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

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A,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlmlllllmmmmniIIilimmilmmiiiiiii,ll E B I4 U E B A N N' E RIIIIIIIIIIIIII mumulIllsuIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImllmllllullulllllv HILI,Is D. PETTENGILL Bates College 184 Elm Street, West Haven, Connecticut JOSEPHINE M. PFAFF Arnold College 35 Center Street, VVest Haven, Connecticut JOHN A. PIUREK Holy Cross College 20 Maltby Place, New Haven, Connecticut LESTER P. ROY Massachusetts State Teachers College 22 Trumbull Street, VVest Haven, Connecticut ELSIE A. SCIIENKER Mount Holyoke College 215 Park Terrace Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut ALICE B. SCOFIELD Goucher College 279 Post Road, Darien, Connecticut ARNOLD SMITH University of Connecticut ' Roxbury, Connecticut DOROTHY C. SMITI1 A Mount Holyoke College 463 VVashington Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut MARTHA E. STROIIMANN Beaver College 166 Main Street, West Haven, Connecticut HELEN E. STUKENHOLTZ Peru State Teachers College 308 Main Street, West Haven, Connecticut WILLIAM H. SULLIVAN Rhode Island School of Design - Brown University 33 Shelter Cove Drive, Milford, Connecticut CHARLES J. THOMPSON Whitewater State Teachers College 526 Savin Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut SOLOMON H. TOPP Yale University 82 Lee Street, West Haven, Connecticut MELVIN E. WAGNER Whitewater State Teachers College - N. Y. U. 526 Savin Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut FLORENCE R. WEBSTER Framingham Normal School 102 Vinton Street, Melrose, Massachusetts RUTH K. WILLIS Wellesley College-Yale University 622 Savin Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut ELSIE M. HORTON Secretary to Principal 184 Elm Street, West Haven, Connecticut MURIEL B. PURSLEY Assistant Secretary 835 Campbell Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut DOROTHY G. GRISWOLD Librarian 43 Center Street, West Haven, Connecticut MAY E. ROCKEFELLER Office Assisiarzt 256 Elm Street, West Haven, Connecticut Page fifteen Il

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H E B L U E H A N N E '1 ANDREW D,AMATO Yale School of Music 26 Chew Street, Vtfest Haven, Connecticut . - FRANCIS L. DEGANGI Clark University 38 Rockefeller Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut ETHEL B. DEYVITT Mount Holyoke College - ,Middlebury College . 104 East Genesee Street, Skaneatles, New York . HELEN L. DoDD Connecticut College for Women 70 Hine Street, West Haven, Connecticut KATHLEEN I. DOHERTY Connecticut College for Women 15 Everit Street, New Haven, Connecticut RUTH FAUST Hood College Mercersburg, Pennsylvania ANITA M. FLANNIGAN Albertus Magnus College 340 Campbell Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut MARGARET FOGARTY State Teachers College - Yale University 238 VVashington Avenue, VVest Haven, Connecticut GERMAIN J. GABRIEL University of Pennsylvania - N. Y. U. 61 Lincoln Street, West Haven, Connecticut ' ELIZABETH L. GARITY Albertus Magnus College 246 Elm Street, West Haven, Connecticut OSWALD B. GRAHAM, JR. Trinity College 199 Elm Street, West Haven, Connecticut EDNA L. GRANT Bay Path Institute 111 Martin Street, West Haven, Connecticut ANNA M. HANCOCK Bay Path Institute French Street, Watertown, Connecticut JEROME P. JERMAIN Georgetown University 217 Court Street, West Haven, Connecticut SARAH E. JONES Bates College - Clark University 106 Martin Street, West Haven, Connecticut KATHERINE C. KEANE Albertus Magnus College 671 Orange Street, New Haven, Connecticut TXIIARY A. LOMBARD St. Joseph College 56 Gorham Avenue, Hamden, Connecticut LEONARD LoRD University of Maine - Columbia University Morgan Street, Middletown, Connecticut CATHERINE T. MEEHAN Teachers College of Connecticut 17 Kenyon Street, Springfield, Massachusetts MARGUERITE LoRD MICKELSON Smith College 68 Holcomb Street, West Haven, Connecticut ROSE L. NAVARETTA Albertus Magnus College 47 North Street, Hamden, Connecticut Page fourteen

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Editorial Here we are on a long winding highway stretching far beyond the horizon. This' high- way glistens with many ':Blue Banners that have marked our advancements in school, and that portend the important events in our future lives. At this moment we are gliding by one of our banners, for we are graduating. This road is life, and like any other road there are many rough places. On down this road, we shall be in an atomic age when each one of us must be a citizen of the world if any are to survive. We have been trained well for this future life by our teachers. They have guided us with care through the rough places on the early portion of this road. In high school we have lived the scenes por- trayed in this class book, and we hope that it will keep ever fresh our fond memories of West Haven High School.