Western Connecticut State University - Pahquioque Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

f ' ' 1 f f 'JW fy X 019 , 4 f 2 1 , i 1 1 i 1 4 ,- i 2 5 n S .,,'- FOREWORD When we, the Class of l950, entered Danbury Teachers College ours was the largest class ever to have enrolled up to that time. We were the start of a new trend. A trend that saw the building of the quonset huts, Curley Hall, the Science building, that watched new' blood enter the faculty, that saw old traditions die and watched as new ideas were born-the Banquet, the C. G. A. Banquet, Interim, Do-day, the Curriculum Committee. And so it was with the yearbook. It too must succumb to change. Our yearbook will be the last to be edited soley by Seniors. ln the future the yearbook will no longer be a class project but a school proiect. With our yearbook we have tried somewhat to bridge the gap between the old and the new. We have attempted to make this yearbook one that will be of interest not only to Seniors but to members of all classes. In doing this we have filled the pages with many and varied pictures,.,and- have tried to keep literary sections of interest only to Seniors ata minimum. We have worked hard and with sincerity, and hope to be iudged accordingly. I I 2 l JESSE H. BRILL DEDICATION In the many years that Mr. Brill has been a member of our faculty he, in his unassum- ' nner has worked tirelessly for the betterment of our college. He has been an able mg ma , superintendent of the training schools and a stimulating teacher. He has filled our classes with practical knowledge and advice garnered through experience. He has been quick to smile and has inspired us with his own unwavering ideals. And so as a token of apprecia- tion for all that he has don him of us for we shall always remember him. e we dedicate to him this yearbook. May it serve to remind 3 'r - H' - -fr-'M' ..- -, .-:r5v2..,., ... ,,,.-A l f far, , fiyf. , ,mA My A4.-J!'l-At 'ibn 1 -Z J, ' '--My--.-L.u. -M, ,. .. .:'1. W XM.,-M, l H .W-.lf-'fe ,-rf -3: -A -19-fr gif..-,.-.--1 W. ,L .. , '- -'..-- -. 7, ,-v. 1 , M .4 x gf L.. - l l l PRESIDENT RUTH A. HAAS M l X f J 2 I' We shall always remember President Haas for her warm personality and sparkling manner which inspires friendliness. We admire her also for the unceasing zeal with which she has carried forth the standards of our college. But most important of all, possessing a keen insight to the problems of educa- tion, she is an able advisor to all who seek her counsel. I 4 - V' V F k V Y' V H- 1 . . -. 7 -Y rU ,, I i C' .r,1-ALF! Q DEAN OF COLLEGE Dr. F. Burton Cook Deon Claire Trisch 5 Deon Alfred Geddes ,f'7',,.f .. .V . ,gh , Q 1.4 , . 4 Un, , U.,-,,i1 - 'rf . 'A '.sg..va FACULTY EDITH BAILEY ADAM AITCHISON Grade Three, Balmforfh Speech vlcron E. BLACKMER ELIZABETH BOND GERTR.UDE -BRAUN Principal, Balmforih College Nurse , Socml Sclence , X f Z X.,,4f' X f, 55:25- 'i: .-'.' '5 H511 A fa, Q Q 'Yi f' xt . M X3 M ,, Q, X.,. f c Ezxrvfitxnf 3. fa X--x 'V , Z X Q H .Y x V fx lf mx f , f Xiyf X c , X X 1 xx We X JESSE H. BRILL LYMAN B. BURBANK EMMA BURGER Educaiion Social Science Gfdde Five, Bdlmforfh ' EDMUND CAIN ' F. BURTON COOK PAULINE DANN Psychology Educqfign Audio-Visual-Aicls Grqde Thy-ee,L0CU51 I .5 ,,g .fur--I 1 ., ,I f.,,,,,g if n3,,3v,-.4I ,W, H X Q 5 -'I K: A 1 'H V l ,Z ,-2 l F x..-, - ,- . .A V, J is ' - . AY . rf.-,I 1: , I Ei, 1 H. 'rf ,-.,-...,.,,--,..,., V , , , ' ' ' ' V I ' ... -. .,- , . , - . , . . If. -w .,,, , .W , . . .. .- . V -f- ., . : '.- - -- ,I . -.ii - ' .V ' 1, ff .f- H . Q----,Hr ' - . K ..,...s.- -, , 4, s..rx..v-1-ne: ---,T,,-,, R V FAU LTY I We RUTH P. deVILLAFRANCA ELIZABETH E. DOMINY Music A Music ALICE DONNELLY HELEN DONOVAN EDITH DUNN ' B I f h Physical Educafion Grade Six, Balmforth Grade FOUF, 0 m Ori LON EDWARDS WILLIAM ESPOSITO CHESTER FLOYD ' Mathematics Science Science Im- I I I ., ALFRED GEDDES MARIE GREEN MARY GREENE Grade Seven Balmforth Physical Education Librarian 1 f W--A., -- .1 f , , I.-,ff-,f :,, Auf: ',.'f,sr,1'f'r-wept. 5scfaZ,f:4mxl5'ic'f'frf'1Z1r.Ifff3i551!U'Iq-M 'cfa'fE1:'ie.3e1,... ,, ,-s.., ' ' if' '- M--Q-fe-'n 38-a..rw'xaL,.1, ' i2,, wf,,b+.1..v,i- ., -f',1QgggQq35 -.Pw?i1Qgfjsfiff5.:ef,14:::--A V ' ' 1 -'M ' v .-njsltcusfmzqbsl N . ,,, M ' - -uf Z f IT'.,..f .. . ' vm .. FAUULTY ROSEMARY GREENE Grade One, Locusf PHEBE M. HARRSON PATRICIA HASSET English Grade One, Balmforfh DOROTHY 5, H01-MAN ' ELLA MARIE IDSTE Physical Education Grade Two, Locusf 1 ! s I X if L 4 L ,,y, L. if 'ir- LRRMEFB-in I , 4-4 .,:. V6 A 1- ,ii?s?:?z,455Sf3 H Physical Education M ARVEY JESSUP VIVIAN JUDSON iry Brook Y-WVQA-Zy71':,,f' 'r T ,f', ' L3 'F - I '- - 1 ' MARIE GOLDER Grade One, Locus? JULIA HENEBRY Grade Five, Balmforfh ELIZABETH T. JAMES English MARGARET LYNCH Grade Six, Soufh Sfreef ' I JE: ,- wwf' .' ,.r,,,,-,fjy .wg N . ,Q I, 'f -.f ., . - . . Q 7, - f . .u.,,.eg1. ,, - N- :-va--,,:fvw'- NEMA- ...jk ,Q-. ' ., ,,, ,l If .-'. 5 . . , ..,- ., , .. K.. kc , ..,.,,.. .. .-... . ,KL , ., , .1 . ' ,-. . , .W ,V 7 5.4.6,5:-,.',,,,w-,5,xxg,.1.,G-5, .-.11-..,.- c--..: , fm: -,Wh V HY- , me wiv i I I AH R MASON GERTRUDE MURPHY BEUL . Bfoiogicai Sciences Grade Eighf, Baimforfh l i ,W JOHN MURPHY CORRINE O'CONNELL Science Grade Two, Baimforth I FAYETTE OVERHOLT Grade Four, Locust CARL PETTERSCH Social Science , .ji INEZ POLLARD Grade Six, Baimforfh i .a 9-1 CHRISTOPHER RAFTER MELNIGN -REIN Science U5'C A 9 JUNE E. SELDER English --- A- '-- f wc- -sy. -.- -r-V . 4 .-- 'm.L,fc,J.e:,,e1re.:z-:gqg.?t6:t,9f1:- -F12-pegs!-.'-- L. fi f''-'f f3T7 '-4.11----11,11-fa.'1.,f.:, :Xi ..4A:.-. - -'--'-'H-efx -2 '11 A' iii 'E ,.-L Ii-.2359 it. .-I-::l'f..-'-f f,.,:v,,fp uA.c.f.i -, ., -..A .A , - , V ,4,A- .. ..-1. YL Y ,A . . -,.4p,,7.. .I A '-'i14':.L'li- '- - MAY SHERWOOD FACULTY HELEN STEEVES , Grade Four, Balmforfh Education MARY SWOKLA Grade One, Balmforfh f f f Lui. m JESSIE TORRACA JAMES W. TIMMINS Ari HAZEL D. TOBIAS Ari ESTHER WAGNER Grade Three, Balmforfh Grade Five, Locust FLORINE TOWNSEND Psychology, Philosophy MARGUERITE WHEELER I0 MERVIN WHITCOMB Kinder arfen Balmforfh 9 ' Music ALERT OFFICE STAFF f, H Left to Right: Mrs. Beulah Edwards, Ella Lewis, Left to Right: Mrs. Eloise P. Griffin, Mrs. Mabel B. Halbritter, Mrs. Gerald Walsh, Flora P .l Gerstenmaier, Ruth Sanford, Frances Trclvoska, Joseph Woolley, r. e LIBRARY STAFF Louise English. ll , . CUSTODIANS 'Visa Aibifx- - Left to Right: Robert Benedict, James Smith, Howard Durgy. KITCHEN STAFF MKWKM f A, 1 --wr'--..SWMm jx! ,,,,..f A-.2 'CZ7 3 ' Q' . D 1 If ug A, Q in 'ffm 'lf Ui? .-in--L iff 'i' 'Y I Z: QQ Q,-u .' '3 X 5 ll u n O u Q Q 45 Us Q E :S U S NA E 1 Q an was if B D D D nl' U an s U I 2,1 E lips nr E DDQ 1 EE TDD!! Qin SQA Q45 tm U D n nn 0 na E2 R llfl if la u U .9-if -. , Left to Right: Theresa Martin, Mrs. Marion McNamara, Samuel Chambers, Mrs. Belinda O'Reilly, Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Florence Hand. D' V. 1 - W JI., ,if-K - J j 7, 's ' ' ,, , I V 1 1 ' .K , V , .,,. N.. ,,f. c..,,,wNWmwWp-za' Second Row: Lillian Gonan, George Ameer, Joan Green, Recording Secretary, Arthur Melody, Lester Durgy, Treasurer, Fred Canfield, Anthony Sagnella, .Iohn Beck, Vice- President, Marianne Buckwalder, Robert Brown, Catherine Caregnato. First Row: Nilla ' ' ' - h M rcadante, Koulbanis, Katherine Antey, Marita Murphy, Publicity Secretary, Ant ony e President. COOPERATIVE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Mainspring of student activities . . . brings about integration of student and faculty needs . . . able leaders . . . conscientious . . . democratic . . . preception into problems and the ability to solve. them . . . evidence of work seen throughout the college. I3 .1 -ff-- x2.:rf12-i.,, , ' ' ?14'--I 1 I-I . A, ----- ,ff-ffF,'13-'-5-.-,Q 1 M-, , C.-N -, -E M., ' 4 f -'PP-'1,-V 4' 'L-ze.:1tq..g.-.yf,:p5:5,E,-4,4 ......-,, Q., -- . V .-5-V.,-Z ,. ,N , Z A 1 I- t . - .'f.p.-vs.- c..,.,1. . Q, 5 9. Z S is x L.. f J f T' nr .- , ' ..,... ,, - H- . .... . . . , . . .. -'I'-. DORMITORY OFFICERS Left to Right: Rosabel Wells, Vice-President, Ann McKeon, President, Dorothy Glover, Publicity Secretary, Doris Zeller, Recording Secretary, Barbara Bader, Treasurer. Housemother YOLANDA YONUSHl DORM LIFE Remember? . . . this is the little light of mine . . . square dancing in the Social Room . . . Mrs. Thompson and her Hallowe'en, Thanksgiving and Christmas decorations . . . one night out a week . . . Open House and scrubbing the rooms . . . wishing Mr. Geddes a very Happy Birth- day . . . firecrackers at one A.M .... blinking lights at ten P.M. . . . decorating the Christmas tree . . . visits from Santa and seranades by the boys . . . Cowboy music over the P.A. System . . . a new victrola in the Frolic Room . . . pastel walls . . . hot punch and cookies after the Messiah . . . quiet nights during lnterim . . . extended vacations . . . male waiters for Do-Day . . . group studying for exams . . . inevitable term papers . . . roller skating party . . . supper on the lawn in spring . . . every night out for seniors . . . overnights phoned in . . . l wish l were a freshman . . . Bless this house. 16 so PEACEFUL. GAB ROOM. HIRED HELP sLAP HER Down AGAIN, PAW. A-V-A COLLECTION- BLESS THIS HOUSE. ADOPTED HOME CHRISTMAS. . . 1949. SUNDAY MORNING SENIOR MEETING. smmc PRETTY. 8129 AM' 4 3. A v S bf 5 Q LIOINVG COLLEGE r lie .I T 5112. 6 YZ 476 wb if S 'S WMV -iv-.. .. ,,- B-1- -, I' ,xx-ffsfwl 1-A 9 1 H, 1 ,, . ,za-1 n'wE.-my wx Q if S ww N! X.. -x ., Q, fgflip F I E-, S -1 4 N V f X 4 1 1 yn B.. V L' 1.. V 1. F4 i 1 S 1 ri' vi 1 x gA14.,N-in , Y- , - . ICJRS if , if agucvfs .-5.-.A f ,- f ...... ,....., MARION ANDREWS Andie . . . animal lover, particularly horses and dogs . . . hearty laugh . . . Oh no! . . . businesslike . . . artistic . . . frank . . . constant knitter . . . athletic ability . . . enthusiastic worker . . . effervescent. ' Intramurals 3, 4. JEAN ARNOLD Jeannie . . . Com'on kids, let's hurry . . . conscientious . . . sweet, calm and gentle . . . Dean's list . . . poised . . . Yale Divinity School . . . serious with a rare talent for appreci- ating humor. Chorus l, 2, 3, Forum 2, 3, 4, President 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Courier 2, Public Relations 3, C. G. A. Alternate Delegate 3, Yearbook Business Staff Head.4. 22 I' I I I .. I -lg-J-sugars, . . . 'I -I-Alf'-' I 1 11:-. e- f... .-- - ,. ,..,. , ,. I f- - Orchestra 1, 2, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Forum 4, Yearbook Stott 4, l BARBARA AUSTIN Barb . . . expressive piano playing . . . beautiful blond coloring . . . sensitive to the aesthetic . . . deep feelings . . . fond of children . . . conscientious . . . considerate of other's feelings . . . sweet personality. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Girls' Trio 4, Courier 2, Music Department Productions 3, 4. i T l Y I W' T ' 1 T i l l T BARBARA BADER Barb . . . Now, let me tell you . . . lively imitations . . . lt was a riot . . . good-natured . . . practical . . . willing . . . candid . . . perseverance in her studies . . . generous . . . well liked. l Yearbook 4, Dramatic Club T, Intramurals T, 2, 3, 4. l y ,, l . 4- ---f,-CA4,epp4:r,3i,-,,f7K5:5T.k,:g:,:i?,::Ei. 'f' 3-'-if nur- ' 4. f N, ,, V , . M ,, , , 4 ,, , , ,, ,, , -f f.- --ff 1 f ' '7 -'73-3-13-urns ',,g'ff2...:g-51-1.---f..-,.,..Y- . . r,.1.1.'s.... 4- I .,,, 1 I I I ft . . , , ,. , - T , ,, 4, .I Y. -,,.1.H,,si, 1. 3-,,,.,4,.,,5,,:.,,H giving: l Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Dormitory Treasurer 4, Inkling 1, Forum 3, JOHN BECK Johnny . . . sincere . . . Octopus, Inc .... variety of girls . . . instigator of class discussions . . . two dollar words . . . polished manner . . . determined and optimistic . . . adapt- able . . . good dancer . . . nice clothes and neat appearance. Inkling l, Courier 2, 3, Sports Editor 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, C. G. A. Vice-President 4, Erutma Treasurer 'l, 2, 3, Forum 4. Senior organizer busy busy busy from Vogue to dungarees . . . expressive eyes . . . red flannels . . . deter- mined . . . stock in the Stamford Advocate . . . intense per- sonality . . . enthusiastic trainee. A. A. Representative 1, A. A. Secretary 2, W. A. A. Vice- President 3, President 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Manager 4, Ink- ling l, Courier 2, 3, Dramatic Club Secretary l, President 2, Yearbook 4, College Play Cast 3, Bridge Club 4, Do-Day Chairman 3. 24 A Y at Y ,.,W E ROCKINA D'ARMENTO Rocky . . . Kind-hearted nurse . . . Army Vet . . . large dark eyes . . . independence personified . . . Latin temper. ment . . . loves a good argument . . . enjoys a gggd fime . . . always with Ruth . . . respective to philosophical ideqg, Chorus 47 Yearbook StaFF 4g A Capella Choir 4, X 1 1 NATALIE DELCAMPE Youthful spirit . . . musical talent . . . speaks from experience . . . mother of a iunior . . . tasteful clothes . . . schoolgirl complexion . . . ability to think clearly and express ideas . . . determined. Yearbook Assistant Editor 45 Yearbook Literary Staff 4. 25 . --V ,M - -.A - -,,,.,4,,,-17 -- -ff-cn. .--'n-,r,-fvrrngg-4, f. 1,-.Q . , ' -f '-- -' -' 2-T- 'rf?,f-, 251.91-,,f,34,:1g . . . petite. I is ,,, 1 . , I fri' Q ,, VIRGINIA GALLUP Dinga . . . subtle humor . . . Quonset Hut television . . . originality . . . Park Avenue Hillbillie . . . negative attitude . . . weekends in Litchfield . . . red tlannels . . . a Boston Blackie . . . artistic temperment . . . clothes horse. Courier 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Forum 4, Yearbook Art Staff 2, 3, Art Editor 4, Social Committee 4, Bridge Club 4. 26 ' - - ' ' L 4- ff ' I ' I 3 El . . . halo of golden hair quiet and unassuming square dance enthusiast No place like New Fairfield . . . accurate student contagious smile I don t care Kappa Delta P13 4 Cheerleader2 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Class Vice-President 3 Yearbook Staff 4 DOROTHY GEMZA ' Il ' o Q Dodle . . . athletic star . . . vlvacuous . . . blond hair, blue eyes . . . Dean's list . . . swimming instructor . . . vivid personality . . . mixes work and play . . . cute' ways , well-rounded individual. Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball l, Chorus 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Yearbook 4, A. A. Rep- resentative 2, 3. O l DOROTHY GLOVER Dot square dancing in Ridgefield . . . conscientious t dent loves music-reticent . . . Oh my . . . ambitious s u . . . and successful . . . nice dresser . . . precise . . . cute laugh . . . quiet friendliness . . . modest. Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Forum 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Kappa . . . 4 Delta 27 .f-1 '- my-.u V-nl. cvg-iq-,-1-if-,-15'Tr:j:,qF, Pi 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dormitory Publicity Secretary . l 1 - . LILLIAN GONAN Lil . . . lover of the arts . . . quiet voice . . . gentle manner . . Who's that character? . . . fine mind . . . big lunches . . . definite ideas . . . good thinker . . . serious attitude toward life . . . reflective . . . lovely smile. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Forum 4,,Yearbook Staff 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Vice-President 4, C. G. A. Representative 4, Curriculum Committee 3, 4. SHIRLEY HEATH 'Shirl . . . independent . . . loves music and dancing . . . makes her own clothes . . . willingness to share . . . talented musician . . . attractive appearance . . . enjoys fine arts . . . capable . . . responsive. O Cl'1eSTfC1 l, 2, 3, 4, String Quartette 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, lnT 0mUfC'lS lf 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Class Secretary 4. J 28 fl .3 t - I I fl: ' 4 ,. -. .- ., ,A V. 'J Q . U' ,A V, uh' 2 . , 1: I -,jfjfj - ' f ' , CU if -! .'1 '+ ':' ' - -HA 4 . ' as f-Y ' H+-1' MARY JASER i Styli ccingcious . . . warm, inner glow . . . graceful dancer . . . ,ar 'eauty . . . good student . . . friendly and interested . . . pianist . . . unassuming . . . extremely well liked . , , a lovely personality . . . musical, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Modern Dance 3, Yearbook 4, Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, 4, DOROTH EA JONES D t . . . penetrating mind . . . scholarly thoroughness . . . 0 . sweet singing voice . . . my sister . . . courageous and persevering . . . dry wit . . . loves and understands literature ' d d . . . wide knowledge . . . lnnately fine person an a goo friend. Glee Club l, 2, Badminton Club 1, 2, Independent Student Organization 2, Chorus 3, Bridge Club 4. 29 34163-5.2 v . - - s - -f' W f i '1 -- -' -fr?1r1+ef1'11Hf,1:-ff ' 1454 4' ,. . ,,, , . , I .,. , ,me , , ..-..,f,T' SAMUEL JUDEL Sam . . . splendid intellect . . . Judel come to the Regis- trar's OFtice . . . very fine person . . . great-sense of humor . . . gentlemanly . . . whiz at bridge . . . an old married man . . . Cynthia. C. G. A. Treasurer 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Courier 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Yearbook Stal'T 4. ARTHUR JOSEPHSON Art . . . The Bird . . . That's the greatest, man . . . lover of the new sounds . . . thoughtful . . . College Kings . . . nice dresser . . . generous . . . hot trumpet . . . Real fine and crazy . . . pipe smoker. C Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 'I, 2, 3, 4, Erutma 3, Intramurals 2, 3. Q fm' 'ff'sn 'ffr'1-:df -i . 4- .- -Y-44, ,. C, NORMAN KABACK Norm . . . There's somethin' about girls that gits me . . . diligent . . . Octopus, Inc .... When I was out training- . . . ambition and success . . . cheerful . . . socially inclined . . . generous. Forum 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Erutma 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Courier 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. I GLORIA ANN LAWSON '4LaIl ff . . . 'fthe aiaaaw' . dramatic ability . . . hiu.i-,iny Y music fan . . . 'fDinga . . . Danny Kaye . . . a Boston Blackie . . . sparkling personality . . . diversified interests . . . always on the go . . . fun . . . a serious side. ok Staff 4, lntra Dramatic Club 'l, 2, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Yearbo - - t Basketball 1 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsi y , 1 College Play Cast 3, Library Committee 2, Bookstore Com- mittee 2. 31 RICHARD MANSFIELD Dick . . . good mind . . . The car-springs-! . . . groping thought about life . . . four laughs a day . . . quick wit . . . good-natured . . . unhurried . . . smart dresser . . . good company . . . Don't be bitter, Baby. Class Treasurer 3, 4, Courier 2, 3, Social Committee 4, Erutma 3, Associate Yearbook Editor 3, Literary Editor 4. NEIL MCCOLGAN Red . . . That's beside the point . . . Irish eyes . . . grand guy . . . Let's take a walk . . . contagious smile . . . everyone's pal . . . generous heart . . . the best there is. Class President 2, Chorus 2, Erutma 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 'I, 2, 3, 4, Inkling I, Courier 2, 3. 32 VERA MIKULICS Vee . . . Come on Mert . . . hearty laugh . . ., lots of fun . . . Who wants to play tennis? . . . considerate of other's feelings . . C. my brother . . . always lends an ear . . . friendly man-ner . . . loves to dance . . . football enthusiast. Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, 4, C.horusx2, 3, 4, College Play Cast 3, Orchestra 2, Courier 2, 3, lnkling 1, Forum 4, A. A. Repre- sentative 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Carnival Chairman 3. l gf- Xuu, ,,f,,,, , ,, ,. I s l r, l MARITA .MURPHY Murph . . . I don't care, if you want to . . . ardent knitter . kind and sympathetic . . . adores children . . . You d d ble can stay at my house . . . one in a million . . . epen a . . . quality in lieu of quantity. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 'l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Forum 4, Eastern States Representative 3, New Haven Conference 3, lnkling l, Courier 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Historian Recorder 4, C. G. A. Representative , 1, 2, 3, Publicity Secretary 4. 33 Q 4m I , X 'f' , ' f f iw ,QM V, CHRISTINE ADAMS ROTELLO Chris . . . poised, yet uninhibited . . . Loui what you mean . . . dramatic ability . . . expressive . . . versatile . . . perfect blending of the aesthetic with the practical . . . electric personality. lnkling, Literary Editor I, Dramatic Club 'Ip Courier 2, Col- lege Play Cast 3, Yearbook Staff 4. EMELIE MARIE MYKLEBUST Myke . . . nonchalant . . . red tlannels . . . I'm wearing my dungarees . . . never in a rut . . . independent . . . a Boston Blackie . . . one of those squareheads . . . negative attitude . . . a real go-getteh A. A. Representative 3, W. A. A. Treasurer 4, lnkling 'Ip Courier 2, 3, Dramatic Club I, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Bridge Club 4. e . . . I know 34 -1, 5. E My -RA E l i l ROBERT SISTERHENM Bud . . . My wife didn't do it . . . qualities of leadership . Dean's list . . . sports enthusiast . . . Umpteen . . . wn to a alert . . . loyalty to college . . . Let's keep it do dull roar . . . good friend . . . Alice. Intramurals T, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, C. G. A. Re resentative 3, Class President 2, 3, 4, Forum 2, 3, 4, P Erutma 'l, 2,,3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 4, Mock Legislature 2, 3, Constitution R Manager 2, Yearbook 4. evision 3, Bookstore 2, 3, 4, l I l 3 l l -3 l l BEVERLY SUTTON . . . reserved . . . loves a prac- tical ioke . . . very intelligent . . . neat . . . doesn't talk much n she does . . . agreeable . . . good company . . . Bev . . . For Pete Sakes but whe humorous. Chorus l, 2, lnkling l, Forum 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 4, lntra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, C. G. A. Delegate 3, Mock Legislature 3, Class Vice-President 4. 35 Rosie . . . Now I wouldn't say that . . .very understanding . . Isn't that ridiculous? . . . sincere . . . great athlete . . Where's Barb and Mare? . . . wonderful personality HERBERT TAYLOR ,fHerbH i , , Where's the gang? . . . reliable . . . a pig in a baby carriage . . . rare sense of humor . . . practical , , , Little drops of water- . . . easy going yet conscientious . . . the dignity of a teacher . . . able editor. Senior Faculty Banquet Chairman 4. ROSABEL WELLS . . . everybody's friend. Chorus T, 2, 37 Orchestra l, 27 Dormitory Treasurer 2, 37 C. G. A. Representative 47 Forum 47 College Play Manager 3. 36 Il I ,Z . '--ARIN ,' wc.-A I-A.--- , ...., I ' Yearbook Editor 47 Social Committee 47 Intramurals 3, 47 rs Presidenf .... Vice-President Secrefory ...... T re cz s u r e r ...... Q CLASS HISTORY Unconventional-from the beginning-we were the largest class and the first to have more men than women-unbridled Freshmen, we swarmed into the classrooms-the halls- the social room-three days orientation-picnic at Putnam Park-getting acquainted-the Juniors received us at the Dorm-initiation and the revolt of the men-Dr. Todd, our sponsor -class elections and Tom Costello president- That red-head from Norwalk -the first of our famous carnivals-Marita Murphy, surprise package-Mrs. Todd, Queen-our dance for our big brothers and sisters-our president Dr. Jenkins passed on-Miss Haas inauger- ated-choral speaking-Miss Harrison and the three Cam-u-el-s-Fall-Winter-Spring- the pattern had been set-and the first of four was over. September again-we re-entered a little more calmly-a great deal wiser-the tables were turned and we initiated the Freshmen-Red McColgan was our new president-Mrs. de Villafranca, our new sponsor-we grew as the College grew-the quonset hut opened -ping-pong balls-the coke machine-the iuke box-we started selling College seals- our first formal dance, The Snowball at the Legion-Ronnie Rommel's Band-publicity and Winter Wonderland Music-Barbara Miller chosen Snow Queen-it was a huge suc- cess-Red left us to become a Junior-Bud Sisterhenm was our new president-the card party to raise money for the War Baby Fund-Erutma was formed-Eastern States-The Hotel Commadore-Interim was iniected into the curriculum-we had our second annual carnival-Do-day was innovated-campaigning for deans-Tom Costello and his girls- Honest John Beck and his fire engine-Byrle Breny-Alex Leieune-Vinnie Stranieri-we decorated the stage for graduation-a good year-it passed quickly-The Hitching Post Banquet-we bid a sad farewell to our two year students. Less in quantity more in quality we began our Junior year-our first training period -lesson plans-crit books-the trip to Boston-rain-Miss Harrison and Mrs. Thompson- the Boston Blackies-four roses-back to classes-curricular materials-theory, theory, theory-observations-Lee and Lee-Salt, Fox and Others-experience charts-Miss Sher- wood-Principles of Teaching-registers-and we were introduced to Max Oliver-Ward Hager-Edna Morse-we dramatized -The Night of January 'I6th -a smash hit-Mr. Aitchison directed-Lolly became The Sinner -we put on our third Successful carnival -after councils spaghetti dinner-we learned to .work with the Science Department-the trip to Stamford-visited schools-lunch at the Snake Pit- The Bon Voyage, our dance for the Seniors-at the American Legion-Stew Griffen's orchestra-a highlight of the year -oulltraining again-more lesson plans-the picnic at Squantz Pond-and the hike in the woo s. 38 d as Seniors proud yet unpretentious-determined to make our last year We returne - our best-we plunged into the yearbook-Herbie, our guiding light-dummies-layouts- write-ups-training again-independent charge-Herb and Dingo in the Hallowe'en Parade-second prize, an electric blanket-training over, back to classes-we put on the first dance of the year, The Crystal Ball -another successful social event- Have any supervisors been in today? became our battlecry-some ot us began to sign contracts- Miss Sherwood's wisdom and understanding was felt more than ever-the peace and quiet of interim-Al Brundage's Square Dance lessons-the Broom Dances-Mr. .lessup's party of games-Buitet Supper at the Dorm concluded the Interim Socials-Music Centre Con- l' the importance ot our years at D.T.C.-and even the more certs-we began to rea :ze h d we look now to the future-our final carnival-our last Do-day- important years a ea - the Junior-Senior Prom-the Senior Faculty Banquet-Senior Week-graduation-we look toward these eventswith eagerness-eagerness touched with regret-our lite at D.T.C. ealize the end is only the beginning. had been a happy one-and yet we r RUTH PEASE DE VILLAFRANCA Class Advisor When Mrs. de Villatranca became our sponsor at the the beginning of our Sophomore year, we were Class ot T950 in name only. Actually we were a num- ber ot disconnected parts. lt was Divy who instilled in us a certain confidence in ourselves and taught us Q 0 d t ork to ether. lt is due to her wise counciling an o w g enthusiasm that our class attairs have been a success. She has never underestimated our ability and never failed to praise us for our accomplishments. The his- ou see on these pages could not have been writ- tory y ten without her. We are grateful Divy and we thank you. f-5 , ,,,asf-,sh PM QW-msgy:5rvx? as-wah-A YF- H ,bus 4149 Km Wr 33,3373 ..,.,, -. - ', g:,5f:j1f,,1.-4 ::. cz,-V 5g5,?iwF:-2 ' t' .wg ', ' 'flf 43 , 11 Q I Y gil., ' 11:12, L.':f'- .fif::fE?!1, 1, YWHH - V - tt ' - 1 -' - ' f ' , Y- H '-W PALS. ISeniorsJ- WAS THI-S POSED FOR??? A INormJ WAITING FOR A SNOOP CAMERA curses. WHOSE GOT A CAR? RAKE WHAT A POSE. BE CAREFUL. I cor A Joapff NEED A HAIRCUT? WHITE GOIN' MY WAY? MR. AND MRS. ny, .' A P' ' 4 N. .J , , .gg- 73 ff ':f-.R -' + A. I - s mn OF DODAY- coAx ME A LIL' BIT- AUDSNVG S K.. Vj, 1 -,Q - l M Q2 415 Q C9 COLLEGE 0 iw SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 'W' - -'v --v--N ..,,..-- EDWARD ACKELL Eddie . . . corridor casanova . . . wavy black hair . . flashy ties . . . convincing arguments . . . I don't believe it' . . . sense of humor . . . Boy, those drum corp. meets! Intramurals I. DIANE AUGELLI Di . . . Did I get a letter? . . . flashing eyes . . . after a fashion . . . dark and attractive . . . friendly critic . . . sincere friend . . . taste in fashions. Intramurals 25 Snack Bar 2. A ,. Ez 2541 5 44 NICHOLAS BALUZY Nic friendly smile ping pong whiz Gomg home Sam? bashful athletic man Game of cards fellows? quonsets his haunt Intramurals I 2 Snack Bar 'I 2 Varsity Baseball 1 Il'Il ' - li... ...' ' ll - ... I '--- ... H ... . , . ... . , . Il ,Q . I i ROGER BRATTON Roger the Lodger . . . Did you paint that sign yet? . . . Genungs iunior executive . . . Arlene . . . amiable . . . argu- ments . . . his meets! . . . engaging personality. 45 .Lf?',sf-Hfijgtavm.. PM 'jgwrq L-3? 15.1.31 Y, K ,N A M J I W QNGYT ' f . ' f '. fn! Af-,f-ffl-1 J?-1-s!2 1-:--',.2:v.t'f:,., '1fgLjqL:','2Q,44:g, 'fzagsl-'w ' ' Y-'Y mir- PL:-4-v:'.1- ...-M-t?'r-11.11 , . , - -' . f-wif2-wf.ff-51,--:,w. 1+ X. . .. . I A ,I Z 'R' fn, f Ea' v '- .Lf J t hw, H. f 'a ALONZO CASSIDY Cass . . . Whose got the next game? . . . Math Genius . . . yellow ieepster . . . route 7 . . . manners and looks . . . scientist: when in the moocl! . . . Nick and Fran. DAVID CLAPP Dave . . . blond as a Viking . . . congenial . . . two seats on the left aisle . . . bus bumper . . . photo fiend . . . conscientious lab. worker. Snack Bar l, 2. 1 6' 46 - f r'.- r Q Ev . . . mad c 1 2 E 5 1 EVELYN DAVID hemist . . . heart tor fun . . . a good book interests her . . . contagious laugh . . . spares and Sffikes laughing eyes . . . Meet you at the Hut . . . ' Intramurals 1, 27 Snack Bar 1, 27 Yearbook 2, l ties . . L 'l ve got lntr Yearbook 27 Chorus 1 E 47 .J .-W -- A 7... ..g..,.-LL, L , V MAJ ' X . . 543. 0-,:iL,,H2,m1zx,:aff-:,fT,3?,,3f. r 1- -- A 4 ' 7-.ML ' 1 ' .. -7 amurals 1, 27 Junior Play 17 Q l i , l t l l l 4 i EUGENIE DE VRIENDT 7 d U Conn scientific career , Genie . . . wistful eye towar . . . . ' activi- understanding . campus . . . lavender and lace . . . . . ' ' the car today, where shall we go? Snack Bar 1, 27 Co-Editor ' , ,.f -7 ' M.. I., .,,,,. ..a.fY 1 T' 74- -'--'11f 4.- -s---- - c 1'fi- Af - '3-ii EIv.'+'P'fu.c...1Y.'-A-'rpm-1 -- , .- - --- a 'I .4 f- . 535- . I if I v S -3' 4-'L ..,t ,'-,---f ,,,g.-ja ' N ' M' A- A -' FRANCIS Dl NAPOLI ,,Fmn,, . I 0 roving reporter . . . dynamic . . . don't let his size fool you . friendly to all . . . theatrical talent . . . a line with a meaning . . . Dairy King- tive 'I. l I JOAN GREEN Joan expressive brown eyes there s a Melody In her heart friendliness all active campus life Oh Ar thur tuna fish sandwiches Science Department Secretary I C G A Secretary 2 Execu tive Committee 2 Graduation Committee 2 Chairman Social Department 2 Y I ll Il- ' l ' Il - L ll ' Intramurals I, 25 Junior Play Ig Snack Bar I, 27 Junior Prom lg 48 -I Intramurals 1, Qrgourier 'Ig Junior Play lp C.G.A. representa- CARL GUSTAFSON Gus . . . little in size, but big in heart . . . Ray's Drug Store . . . pin ball ace . . . Danbury booster . . . I ,haven't got a Toni! ,. . . friendly disposition. Intramurals lp Snack Bar 1, 25 Junior Play I. BRUCE HAEGER Bruce . . . shutter bug . . . musical fingers . . . cutest car . . . shy smile . . . canasta fiend . . . Baacti-tech. plus! . . . to know him is to like him . . . flash-. Intramurals 27 Yearbook 25 Courier Photographer 2. 49 MAUREEN LEARY Mo . lover bird l . . . soft eyes . . . giggles galore . . . Peachy . . .. 'C'mon Tom, let's dance . . . blue jeans . . . heels . . . San Antone! . . . My elk! Intramurals 'l, 25 Yearbook 27 Junior Play lp Graduation Committee 2. ROBERT JANESKY Bob . . . willing and ready . . . tall and lanky . . . horn rimmed glasses and corduroy iackets . . . 4H leader . . . serious minded with lighter moments . . . Great Iflainsman. 50 'b ffffff --'H - . 1, .. , , , 1-' - S-rivxikafi-J-1. TL, I-A - , ' li -. ' K I Y 2 - A A - ' T ' -, - 2 H- , THOMAS LYNCH ll Bug Tom lover bird 2 Where s my moose You know lt Intramurals T 2 Junior Play 'I Yearbook 2 Senior Prom 2 u - ll - II 1 9 6 foot plus . . . argyle socks . . . second home-radio lab. . . ll ' I I . I I . 4 . , ARTHUR MELODY Art . . . I move a motion . . . strong personality . . . dark and handsome . . . radio active.. . . eyes Green . . . ceiling Rembrandt . . . 10:31-late again. Intramurals 'l, 25 Snack 'Bar 'I, 2, Manager lp Science Depart- ment Treasurer 2p Executive Committee, 27 Junior Play 'lp Junior Prom lp Senior Prom 2ptC.G.A. Representative 25 Erutma 25 Co' Business Editor Yearbook 2. 51 ' FW' 'V 'M..J '5 V 'A K :'F'f 2f ' f'11'Vf 1 'f'?f:K'fff'c1'TZ f1 '.P-'71f7+fff'? ' ff f V A ,- 'iiia-gb-,k .,f3:r '1 ' - J.. .. '-:J..:nen-,- ...,,.,-Y ,, , --- - .. ... ,4.,, ,. vw, M, , , . . T, . -mtfiiul . 1 T '- in 'st 4,4251-i-rr-11 -'zirf' 3 '7-f-f--'f1-ff- L, . ' 'Ii'-, ' '- 'L a-fj f f f.Lw:i' ,s-1-4 - , A-,f...1j A-f:a.::':--',,. 121 -f-:- ,.-Q-Q..,-,, ., ,- --L-L M - 'A W ' ' ' ' ff' - - A' -- 1- r- f - ' . -fs: N'- AH-1'13-ff-rv-1:fvw-I'-Tiff:--f.1ZF'?1f1g::fC: i,fpw is -A . . - ' , - L- .'.. 4 'LC JOHN MORRISON Johnny . . . man of distinction . . . a great hunter . . . scientific mind . . . big tease . . . Got any room? . . . natty dresser . . . Bughouse Boy. ' Junior Play 'Ig Yearbook 2. 0 ROBERT SHORTT Bob . . . Lon is waiting . . Q Will the meeting come to order? . . . sharp dresser . . . quiet personality Q . . blushes . . . smokes O.P.B.'s . . . tall and goodlooking. Science Department Vice-President l, President 25 Executive Committee 25 Snack Bar 1, 25 Junior Play lp Senior Repre- sentative 25 Yearbook 25 Erutma 2. J ' 52 1-A gl?.. .:,'1:.: h Aj - f - z -T A gg- 'aff' . A-f 1' , , -- , rr-f rf ,, . s.. T , .1 ,AY 4- U I . , ,.,,. A , V- My -y -. ,L ,,.'r,..,, . ,W -x J- g . A .-.....,.,f. -.. ...... Q ur 1 1 I., ...J ' -. -A-v Q SAM SHOWAH Marring Sam . . . enioys a good argument . . . A.A. enthusiast . . . Harvey! . . . When and where is the QI! party. . . . be-bop glasses. Men's A.A. Representative lg Secretary A. A. 25 Snack Bar 'l, 27 Courier 1, 25 Yearbook 25 Varsity Baseball 1, 27 Intra- murals l, 2. ,. ,4 MAE TAKACS Maef' . . .--bulb . . . hay seed dances . . . 7'Oh Glory . . . hard-a-lee! . . . Dodgers! . . . tall and slender . . . eyes that sparkle . . . these socks will probably be for my father! Intramurals l, 25 Snack Bar l, 25 Junior Play 'lp Co-Photog- raphy Editor Yearbook 25 Social Committee 2g Graduation Committee 2. . , . . . - . - -- --- '- - -. . - 73 ' 'i - ':'. - 'U' Q1s. 3f44 35fi .-'faflilfi-'Seq'5i5?'3 -1?..5-4Yf'N'?'2'fflff' 4 Nl.. , - r- .. k - . ,,1-,I vcr.. .'..:,. L.. .zf f'g5,'.g. -1 YJ . .17 - fg--3, , , .-...,-- if--f' ',,,f,- , -,m ' ' , - - ' - -...QL -HA lui.. I. ' - 'iflfrmfisii . . ,. . V 1-2 ,f i , .. -- .ss . . Q ... C . Qrimsr.. REENA TRUNK Connie . . . 'friendly sunny manner . . . Oh, I found the cutest'amoeba! . . . enthusiastic scout leader . . . knit one, purl one . . . Drop one? DOLORES VIDETTO Do . . . apetite curly haired dreamer . . . clicking needles . . . mail to male troubles . . . blushes easily L . . loves to dance . . . clothes . . . Oh so football conscious . . flirty green eyes. Intramurals 1, 2, Bowling Sportshead 2, Snack Bar 1, 2, Junior 'l, Chorus l, Woman's A.A. Representative -2, Fresh- man Week 2, Co-Literary Editor Yearbook 2, Social Com- mittee 2, Graduation Committee 2. s . 54 'If I 7' 'V -' c . ', V ' l-J vi'-.' , , ' ' ', N- ' - f..' f - - - 41' . -- - f- fi. '.'J'f9kf-,1h':' - ' ,, . ' 3,4-cfJ.Q-Sui:- lZ'.f, : .. L1 jgf-,,, 1:4 '. ,fy ,T A it- M .,' -' 5 W i',, V .,'g-tj,-' V ' , ,W-'f in ' l 3 .-,,.' ' K ,',, , .1 , QI ' I fy, 5j,- . -. V .il-,...,-M hmm, , , , V W, ,WL W . ,4 .- , . ' 4. J.-1: ,n .+r- ,,1s:.:- .-W., .- ,..,.,-,, 1,, A is MA., 4-H1-i- P+ 15412-Qu ,- ' '.: 1f f s A -. V- ' -V I 1 -- . . -im.. 'W-1.-'fzf T. H -eff----fe .., - .V s-,.,v no - ..- '....-.M .-.L -., .-1,g L A, '3H,g4,.vLL3,-,.-.:-, ' -. ., . . . H Q A .1'1-'- Q- M A f JOHN ZWICK John . . . I've got a nice- . . . sportsman . . . always handy with a good story . . . iovial manner . . . Quick the emulsion speed of that film! . . . biggest brown eyes . . . nice guy. 55 t . , . 1 l , .- '- .5-eg ug: ,..i,,ausfs.nrg,iqtg.Qg?g1.f - :-f- Q' 45? FE?'g4'5 ' ' ' -' ,i f' -'J 'V'-f 232122557311 .. -- 'f T,'24?12?' .A- 'f:i5S '?'- '1',',T- . 'V f -f g'13??fdxHSP'fe? '+s25f-I-We-H25 fs, wrt ' sm : .1 -. A -L ' . . - Q ' , ,- , . ' - - Q fiB? a + CLASS HISTORY We entered D.T.C. Our faces lighted with expectation and our voices lilted our anti- cipation. Everyone was new and things were different. Our lives were laid out on a new road. A road of new wonders, both seen and unseen. A road of science to which we looked with wonder and eagerness. There was a period of orientation. Meeting people, getting lost and really feeling our way around. Finally, Christmas time brought our first formal get-together. A Christmas party at the Candlewood Inn with miseltoe and all the trimmings. The highlight of the evening was a delicious turkey dinner. We traditionally ate to much. However, IIMUYIII would not let us sit and relax. Dancing took place and soon the whole Candlewood Inn was alive with music and laughter. I The party was a deversion from the lives we had been leading. For the first five months we had our noses in Zoology. Our noses out of HQS, which was an experience we shall never forget. CNor will D.T.C.J Others of us were constantly in the Shack. The clear nights were illuminated by sparks flying from that direction. In a few words, we worked! Spring came and so did the College Play. You can be sure we had our fingers in this also. The play, The Night of January I6th, required much of our time. Most of us had a part. If not on the stage at the performance, we had our hands in the paint for scenery or collecting props. This was one point in our career when we demonstrated our scientific faheml talents. We lighted the stage and dabbled in the grease paint. In spite of our theatrical inexperience, theplay was a big success and we enioyed every minute of it. Spring also brought Interim and a new experience. We scattered. Some of us stayed in our home towns, some drove as far as California. We worked in labs, factories, offices, and many other places. We gained considerably. The information and experiences added depth to our learning and gave us much that will be needed in our scientific work. Above all we met many people and we gained a broader outlook in the scientific world. ' After Interim we found ourselves in the midst of Do-Day proiects. And with Do-Day we planned our campaign for the traditional Dean for a Day. Our candidates were John Morrison, who ran for Dean of Women, and Terry D'Ambrosie for Dean of Men. We didn't win, but the fun we had was a greater reward. Do-Day finally arrived and it has gone down in our book of memories. We worked with a musical background and we had an afternoon of sports followed by a supper and entertainment. Before we knew it, summer was almost upon us. To celebrate the coming of vacation, we piled into a bus and we were off to Rye Beach. Oh, Rye Beach! We bathed in the sun for a few hours and went swimming in the clear pool of HQO. Yes, we shall never forget this day. Finally vacation arrived. We looked back with sadness and forward with eagerness and resolution to September when we would be Sophomores and in a sense Seniors because this was to be our last year. 56 I' I I I 1-. sr ,- ,L , 1 f,..:..,g,.g JL ,. f , -f., .2 J-4 I ,gif-QL nfl- V nj A ' f' V A 1 . . 4 ' . ., Summer went by as fast as our first year We again met each other and many new faces appeared at D T C among the students and faculty The expansion of our college was more evident than ever during this year. Our first semester brought calculus, bacteriology, and swarms of odors both old and new from the lab. lt also brought our greatest accomplishment, the Snack Bar to which we ran between classes. Above all, we could see the new Science Building nearing completion and we waited for the day when we would be using it. The much needed addition was like a gift from heaven. We are proud of it and hope that the future science students will enjoy its conveniences as much as we have. Winter's snow came and so did our annual Christmas party. We celebrated and wished our friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and then departed for a much needed vacation. We now look forward to Spring and our trip to New York with the Science Confer- ence at Barnard College. Above all, June will bring graduation and a regretful end to our days at D.T.C. We have had two happy and successful years together. We have acquired many friendships and a wealth of knowledge. Now we must depart, so its not farewell, but till we meet again. Such a dynamic force was he, that we who were placed in contact with him, were propelled by his greC1Tr16SS- Academically, he gave to us great in- spiration, socially he enlightened US: financially, he enriched us. What more can be said in dedication to Murf besides thanks, future success, and farewell. John Murphy, Class Advisor , , , ,.... ,,.. , .f :-1 -,5.-vpgg 1- -in-gr' Jr. - h -- L f ., -- ' , K J lf 4 - -rw. zfwafffsaasfsggaff - 'i'j:w5ff1'-: - P' 1-1, 5 f T: 'fa' 'f-ffg-,.-Qfafgi-.Q il! .11 fs-ifLTZf'f1t1r K 1 -,4Y,.V' ,ark , .V I,.l,,.,3,f. W ,, A Vu . I A V 6 l , , . qt, V . g V T4 . I Y , .- V.,..v. 5,1 ,U TT' SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OFFICERS Presidenf ........ ROBERT SHORT Vice-Presidenf .... ...... T HOMAS SALTER Secretary ....... ..... .I ANICE BADARICK Treasurer ..... .... A RTHUR MELODY 58 I I I I I I I Z wif- 5 f M?Qf?f M , if fx w I . ' 1 A 4 5 Ivy A 2 ,g, wfva -rf ZS?-If If jak, ,V f Q Vafw, 435' 1 X, f 'iff 9 :T ff if f R427 2 jf f Q Q 9 1: wi 7, , f ig 47 ffii f f?a6 V 21. WMV. ,gf .5 nm ,fwf- f 1 m ay FUTL If I 2 fl , -f ,Y .M!,Q lag'---j ,4?'M I .4 5 , aff, v, f 22???v iv 5 gi 5 .ve 91 -, ., .. , . - - . I - . I -f , ., , -ui-I I fy GovERNoR's BALL CHEMISTRY PARTY SCIENCE BUILDING. FUTURE SCIENTISTS BACTI. LAB. ' W A-if ,, ,M .. WW II 1 Q V 5 Q E 0 A VI, A ,, 'f ffidfff A ,f 'ff' Q' ' Q A I 4' ' SNS ff , . A. 4 A f A ',,1fQQQ,: 3 I SOFT SEAT WORK AT THE SHACK TIME OUT CHRISTMAS PARTY 1949. w A-S13 wfy,51gaps 4- 'ix SNS if, v:Q5yX51Cs 255-5 Nj eff ' -A --Ax, ' ,fs . A A 1 Q 91,51 .. A 4, A W ' Q. T C M N A 5 -mb-fffxzff E A 11M XX AN Z X f Ax? , 6 W, fxigijgyxz f,y'2,xQQ-,A lf AA f f if ' ,agk fff f' A 0 sf f 5 WV f S WW if ASXQWNAV I Mg, !fXy f I f Ny X45 Ag I Avg Z ZW 4 fx Wf ff ,M f f W2 X' 1 f gl I! - I ri o 2 ITI o Z I l'l'l -I -M Us Q 9 THE GANG. I , . A W , CAMPUS couPLE. f . ,, ,M . ffm A L. I f13'Z 5 I ' X A g x4,M5',,,,yy. , f AA, I , V 2 im mil, ,LV 3 A , Q ,.,, I QQ f, ,Ja W I g2?f.f5 fQS5' 'Af . I Af' ' V- ... I 7 , 0 ' Ss' 5 A , ay gf Al 'iii f . ,f 3, ' , V ,A Zdqafflxvyl ' 1 ,way yn 1 Y ,V 0 GSM ' ' I SX ' fffga, -' ' g: ,H , f A , :W A 2242 ew ,. 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' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 ' Y-M N: 1 Hi.,-. - - . ' . ':,v1r. -w - V Y. ' Q , A , . ' -.4'.E x.1,,. FRONT VIEW SCIENCE BUILDING. W 5 MURPH 'N THE BOYS. QUAN LAB. UM-MMI I I WHAT A MESSI DECORATION FOR BALL I I I HM-MM INTERESTING BETWEEN CLASSES E? IIDOII 8 IIARTDII MUSCLE MEN! EXEC MEETING. GET TO WORK. , W. Y, ,M WL R.. H4 if , Lf 4 f WANT A moe? UNDER 12? I WHO DAT? THE SHACKJ' cumin HOUNDS! -Nj -- -wg.-... . V. E 1, , , ,Y .x AUHBNVO S Ji in N L. VJ ,gig GE COLLE if I fx ' 1-S 5 QW HD 695 f , D X, ,xv QS. j w Qjk . F' A. Fw' Q: ,f' ' 3 'M 'Sr' ' C Ci L QP.-ff' fa, C' Q F A Q vii., yi lg, Y ' 'IF V! K :J 6 AL. AA F, QP , If I C I uf KH ' ff Ui 1! ,J ' 4 I . TL ' 4'-1 f-I J . - .' 4 . 4 ' I -1-I-wi-:-:I -fm ,..lA2i. 4'.,.f.,,I. g-muu.,,- -All-i-'.:,f'q.' 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Gustafson, Al Winsco, Linnea Stietzel, Connie Smith, Barbara Miller, Jerry Vincent, Vic Cappellano, Tony Morganti, Terry Scott, Charles WyckoiT, Vincent Mihlik, Mervin Whitcomb, Faculty Advisor, Melvin Rein, Faculty Advisor, Eleanor Smith, Frank Hauser, Vivien Hull, Margery Daly, Lois Sterry, Harriet Waller, Willard Starbard, Third Row: Pe-ggy Rines, Jane Stiles, Joan Miller, Olga Zuek, Carolyn Koster, Violet Polena, Miss Elizabeth Dominy, Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Ruth P. de Villafranca, Faculty Advisor.Second Row: Elaine Rubin, Secretary and Treasurer, Paul Gilotti, Belle Marks, Nilla Koulbanis, Presidentp Thomas Neznek, Vice-President, Herbert Bahret, David Sanford, Geno Eriquezzo, Constantina Fiorello, Frederick Luca, Michael Noto. First Row: Leo Jasmin, Anthony Sagnella, Barbara Austin, Raymond Barton. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 3 9 'Q'- Qotp. D B7 64 Fifth Row, Left to Right: Mortimer Madden, Francis DiNapoli, Nicholas Baluzy, Fredrick Cugini, Dwight Johnson, Joseph Chaffee, Albert Adhers, Philip Levine. Fourth Row: Bruce Hager, Carl Gustafson, Robert Janesky, Joan Green, George Ameer, David Clapp, Walter Smith, Harold Walker, Glenn Roe, Louis Gervasoni. Third Row: John Morrison, Maureen Leary, Thomas Lynch, Samuel Showah, Alonzo Cassidy, John Baluzy, Gene Robillard. Second Row: Dolores Videtto, Diane Augelli, Eugenie de Vriendt, Mae Takacs, Evelyn David, Renna Trunk, Margaret Will, Barbara Rosso. First Row: Robert Short, Thomas Salter, Janice Badarick Arthur Melody, Carl Scala. ' Za-af 14-fr rl, ml Canola, Hwzyawll w NS :L T S' ti, iisf sv' N K M N 'l ld' 'UM 'N 5 X if r 1 4-it if li '59 1? Q l v is l l 1 GENERAL EDUCATION I - V J l , ' ' A J F A J , , - g , r F A - A - ri il F is A li 62.4 lg: 22' 5 O ' S Q J of fi li 'S I 'N V F l M x, BT353- 'l J ew hi l 71 gl 3, lk! 5 lf gg, -7 .,, FS l , J f?:?l'f'iQ?f lf'i+5-ff! F ,yf....ag,1': if , M... .1 b -, -. N-. First Row, Left to Right: Myrtle Krokovitch, William Boyce, Jr., Harriet Krakow, Olga Zukowsky, President. Second Row: Richard Anderson, Frank Miller, Willard Olson, Abe Naiamy, Charles Setaro. Third. Row: Irene Hoffman, Diane Emerson, Eleanor Englert, Lorraine Truderung, George Urban, Perer Camp. Fourth Row: Griltin Mansfield, James McKenney, Nancy Ives, Mary Denninger. Fifth Row: Joseph Bolduc, Andrew Sullivan, John Lee, Luther Pottbecker. JUNIOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION First Row, Left to Right: Katherine Antey, Helen Weitzel, Virginia O'Connor, Robert Case, Elaine Rubin, Mary Kalasky, Agnes Sturges, Frances Birmingham, Louise Boice, Katherine Grammatico, Shirley Barr. Second Row: Joan Carley, Ruth Hunter, Mary Rigby, Mary Gandolfo, Harriet Waller, Ruth Garavel, Barbara Fisher, Gertrude Braun, Faculty Advisory Mariorie Muller. Third Row: Franz Whitting, James Conaughan, Alta Morehouse, Marita Gleissner, Dolores Root, Lorraine Preble, Mildred Bogus, Mary Dowling, Lester Durgy, Terry Scott, Frederick Canfield, Nilla Koulbanis, Sally Romero, Jean Fury, Ann McKeon. Fourth Row: Richard Johnston, Edward Farioly, John Messer, Robert Delcampe, Howard Fenn, James Brawley, Willard Starbard, Joseph Gabriel, Thomas Neznick, Louis Esposito. 42-Q Tf1e -Umfezlbffn: ' ' A '7f'7' D :H ---- + 65 1? 'ff C4 CU1 ff TTS fl I, of 5 1 I 1 i Y . ,U fl W I .N -I in sl ,', ,Ay ' ,f YI 5, 4' ' . C! fl ,I .D J' J. Wil in 74 ei J FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION First Row, Left to Right: Myrtle Krokovich, Treasurer' William Boyce Vice Pr 'd t H , , - es: en, arriet Krakow, Secretaryg Olga ZUCl'l0W5kYf President' Second Row: Muriel Pronovost, Shirle Hun k' B b ' ' ' ' . , D ' y gas I, ar ara Cutler, Beatrice Hayes, Dominic Ortlcello. Third Row: Faye Gold, Emma Wafenko ons Zeller, Carolyn Contra, Neil Wagner Dave Fuller Fourth R R' h , . ow: IC ard Baldauf, Joyce Krimbill, Elizabeth Delaney, Barbara Messner, Nivian Mala- spino, Joan Weeks, Carl LaMar. Fifth Row: Georgia Wilkinson, Marjorie Hartwell, Dorothy Hogan, James Vulcano, Raym0f1Cl RYUUI Al Swanson' Sixth Row: Zita Takacs, Julianne Gallagher, Pauline Randall, Marianne Buchualder, Kay Caregnato, Mary Jane Mulrooney, J0l1 ' Kenney' Sev- enth Row: Mary Wiedl, Barbara S 'th M . . T 1 ml , argaret Van Orden, Al Sancho, Jack Coyle, Charles Maloney. Eighth Row: Judy Parmalee, Mary G roy Mary Lopodota, Diana Smith Lucille Sweeton Bett P ' f , , y alu , George LaCava. Ninth Row: Virginia Hazard, Diane Vogt, Marilyn SveCkf Chfrlonj Cooper, Tony Mastraberadino, Charles Woodward. Tenth Row: Ruth Bartram, Frank Ploski, William Lucas, Nancy COOPGVI MUFY Costello' Mildgfih Millard, Betty Siergiei. Eleventh Row: Dorothy Benson, Antoinette Leone, Marily Hurley, Barbara Oetinger, Harry Farsbufg, Robert Brown' Twe Row: Rosalyn Beninson, Myra Mat Al ' ' . . . - ', F cis z, an Svonkln, Edward Ferrls,Jean Sandell, Paul Staub, Jack Lillis. Thirteenth Row: Vinnie Clbbafelll mn Valluzzo, Connie Renzulli Judy Rubin Mar M . - - ' h d ROY' , , y arosa, Ruth Egan. Fourteenth Row: Diane Sanford, Annabel Lee, Hilda Colllschon, RIC 0' mond, Robert McDonald, James Cashavelli Nick Zotos La t R . ' ' C WUYI H , . s ow: Gloria Hilley, Joan Fuerestein, Glady BYOWI1, -l0l ' Rlshdcn' W'II'am on Carol White, Betty Fagan, Franchine Speiss, Betty Kornhaas Jo h L h , . , Jane 1 seP e anY, Joseph Boice, MUVY Wlchmcn, Edllh C'-'5l 'e' Barbara Dmmm Greaney, Arlene Bailas, Tina Parsons, Florence Hassan. 66 AINT l L VN .y,, t 1 fr.-A , X ., ' n ' X7 farm! 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LET'S QUIT. rw, ,W fx f viz, M, 'nl' , Af? 4 1, f 14' A lv 3 ff, Mfg f W 4? N? I f X ,, f W S r S Q W ww Q m 'wi .. WA. , ,ZH MZ' A TEN MINUTE BREAK. I I 1 'm A-L'f' rx 4 I AFTER CLASSES. SAGIE WILL BE SAGGIN'-. -1- . 1- AIITINVG S r 3 ' 0 J 5 5 47K 9 S COLLIOI 'S fwfr JW' ,sf SIP ACTIVITIES COLLEGE THE NIGHT CF JANUARY SlXTEENTH Viola Kasper ....... Robert Sidney ........... Richard Hayman Wendell Clark Gloria Law-son .... Terry Scott .......... Jane Carr ............ Anthony Sagnella Harry Russel ........ Nancy Lee Faulkner - CAST - Karen Andre Vera Mikulics Mrs. John Hutchins Defense Attorney Flint Dorothy Gemza Prison Matron District Attorney Stevens Joseph Gabriele Bailiff Sigurd Jungquist Francis Di Napoli Clerk of the Court John Morrison ........................ Homer Van Fleet Edward Stephany ........ John Graham Whitfield Magda Svenson Larry Reagan Mary Carrio ........... .... ......... J a ne Chandler Christine Rotello ............ Roberta Van Rensselaer Eugenie de Vriendt ...................... Stenographer Judge Heath Dr. Kirkland Alfred Ciccaroni ........................ Elmer Sweeney STAGE HANDS Arthur Melody Leonard Bahret Thomas Lynch Robert Short John Morrison Carl Gustafson Robert Janesky COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP Barbara Bader Vera Mikulics Jean Arnold Terry Dambrosie Marita Murphy Dolores Fabiano A. M. Aitchieson, Director 70 4 - Q PLAY V ,. ,,. I . MV'..- ,W VL I My husband don t seem to have no mo gumptlon Robert Sidney Vera Mlkullcs l V i II 1 X if I - II . . I 0 0 . rt 1 T -'az-'f-fit ' f ,,..,J ,1v',f.- - ,- L ...-fu l? 7i:U-14' f M- 'm professionally known as Roberta van Rensselaer-a tersichorean. -Richard Hayman Christine Rotello. Vot you tink I know nothing about men? Robert Sidney Gloria Lawson. ,, -. , - 1 b f.- V:f.-'--f,p-2-'- .au 331-,'1-jsp -at 7.5fZ'u,,,, . 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Nfxss Nxoq aexovf-, Xeon 9-owl , 6 Y- Se 75 'Hina sow et . Secon C1Xo4e1 , Yxecot Xmg F -91- ' Y f a ., Jia. 1- E635 ii .. i l?1-53y..-sh l,??n EQ- 'N-'2'??'xx -gi?-'Ffi?5, ,. ' :fab u ll 2 I . ' . vi LIBRARY COMMITTEE Back Row, left to Right: Jane Greaney, Frank Pottbecker, Mairel Pronovost, Anthony Sagnella, Frederick De Luca, Elaine Rubin, John Beck. Second Row: Mary Rigby, Mrs. Marie Green, Librarian, Mildred Millard. First Row: Kate Antey, Marita Murphy, Jean Arnold. ORCHESTRA Back Row, Lett to Right: Anthony Sagnella, Lienna Stietzel, Barbara Miller, Olga Zuelr, Jerry Vincent, Alfred Winsco, Charles Wyckoff. Second Row: Eleanor Smith, Barbara Austin, Vivien Hull, Herbert Bahret, Carl E. Gustafson, Leo Jasmin, David Sanford, Willard Starbard, Peggy Cappellano, Paul Gillotti, Thomas Neznek, Constantino Fiorello, Terry Scott. First Row: Carolyn Kosler, Jean Miller, Elaine Rubin, Harriet Waller, Nilla Koulbanis, Connie Smith, Frank Hauser, Belle Marks, Mervin Whitcomb, Director. SENIOR GIRLS' IDOL CUPID'S HELPERS. - GET TO WORK, SAM. ROOT OF ALL EVIL. SENIOR MEN? SUNNY DAYS THAY NOW AINT SHE SWEET-? THAT'S BEAUTY . . . CRYSTAL BALL. JUST A RESTIN' OCTOPUS INC. THE ESPO'S 5-YW f :E f A W-, VOTE 1 f ' if Wysnjfuww fix ' XS' f...w JUW ' ,IZ2f..Lzmmm.Mi: - PUBLICITY! ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN HERE Miss HARRISON'S HELPINQ ., . , A .rg , Q Mi, N! f f fi 5 ' E , I f, :A 1, .4 in VV , , Q ' Ugly . H V '-W' -A A - N f A2 f , ,If n I E A1 7 .W f 1 J 3 .. ' G ' .E ' ' 1 , ,f f . 549 f N , Eg 4 xvwlum of - ' fur I 4 x W' ,, if MW Wg 4 44' 4 IW Q lv ,A 'Vg A 6? J y W 'M M 'Q , af W af A QZQNVW sf ,S 'X 3 2 W 'M f mix 1 sf 5 -.f X mv f 1 '59 ff A A5 A ff V2 Y N W., A f y X ,L v f y f 7' 51 1 Q. f fm f , 1 1 N Z 1 A S HQ 4 X DO DAY BAND. WW ,ggi Z , L 6 M 'M A V A ,Q X i 3 4 ix , , A 15 fp r i, F 2724: ,NN I fumnzzfix A- ,,,,f KW ., 25 1- ' , ,ff , I J K 'Tv if ver.. X, A Lfihim PROMISES. TIME OUT FOR LUNCH If :vm-mf ,,,,, ,. I ,.,,'f .fi W fa .,,. 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