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

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N T H E M A R c H ANTOINETTE V. PETRI O ' bertus Magnus College 15 ' tre , icut CHRISTINE PETRILLO University of Connecticut 153 Gilbert Street, West Haven, Connecticut HILLIS D. PETTENOILWEQLQ .R ,QggL,gL,,,i gl ,X ,n Bates College Main treet Lewiston,-Maine HARVEY R. RUSSELL mfuu Yale University 211 C ter sire w t Onnecticut IELSIE A. SCHENKER gag , Mt. Holyoke College 215 Park Terrace Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut ALICE B. SCOEIELD Goucher College 279 Post Road, Darien, Connecticut DOROTHY C. SMITH Mt. Holyoke College 463 Washington Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut BORDEN P. STEEVES Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wisconsin 24 Lim en Street, est ven, Connecticut HELEN STUKENHOLTZ7 ' ru State Teachers' College Nebraska City, Nebrask W ILLIAM L. SULLIVAN Rhode Island School of Design 2 Fourth Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut CHARLES il. THOMPSON Whitewater State Teachers' College 526 Savin Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut SOLOMON B. TOPP Yale University 179 Winthrop Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut RUTH D. TRUE Boston University 308 Main Street, West Haven, Connecticut MELVIN E. WAGNER Whitewater State Teachers' College 526 Savin Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut FLORENCE R. WEBSTER Framingham Normal School 52 Batchelder Street, Melrose, Massachusetts RUTH K. WILLIS R. A Wellesley College-Yale University 622 avin Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut I ELSIE M. HORTON QSecretary to Principalj 184 Elm Street, West Haven, Connecticut l2LIzABETH C. BRETT fAssistant Secretaryj 250 Center Street, West Haven, Connecticut DOROTHY G. GRISWOLD fLibrarianJ 43 Center Street, West Haven, Connecticut MAY E. ROCKEFELLER fMatronj 256 Elm Street, West Haven, Connecticut ' On leave of absence with United States Fighting Forces. LUKE CROWE Arnold College United States Navy ARNOLD SMITH Connecticut State College United States Air Corps Page fifteen

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O N T H E M A R C Hlv'll 1 Illlllllllllllllllll Hlxlllliuuvluum 11vv1vvvv1vvvv uw wwvx ummm HELEN L. Donn AXLZ44 i ionnecticut College for Women 70 Hine Street, West Haven, Connecticut MARY E. DODD Albertus Magnus College 70 H' re Haven, Connecticut KATHLEEN I. DOHERTY I Connecticut College for Women 15 eri t eet, N Haven, Connecticut RUTH E. FAUsT Hood College Mercersburg, Pennsylvania FRANCIS J. FITZGEMD -Nevv,York State College for Teachers 33 East Brown Street, West Haven, Connecticut ANITA M. FLANNI ' gf? ' bertus Magnus College 3 e Aven ,' e av , Con cticut GERMAIN J. GABRIE rsity of Pennsylvania 1 incoln Street, West Haven, Connecticut ALICE M. CTRADY K College of New Rochelle 161 'Maple Street, New Haven, Connecticut OSWALD B. GRAHAM A , ,- , Trinity College 19 lin Street, West 1-Lavenfonnecticut EDNA L. GRANT bbq! K- f.,CL,,,,,.f2ay Path Institute 106 Martin Street, West Haven, Connecticut ANNA M. HANCOCK Bay Path Institute French Street, Watertown, Connecticut ALMA HILDRICH Albertus Magnus College 665 Third Avenue West Haven Connecticut 166 ' hlan Avenuegxfe t Haven, Connecticut 5 JEROME P. JERMAIN , cf ' ' Georgetown nivf: sity 47 -I in s Street, West en, Conne ticut SARAH E. JONES , ff Bates College and Clark University 106 Martin Street, West Haven, Connecticut MARION C. KEANE - Albertus Magnus College 675 Orange Street, New Haven, Connecticut CATHERINE H. LAIRD Teachers' College of Salem, Mass. 1 estland Avenue, a us, Massachusetts LEONARD Lo ' University of Maine rniinlfly treet, Mid letown, Connecticut FRANCES MAcooN u Aurora College 66 Prospect Street, Manchester, New Hampshire HELEN F. MooNEY Albertus Magnus College 62 Alling Street, West Haven, Connecticut DWIGHT MONNIER - Arnold College 20 Joyce Road, East Haven, Connecticut FLORENCE E. MUSSAK Stebbing Secretarial School ew Haven, Connecticut M. DENISE HILL if 4, yi Yale Sclduol 0 Page fourteen

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EDITORIAL This is the book of our youth. Within its pages are stored all the pleasant memories of our schooldays. Yet, at graduation, there is the thought that so many among us are turning from these halls to something greater-the service of America, surrendering the richest part of life-Youth-and many of them will be making the greatest of all possible sacrifices-Life itself. Today, with the obstacles that civilization must face, this graduation seems so small a thing, but when the clouds have vanished we, the living, shall fulfill the realization of their dreams. In the future there will be much to forget. For so many there will be the horrors of war to erase, but there will be the purpose for which they fought which all of us must remember. Let us hope that if ever we lose sight of the sacrifices which our classmates and'friends have made, we may find in this book some remembrance of those who pledged themselves to America, and once again appreciate their struggle. for so long as we remember their battle for our peace, we cannot help but love Liberty the more-and that was their desire.