin Trotsky .............. Page 93 imiiiii. x 1 nunwmnnnnnmivinm nm ui r rv i iiiilllllmlriimnvv ummm 1, C1 B O O mmmmmiimnvnv in mini min iiiiiunmirvinmuniii mnuumiunmmnm GIRLS' GY TE M 'lliree years ago a group of girls who were interested in performing dillieult apparatus and tumbling stunts, organized the girls, gym team. Since then the popularity of this team has kept it upon the girls, sport program at 'West Haven. The girls who lmelong to this team meet each week and learn to perform various stunts. The team does not leave a piece of work until each girl is entirely prolicient in the task. Hence, at the encl of the season, every girl has mastered every stunt taken up throughout the entire season. Faculty .'Izit,'1'.s'01' . . Miss Crowe - Senior Menzbcrs - Eleanor Clark Ruth Coe Katharine Ewart Sigue Frantz L - 1 mm i ii innnnnnnmw x mm: nnnninni mum rrulimnninmi rniliixxxinlnllm I clgl, llarlbara ul ohnson Edna Maynard Alice Shearn Sydney Thomas ummmnnnvxiniininimr1 mm iiiriinmvnniii mi min mini nnruir mnmr im tv in m..,mii,i.....m,i.iii,WimW...ii...i.,,.Milli.. ....,i..itii,limii....W..ii,i...i... I, O G R Q Q K Wiiiii,.,,,,,. ii iwiw Wi. ii, ii iw. Wi.. GIRLS' BASKETB LL lVith a turn-out of thirty-six girls, under the capable coaching of our Physical Instructor, Miss Crowe, a Varsity Squad was finally picked. Among the schools played were llranford, Alumnae, Community Center, Larson, and Staples. The high light of their season was the defeat of Community Center, due to the skillful eo-operation of our girls. flajlfaill .. Jwazzagvr . . Cfoarlz . - Senior Barbara Johnson Barbara Joyce iiiulmml lmnmnuiui iniiiiiimiiiiiiiiuuiiiiuuuiini muiiiiiiiuummllmiiiniiiimiimlniuiumu fW6'l1II24'7'.Y of fha Page 95 . Margaret Larke . Molly Cocco .. Miss Crowe I Varsity Squad - Edna Maynard Eleanor XVaytysh mmiuinviiiunusim muuumiiiimiimurvii iiinlummmiiiii iiiimn ii mm ii i ii ii ul l , L 7, ,,,, ,,, lL O G ll O O lint.. BASKETBALL Under the eflicient coaching of Mr. Fitzgerald our team enjoyed a fairly successful season. The team was led on the floor by Captain Julius Shanbrom, a truly inspiring leader, and was capably managed by Tommy Davenport. The varsity squad was composed of ten men of whom eight were seniors. The team lined up with Jimmie Shine at centerg Trotsky, Flynn, and Shanbrom at the forward posi- tions while Fox, Spreyer and johnson patrolled the back court. Morrissey, Harte mann, and Clark were used as substitutes. The season was opened with an auspicious victory over Norwalk to the tune of 38-19. In the second game our quintet lost to Hartford Bulkeley 38f17, but later in the season avenged the defeat by beating the Hartford team 38-36. The team ran through their schedule winning most of their games and were chosen for the Yale Tournament. On March 5, on the tournament floor XVest Haven met a Tartar in New Britain and were vanquished by the score of 45f30. That ended our Tournament aspirations. All in all our team had a good season winning ten games and losing six. The 1Vest Haven combine was ranked among the first eight teams of the state. - The Scores M lVest Haven 38 ................ Norwalk 19 West Haven 17 ..... Bulkeley 38 West Haven 37 .... Leavenworth 19 VVest Haven 30 Commercial 35 NVest Haven 31 .... Danbury 17 West Haven Z9 Hillhouse 37 XVest Haven 32 Fairfield 20 West Haven 26 ....... Branford 19 West Haven 38 ......... Bulkeley 36 NVest Haven 25 Bridgeport Trade 2-l VVest Haven 21 ...... Commercial 29 West Haven 35 .... Leavenworth 15 West Haven 2-l ..... Hillhouse 30 VVest Haven 21 ......... Danbury 18 West Haven 47 .. . . . . Bridgeport Trade 23 XVest Haven 23 ................ Branford 28 - Y!-ILE TOURNAMENT - West Haven 30 ............. New Britain 45 11111111 Page 111111111111 VVVVVHUI L G U limit 'wlllw lllll SWIMMING Although this team completed an unsuccessful season as far as victories were concerned, it did exceedingly well considering the fact that it was its first year in the newly-formed state league, and its first year of active competition. The team was coached by lVl1'. Perlowski, who was assisted by Sherman Rocklen, a graduate of this school. The team was managed by Adolph Piekall. f The Scores - West Haven 20 . . . . . Warren Harding West Haven 14 .. ......... Crosby , XVest Haven Z1 .. .. Hillhouse West Haven 25 .. .. Commercial Y Svrzior Mcmbers - Gustave Triffon VValter Rocklen Thomas Collins V Adolph Pickall QMgr.j im., Page QU mm., 3 i 1 1 ,W,l,.,,. I, O G B Q CJ K ' HOCKEY Taking into consideration the various hardships which this team passed through in gaining enough funds to defray the expenses of their sport, they com- pleted a fairly good season. They won live out of ten games, received the dis- tinction of being the iirst hockey team to finance their own sport, and had four of their players chosen for the All-District team. The four boys receiving this honor were Craigie, Simeone, Crosson, and Stevens. Teamwork was their guid- ing principleg determination their vvatchword. Taylor guarded the net while Craigie and Scholhamer handled the defense. Simeone, Stevens, and Crosson composed the fast forward wall, which was responsible throughout the season for some excellent hockey. The team was captained by Phil Simeone and managed by Thomas Harkin. - T110 Scores 4 XVest Haven O ............ . . . Hillhouse XVest Haven 2 .. Commercial XVest Haven 3 , . . . . . Buckley West Haven 5 . . . . . . Alumni XVest Haven 10 Collegiate XVest Haven 2 . . . . . Commercial XVest Haven -l . . . . . . llranford West Haven l . . . Roxbury West Haven 2 ....... Hillhouse lVest Haven el . . . . . . VVest Hartford Senior lilICl1IIJCI',Y - john Craigie George Crosscn Thomas Harkin QMgr.l Fred Hugendubel Jarvis Kellogg Harry Kenyon Joseph Ponzio XValter Rocklen Charles Scholhamer Philip Simeone QCapt.j ,.,,,Wl. Page mm, www' fflff I L G B 0 O K I,,,,,,,, M TRACK This spring our track team, coached by Mr. l'erlovvski, has remained con- stantly in the limelight. lt openecl its season with a 62-40 victory over Nauga- tuck and in its next meet downed the stellar Hopkins traclcsters by a 60-47 score. It proved its ability again by placing third in the Yale lnterscholastie Track Meet at Yale Fielcl, in which Tom Davenport broke the state record for the 4410 yard run by clocking a 51.4 time. f Senior JTlL'1IlbC7'S - Eliott 'Burns Thomas Davenport Joseph Gieger Robert Grace Robert Harrison Anthony Jordon QMgr.j Page 102 Lester McCarthy CCapt.j XYalter Rocklen Philip Simeone Kenneth Stigberg Robert Tracy Leroy VVoodin 1 Q. ...r .11 'iii A pt, 0 1 4:4?'W2'21 ' -'76 mffaw- 1? : V . sa X Fl 1? X z x ,,.,. ,, .- 1 1' f 'J-Sf. 'fl J Wg y ff, -, .i -2 jg f , , af f f w 395 UIWW llpglplnn-ww 5-l51'4 ' I sf: Qgll s 4 . :fi ' 4 A uf. jawn-,.. dll Mx N 9 I' , - Quin- xzwfflnxilmwk , gg' .1 ' fr i 35 r,,.' , ' . -: 1' .. ., 'K - 5 ' . f - xvsk- ,Ng-J .li wi : - f W, E E4 ,.?, , 55 Egg' ,X Z!! viii. : .,l,,,,.,. 45' l : 'ggi -:f 1:1359 ,, Sq' ' .sg Q1 Y '1-22? -: ' X' ' x if ',1f11:.' , .... J v X i1?5:1F,i2.-' 4: fa-5 gg- I .:f gfi'. 4:3 -' 1 sp' IZ.: wi - fs:-: A lim l X . 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Rf: :-,-i , ' 524- E - ,X ci ff w X - -- J W X X W W 32 xx XXX X EEE! 4: . 3 X -fgwazssc-- Q 22: ':' Afj qi in-rm M f'Q!smiuuy5,-- -. , L O G B O O li' w !wwwwwww i LOG OF THE GOOD SHIP W.H.H. S. '35 O llappy Ship, to rise and dip, with the blue crystal at your lip-f O happy crew, my heart with you sails, sails, and sings anew. One bright afternoon in September, 1931, the good ship XV.H.H.S. '35 left its dock with its passenger list of 458 landlubbers looking forward to a four-year cruise of work and pleasure. The t1'aining ship having been painted with its colors of blue and white and having been made ready for its new voyage seemed to welcome us to a new land which is called high school-or training to face the difficulties that will come later in life. Our ship was the first one to set sail in the afternoon. Therefore, left to ourselves, we soon became organized as a unified crew which kept an interesting log. On looking through these records of the past we hnd- The officers elected to guide our destinies as Gobs through the Sea of Depressionu were Herbert johnson, Boatswain, George Scott, Boatswain's Mate, Frances Young, Slopchest's Keeper, Evelyn Scholhamer, Crew's Yeoman. XYhat an unlucky break for us when we had no chorus to help us sing away our seasickness. Our own orchestra, the first freshman orchestra, and assemblies helped to take its place, however, VVe all recall the shore leave in October when Michael LaVorgna led the football team in the season's first grid tilt when NVest Haven tied Ansonia 6-6. As we nea1'ed December our basketball team became well trained under Coach Fitzgerald. These lusty seamen were later to beat Commercial twice in the most exciting games of the seasonfin january, 20-185 in February, Z8fll. In the same month, Mr. Bass, assistant minister of the Congregational Church, boarded deck to speak to us on Making Good in Millersvillen, a topic which brought us many laughs. To conclude the program, Rosalind Field, who turned out to be one of the best entertainers aboard our ship, played a solo be- fore the freshman crew for the lirst time. There were happy days ahead! Do you recall on March Z the gala time with music, 'n' recitations, fn' every- thing? It was the play, The Evacuation of Boston , with Robert Carlson, Gene Condon, Charles Sholunas, XVilliam Vlfelch, Constant Manulik, Franklin Watts. and XYalter Kraskowski prancing on the stage in knee breeches and white wigs. The girls, looking like sweet sixty-two, were Louise XfVinterhalder, Norma Button, Bernice Hartley, Sydney Thomas, Esther Larash, Betsey Chatfield, and Helen Blomberg. On March 24 we were mustered together again for the Freshman Declama- tion Contest. The winners were Eleanor Brown and Charles Scholhamer. Evelyn Scholhamer and Vincent lJel'alma were awarded honorable mention. XVe waited a long time to be called aft again, but finally the annual school play came to us on May 13. lt was a farce in three acts, entitled A Full House . .,. iiiiii limi... Page IO4 iW...i.i L O G 13 O O As we were staying in the harbor at that time many people rowed in to see this play. Their efforts were well repaid. On Saturday, May 21, we were off duty and found it a fit time to celebrate VVashington's Bicentennial. Going down the dock we had a float representing Wasliington as the Surveyor. Students led the parade, with Si Perkins in charge of the band. Finally june came. The sea became rough-storm clouds were above- a few men were lost-then Final Examinations were over and with them, the first quarter of our voyage. As we felt energetic after a three months' vacation, we decided to con- tinue our trip in September, 1932, with our newly-elected staff of Quartermasters, Charles Scholhamer, George Scott, Frances Young, and Evelyn Scholhamer. Then on November 16, dim lights-but not too dim-a splendid orchestra, and a waxed floor which meant but one thing-dancing. The Ship's ballroom was appropriately decorated in Thanksgiving colors and was the scene of an enjoyable football dance. What a time we had celebrating our victory over Commercial ! Spring came, and the VVest Haven Garden Club awarded Martin Pysmenny honorable mention for his poster, while the Rostrum Board awarded Miriam Hayner, Morris Levine, Thomas Harkin, and Robert Stevenson positions on the Board as a. reward for the hard work they had done. June followed closely, and on a hot, murky day West Haven won the District and State title in baseball from Hillhouse with a score of S-7, as johnny XVezenski hit a home run and Rossomando fanned thirteen men. Then for the second time on our cruise we had to tackle final examinations which brought us the reward of tossing away our school books and of enjoying a three months' shore leave. Toward the latter part of August every one of us had had enough of just lazing around in the sun. We were prepared with bag and baggage to enter on the third part of our voyage under the command of Charles Scholhamer, Thomas Davenport, Frances Young, and Evelyn Scholhamer. Here we paused a moment to dedicate our thoughts to a man who had done more for the NVest Haven School system than can be known. XVith the death of Mr. Stiles, Superintendent of Schools, it can easily be understood why such a dark cloud came over our ship. This month marked many changes. A dinner was given by the Alumni to Mr. Seth G. Haley, who succeeded Mr. Stiles, The ship hailed him as the new Port Commander, and on November 15, Mr. llelcher, our new principal, was welcomed as our skipper for the rest of the voyage. ln December, Thomas Davenport was chosen to lead the football team of '35 to victory, and Trajicoms presented for the Christmas Assembly two plays- Uncle Bill's Merry Xmas , and King Sargon's jars . About this time lletsey Chatfield received her annual shiner',. lmuul Page lummim Wl4W'Ul'l14 G O G Kllllllllllll .Xfter a severe competition begun on January l7, the following members were added to the Rostrum Board: Christine l'etrillo, Alice Xvhitehead, and Lillian Holdsworth. For the following season, -lulius Shanbrom was elected captain of the basket- ball team, Herbert Johnson, captain of the soccer team, Philip Simeone, captain of the hockey team, and Lester McCarthy, captain of track. The hilarious farce, 'Second Childhood , containing a laugh in almost every line and directed by Mrs. Cox, was presented on May 18. Charles Scholhamer, Rosalind Field, Eleanor Alling, l'aul Bradley, Edmund Chilvin, Nancy OlKeefe, and Esther Larash took leading parts. On june Zl, the junior Prom, that long-awaited social highlight of the voyage, was held in the State Armory under the supervision of George Scott, Shirley Lohse, Christine l'etrillo, Esther Larash, Rosalind Field, Eleanor Brown, Paul lliggins, Paul Bradley, Thomas Harkin, and Eugene Condon, assisted by the Quartermasters. Then came a two months' leave and Hash! it was gone again. September, and outward bound once more! The favorite year of our cruise opened with every one of the shipls cabins occupied. Included among the 331 able seamen, the largest number ever to report for duty, were the traffic squad men, captained by George Scott, who were to keep us from the dangers and accidents of the sea. XX'ith everything shipshape once again, the most important thing for us to do was to choose the officers who were to take us through the perils of our last and busiest year of high school. The following carried out the duties of their positions very capably: Charles Scholhamer, Boatswaing George Scott, Boat- swain's Mate, Frances Young, Slopchest's Keeperg and Evelyn Scholhamer, Crew's Yeoman. March brought us the School Revue, later pronounced the best entertainment of its kind ever presented on the SS. NVest Haven. The Shipls Assembly Room was again the scene of the school play, this time under the name, A'Growing Pains , Mrs. Cox chose Robert Stevenson and Ruth Coe as the leading characters, assisted by a fine cast of juniors and Seniors. Now to hesitate a moment to consider all the fun that we have had upon the good ship VV.ll.H.S. '35.ABut then speedily and merrily it's headed homeward for graduation exercises and the numerous gala times of precommencement. The winners of the essay contest were Charles Scholhamer, First prize and Virginia Chapman, second prize. The following spoke at graduation: jack Norback, Doris lfllakeslee, Ioan Trambarulo, Arthur Bruneau, and Charles Scholhamer. The SS. West Haven was homeward bound! VVe had weathered the last gale and were steaming to shore with Hying colors. The S.S. West Haven was docking. LILLIAN HQLDSVVQRTH. lullnml Page Illlllll I liiiii l RAPID .. , ,..,.. ..LooBooK 11 ,.... . RADIO LCG june 17, 1935 GOOD SHIP XV. H. H. S. - Operator-Charles Scholhanier. 8:45 A. M. Station S.G.H. to Captain Belcher: Mr. Cox to board ship at next port. Provide suitable facilities for his comfort. Port Commander-Seth G. Haley. 8:45 A. M. Station XL to Captain Belcher: Proceed slowly. Fog descending upon the sea and violent storm due to break. NVeather for evening-fair and warmer. Government Weather Bureau. 9:10 A. M. A strange and prophetic message came over the ether waves as I was pre- paring to wire our position to llort Commander Seth G. Haley. The message came from an unregistered operator who called himself operator 39X of the Futurus. This strange operator claimed that he possessed magical powers which enabled him to live in the future and stated that he was at present living in the year 1960, and was attending a reunion banquet of the members of the class of 1935 of West Haven High School. lntent upon informing me further he tool: the role of narrator and described the reunion thus: I am at present sitting in a magniiicent hall, clustered with copious banquet tables around which are gathered the members of the class of 1935 of West Haven High School. I will first focus my attention upon the main table. The toastmaster for the evening is Lester McCarthy who has taken a holiday from his arduous duties as traffic officer in the thriving community of West Haven to maintain a mirth- ful mood at this gay affair. He is flanked on one side by Mr. Haley and on the other side by Mr. Belcher. 'ASitting next to Mr. Haley is the main speaker of the evening, a corpulent and dignified gentleman, Paul Higgins, whose garrulous tongue and political persuasiveness have placed him in the ofhce of State Senator. Directly opposite him is a prominent railroad man, Gene Condon, who has worked his way up to the position of general superintendent of the railroad. Gene is also to be a speaker and right now is dying the proverbial slow death in his nervousness. W l mmm: Eiflgfj wi iiiiiiii L o G B o o The next person to come to my attention is the maestro extraordinary of the violin world, Morris Levine, who is to entertain the gathering with several selections. A few seats from him are Dot Becker and Helen lllomberg, whose hirsutal adornments and smooth complexions are ample advertisement for their modern- istic beauty salon. Opposite them is Thomas Davenport, MD. fMaster of Debbyj, who is now the premier dancing and physical instructor of Connecticut. My, what a bashful fellow! Next to him is the dauntless Jack Norback, A-l daredevil of the East. Quite a handsome figure with his Castilian sideboards! Continuing on down the table I see Lorraine Ducharme and Charlotte Murphy chatting with each other. Presumably their conversation concerns their careers on Broadway. . The next figure to occupy my attention is Harry Dillon, the opulent haber- dasher, accompanied by his slaving clerks Lon Campane, Francis Keefe, and Fred Lawler. 'Some witty fellow has just put the crowd sitting around him in an uproar. Why, yes, that is Lefty Spottswood, the genial railroad employee and semi-pro baseball player surrounded by his companions of mirth, Tom Morrissey, the shooting gallery king, Robert Tracy, and the noted trapper, Jim Shine. Why, how could I miss this next figure with his black uniform in dark relief to his shining brass buttons and his badge. Yes, this is Tom Harkin, West Haven's jesting Fire Chief. Well, the verbose actress, Nancy O'Keefe, and her journalistically inclined companions, Alice Whitehead, Virginia Steven- son, Lillian Holdsworth, and Eleanor Alling, seem to be enjoying his humor. Three thriving ,M.D.'s, Joe Maiorano, Adolph Pickall, and Cliff Casner, sitting next to Porter Lyke, the taxi-cab owner, and Vinnie Sheehan, the West Haven plumbing inspector, seem to be discussing anything but business. Yet this, after all, is a vacation for them and a thing which they seldom have. One of the small side tables is almost entirely occupied by school teachers. There's Josephine Rothfuss, Eleanor Jensen, Miriam Hayner, Christine Petrillo, and Sydney Thomas. A'At another one of the side tables Allingtown is represented in full force. Louis Gherlone, the electrical engineer of West Haven, joe Ponzio, the pugilist, and joe Mento, the noted commercial artist, are sitting together. Around them are Bruno Franchini, a semi-pro baseball player, George Mento, the barber, and Harry Mislow, the proprietor of a chain of thriving grocery stores. nmumll PagC ummm ...,..... . 1. o o ii o o iq, Ki Phil Simeone and Bucky Burns, the physical directors in the NVest Haven High School at present, are sitting at the same table with those former All- .Xmerican athletes, Dick Smith, Marty Trotsky, Tiger Flynn, and Sam Anderson. Charlie Misback and Frank Bacon, two famous drummers, are also together at one table along with other members of their respective bands, George Brennan, Bill Potts, Paul Crosby, and Rus Leach. Ellena Crane and Joyce Savage, proprietors of an ice-cream parlor which is the mecca of present high school students, are sitting with Shirley Lohse, the well-known exponent and tutor of Spanish. Several nurses, among whom are Evelyn Scholhamer, Enid VVrozina, and Edna Maynard are also sitting with them. Ruth Coe, the petite songbird of the air, is also present and at the same table with Signe Franz and Helen Wilscan, who at present wish to be called just home girls. UArthur Balmer, the skillful accountant of Sears Roebuck Co., is sitting with George Scott, the financial wizard, John Craigie, the coach of the high school hockey team and member of the New Haven Eagles professional team, and Gordon Moore, the office manager of the General Electric Co. in New Haven. Bob Carlson, the chemist, who has just received the Nobel Prize for his discovery of a new element, is also at their table accompanied by Bob Harrison, his laboratory assistant. This table is completed by Bob Stevenson, the popular actor, and his partner, Bob Gorton. 'tMolly Cocco, the Babe Didrickson of the present time, is likewise at the banquet and seems to derive intense enjoyment from telling of the time when she kept the record of home 1'0O1U work for Miss Schenker, and the arguments she had in performing this duty. At the next table are--fa---. The time did not allow me to hear any more, but l was indeed satisfied with the prophecies that he had conveyed. ll 150 A. M. Station S.G.H. to Captain Belcher: Search Tom Harkin's room for missing fu'eman's badge. , Port CommanderfSeth G. Haley. 1:35 1'. M. Station S.G.H. to Captain Belcher: Head for home port. Graduation exercises to be held in a few days. Port Commander-Seth G. Haley. 3:20 P. M. Relieved from duty by Gperator Scott. rxIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIii1vmmullllllllllllm Ijllge iiiiiiimiiii . iil.OCl 'Stl-lol. Zig CUZL T c Q HHKMER .2 BU O li 4 I 6 y T BB W E W Bd 'I' m y E0 AMW E P J AME! A DMZ DZ WE WWIIZZ R H HH' Adil S WHEN T s D A T V YMWHEZ EI I ly ' D .ld I, l 0 J, 'A ' fr' r A r 0 i pain. . E .1 l fl TA - NA Z H W0 . . ER '. , . 77. '. I pe. 74 llrightest llest actress lle wears bright socks .loe llaiorano's future title .Xdam's sweety-pie And so forth Vlfhat Popeye's sailing 4 --, l love you. l'opeye's Buddy Good for headache Students' greeting Nancy O'lieefe's middle name Spanish money Goes with Vim and Yigor Most popular boy liest all around girl Kd1'4il!3 .Xlways grinning l'symenny's talent Evelyn uses them High and mighty Gene's whoosie S '41 ,A N o e o R 1' o N T E N T i o N J o s il CR O SS 25. lfayorite year fabbrj Zo. Shiifs Portmaster Z7 Yeal Rahl llahl -ff-fl 33. lt is44 -lll 34 .Like a kiss 35. .Xd-i. describing Eleanor llroxx n 36 Alias llilly Fox 37. Physical Director 58. Humbert's last name 40. One year above Seniors 4l. l'le's an artist 43. 4 4 4 4- , -X thousand times, 44, Cafeteria seotier 45. .Xn hour's peace li DOHQY 21. Rooseyelfs pet 24. lllonde Cheer leader 27. l'eppy Senior fifXlmlir.j 23. Very dignified 30. Girls' Club Sl. l-lest actor 32. Football player H113 30. 7 S 0- -6 K 7--10484 42. XYhat an owl says Class optimist lllost absent minded iuiiiiiiiiiiiiii Page ll VlRGlNl.X CHAPMAN. lo. 4. LOGBOOK AT THE CAPTAIN'S TABLE One who has done most for the sehool . . .. Orze who lias dorie iii ost for the elass . . . Most popular boy ................. Most popular girl Best athlete ....... Most geritlemarzly . . . Most ladylilee . . . Most dignified ...... Best all aroiirzd boy . . Best all aroimal girl . . Best-lookirig boy .. Prettiest girl ..... llflost likely to sueeeeel N oisiest lifittiest Qiiietest Most baslifiil ....... lllost abserlt-minded . lllost energetie .... lll ost versatile . . . Class grind .. Best actor . Best aetress ........ One who studies least Class optimist ...... ltrightest ....... Class comedian ,.... Class woman-lzater .. Class man-hater . . . Favorite year . . . Favorite everzt . . . Favorite sport . . . Favorite pastime .. Favorite siibjeet . . . Hardest szzlijeet . . . lllllllllll Page llllllllllll Charles Scholhamer Charles Scholhamer . . . . . George Scott ... . . Marie Clancy Thomas Davenport Thomas Davenport . . . Miriam Hayner . . . . . Adelaide Cox Thomas Devenport .. . . .. Molly Cocco . . . Harry Kenyon . . . . . Joyce Savage Charles Scholhamer Robert Spottswood .. Lester McCarthy . . . . Homer Porter Thomas Davenport . . . . Robert Smith .. Christine Petrillo . . . . Christine Petrillo Charles Scholhamer . Robert Stevenson Ruth Coe .. Fred Lawler . . . . Joseph Ponzio Charles Scholhamer . . . Lester McCarthy .. james Shine . . . Doris Arnold Senior .. Junior Prom . . . Football . . . Dancing . . . . History . . . Chemistry cams 1-ff ---, A IZ... ? i'TJ0M DAV:eNP0 'f Eg 5,1 62 'X .I ,AQ J on nav f'cHMu.me 'se na Pu umm: L O G B O O K wwruuuxwwww it THEY SERVED AS BALLAST States are great engines moving slowly. Thus stated Bacon in his Advancement of Learning , and how singularly characteristic of Connecticut is this quotation. For three centuries the engine of this state has been slowly making its way along' its perilous path. On this journey obstacles have presented themselves, and the need has arisen for someone to rise to the emergency, remove the obstacles, and prevent this engine from being derailed. Never has this state inet with failure in such crises, primarily because she has had men of keen vision, well-balanced minds, and mature judgment to serve as ballast. In June of the year 1636, after a kaleicloscopic preaching career in England, Holland, and Eoston, Thomas Hooker, an English Puritan, arrived in Connecticut. XVith his followers he settled down in this colony, and during the rest of his life he was the strongest, most effective, and most revered member of it, a famous preacher, and a statesman of genius, He was to Connecticut what John VVin- throp was to Massachusetts, and what Roger XVilliams was to Rhode Island, the trusted leader, the grand old man. He constructed this engine of state, an engine destined to travel for three centuries on a hazardous trip, and, as a result of his efforts, he might well be called the Father of Connecticutf, In 1633 another Englishman, John Davenport, the princely preacheru, as he was called by Cotton Mather, settled in Quinnipiack Cnow New Havenj after a career similar to that of Thomas Hooker in England, Holland, and Boston. From his settlement here until the union of New Haven with Connecticut in 1665 civil life in New Haven was very largely the crystallized thought of one man, Daven- port. His prime motive in government was to establish the law of the Bible over the mundane affairs of men, and his success in this endeavor was culminated by the adoption of the Fundamental Agreementn, an article which made church membership a requisite for civil oflice and voting authority. His characteristic of tenaciously adhering to the casuistical logic of his convictions resulted in his moving to Boston in 1638. This act was the result of his lifelong protestation against the union of New Haven with Connecticut. His was the job to stoke this engine of state, and how well he succeeded is manifested in history. In 1637 education was merely a catch-as-catch-can proposition, but an English Puritan, Ezekiel Cheever, rose to the emergency, and supplied the missing links of state education, those of unity and proper supervision. Education thrived under his leadership and was established as an institution of the state. Ezekiel Cheever is especially renowned for his Accidence , an introduction to the Latin tongue, which work was used for years as a textbook, and which accomplished 1 mimmlll Page 'ummm ll I IInuummniiiiiiiunmuimimiIii1IIIunnumxmII11niIIIImmnuuuIIimnuuxxxmuluuil L 0 G B O 0 iuiiumiiiiiiiiiiiiiiunismuuimm ruiimiiiimmiiiwillum i iiiimm x the organized study of Latin at a time in our country's history when the pursuit of the classical languages was the exception. Close as it came to being derailed by educational poverty, this engine of state was steadied and driven on its way by this man. In l775 the Revolutionary Wai' descended in all its fury upon the colonies. Connecticut's distress paralleled that of the other coloniesg yet Jonathan Trum- bull, the rebel governor and the only chief magistrate at this time who was not an appointee of the king or a loyalist, remained throughout the entire confiict a man with a price on his head. All through this struggle, however, he was so modest and unassuming that he once sent a message asking for a repeal of a law passed without his knowledge, a law which conferred the title of His Excellence on the governor. He observed that high-sounding titles 'fintoxicate the mind . A brief sketch of him in later life is afforded by this excerpt from Voyage Dans L'- Ameriquen by Marquis de Chastelleux. He is over seventy years old, his entire life is devoted to affairs which he loves with a passion whether they be great or smallg or, rather, there are none for him of this latter class . lndeed he steadied this engine of state on its obstacle-strewn journey through the Revo- lutionary NVar. ln this same Revolutionary XVar there arose to prominence a man whose character and life delineate him as one of the Worldls greatest military captains, a man who gave the famous command at llunker Hill, Don't shoot until you see the whites of their eyesng a man of whom one biographer says, f'The reputation for indomitable courage, ready resourcefulness, practical efficiency, sterling in- tegrity, and warm-hearted companionableness that he gained in the Colonial XVars was of invaluable help in the first years of the American Revolution, for it inspired the patriots under his leadership with glowing enthusiasm and a bold confidence in their struggle for freedom. This man was lsrael Putnam, who abandoned a plow to serve his country and state. He became distinguished as an outstanding military captain, whose assistance in recruiting troops was invaluable to Governor Trumbull. In the latter part of the eighteenth century the name of Roger Sherman be- came a synonym for superior statesmanship. New Haven may proudly look back upon him as her first mayor and possibly the greatest statesman in Connecticut history. After his entrance into public life, political honors literally besieged this humble farm boy from Canton. He was a member of the committee to draw up the Declaration of lndependenceg likewise one of the eleven signers of this docuf mentg a member of the first United States Congress, and the possessor of in- numerable other notable ofhces. He was an extraordinary man, a venerable uncorrupted patriot, and one of the six outstanding men who rendered con- spicuous service as statesmen during the Revolutionary period of the formation of the Union. ii i wo' iiiiwiii v iiiiiiiiii 1 llllll Hifi iiiiiii 1 ljflge l l 5 'iii llllll Hiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii i i ll will 1111 111111 1 1 ' I 11111111111 wwwwwlll L G O O '1'1 111111f1111v Hi ll II1vrX11wwww ini lll in ii ii wi ln 1338 deplorable educational conditions were proving an enormous detri- ment to the youth of the state. .Ns there had been in every previous crisis, so there was now one man who realized the seriousness of the situation and who determined to improve it. This man was Henry llarnard, a native of Connecticut, who had just returned from Europe after a study of European methods of educa- tion. His zealous efforts resulted in the passing of a bill by the General Assembly for the better local supervision of schools. llis next accomplishment was the State Normal School at New Britain which stands today as a tribute to him. He was the tirst United States Commissioner of Education. His best literary elfort, 'lThe journal of Education , is called by Brittanica 'lby far the most valuable work in our language on the history of education . As a result of the diligence, resonrcefulness, and patriotic fervor of such men as l have mentioned, Connecticut this year celebrates the Tercentenary of its foundingg three centuries of peace and conflict, prosperity and depression. wis- dom ancl ignorance. Too little can we honor these men and too little can we realize their true greatness. The state of Connecticut alone remains a litting monument to themg but let us in deep sincerity say of them, Their seed shall remain forever, And their glory shall not be blotted out. Their bodies were buried in peace, :Xnd their names shall live to all generationsf, + Ecclesiastieus 4-l CHARLES l7. SCllOl4l'lAhll':lQ. it ix N ,,. . AMW ' . I, ll l :lf ll blllll' Page llO i iii a -gf: . .- .3, ,L H7 ,,, A muunnm L 0 G B O O Kiixvuxiiiii LAST WILL OF THE CREW Having reached the ripe old age of four years, and realizing that our life as seamen is growing short, we-the crew of l935Afeel that we should direct an equitable and just distribution of our vast accumulations of wealth. XVe. therefore, deeming ourselves to be of a somewhat sound and sane mind Cwhich nobody else doesj do declare this to be our last will and testament and do hereby devise, will, and bequeath to the following persons all of our property, real and personal Qor in the event of their prior demise-to their heirs or assignsj as hereinafter directed. First-To Mr. Seth G. Haley, Mr. ID. Webstei' Belcher, and members of the faculty, our deepest appreciation for their wise guidance and helpful advice in the past four years. Second-To the juniors, our seats in the center-front of the Auditorium. Third-To the class of l936, our ability for extending class meetings through two periods. Fourth-To next year's Class Book Board, our best wishes for their success. XVe, the following members of the crew of 1935, after all our just debts and dues have been paid in full, have the following personal bequests to make. l, joyce Savage, do bequeath to Shirley MacLeod my propensity for gum- chewing. I, Esther Larash, do bequeath to some worthy Junior my much discussed habit of being late for all appointments. l, XVilliam Donegan, do bequeath to Bruce Newell my natural inclination for making noise. l, Harry Dillon, do bequeath to Allan XVatson my varied collection of multi- colored socks and ties. 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Cl1l'lSll1lL' l'vt1'illu. llu l1k't1L1C2l.lll tu Klc1'1'y 1X11cl1'1-xys my l1K1f'iS YCSI i11 1l1L l1u11C 1l1z11 it will gu yyull with l1c1' red s11s11c111lu1's. l, 'l'l1u111:1s lDI1X'Cll1JI1l'f, flu lenyc my 2ll'l ul' UL'l'f1l11llllQH :111fl rl1-l1l1yi11g ' 111 21111 -lllllllll' su i11cli11c-cl. Signed: Tlllf' CRFXX' Oli l'l3n. 4 1 XN'it11csses: lllllll lliggius 'l'l1e Sl1i11's Y1-111111111, 1 1 llngcf llf? 11 I L W L O G B O O STRANGE REVERIE l was sitting on board deck watching the waves run carelessly over each other. Everything was shipshape. Suddenly a great commotion came to my ears. Minglecl voices approached nearer and nearer. You swab l said one voice. l'll show you to throw me into the water. Even if l am, old and tough, dirty and rough, and I sail the sea until I croak, you know l can't swim a bloody stroke, you landlubberl lt was Barnacle llill, the Sailor! l yam what l yam, 'cause I yam what I yam, said another voice. It was Popeye, the Sailor Man! These two deck-hands, like the best of friends, were always arguing over something. f'Here, here,', l said, going over to them. 'Xllhatls the matter?', Popeye blew some smoke through his pipe, XYal, he piped, Hmy pal, old -lohn Silver, the cook, fixed up a line mess of spinach. Bill here wouldnlt eat it. I felt so insulkted and disgustipated that l thrown him overboard. 'l As he spoke the ship began to rock and the boards creaked. Clomp! Clompl Clomp! Clompl Someone was climbing to the deck. Clomp! Clomp! It was Toar with a huge shovel over his shoulder. O, you, dumb-bell mel Oh, too, dumb me l he kept muttering to himself. VVhat's the matter, Toari' we asked him. HBig sap me l he said, taking Popeye's hand for protection. l'Too dumb! Me shovel all coal in furnace-no more coal-what to do 7' Me no find plenty coal-tear down walls-put in furnace-no more walls. Tear up floorgput in furnace-no more floor.-Me look around-no more furnace! Oh, you, sap- head mel Oh dawgonelu 'fS'all right, Toar, said old John Silver, coming up with his green parrot on his shoulder. VVe'll get another one sometime. All you have to do now is get out and swim. You can pull the shipi with this rope. He grasped the end of a rope wound near a lifeboat and as he drew nearer the lifeboat, he saw something in it move. Pulling back the canvass, there he found Captain Kidd, a stowaway come along to share any buried treasure we might find. llllllllll Page lllllltllll g www T4 B O O Kiiiiiriiiii Hey, 'ou blarsted seaman U he roared at Silve1'. Can't a bod have no ,V 5 2 peace anywhere ill Oark! Oark! shrilled hlohn Silver's parrot. Don't let him call you that, john. VVell, blimey! cried John Silver, if it isn't my old rival, Captain Kidd! XVelcome to the good ship NV.H.H.S.!! But the joke's on you-this has only been a great pleasure trip, hasn't it, mateys F Ay, ay, answered everyone. 'fVVell, said Toar, me get to work now. So long, Popeye, so long. VVith that he plunged himself into the water, and as his gigantic strokes cut the water, the ship began to rock and roll and Finally moved along at a rapid pace. HCome on, john, said Popeye, .l.et's cook me some more spinach. And old john Silver hobbled out followed by l'opeye singing, 'Tm Popeye, the Sailor Man, l last to the Finish 'cause l eats me spinach, l'm Popeye, the Sailor Manf' Then llarnacle Hill fixed the black patch over his eye, pulled up his pants, cocked his sailor cap sideward and went aft singing lVlother MacCree. Only Captain Kidd and l remained. l3li1ney, said the Captain. This ship certainly is traveling! Oops! look out ! He fell against me as the ship rocked. Oh, 'Xcuse me, matey, my sea legs aren't so good today. Suddenly he pointed skyward. ':Look! Look ! he shouted. l looked up and searched the sky for what he saw. There was nothing anywhere. l looked around. Captain Kidd was gone! and then l realized that my gold watch' and chain were gone too! The sly sailor had lifted them as he fell against me. Help! Help! l shouted. 'fThief! Thief Y A voice broke into my ear. Mr, Passenger! Mr. Passenger! VVake up! VVake up! Stop shouting! You've been asleep! A'Uh 7, l said awakening, Oh, yes! l'm on my way to Europe, am l not? llut wherels Popeye and Toar? Vllhat? Oh yesfl guess l must have been dreaming--. C. M. PETRILLO. A A ummm :Page nmmmnl 111 nun I mil mmuulluu . L 0 C, 11 0 Q 11 1 , , GLQSSARY OF TERMS A lblt' .v1'a11'1v1z . . .1ftvrgna1'a' .. , It the Cczptairfs Table l?0at.vwa'i11 . . . C1'u.s'siz1g the Lina Giulcraclex . . . Logbook . . . Mate . . . . . Port CUIIHIIIIHCZICT' . . QltCl1'fL'7'I1llISl'L'7'.Y .. Skipfvvr ..... .S'I0pchz'st'.s' Keeper .. Ycomcu .. ,. Highest class of sailors CSenim'sj .. Otiicers of the ship fFz1cultyj . . . Hoiiurcd guests QSenim' Cclebritiesj .. Chief Steersmzm fl,l'6SiiiQ11t3 .. Urzimzitic clcmuiistrzttioii and cntertainmciit when ship crosses thc Equatm . . Extra Cl1l'I'iCLliZ1 activities l!f71'gZlIliZ2ltiU1'1SD , .. Sliilfs clironiclc Second in commzmcl Q.Xss't lll'il1Ci1J2llQ Vicegpresiclcntj . . Cfllltllliillliel' of all ships of one line CSL1PCl'i11tClNi611t of Scliuolsy .. Stecrsmcn CCIIISS Otiiccrsj . . . . . . Captain Ql't'incipalj Money Kc-cpei' CTl'C21SL11'C1'D .. Sccretzxries i!EKiitlJ1'iZ1i Boztrclt slr-4lC?X?DtP1'iv A ifivi I'z1gel23i iiiiii it L o o li o o I4 GRADUATION PRQGRAM CLASS OF 1935 1J7'UX'lClIil'ZfjiSE'l'lI G. HALEY, Superiiitencleut of Schools. l. CIIoIIUS-Tlie Omnipoteiice .......................... Franz SCIIIIZJLWZL Z. ESSAY: My Statel'fAn .Xppreciation ARTIIUII GIIQARIJ ISRUNEAU' l 3. SONGS: a. Daybreak fwords by Longfellowj ..... ...... E atozz lfcllzillgf h. Country Danceffrom Robin Hoodu . .. Rcgiziald dCIf0'UCI'l -l, ESSAY: 'KCOll11CCtlCUl,S Place Namesl' lJORIS EI,I43ANoR IELAIQIQSLIQIQ 5. SoNG: The Miller's Wocmiiig .................. Eaton Fl1l'L'il'Zfj fm. ESSAY: Ye Olrl Connecticut HomeSteaclS JOAN lXlARY 'FIIAIIBAIIULO 7. HLrAIoIIoUS GL1-:If:fLittle jack Horner ............... .-Ilfrcd J. Cc1lll'1'C02'1 S. ESSAY: 'iLltll6-Kl1fJNN'1l Facts about our VVell-Known State joIIN Nl'2NN l'ON NORISACK 9. ENGLISII GLEEfAlle1I-a-Dale ........................ Clzurles H. Lloyd fXVorclS from Sir VValter Scott'S 'ARokebyHD 10. ESSAY: They Served as Ballast CIIARLIQS FIcIf3III5IeIcI4 SCIIIILIIAMEII ll. SIING: Iiriilal Chorus from The Rose Mairlenl' ..... F. H. CUZUCHI l2. XXYIOLIN SOLOZ Gypsy Airs ............... .... . S'clrflSGl'0 lXlORRIS LEVINI5, l35 Aecompanist: AN'rIIoNY RoIIINSoN, '33 l3. Aw,-xIeII oIf l'IIIzIQS D. XYI4:IsS'I'IcII lkIiI,cI IILII, l Primfipczl, High Sflzool. l-l. l'IIIiSIiN'I'A'I'IoN or DIIILOAIAS NVILLIAM M. Cox, Prcsiziclzf, Board of Edzecatiolz. 15. AIII2IIIcA. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM MONDAY, JUNE SI43vEN'l'I43I2N'I'I-I Class Day Exercises ------ High School ALlClltfJ1'lLllll xI'EIINI5SIJAY, JUNE NINI3'rIiI2N'I'II Graduation Exercises ------ High School Auclitoriuiii 'I'IIUIISIhAY, JUNE 'I'wEN'I'IE'I'I'I Last Assembly ------- High School IXuclitoriuIII Llunior-Senior l7l'O1'1lC1lE1fl6 - - NVest Haven Armory Page lZ-l L O G B O 0 K wnwwxxuxx I I IIII IIIIII IIIIIIII IIIII AWARDS AND HO ORS AVVARDS AS ANNOUNCED TO DATE Senior Essay Prizes First Prize .. CHARLES FREDERICK SCIIOLIIAAIER Second Prize ........... HELEN VIIQGINIA CIIAPRIAN State Booleleveping Contest Member Of Championship Team .... 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