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

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TUE lllfl IlRO.XllCIXS'l1 O17 1037 MAY V. RTCLOUGIILIN IXllmertus 2,12lgll11S College ' 119 Linden Street, New 11ElYL'll. Cmineetient FLORENCE E. BTUSSAR Sit-lmlaing Seeretziriul Selinnl 115 Maple Street, New llnven, Cwnneetient EDWARD L. P1cRL0xx'sRI Rielmimul 1'nix-ersity 231 Union I-Xvenue, West 1lzIx'en, Coiiiiectieiit ZXNTOINETTE 1'I3TRILL0 Alluertns Magnus College 65 XYesttielt1 Street, 1YeSt 11:tx'en, Connecticut HILLIS D. PETTENGILI, llzttee College 535 Main Street, Lewistrmii, Maine LOUIS B. RUBIN Cwnneeticut Slate College ' 38 dYork Street. Xbest Hzuen. Ccmneetieut IELSIIE A. SCIIENRER 2,15 f,Lc,, .jeg M, Mt. llnlynlte Cnllege Pine Street. South llmlley, Mzxsszteltusetts ALICE 13. SCOFIELD thmelier College 279 Pust Ruud, Darien. Connecticut IJOROTIIY C. SMITH Mt. Hwlynlae Cnllege V 463 XVI1S111llg1lJI1 Avenue. VXI-st Ilzlven, Connecticut XHELEN STUKIQNIIOIJTZ Vern State Teaeliers' College Nehrzislcn City, Nebraska SOLOMON B. TOPP Yule l'nixersity 82 Lee Street, XYest Haven. Conneetieut RUTH D. TRUE llnsum Lniversity 201 Center Street. XYest Haven, Connecticut VMELVIN E. XVAGNIQR D X A Mltitewzttei' Stzite Tezielteri' Cnllege 64 East 'Urrnxrit '9I1'E1'1'. West 'Hnienf'Grmnee'fiEffi ''M .0 FLORENCE R. XVEBS'1'E1i Frztiningliznn Xfarinzil School 222 High Street, Rztncinlpli. Mztsszteliiisetts ERNEST VVIIITXYORTII XYL-sleyzm Liitiversity 138 First gXx'enue. XYesl llztxgu. Connecticut ELSIE M. HORTON -7-4' ' -7L ':f.f5 MJ CSer1'I'f4Iv'y to Iifillfiflllfi 134 Elm Street, Wvest Haven. Connecticut ELIZABETH C. BRETT W f.1.vxi.vz't1111 .S1'rreit1a'yj 250 CL'111E1ZS1l'CC1, Vest llztven, Conliectient MARY K. FENNO lellfelirftzzzj 96 Smith Street. NYest Haven, Cfmneetieut DOROTHY G. CHIISXYOLD ll,lZ77'4Il'li11Ij 157 Main Street, XYest Haven, Connecticut 1X'1AY E. RocRx:1fisI,1,i:Rx fnfv-Q XL A 'I L 'iAL - -- V - '- lrllriiffwlj 030 jones 11illf1Q4mz1c1, West 1'i1lX'Cli Crmnneetieut QXLICE DELp3uAN'rv f.1.YXl.N'ftIIIf .lltztrtmil 33 1112111111 Street, West llziven. Cnnneetient Page 15

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b TIIE mo 1-lRO.XlDC.XS'I' OF 1937 FRANCIS L. DEGANCI Clark University 222 Park Street, W'est Haven, Connecticut ETIIEL B. DEXVITT Mt. Holyoke College 9 Onondaga Street, Skaneateles, New York HELEN L. Donn Connecticut College for NVomen 70 Hine Street, West Haven, Connecticut MARY E. Donn Albertus Magnus College ' 70 Hine Street, XVest Haven, Connecticut KATHLEEN 1. DoHERTY Connecticut College for XVoinen 15 Everit Street, New Haven, Connecticut RUTH E. FAUST Hootl College Mercersburg, Pennsylvania JOSEPH L. FINNEGAN Middlebury College 68 Trumbull Street, New Haven, Connecticut FRANCIS FITZGERALD New York State College for Teachers ' 33 East Brown Street, NVest Haven, Connecticut CrERMAIN J. GABRIEL University of Pennsylvania 230VQVillian1 Street, XVest Haven,,Connccticut FRANK GOODALE f , ., lfs I il.. . A Yale University 397 'Edgewood Avenue,'New Haven, Connecticut ALICE CERAIJY College of New Rochelle 161 Maple Street, New Haven, Connecticut BERTIIA E. GRAHAM Smith College 355 Wlillow Street, New Haven, Connecticut BTARGARET V. GRAHAM Connecticut College for XVonien 199 Elin Street, NVest Haven, Connecticut OswALn B. GRAHAM Trinity College 199 Elin Street, NVest Haven, Connecticut EDNA L. GRANT Bay Path Institute 106 Martin Street, VVest Haven, Connecticut ANNA HANCOC1i Bay Path Institute French Street, XVatertown, Connecticut SARAH E. JONES Bates College and Clark University A 106 Martin Street, Wfest Haven, Connecticut CATHERINE H. LAIRD ffuigfeachers' College of Salein, Mass. 120 XVestlancl Avenue, Saugus, Massachusetts ALICE R. LAWSON NVellesley College 101 Wlashington Street, Gloucester, Massachusetts LEONARD LORD University of Maine Arnolcl Street, Middletown, Connecticut FRANCES TXIAGOON :Xu1'01'21 C0llCgC ' 66 Prospect Street, Manchester, New Hampshire HELEN A, BIAHER Trinity College 451 Norton Parkway, New Haven, Connecticut . I I--I I livin Page vii,-vi Rv-it -'i- In .fi-in

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EDITCRIAL A hush comes over the waiting crowd. The announcer stands ready, script in hand. At last, the red light flashes and the thought runs through the crowd, UVVC,1'C on the air l However, this is a sad occasion, for this is our last Big Broadcast. During the past four years we have presented a pro- gram showing touches of human life and real drama. VVe have progressed greatly towards our life ambitions and are now eager to seek an audition at the station SUCCESS. Somehow, we know that our leading performers will become stars over that network and will be famous throughout the world. Others, who may not become famous, will nevertheless gain positions at the controls and become indispensable members of the station staff. We hope they will ever have a smooth reception, with nothing to interfere. The time draws near, but, before we go, we wish to thank our sponsors and executives for their help in making our pro- gram as pleasant as possible. And, to our entertainers, let us say, 'fThe Golden Apple of Achievement is rolling idly around the world. Take it away, Class of 1937 l