Wethersfield High School - Elm Yearbook (Wethersfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

mea ICCLILOH, The class of 1942 IS mcleed proud to dedlcate tlme ELM to Mr Mahlon Tumer who has always been a loyal frlend of the faculty and student body of Wethersfleld I-hgh School VJ llffbud fh unf-fat, kjilfx id 5 P' In 0 ' I If ' ll' ' mfr 4' V , l f yL,f 1' f x r1ff,,,,., KIAUJ ,llnnm-A , 0I'UlUOI 6 K J J S 'I 1'-1 . ,, ,, . , ,, . w . 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ACORN Mabel A lark lmderlaiefz if a Mrk 1m'0111pl1Jbed A quick smile, a sense of humor, and a pleasant word for all mark the presence ol Mabel ln our classrooms We know that these trarts wrll be factors m assurmg her success ln the busrness world Good luck to you Mabel LX X wsmas v ADAMS ww weues '- f He fblllkf 11 lf1Jr1 ber an 15 hke 1 1 I6 Welles possesses h ln hmflfhdra r whlch IS envrable and admlrable lS studtou GIT1b1l1OLlS versatlle has a sense of humor and lS very much an 1nd1v1dual These traxts wlll help to take h1m lar Wrth unparalleled success Class Track l Latm Club l 2 Class Soccer Z 3 4 ELM LEAVES 3 4 ELM Staff 4 Semor Plays Presldent 3 Dramatrc Club 4 Stu dent Councll 3 4 Sllde Rule Club 3 Athletrc ASSOCIGUOH 3 4 S BROOKS Brooks b Jr bt 1111 jlllflfl 12 111141 and fel Broo s gltt any hne l1t1es whrch make h1rn l wrt an rght heart w1ll take h1m Our d wlshes go w1th you ro 4 Varslty Basketball Mgr 2 3 4 Auxrlxary Flre lm ass Basketball 4 IDA M ALLEVA cr M3 heart 15 1154 a Jmgnzg bud Ida lS an excellent shorthand student and already has a Job Generous and full of fun she lS a true and loyal fnend Here s to your success rn the held ol stenography or wherever else you may go Ida WILLIAM F ANDERSON Gemus :jf 1 It u :tl Jfm 115 un!! Jung ue B111 came to us from Culver Academy n 1s Semor year and has made many 'nends as .vel a dr tmau sr ma hxmself m h1 stud1es He lS a conscxentrous x orker and we knov that ne 1 1ll do fell rn hrs c ose Ield chem ., 1cal engxneerm 1n a d1t1on to :ls JOIK ln rflrhtar 4 Scrence Elmsmsiyifjtysfjjiawo 1,5 fiifsf B n kr . ff' N ' ID K J J I ' X Q I V14 4 x K Q! ul . 's 1 A ' ' ha ' t gh ' . ' ' , B K A , ' I . lx - ,, . .1 r . Id ll! f 11' .7 I4 RQ, V' 1' I In 4' , . .S , I A . A L A .Uv A if i U' A ' Ss 1 ' v Q li , n '1 . - .. - O ' ' ' -W '1. ' '. ' H, . XO' J S' 5 X W -C 5 A 7 5 NJ, l LAURENCE ANGELONI I find fbe Efzglifbvmn lo be bmi r all Inf! ulm fltmdf frmefl in laif 5 ' Corning to the United States i 40, L ry l t ttle time in attracting many ne f nd ' his in 'ng er- sonality Planning to be ready estab llshed a reputation fo h is lxant work in that field As his office o Chief 1 dicates he has a very successful career 1n re or him We all wish you luck Larry ELM LEAVES 4 ELM Editor Slide Rule Club 3 4 AUDREY C ARNOLD Ar full 0 glzduiff eaf 1 Aud e s g na wingtg ways have gained make 'Fir here at W H She has also proved her capability as Clas Trea urer and we are certain tha ieve on to become a nurse S ort l 2 4 Dramatic u 3 Class Treasurer 4 DOROTHY E BALDWIN Dottie A qlml exlenw fomezlf mmlf Dottie may be rather quiet but her smile is a warm and welcome sight Her integrity her modesty her generosity and her warm heartedness are only a few of her sterling qualities Those of us who know her best realize again and again what a real friend she is May all your dreams come true Dottie Sportsl 2 C H 4 WILLIAM S BARKER IR 1 1111 H0 flea: Jlnu lo 5 eizi 111111 fo uralb To many people Bill ms ery quiet who really know him h a both in his studies and athleti We p dict Bill that you will go far in the world A ,Q Av, Latin Club l 2 Class Soccer 4 ELM S 6 Seniw,-Dramatic Club 4 Slide Bule Club 3 4 Eire Squad 4 ROBERT M BENGSTON Bo I bar e leanzed 111 1l!71ff Qez df lzle I dl lfvefeu 1111 fo be tfillfelll Bob is one of our rnost' nqtu l classmates His friendly manner and good mor lfqive made him an all around pal He IS a hard rker dnd a good athlete Good luck J in all you do Bob C ass Track l 2 Cla s So cer l 2 3 Class Basketball l 2 Var ity Soccer 4 Varsity Bask tball 3 4 D arnatic Club 2 3 Stagec att Club l 2 3 4 Forum 3 Ping Pong Club 3 Fire Squad 3 Art Club 3 K NELLIE A BIALY Ne f r Ile mnjxr 31111 111115 111.1 flu fllllfeff 31111 neu 711 f ll bm fl mm 7118 0111 It um Nelhe s app ugh sm1le have cheered many du en1oyed her actrng las Iessre Iassa mmel 1n the tor ays and the Glee Club wlll surely mxss her Good the future Nell Dramattc Club 2 4 Seno Plays Opere ta 3 Spo sl 4 SV-717' 2 Tenrus 3 L aders Club 4 Glee Clutb l 4 ANGELINA M BOUFFARD ecm A tbeel 11116111 e1 rffueztlf lzie ffe d11111 11111 all 1 1 1115 leans good humor her cheerful greetmgs and smtle wlll Wm frtends and mfluence people for her rn the future as they have 1n the past We wlsh you all of the good fortune and Joy posstble out of l1fe lean FRANKI BENNINO Frank If ft Nu! llllfllt Franl 13 a rather s ,fbu very accorrmodatmg person Those ot us wh are fortunate enough to count h1m as one o ougxge are luckxy lndeed H s calm and frtendly manner .ft Ja ets We X rsh the very best for yo 'always Fran I 3 S X GORDON O BONETTI Gordon for flag 1 111 1 Nflltff ulm lzelnfze Ifuej Qin Gordon has an envrable per altty and a good head for busmess Thts combr a on s ld enable h1m to take the future 1n h1s strtde shes Gordon and we hope that you always e of humor Clas Soccerl du el se before 11 MARIE BUSHONG ' Marie z, f' 1 te always know that ' me l..a.Qe oer a 'oo 't be ne ll ' , 1 ha. ttat ' 51. ' e tratt o. yenda- ' '1 y. She gets the marxs that al 11 fo , IH w now that when she goes to the U. of Conn, slr wt l z rake as many friends as she has at M . H S. lee Clu' g 'nr :tt ng , ' tie, sta it Dram .112 .nb 2 , 5 am Club l, 2, Fo 'ni , enter lays, ELI-'f 'AK . 4, -f Ili. I JW DOROTHY A CHAFFEE Dottle Ver, g ml bearled lozmg aid Elm! A lrner friend 3 ll II zleler md Dottre wlth her cneerful and contlrual smrle her mod est and unassumrng manner and her unselfrshness wrll certarnly make a wonderful nurse May your hte be just one long merry brcycle rrde Dottre LamCub2 3 Sports I 2 3 4 DOROTHY V CHANDLER Do Ibn 10,0 1111113 flllilcf 111 lu qer Well always remember Dot as the g1rl behrnd the cash regrster Her cheerful grrn her dependabrlrty and her loyalty wrll certarnly help her rn nurse s tramlng at Hart ford Hospltal next year Keep smrllng Dot Glee Club 2 Swrmmmg l Forum 3 4 Dramatxc Club 2 3 4 Sportsl 2 3 IEAN M CLARK Mzckxe 0 lbw! mf anef 117.221 the ezemng fur CI zd 111 the beauty n a lbflllfdlld' flaw rklmg personallty and charmlng manner ays en a Joy to us Her pretty face and golden ha hav ma many hearts beat faster M1Ck1e IS an ex e ercral student and when she goes to Edgte a k next year all our good wrshes tor the future W ao wrth her atc Sq Sn Pa sl 3z.LIv'LrAtlbJ MARY S CLARK Mary She laugbf an 10 J tb ubo e da, long And lffe for b 11 bu Jong There rs never a rys around for her VIVGCIOUS tu p1r1t s her the llfe of the party Th1s quah g o 1 s and many varred rnterests W1 h happt rn the years to come Sports l 2 3 4 K l ramatxc Club 3 Leaders Club 3 ROBERT M. CLARK Robbie 'A lorer of the great outdoorr Robbie is well versed in the arts of farming and hunt- ing. You re one of our favorite classmates and we're sure you will come out on top Robbie '. www 24-va 1f,g.BteZyJA ELEANOR I. CLINE Ellie So quiei, retiring, model! and good, Slve .illllllif any af a real lady Mould Eleanor is a very modest young lady with an aptitude for dressmaking. Her infectious laugh shows her good nature. We know we will hear more from you in your chosen field, Ellie . i w. Bucs CO1Ql'xgS J scott W yjfazzl 'ef ture if an enemj lo life ew d ass th Scott doesn't display in the class- ro s keen sen of humor and delightful wit. Always fo,a o augh, he will go far in making this a ore pleasan orld to live in Best of luck 'Scott' Class Soccer 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Drarnatic Club l 2 3 Ping Pong Club 2 WESLEY G COLLINS Wes 7lIlIfll0Il!JJ legal liel Ill These three words g ve a true picture of Wes He is always dependable and ready to lend a helping hand Ever cheerful he takes life as it comes We are sure you will go far in the world Wes lass Soccer 3 5 tw !,.f' LORRAINE M CONNORS Lorraine Hnu Ilya ul! IJIIQITYFIII Although Lorraine came to us in our Senior year she has made many friends Her humorous remarks have brightened many a class room and with her cheerful personality her pretty face and her commercial ability she will be successful in the business vi orld DOROTHY M CORNWALL Dottie I f HL? ta s triern Sne is rated a one o our pest iete a a true port in eve J ense o e are ure t s ll lo g be remain becdp cu 932' I If 'I X I V X 'Y t , i - Pl , . x 1' v ' , f. , f f. . ',, , -if L'J,,, A ni - 'tl 1 V f J' I Y. 7 70 V ' - . 4 . 7 rf.. All N I r 5 lf I , Slw1s lrne rf lim' Il mul. Il fri, .:11.lf f1.l 0 Dottie' is a frank person who makes her own decisions and send? by I .. ' f atii .5, nd is fin rj s .. 1 tn 2-ford. lino:-.firzg thzs we hat she wx' i ri ..' - , . ' re 5 all 5 5, ,Q Q Glee Club 2, Sports l, 2 3 4. N 'N W I' ff! ff t njfflf lf!!! ARGARET F CRAMER Peggy Cluvmf fb zf Jtuke the Jzgbt And wefzlt ffm! Il III the 50111 lt IS really unnecessary to say more out we want to add that Peggy has been an able Edttor of the ELM LEAVES A sterlmg character ltke yours w1l1 certatnly assure you success tn anythtng Peggy and N9 wtsh you all ot the happtness that you deserve Se retary2 ELM LEAVES 2 3 4 Spot l 2 3 4 T t Squad 2 3 4 Semor Plays Dramatr Clul: 2 3 Glee Club 2 Lattn Club l ARLENE R DANCONA Arlene Nolbzng glen! ll ll cle: atbzezed Iliff? 111 6IIl!7Il.fl1Jl1l Arlene s sparkltng vtvactousness IS a great asset Vfhat ever she does etther 1n the classroom or on the atnlettc held she enters tnto wtth her flhole heart She ts a good athlete and wtth her ambrttous attttude N111 be a succes any where DORIS de MOULPIED Dons A fdllll dill! gl fltlflllf 6161116111 Although Dons IS usually gutet tn class nevertheless she has plenty of sptnt We know she wtll rtcle to the hetghts ot success as gutckly and surely as she rldes her horse The best of luck Dons Sport l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Leaders Club 3 Eorum3 n at theU o Class Socce as etball l 2 3 ROBERT E DILLON Red Il lu 171115 If e zllglzbm Je CHARLES E DESELL Chxck Men 0 111 ufudr IIC Ibe ber! men Chtck IS tndeed one ot those people from whom we hear ltttle Although he IS one ot the qutetest and shyest fellows tn school he goes about hrs work cheer ully and tndustrtously We all v tsh you Well Chtck Eve ne k d l lo g member Red Bestdes et our N tttest tello NS he lassroorn orattons Lots of tuck ., 1 f ' If I V , 'f' 9 4 2' ' fi vf n l 4- .. .. 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Re' ,NC bfwfsgy X I THELMA S DIIVIOCK Thelm 'ilu 3 HH .img Ile Jeylzlremeuff 1 blllflg H1671 I be file T elm af lras a cheerful word and sm1le for all l-le sr ee nterest rn everyone and everythlng has p od ed a I r ends 'or her We are sdre that :men s e cec a r se Vletrmers e s loss v ll oe rredtc r s g 1 .lo pc IOHNI DIMON ohn 1 The fflfllffll w Je yfr flnryfid mln ohn ly a happy go luclcy fellow whose love of the f1sh ole, and the story that nece sar1ly accomparues 1t w1ll corltxnue to make lrle emoyable May you have the best of everythmg Iohn and never lose your sense of humor Flre Squad 3 RICHARJ Db lil D1ck zzffufelge miner but umlom lmgerf e Gholdr Dlclc vnll 1ve long ln the e or of h1s lr nds S, Qllearne jrnan l1ng h1 nder a cloak of modesty s Ll ich he latls to excel and hrs perseve a e IS anilnepxr hor to all men Keep up the good work Drclc me R le Club 3 4 Int r Clas Gym l 2 DOROTHY C DOWER Dottxe Hel rezdy zur 111.1 been mule Pwr ami I :ll Me J ue 11.1 110111111 71 e Dott1e ts always happy and has the alo1l1ty to enloy a 1olce Although she IS one o dur gayer students she has her senous moments too Because of her lnendly manner and w1ll1ngness to work she rs ure to be a success ln everythmg she does Good lucx Dott e V CHARLES S. DOWNEY Chuck Ld lfve Url! JZ. let N50 nmll gn Well all rememlo ' huck' as loeing the l1fe of the party cr: most, .lzons Never fdzilzng to have some l1ur:1orcu.5 remark on the end of lug tongue, he adds the necesaf'i1r',' golly atmosgpfxere to the clanzroozrg. Keep tne future lcokxig bright, Chuck . 5112137 Pllff 171113113 Club 4, lritrz-riuralSj':r1f:2,3. ALICE M DROLET hge Barb blzzdyfnzle and bap IIA glfled and-g' J And mode!! .11 111 fdefr r II 1' Altnougn Allce rs reserved and very 'nodest her tu FK lrng bro .fm eyes reveal her prevarlrng good humor None of us wrll ever forget her portrayal of the Bound out G l rn tae Senror Plays All tne charms that have nnade l' well lrked at W l-l S wrll surely make her a success 1 the commercral held a an lub 2 3 I LEAVES 3 4 T 3 4 e 3 P1 gPong3 W My Betty A mee! an Lbyllllllflg gn! II fffe zuffr a mpllmrlrlg mule Bettys Hrgh School days have passed wtth a s'n1e and a song Whether she wrll be a nurse or a srnger we are sure her songs and smrles wrll contrnue Nay you always frnd lrfe pleasant Betty Ge Cl4o4 Se ro Pla: Da a1Cl.1b4 LORRAINE H FERRIS Lorrcnne SHI! atbzezmg fill! pnrfnnrg Lorrarne lS an enthusrastrc Marrner and rs developrng her marksmanslnp wrth a rrfle Her tongue rs always ready w1th amusrng remarks among her many frrends She wants to go to a lunror college and we know that she w1ll make good Best wrshes Lorrame' Glee Club l 3 4 Sports l 2 Ope eta 3 BARBARA B FORD Bobby A ward pelzte 141111 411.11 mr ro 111661 Bobbys charmrng personahty and srncere frrendlrress have won her many well deserved frrends and all v ho know her love her Realrzlng thrs we can all see a orrght and happy future before her Glee Club 3 4 Opere ta 3 MARIORE I.. FRITZ Marge an le amzeu all u fm 5,111 admned Farm Jo b IJ d gemle lfmngh mined e ov or sweet unassumrng manner klier ll n s d her pa t She IS krnd to all IS rea a true fl d These qualrtres plus her wrn 56 re, wrll certarnly make her successful rn all that s does rn the future Forum 4, Glee Club 4, Sports 2 3 4 SHIRLEY L GRABINSKY Shul Men! utu ez 61 modeff kzmuu Shirl ln her own gentle manner goes around and quietly does what she has to do Her sense of duty is truly an asset We d all like to be able to ice skate as you do Shirl Good luck' E ALLENQQR Ir 1.f bctlu fo be fmall 4111.1 1471716 mu great 111 1 o l is one of our more c s vative classmates He has proved himself a true l and a hard worker Good luck in the Navy Al e know that you ll make a grand sailor Latin Club 2 Spots l 2 3 4 Stamp Club 4 Ping Pong Club 4 IANET E GRANT 7 l Skip She nuzled and tide Jlvajou J depmfed lanet IS an outdoo 1 1468 particularly enyoys ice skat ing and bicycle Willing he continually wears a smile so It is n wonder that she has many friends Sne ts depend ble generau and loyal Well expect to see Miss net Grant XS cretary to the President in some bi office one ol these days C ub 4 ELLA M GREEN Ella 'Small and reltjy, 1111411 and J'll'6C'f Ella is a quiet little miss with a kind and gentle manner Her many lriends prove the fact that she is always there when they need her. Our best wishes for a happy future go with you always Ella. Spo l 2 3 4 Slide Rule Club 3 ELM Stall Swimmingl Stamp ROBERTI GRIMES Bob wr J if .rlfmftf 'fr . uve, lxlzglvlw' 1' . IH H,. 4 for 1 IVUVL' l'Bob's Careree manner is' known to all, He is a very capable student and lthlejegwe will always remember him as 'Blacifielxpldtltfrrfdn' in the Senior plays. Good luck in the l , Bob . Claris Seite? l 2 3, Cla.: Eixfketkall l 3, Varfxty Soceer 4, Varsity 2 l 'J F1 C b 3 Basketball 2 Aiileizc Arfoiidfzcrt 2, Prerrient , Jr 271 A i lu , 4, Student Ccu::1l 2, Senior Plays, ELM LEAVES 3, 4, Varsity Track l, 2, 3, 4, ELI! Stdii ,Q RLSJSWOLD Iqme A11 tba! If 611114516 11 not bought 101 e gfillllf bfdflfj me 11111716 gzjlf ver rkes Ianle for her good nature and charmmg alrty Her smrle IS a ray of sunshme and w1th her a xlrty to get good marks as well as to make lrlends s e w1ll be most welcome at the Unlverslty of Connectrcut Dra atlc Club 3 ELM LEAVES 2 3 4 Slrde Rule Club 3 Glee Club 2 Latm Clun l 2 Spots l 2 3 4 Stud nt Counc1l 2 T at 1C Squasl 3 4 Leaders Club 4 ELM Staff LUCY S GRISWOLD 11 5 :me to be zmrmal u ben you fe 11411114115 :ure Lus popularlty IS a product of her naturalness She has proved herselfva true frlend to many and we know he wlll contmue to do so rn the future She has a varxety of mterests rangmg from musrc to busmess and we are Sure that she Wlll be successful ln all she undertakes Glee Club l 2 3 Sports l 2 3 V1ce Pres1dent4 Dramatlc Club 2 Leaders Club 3 I GUHVI 'V Bud T N 1 ff 4 5a11' 1v baznrg Bud ough et 1SsW9ll known to r1e Ori? eertul yas-f o humor and all ar y should take you r Bud Class Soc r 2 3 4 Class Basketball 2 Z .J WALT HAASER Walt Q ff 114l1e body 1f dg d 1 mzgblj mind a t o' I smcere and ambltrous He also seems a lxttl on the get srde but that IS merely hrs natural shrousl f sty H15 humor and Jovxahty make h1m well l1k everyone We are sure that you are destmed. for suc ss Walt Class Basketball 4 PAULINE HAI-IN Polly The p 21 If 1g1vf1er tlmn lbe Jumd o ty has, often been proved rn the l l g remember her tme per ror s W1th your cheerful dlspo slr ways we are sure you wrll m e xcelle er Polly Dram C Club 2 3 4 Prng Pong Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Semor Plays ELM Staff Eoru 1 3 4 Latm Club 3 4 ELM LEAVES 3 4 G1rl Reserves 4 SPP I lI1.ull I .-I . ' -. ' . ' I . NO ' A ll ll A , gd, j . .' V It V. ,, U H, D , 0 ,I his l' s f i ver' . ' A f jf O V - . I , . . I . .. 9 . N .',. v .. H , . ., , D . E l A e - ' - f ' t ' . ' ' - 't' n n r n' ' Zi. IZ! K ,KW 14 gf Lwwd X W4 ' GORDON w. HARRIS if -4' ' '-Rod M.1ie lnzji' lzffrife llve ifllll fl7iII6,fn Rods skill in the field of sports has more than once done much to put W. H. S, on the road to victory. His good sportsmanship is one of his predominant characteristics. Then too, he does seem to have a way with Women. Best wishes, 'lRod . Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 45 Class Basketball lg Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Class Soccer l, 25 Varsity Soccer 3, 45 Senior Plays5 Latin Club 1, 25 Fire Squad 35 Student Council 35 ELM Staff. ROBERT A HAUSCHU Bob Orr!! led e 11 yft mln: pen lc Sea Scouting an otqgr hy Bobs chief inter ests and with hi? adyftvfflnqnd jillnature he should go far Lots of l ck Bob 'ln W atever you do Class Soccer 4 Assistant Track Mgr is 2 ELM Staff Lifilwl, fp, In ALLEN H HAYWARD Allen S I I 0 a nf no bzudmnre to Jubllefj 0 mlellerl P oloa ly o e f Al s most outstanding attributes is his ability to k rd He will never leave his Job until satisfied effesults This virtue in itself will talfe you a long way in the vxorld Allen Good luck' Fire Squad 4 A J WILLIAM H HEATH is-BVZZV Lon! 1lf7.1f flfllf there NIUHJIJ' be Willie s hard work outside of school exceeds that done on his studies but his sense of humor which appears at the most peculiar moments fits in perfectly with his happy go lucky personality With perseverance such as his little will stand in his path to success Best of luck Willie Cas Soccrl2Va So er34CasBaskeballl2 MADELINE C HEIM Madie 1 llll I 1 I wJ :ll Ilul I une Vadel ne 1 one pe on with a grand sense of humor Her sparl- l ng eye and genial smile belle her sense of prop r ct o tnue in Horne Fconornics me know that yo ll ne s c esstul o here s tl e best to you Ma ie EDWARD HIGGINS Eddxe Mmbmf 11 lung 11111 I 11111 115 51 :ze Blowmg up chermstry classes and play1ng soccer are a Couple o' the thmgs Edd e does well B9S1d9S oemg a great fun maker he can be as SSTIOUS aoout vhat he does as anyone Loads ot luck Ed 1Cl b l P1 g Pong Club l 2 a S1 y So s 1 y a S Club 2 CAROL A HORTON Carol Her r 4 mel 141 1111111111 our prett1 Classmates 11th a lnost of ri 1nty cb m and modesty are on y t,-Jo Vl e you ll succeed 1n all that you do uc ES 3 a G1 u LORRAINE A HOTCHKISS Lorrame Dlllgwlte 11 flu mot! 1 o good o1l1n1e Sedate qu1et and a con 1 orker Lorra1ne dlS plays an efl1c1ency env1ed y an W H S We know that these attnbutes 1ns re r success throughout l1fe Best w1shes Lorra1 l Glee Club 3 4 Semor Plays ELEANORE BELL Bunny EJPJ' af 5 zu o flllflgbl 1111 lie 1111 I 1 bex 111155 mn Wethers ld Hlgh as f tunate when Eleanore came to es rtford 1n September Her good nature and ndl s e have won many lr1ends for her We ve all m1re er beaut1ful clothes and neat appearance We know oull be successful 1n fashxon deS1gl l1Hg Bunny Sports 4 BARBARA L HUGHES Bobble A menj bear! doefb good l1ke 4 u1ed11111e Bobb1e IS pehte and peppy Vfllll a pleas1ng person al1ty She has been a valuable member of our clas tear s and IS always a good sport W1th her cheerful w1nn1ng Way she w1ll surely succeed Sports l, 2 3, 4, Glee Clxb 4 1'lI Jpeak in .1 l110I1Jff'0IlJ' liltle mire Corl is one of the quieter members of our cloxss, but he is on efficient worker, both in his studies ond in his out- side work. Smoll os he is, he is sure to find success in whatever field he chooses. We wish you well, Carl. WARNER E. ISAACSON 'Hook1e 'AIA 1101 e rbe mmm ' Whether it IS in school, on the f r , t e First Notionol Store Hookie does r wholesome ond welcome cheerf ou oll the luck you re entitled to Ho Class Soccer 4 BARBARA IAINCHILL Barbara Crfmleq If Ibe nzfepam I om 411110110 znlne Borboro is one of the quiet reserved girls of our closs She is courteou o dignified toll times ond we know tho her oi Mos o com yell udzent will corry her for o the! ot o suq: est-S' X Q by HELEN KELLOGG Helen Ill! lljfllf Edlllfff P10711 And wake be: gene: 0111 tbfl ta df Helen hos C1 mischievous litt twink e eye which seems to dore onyone to soy t she e life seriously But we know thot it isnt oll w th her She is os kind ond unselfish of irl found any where' Moy ,hoppiness follo y u w ere you go ond in whotever you do Hel XA Glee Club 4 ! MARION R KELLY MUIIOD 44 f III Und umird erious ond oecorou lfor r o our qui ete t girl Becouse of her very omoit fn L kno: that she will DG successful in all future en deovors Our best W1 hes lvforion .xv I CARL M. ISAACSON Zack f 41 l MARY A KELLY Mary A hgh! be d 11109 hung are mdeed a blerfnzg Mary s ready augh nd sense ol humor as well as her SL1p9I'1Of1lY on the ath et1c held w1ll long be remembered by her classmates Full of hte and fun she has qUC1l1l1GS that w1ll always be assets 1n ht Forum 3 4 Semor Plays Lead rs Club 3 4 Sports 2 3 4 ELM Stall DOROTHY M KING Dothe ll 0116110111 If the r11e11g1l1 fl fbffl 11171611 ELINOR M KIDNEY E y S11 cel 11111111 111 zief 11 fdffly 1143 168111 11e111 agam Elmors love ol musxc both classlcal and popular and her apprec1at1on ol good books are truly assets Further more she not only enjoys them but she also slngs and wrrtes very well We W1sh you the very best of luck Elly and may your future be br1ght and pros perous Glee Club 1 2 3 Sports l 2 Swrmmxng l Dottle IS not one ol our loquacrous glrls but every t1me you see her she rs laughmg or smrlrng Thls charact r 1st1c has Won her many a lr1end We are certam that h r sunny d1spos1t1on w1ll make her welcome Wherever she goes EARL R KING Ray 51111110 Iflfllll' Imgeo bean May Ray snt so ottc le ar und school as some W tm emoy hrs w1t and oo fun EG1l1 6 exp cts o take up farmxng later S cess to you Ray Anrue ANNIE KLUPKO A kffld and genlle bemt Jbe ful I 1 1111 111 ffeffdf 71111 ne! Anme IS never too busy for a cheerful hello and a srntle She IS one of our more qutet class mates but those ol us who know her better know that she has a sense of humor and IS lull ot fun We hope that your future w1ll be as sunny as your ha1r Anme 1' I I p f 4 'W 5 . , W , . . . .e' l , 5 ' 2 9 , 1 . , : . ll ,II L . ' . . ' I It Ml ' I - r- 'f , ' i 4 j' vv 1 . . . D, . S- . . 1 . ' . 9 .. .. bu s re ' ' ' ' ' I g , A' o oc , ,, . u M 0 -I fly L f .. it DORIS M KRUGER Dor Gentle 0 fpeetb bezzefneuf o INUIJ Doris is a happy and friendly g1rl with a grand sense of humor Her ambttious studious and modest nature will be of great value in the business world Youll make someone a fine little secretary Doris Glee Club 4 Ping Pong Club 4 IOSEPHINE KROL I bafe 110 Nlvtfelllgj' or dfglllllfflfj' I 01115 111111915 and u all Io makes her noise among her own friends and by bugling in the Rocky Hill Drum Corps May you a'ways have the best of luck in the business world and else where tor you deserve it Io HERBERT G LARSON Herb A manbe Jeemf af LfJ8PffIlxLJ1 Jfezdajfand c047fida11f4x,Q?L9Uau J HERBERT P LAWSON Herb An all around good fellow Herb shows ability at any thing he undertakes Whether it s work in school or work in general all is done well The best to you Herb ' Class Soccer 4 A sw he basketball floor Herb rates among the best as a first class sport ln addition to his perpetually neat appearance he is full of lun and never seems down hearted Here's to your success mlthe future Herb Class So Cer 2 3 4 Ping Pong Club 2 Cla s Basketball l 2 3 4 5146111911610 feglcllad MONA M LeDOUX Mona ' L'L'l,ff if flflxmed 11,3 rlifzxg, 1 t 1121. AIA ' Mona has many friends who will tell you that x ha-tever she undertakes she l do well. We understand tra! she is a good business student. With tnese aualitie she is a credit to WHS Glee Club 4, Ping Pong Club 4. VIRGINIA R LEWIS Gmny The zmldefl mamzer and lbe genlfefl bean! Gmnys ready srmle and good looks have brrghte ed many a dull day for us Her etflctency and rtatur l fr1erdl1 ne should ortng her great ment IH her chosen held Best o luck Gtnny gPogClb Opee 3GleeCub2 AGNES V 2 3 4 Secreta y 4 Sports l 2 3 4 Student Counctl l SWIIHIYIIHQ Mgr 4 Leaders Cub 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Ope t Staff Latm Club l 2 3 Sentor Plays Drama tc Club 2 ELI! NANCY T LOWELL Nancy Mind mmm fnllmyb 01 Il 11111 c xpren bw III 111116 ru eelueu Nancy 1 cky ghrl for she has many qual1t1es Nhtch W1 e he uccess al through l1fe She IS reltable rn uly l Mi! frtend Although she appears ut es byrxtyarfiw mmutes to tlnd that she has a ee s of humor and IS always ready for fun Well rntss you Nancy ra l 2 C-:lee Club 4 Spots l Operetta 3 Aggie IIICI 174 J'E'J lfl 7 CH ab1l1ty unhmtted help us to you be a leader Wherever you go VIRGINIA M MQCINNIS Gmme GIHHIS IS nerther overly sertous nor overly gay Ambt ttous and pleasant rn demeanor she IS Just an altogether good sport Your cheers W1ll be mtssed at the WHS basketball games ln the future GIDHIS Glee Club 4 GEORGEI LYMAN Abe ln lfze e 41111251 ze five P1 lze When thpaw Abe shngs h one arm bas tfjn the crowd 1092s 11 lid so'does aach BES1 mg an ath ete e IS dxigood stwfent and one off t e est ltked e t ecla o'od luck Abe f Class Soccer I Class Basketball 2 Vars1ty Basketball 3 4 Pmg Pong Club 4 Fllflldflfleff 11 lbe Il me of 11 e ss ' ' 4 ' ' I A . f 1 ' ' Pin 2 u 4g r tta g l' , 3, 4. Q. A ,Ny ,, 1 I A . D . . I o t, a W' ' , q ' , it . I' I ' , ' k ' 1 . ' 7 1 IL ll P of ll 1 be -'pet A J a ity and intelligence like . gl ll l I lj g , ,V gy FGYCZSE ES ,V I E , , , ., . , . ff D1 ll ll . 1 J, I 171 . 5 1 ' . 2 IUDITH E MACK udy Her u wld 11415 ezef lf1't0IIJ' Iudy always appears to be having a good time She is ever ready to lend a hand and her willingness to work and her spirit of cooperation will carry her far Good luck always Iudy Sports 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 Stamp Club 4 CLAYTON E MAINE Clayt IN ez 61 tumble tmlzlzle fill babble tmzlbl yur Although he is not very often heard tr ,Clayton is known for his easy going ways ,Qbrtfiffrrendly s ll-le takes life in his stride and never seem to about the future Best of luck in anything you e up Clayt Stamp Club 1 Orchestra l 2 3 MARGARET T MARINO Margaret A mule u lfll an mleut lo do llllffblf Margaret is well known to all of us for her vivacious and mischievous nature With her facility for making friends and her ability as a commercial student we know that happiness and success will never be lar behind her S orts l 2 3 VERA I MARINO Vera 'Silent 11 llre flight but alzmjf willing Vera is a quiet earnest and well-mannered girl. On the athletic field more is heard from her as she enjoys partici- pating in sports. With her willing attitude we are sure that she will go lar in whatever :he attempts. Sports l, 2. BERTHA I. MARTIN Bert Tb-3 qzfietnetif if tl iywdlf In tlivy N1l'f'll.' A Bert has been an a e su ort r ' our class teams and is a good comrnerc4giytud3Et5'?5gbsincere and modest manner wil u to succeed in your ambition to becornelylj ssrnaker, i'Bert. e best wishes of the class o 42 follow you. v32 Sports l, 2, 3 HAROLD C MASON , I Harry fTme ll ortfjil 111 bang flafjeedylug Harryts a 1l1lYC1f udles atfrhak ng'tr1ends IS really somethlrfb o be admtr hen the GO P IS agaln Harry wtll ha 911,110 as M Jllhllerg segtfet ry W1th the success ve ha 'pikgady H we re sure you have njan hrappy jar? eyxd ot y Cl ss Ba ketball 2f3 Glas l 2 Va stty So Georgette AGNES I MATTESON Aggie Agnes s unseltlshness and eagerness to help have made her a truly loyal tr1end Her love ot good books 1S a great asset and her outstandmg ab1hty 1n creatlve wr1t1ng Wlll lnsure success for her G1rlBeserves 3 4 ELM Statt Forum 3 4 Sports l 2 ELM LEAVES 2 3 4 Dramatr Club 2 3 4 www lawn Q Mt EDWIN H. MAY IR 91611 areallne the future ELIZABETH M MAZZEO Betty A ll H13 u 0111411 II a 116411119 Betty IS a cheerful young lady W1th a keen mt Al though she gets her share ot fun out of hte she also has a good head on her shoulders Her v1vac1ous per sonahty w1ll do much to 1n ure her raptd success tn the world of busmess Best wtshes Betty Girl Reserves 4 .J gf .. .. vt A tt L L L A ,1 A L S 5 a., s ' , g . ,o 4 , 5 r ccer 3, 4. , Y High-ererled fbongbt feared in the bear! of tE0lll'f6.fJH . . Ed y . . . 5 El 5 ' I 4 its .. ., . , ' . S . 4 GEORGETTE MASSE Georgette fond ll Ill ll lffe Illlgflllt fl Il uma! one HI the IIIIIIKIIL Georgettes good wlll 15 evldenced by her chuckhng laugh and calm sens1ble att1tude towards hte Her w1ll mgness to work wtll lnsure her rap1d progress tn the bustness world We all w1sh you the best ot luck He J a geullemau became bu Ildllllf If kind and zj :ble I Ed s sterl1ng character Cl1l1Qe1'1Ce and excellence on the athlettc held have assured hun great popularxty here at WHS We are sure these w1ll rema1n throughout hte Ed and We wlsh you the best ot luck and success ln Class Soccer l Class Basketball l Class Track l Varslty So cer 2 3 4 Varslty Basketball 2 3 4 VGFSIIY' Baseball 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Pr sldent 4 Semor Plays Forum 4 EIM LEAVES 2 3 4 Student Counctl 4 Tralttc Squad 3 4 ELM Staff IANE E. MCCARTHY Ianie A pemzly fm' join' fflvllgftlfl lane is one of the members of our class who makes her presence known to few. We do know, however, that she is interested in a commercial art career. We are sure that your perseverance 1-:ill help to bring this goal closer to you, l laniefl Good luck! Stagecrait 4. MARGERY F MCCARTHY Mac ll 1112 A411111 :ml mr 11111155 me Intern n H 1 lu Jesrfmu' KUIHJL' Margery has been one of the more sllent rnembers ot our class but she IS a sports enthusrast Your gentleness and sportsrnanshlp w1ll be a great ard as a stewardess Mac Leaders Club 4 Spo t 4 IOHN R McKEE 1 111111 Hwy :I tmzfente nie ne H J an f 111 4 ne Im VD gk RICHARD H MCC I D1ck A lllflj I HJ' file H1611 Dlc 1S e a 11ty 1n athlettcs He has proved to v a lr ff: to l a 1.51 a trne student as well ou ma y athlet Move luable asset ln Bea e k H, as 234Var1ty a 9QBasktball Varslty Ba ketball 2 3 4 Class rea txrer st aw lack IS one of our most popular stucgbts bot rnong the boys and the la1rer sex FIS many ab1l1t1 range from very may athlettcs to prano playxng both of wh1ch he does v ell Best of luck lack 1n any course that yod cnoose rn the future IAMES B MCTEAGUE IR Moe ug Il Iueuzflvi- at 5, .ear ht th 1 d r nqeg, refer d get on tgexoe k 1' o e rd ly lt yguxo gerp al ere ure you 'rr C L A ff ' ,L !vVL..,fUH' 5 rs . Ps ill-ff 1' lg ' V el U , fr ,. . ,, . i , 3 lf. . . k no ll . I, . A . 4 ' . v , , ' Y . -ag at r at 1 ' a v fm , DIC . Vr' So' ,,g st B ,3,g 'e l.p s , , 5 r - las' st 2. f . I - DQ 4 app' 11,1777 14 ' fr eg I i V IVI' ' ' , .I ' ' ' .. M . J ' 4' '7 ' I N lm I ' Y 1 M I v I Qriff-,1 1' 7 gi ,VH 1 .3 iff .l A A 1: rm Lf f 2 rw- I -af' E!.2,Q.f 'cl fklff. 17 :el - f Q If F iff- 'QfQ, 5 H' ll Fl Czar: . .. 4 -1, At:..Lt,g ..,. 4',,:.2 4, 5.1.1 : -' 2 .CA k IX ll 'I HH.: ' wrrlf .' ' HU , ffl' ,. A! . . J, I. , . V.:1en , spine, e.,.He1f ,' :fond sexi: wzgstle , or Me' .L '. . 9 ' s', you ,ri 'Mo 15 V V A- f' ' I arou. . '. gt- f j af , 5' n :ty and wrt, 42 if 1 ' - ' go Z, , Moe. U f V QAM, ft E F IVIEAGHER Mae HIL I I I ltr Q Ev rforte en oys fatch1r1gt!lae ,ttterrujt and tt r t t, tn danctrtg that sh d1spla,s her ag ty sre ts an fexcellert atnlete You lave been a vert .1 e 'nernpe ass as Gt s of trt ea e s ur l e X tsn you the loest tn llfe p 3 4 El.l' LL S 3 G e IOHN W MEIST ING Dunk Plf 1llfll7t'ff7lI1i n 2 mg! Bern y trmn f fr' c J a 'td oe ng double are orly ff o Du rc arnpltshments H d logic vletertnartan an we e sure that W1 h gofdf' ur ll IRENE T B MICHAELSEN Irene 1 mln xczly 1111 uf Irene wtll never be tn Want of frtends for her n tura frtendltness ull conttnue to ms-ure her many Sne plans to go to a corrtptometer school and wtth he ao our stncere v 1 hes for a brtght future or' l 2 Darrar Club Aa uf nl IIIHILI1 H hts btlrt succe at a 1:1 he undertakes he wtll C as S If ,, 1 S '1 NORMA MI Norm lr tt flllfltft 1 Norma s pretty ace and vtvactous pe onaltty have made her well l iced at W ld S Uer po -e and rtendly nature are truly assets Good luctc next yea D o rr e know that IH whatever you do you l be Gs x ell ltced as you have been at W H S ort l a HARRIET K MOLODESKI Har: L I 1 ll ll lf7 1 lt? llflflll df WIIIU1 IE? 7111 ltfuile nz f LI eu .um 1 114 I ff 1 I I-larrtet ts a very fortunate g1rl for she IS ootn a skt l u athlete and an excellent bustness student We feel sure that her sunny dtsposttton wtll conttnue to Jatn frtends tor her Keep up the good worl' l-larrtet you have quahttes necessary for a happy future S, O is G U , N B 1 i Make be WUI! of life you may, Ijfe ii 191 and u'e,v'r allay 'Reds' suprerrrigqvyj on the athletic field has long been a sourc offdql trati-oh dnd joy to us. We know that his st ad A tnesshnd e n disposition are sure to carry him su ssfully througlrfl e.1Best of luck, Red, Varsity Baseball 3, Q Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g Varsity Soccer 3, 45 Class Soccer Class Basketball l. ESTHER G. NAZZARO Esther My bear! if true df Heel Esther may appear quiet to some, but she can laugh and joke with the best of them She is a good student particularly in the home economics and cornmerctal fields The best of everything to a genuine friend and a I f V VI Hazel green nu uf!! 1111114 swell kid Latin Club 2 Glee Club 4 aze rs a it ever present sense of e a ce f our hearts We know l e succ ssful in all that she undertakes May L dy Luc ways smile upoh you Hazel S orts 2 3 4 BARBARA R NEWTON Barby Ir IJ fi wqnll IL Ile uf 1 1 rn flnli mmlf Barby is a rather quiet girl though cheerful and fun loving with a ready smile and a willingness to do her best We know that her excellence as a commercial student will carry her on to a brilliant future J VIVIAN A NOREN Shorty If UL l l tnmi I 'ut i a person it a polite ana 'riendi rature y ea ng to everyone A 'YJ i ord is Fever liea d ' om tier S e i nimble o oct and fi valuaole r' CTEST o r ca teams leer , ,so plea ant e s S or , p L 3 4 , V BYRON MORTON ti A X Red IOSEPH I. NOWAK Ice 4 Slm'e55 if in the .rilem'e5 Although quiet Ioe is nevertheless one of the best ltked fellows 1n the class l-hs cheerful attttude and ab1l1ty at studtes go well together If rt s a farrner you are gotng to be lots of luck Ioe be mm! 0 all ilu! miller CHAIR R ARKER churhe Ch rl1 expo t1on and keen w1t have long been envlzqlletgfvalvof .215 ab1l1ty to do to perfectxon any thtng th t he un akes ll certarnly make htm go far Loads OFHJCCGSS to you Wltclfrlle Forum 3 4 My THELMA I PARSONS 5, f' Thelma Good mmneama' good Jem mia! ze jam Thelrnas Jolly nature and o sense are,tf4iI envr able assets These char te cs ad dx? her slncere naturalness have made her fr1e h lued by all When you leave WHS all of our best wlshes for a happy future go Wlth you Thelma MW' E PELLET Gene Laugh lake and be merry Gene IS outwar l qu t t to those of us who know htrn he IS v as a Joke ready for every occasto y good fellow Among hls other s e as a keen mterest IH aeronautlcal engtneertn est of luck 1n the future Gene Class Soccer 4 Vars1ty Track l 2 Glee Club 2 Sports 2 GLADYS D PENDLETON Penny A :lend may uell ofzed the n flew pzere 0 mzlure Gladys cheerful tlmtd loyal nature have made her a prtceless fr1 nd all She loves mustc and has been a loyal mem f the Glee Club Keep smthng Penny and the worl IS yours Glee Club 3 4 Basketball 3 Dramattc Club l 2 THOMAS F PRICONE Tom He goef bi! uuy lnldiflmzbed' Together with Toms neatness ot dress and mild manner goes his ability to make friends With these qualities you re sure to go lar Tom IOSEPH B REMPE oe lake ll e N0 ferzolnlt md ufuf IJ lt Il nib loe is best known to us for his sense ot humor his easy going spirit and his friendliness to one and all These qualities we know will take him for in the world Good luck Ioe in anything you undertake in the future , .if ' -' ,ga Lt ALEXANDER C. PENNY, H Alex I agree uilb no llltllilj Upfllillllff I bare JOIN? of 111 3' 0ll'lI'y Alex is one who has decided opinions of his own - and more power to him, His fine sense of humor and quick wit make him a welcome sight on any occasion. Good luck in all you attempt, Alex, Class Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, ELM LEAVES 3, 45 Forum 45 Operetta 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Fire Squad 3, 4, Vice-President 2. ,cl Aff 4 ROBERT REINHOLZ Bob Ybe ret rel 0 mfrerf IJ l'0IUfdl1fJ 0 pm are Bob is a willing work r From his work in the Aetna and his perseverance w now he will come out on top Whether it s 1 or the metal business lots of luck Bob JN xi 41- NANCY E REYNOLDS Nan C 1 wt grae nf 87111911 H Il ,le be I 1 Genuine friendship 1 sometimes dit cult to 'nd yet at W HS we need look no farther than Nan She likes everything from dancing to dentistry Being this type of person Nan v ill DG successful in all she attempts Leader Club 3 Glce Cl b l Sp rt 2 1 fu I , . .. .. rf ' U f ' X f vp , I . . I' I . I r f UI .. . 'l . . ft I' - ' A .JH I - 'J -- , XT ' .. J' A I 'I I :ii 1, 4 .. ,. ' ., t 'r 1.11. ,ifrf ,ya . .H, '7.l! .tl, ff I 'lf 'fr ff.zH ' .' i , 's . ' R li , 1 u' . s ' , 4 u 5 o s l, . ,, A., BARBARA ROGERS Barb A1111 11111 lbet gzzed 111111 5l1lllf1e u 11de1 571611 Y! zf 11e J111 :ll freed lzld 1.1115 all fbe kfIEIl Though Barbara has been wlth us only a year she has won our hearts w1tn her graclous manner and our ad m1rat1on w1th her excellent scholastlc record Barbara rs uncertatn about her plans for next year but we know that succes 1 hers for the askmg AUDREY ROSCOE jx,-9 Q3-1-aG' Aud Sic ll 111e1 11111111 1051110 been! b 10 were 411111 119 of fp1111 Opttmtsm common sense and srncerlty are only three of Audreys assets Add to these her frtendhness and Jolly nature and what more could you ask? Heres wlshrng you all of the happmess and luck rn the world Aud Sports l 2 Dra'natr Club 3 4 Sentor Plays ELM Staff MARIORIE F ROWLAND Marge Zeal 1115 Jef 111 1deJl Marge IS one of the few who are truly glfted 1n the fteld of art but desp1te th1s she IS qulet and modest Maybe she w1ll be one of our foremost art1sts IH the future who knows? But whatever you do Marge we re all behmd you A Q stage craft 4 Art ctub 4 ELM Staff 0 O ' ' l 1Jk,R 1l:N k.J M LJ!-A Q Pk-xl MARYX LOU ROWLAND Mary Lou Cf1ee1 111 11176118167 5011 meet 5e1 Mar S505 other excellent art student She IS cheerful and full of fu she IS thoughtful too She has proved h rs a helpfu d generous frlend We know that you ll no matter ou do Mary Lou stage c 4 A 1 Club 4 P EDN A L. RUSS Edna M1de1 1111 II ib.9Jmleffl k1?f of benz en Ednas readtness t Mp ovfgland a as made her a great asset to o Well s her calm qulet presence ut that thrs l make her a success m 1e Bes s e na ALAN M. SLOANE Alan EDWARD W. SCHULTZE Ed Saying if one llfjgzg. doing another Known throughout the class for his artistic ability, Ed has contributed much to the needs of the school in the field of drawing A patient and diltgent worker, Ed has a promising future Ope etta 3 ll lJ e 14-I ed D Jlnl ue make bu my Alan s neat a R IS Suk nly lpyup s cellent schol iity tran d h e 1 isposii n will sur Carr er 5 ess Latin Club 3 chestra orum 3 Drama Club 4 Senior PlaYS Sketchtn lub 4 J KATHERINE L. SMITH Kate ll Jo JqrffzlefuczzlzlfflicarM3111 mre Katherine is a very quiet mode t girl with one natural endowment which everyone envies and admires com posing poetry The class of 42 expects great things of you Kate IOHN E SMITH Smitty A lllffe funk a lltfle lag Smitty is one of the liveliest fellows in the class always full of pep and enthusiasm Known also for his optimism and cheerful disposition he is always ready for a good time We wish you good fortune in the years to come Smitty ALYCE E SOLTAjN I 1 114 uztl :yr 1111111 In J mmf f x, leer ul lc earteci' and fu loving Alyce is an addr tfion to any gathering Vle if you succe s and happ ne s bo in the h ine s w r tl and elsewhere Al Glftfarw QC 1' ff , ,W .MY , . ' r ra ss l i f. . D - l . A ' fa the l d fs . ,H X' Q , 1 : r' ' V, 7 ' P yr IX I .. .. ,, .7 W. N VL I . PA. ,. - f N fl -JJ jjxk X JJ V j I L ,N HAI.. X V f- HI' X I -7 :X I ' I fl ' 91 bf i I ' 'h X '- ' 1 ' ' vi' X .. i- zr EJ - 'es 4, p tts l, 2 3 ' A ,iii ' GEORGE H STEVENS IR Buck Illdllffll 115 pe ple are 1114111114 1 Buck rs another o our qulet 'nends but h s conscten trous morn has been hotrced by all Hrs good nature and trtendlmess Ntll never be llGDll1l1GS Best w1snes for a prosperous 'uture B clc rfS slcbll 1yTr SHIRLEY A STIBBS Snbby Neal II I 1 J I1 Ib: hue Jeme f lfve zz md and has tage Craft team more rlrgen rk We leave wlth plea ant r1eS ou Sttb a at Spa l Stag Cr l Cl.1b 4 ELM Salt ArtCl,1 SHIRLEY M STONE Shlrl Oznetueff theme and fldllqlllfllfj Shrrl 1S another ot our quleter students who never theless has made many frlends Her trangutlltty an modesty as well as her cheertulness w1ll undoubtedly help her to go far rn the world Best of wlshes for the future Shtrl LILLIAN C TABSHEY A mule n :ll 1 uefmme gfzd a form! 1149 Jbe had We are all gotng to mrss Lrlhans happy laughter and cheerful manner for her pleasant smlle has br1ghtened many a dull day for us She loves music and plays the steel guttar very well The class of 42 wlshes you all the luclc 1n the world Ltl OLIVE F THIBODEAU Ohve N flbnzg IJ ff gg od uf lzfeffzlners Helpmg others seems to be Olrves greatest pleasure Her loyalty and lundness have brought ner a score of trtends, and we know she wlll contrnue to make many more WHS W1ShSS you the best of luck, Oltve Sports l 2 Leaders Club 2 3 e lb I Va sit' occer Mgr. 2g Class Ba 'et' a I, 2, 3g Class Soccer l, 2, 3, 4j Varst ack 3, HA v , ,I plf I I If , l A 'V Stibby, ll t v ea ' ted with artistic talent, . e ak V et 1 ' A , ' S m A , ' ' 1 Drm -2,35 rtsg e at ' g tg tbl. I . 4 . , d i ..Lil.. H f ff 'L , 4 ' S L , H 'D ' U I - 1 Sports l, 2. ,,A vl I I f lj ' , Y, N WM' WWW ANNE S. TRACY Annie Hllnlw 1111,wJ I'c',1J'0lI uiflf plelflrre 11111 Ilf.iul071l 11 ffl: mirllf' Anne can be both gay and serious, She is industrious and loyal to both a cause and to her friends - of whom there are many, We hope that your future Will be bright, for you're a grand person, and we'll miss you, Annie, ELM Staff, Dramatic Club 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Senior Plays, Sports l 2 ARTHUR L TRYON IR Lane Here If one f God I mn 1Llt'f f J Lane combines all of the fine sonality studiousness These go to make him all take him tar at Ski Club l 2 Stamp Club 2 Soccer 3 4 Class Basketball 3 4 ELM WALTER F TYLER Walt Dee J 1101 u fdi Walt besides being a good mathematician is out standina on the ack and will be long remembered as a quarter rrfifjjffie plans to Join the Navy and we re sure that h e a capable Seaman Best Wishes Walt Varsi l 2 3 4 Class Socce 3 NORM.A ULRICK Norma A lzdi 114111 J five emi llf ey eedmglt A lively persqna and pr ty ve made Norma one ot the most ar t WNFS She is a 1 commercial LLHSD d arou d good sport Our best wishes tidy w Norma MARIE I VICINO Mimie rlgff fr If II Easy goirg 'un loving and a true 'ri best describes lfiimie N th such a pleasant nature you can well understard hy so many people like her The best O' luck lfirr e for 1 e are suire t at you will succeed in 1 e y a C U ' ' ff l L A'. 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ARLENE T WAISH Arlene 111e11rf 1xY75Je female 0111111651 Arlene s anot rather et! modest' member ot our c ass S f athl' abrhty gs well as an arhst c rch we aldxe vy We known that you wrll DG ssful rn al bat you attempt IU future years Arl ne Forum 3 4 Spbfts l 2 3 4 Cvlee Club 4, GLADYS W WALSH Gladys A111111 111111 11l111L 11111 Glady who 1 an excellent athlete ha been a valuable member ol all our class teams We all adm1re her patnot 1sm rn bemg a spotter Wrth her plea mg appearance and capab1l1t1es ach1evemerf rs 1nev1table Sport l 2 3 4 Ptng Pong Club 3 Leader Club 3 4 BEATRICE S WEEKS NN Bea KPO6511'a1ff.lY1e1111e1 g111111 1101 1116112 to us e IH her segubr year We have heard of yo abrltty n ctress and We re sure we ve m1ssed Q y1 mg by-your not coming sooner Bea Best of luck Egurx 4 Qgamahc Club 4 GRACE D ER Grace e le be fl 111111 1 1 761 111111 1 ll 111 11 11 1 e11111g Il 11110 en1oy ce s arty la and sunny d1spos1 he 1 ambrtlou studro afathlehc and a mus1c lo er Th s are q l1t1es Grace and we are certam that e use of them at the U of Conn Dram cClu! Sortsl234GleeCb 234Sen Plays eretta 3 NORMA I WEBSTER Norm A1111 1111615 Jbe 11115 apt fm 1611111111 rpm! Among other sports Norm enjoys roller skatmg Her sense ol humor and ever present smxle w1ll long be re membered by all of us Our best wxshes for your success go wrth you Norm . .v lf f f ,'1'1f ' , . -JN J 4- 1111 I.. uni 1 J 1 ' I h , . . r' . 1 t ' ' C if . . ' ' su A lv ' , e , X X. 3 . Y . ' 1 Q , - X N. - . I x'g' , 1 xr' ' ' 'a . . .. -1 , x C E ' 'Be c ' ' , fs i 3 1 It -'I . xl I , V ' 1 1 '1 1 ' tl A .1 I . T Z' ll 1 1-11 1 11'-lw 1 'f1-!f- Sr, e JJ, ' ' ' U . .. 4 I . , . w' . , 3 A1145 Z7 , , , g lu l, , , g ior Aud ey, b de bein fri ly person, is t ed in i ' of 'Your ities, udr were su you' far Well all be rooting for Sports l 2 3 ALAN I WIND Windy H1111 felcr 1111 ef 111 1 Alan is one of our quieter more thoughtful students He has not been heard from much since he has been with us but We know that he IS an all round good fellow and is ready to do anything for a friend Best VMI hes for the future Windy AUDREY E. WILLGOOS Audrey A ,rpark of Iigbl M1111 IICIPI' darke111 ' f .2 C 529 if nonsnr P.wHonr X, Kg Bob Hfu'fme f'mt f 1'7 -liciiylfrlol 111 1 ffllfb, bn! f11j1r'e111e be.:1'1f.3 ln addition to h' I rilli work in thejmld of mathe- matics, llBob pr ve lymself an able craftsman with much experience i s gecrfftt an istry. Having many interests, as his, umenjss 'extras 'rricula activities sub- stantiate, ancijaeingjd diligent worker, 'Bob' will go far in the world Stagecraft l 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4- Varsity Soccer 4, Senior Plays, Eire Squad 4, Chess Club 2 3, Ping Pong Club 2, ELM Staff, Eorum 4, Art Club 4, Slide Rule Club 3, 4, Varsity Track 3, ELM LEAVES 4. Lfm XJWJN APE S QQISON une Tlvemr 11111111 1111.767 bein! ver ne at Wethersfield High will long remember lane s musgcal ability Her industriousness and ready smile will beqadded factors in assuring her success in the musical world Best of wishes at B U lane Orchestra l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Sports l 2 3 ELM LEAVES 4 Senior Plays Draima ic C ub 4 gui tffwff- MM N X Y KENNE F WORLEY Ken txe, Q vqrsat e 1 lC an a d exce e ts: ls' nt d e 5595 1 1 K N IOAN F ZAWISZA oan A ffllf Ilefld If 4 flefld 0f?1 ef It would be d1ft1cult to fl a per on more unlversally hked than loan for s has rovedersell a trlend to all She has done a deal H1 assurlng the success of many class pro1ecjs We a-te sure she wlll rank tops throughout her l Sports l 2 3 4 ramatlc Club 2 3 Pmg Pong Club 4 Tra't1c Squad 3 4 EM LEAVES 4 Tenms Club 3 4 ELM Stall Class Secretary 3 S tchmg Club 4 IOSEPHI ZIMA oe Ola 07 rr bo e 111 one A hole ln one was a real1 atro to lair the Boys Tournament last year l was t1uQ lhlelr for oe beS1dGS bemg a nt er around school IS an excellent g e ex ct to see you Nattonal Champron some day Ioe Golf Tournament 3 C9 WQIYIOFIIIIYI DONALD LD He u bn dzef 1:1 Qozzfb and zzgom dlef lbe be!! ' We remember wlth regret the loss of one of our classmates, who left us IH our Sophomore year He can never be replaced rn the hearts of any of the Class of '42 X . 1' I U6 ' Jr- . , :'l3 ' 5 z ' : A . UI .. f. Y! I h, U N Q we 4 I all . . , i W I. . ' .. ,. F sX . 0 X n . ,911 .!gl9l9l'QClj6l fion The class of 42 w1shes to c1at1on to Mr Chnstopher A Adams Whose true trtendshx and understandtnq atd teacher and faculty advtsor rave proved tnvaluaple to u To our prmctpal Mr Harvey R Fuller we wlsh to extend our deepet gratnude and smcerest thanks for the help and counsel wh1ch he ha QIVGD us throughout our years at W LI S 1 AA express its thanks and appre- , . . ' 'p . ' ' , as IX t amp' ffm W 9' KXQA-ix Qgggfgsiiiijgix Xgxxxxx ffwff MW k 4 Z J! fs N - 5 . F f 3 f X , - i i f f i , X W ! ' W ' V ,'I' 4 ' 5 n. U! 3 J' I A 4 ml ini' Ig., X'fQH'fi Q j - fl iaXogu 4n fr-N '-1 ffl I D W -'il' HX-3 V mf W1 I H X- I fffff ff VY- sr I W X! g xrx 'JM wc! W' n I H W, 4 fffmff, f XX X- ' X: I J! 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But if we were to stop at this point and proceed to put this into effect, we would find that, by itself, government by the majority is rather a meanings less thing, being subject to passions of all kinds and definitely not progressive, Long ago, some words were spoken by a man who was probably one of the greatest statesmen who have ever lived. He was not an elaborately versed politician or a great orator, he was just a man of the people. The words government of the people, by the people, for the people will live in history just as will the man's name. These ten words are probably the closest anyone has ever reached to a complete definition of democracy, But again even these words fall ju t short of their mark lt seems to me that democracy is something more than a political classification lt transcends the boundaries of a mere form of government lt is a spirit not of one man but of all men it is the personal and sacred trust of every individual and as such it is a thing to be treasured and guarded with one s life blood if neces sary LAURENCE ANGELONl 4 2 ,Qi Caine ,QOH 6!l'llgLf Cgzar The midnight was clear Christmas quietness reigned over the city Here and there was the necessary activity which a country at war carries on day and night ln ward 7C a young soldier named Christian lay in his hospital bed lt was a regulation hospital bed Tnere wasnt an operating room or many of the other th ngs v hich a hospital should have it served its purpose There were many kinds of men in there young men olc' men men without legs men witlsout arms men with their bodies half torn apart mangled be yond recognition fighting pai as Christian was and struggling even harder than he to outwit death Every man in the hospital would gladly have given another limb of his body to live but not Christian' Curiously enough he couldn t think of life as precious As he lay there in his bed the strains of lt came upon the midnight clear That glorious song of old drifted into the ward The air raid alarm screeched the ward fell into darkness but the song continued Frc'n a gel bending near the earth To odch thei 'iarps of gold on thr arth good will to men lro heaven all graciou king e v or'l1n olemri tillne a 'ea t' e ar e in An oat' e ca ed C r tan s lps lt was that deaf and blind fellovl in GB Q' course the darkness meant nothing to him nor had tne alarm for he hadnt 'icara it bt ll cou'dh t orneore hut ldirn up' lt was pure mockery' 1 cnlf lt: C e pa e C5193 auie r , t eed fe w or X e nay 'iever pray again' came from the mouth of the young officer who had more grit but le s body than any man in the ward . . 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ClIlC al'H'l0l'lg S9 fncessantly str1v1ng onward toward an unkno .vn goal we struggle through l1fe try1ng always to QIVP 1t a new 1nterpretat1on trfng to transcend the baseness and cruelty of thts modern world to someth1ng more pleas1ng more suttable to the ma1or1ty of the people Although th1s m1ght be classed as a step toward romant1c1sm or perhaps rdealtsm the 1dea lS gradually betng accepted that some such course must be taken Over burdened Vlllll facts we are bogged do .vn 1n a dogmattc system of l1v1ng wh1ch allows no escape from real1ty Such an escape 1nto an 1mag1nat1ve world would lead us far from fact 1nto a world 1n wh1ch the troubles wh1ch are confrontmg us today would seem remote and 1ns1gn1f1cant lt would ra1 e our thought to a h1gher level and g1ve us entlrely d1verse ODIUIODS of the quest1ons wh1ch are now uppermost 1n our mtnds We would be l1v1ng tn a non mater1al1st1c world far removed from all worldly thmg However th1s IH 1tself could not work as we would be too far from the factual status of l1fe Therefore 1t IS necessary to ga1n some agreement IH wh1ch there ts an 1ntegrat1on of both real1sm and romance wh1ch would tend to br1ng about a more normal world The salvat1on of the 1nd1v1dual depends upon workmg out a romantlc escape that does not 1nvolve a den1al of facts but one wh1ch affords a mutual comprom1se somewhere between Th1s terr1f1c confl1ct between the relentless force of the age Nhtch 1S pushlng us 1nto the real1st1c attttude and our aver s1on to fact IS at the heart of the modern unrest and wearmess Therefore 1f somehow a def1n1te relat1onsh1p could be establ1shed ln wh1ch a un1f1cat1on of reallsm and romanttctsm could be brought about the effect would tend to g1ve a new hope to our unenl1ghtened race g1v1ng 1t a new mean1ng of l1fe and renew1ng a long forsaken hope of etern1ty i llf all lfl'lQl lCClfl. The purpose of th1s artlcle IS to drscuss the questton What 1S an Amer1 can? If the queshon were what IS a Frenchman or German the answer would be s1mple for a Frenchman IS a nat1ve of France who speaks French wh1le a German IS a nat1ve of Germany who speaks German Can we say then an Amer1can IS a nat1ve of Amer1ca who speaks AIUGTICGHT Hardly for there 1S no Amer1can language 1n the sense that there lS a French language or a German language and we should have to 1nclude the Mex1cans Black Panamamans lnd1ar's and the 1nhab1tants of South Amer1ca These people cannot be cons1dered Amer1cans as the term IS betng used here What then can we use as a defxnttton of an Amer1can? Webster defmes an Amer1can as a C1l1ZeH of the Unrted States but that IS not the ent1re story What are some of the character1st1cs of an Amer1can? As a nat1on we are generous sentlmental and above all opt1m1st1c Br1t1sh op1n1on IS that an Amer1can IS e1ther an opt1m1st or a pess1m1st He IS an opt1m1st dur1ng a boom and a p9SS1mlSl dur1ng a depres ton Germany cannot understand our lack of fear and our freedom The world thmks of the Amer1can as hav1ng robust humor courage and the ab1l1ty to turn ln casually a tremendous amount of excellent work We l1ke to th1nk of Amer1cans as rugged 1nd1v1duals who Wlll meet and conquer every obstacle try one career after another and rtse after every fall says Iames Truslow Adams but Ionathan Leonard says Amer1cans arent people They re Just sales outlets The poorest ODIHIOH of Amer1cans was expressed by the l1ttle g1rl who was told by her father that they were movtng to Amer1ca That nlght the ch1ld ended her prayers thus Good bye dear God I m golng to Amer1ca Smce these ODIDIOHS are so var1ed 1t may be well to study a few great Amer1cans to see what we can learn from them George Washtngton the ftrst I . , 1 1 - , 11 A 1 , . . . 1 , . , . . . . . ' 1 1 .C . . . .4 ., , . - S. 1 , , . . ' 1 x . . . . . , - ' 1 1 1 1 I . ANNE TRACY '42 I O . I - - - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - , 1 1 , 1 1 . , . 1 1 - . 11 ,. . .1 . . 1 1 1 - S . 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 I 1. . 1 , . 11 - - .1 1 . . 11 ' , . . 1 . 1 American, was an aristocratic, well-educated slave owner and soldier. Abraham Lincoln, the greatest American, was poor and self taught. He hated war and abolished slavery. Theodore Roosevelt was a fighter and believed in the power of the pig stck . V.'ocdro'.-.' Wilson 'xras perhaps tne greatest ideal1st the world has ever known, Calvin Coonage fCTODCIEl'y' tne most thrifty of all tne Presidents and fiaa the least to say, but, in contrast, Franklin D, Roosevelt exernplihes the dash, the energy, the self-contgdence, and the good humor that foreigners expect of Americans, stories 2-1111 Ltiustrate the attitude of Arnencans to:-.fard money, lohn D. Rockefeller borrowed a dime from his secretary one day to pay nts bus fare home from his office, Be sure to remind me of this transaction, he said. Ohl that s nothing, lrfr, Rockefeller, replied the secretary. 'llotningl T exclaimed Rockefeller. 'Why that s two whole years' interest on a dollarlm lohn L, Sullivan was a prize fighter from Boston, He was the strongest lrish-American that eer the sun shone on. ln twelve years Sullivan won a half million dollarswand spent it on Ladies, Liquor, and Luxuriesf' Not that he regretted it! MSure ftwas a fine show while it lasted. Last we have the two American fliers,---one, the quiet, methodical Lind- bergh, planning where he was going and getting there A-the other the happy- go lucky Corrigan starting for California and landing in England These are but a few of the truly great Americans lf we could study all of them we should find that they were all different Why? Two things their ancestry and the fact that they were free to choose their own way of life This freedom is the American s most precious possession freedom of thought freedom of speech and freedom of action Pearl Buck says Our country is based upon diversity oi race and upon freedom of belief and this is our chtef claim to be unique and great BILL HEATH 42 QCLA5tlC ,QCJQQAIHQQ As I speak of the Pilgrim Spirit I am thinking of it in terms of Freedom Freedom as God made it Freedom that is not bound by hate or fear We are fighting now to preserve our democracy our homes our world Vie are fghting to gain the peace that will be everlasting for all countries To gain and keep this peace our minds must be free free from hate We ve all seen the advertisement in the papers for a movie film picturing a Iapanese flyer as a devilish looking creature v ith cruel eyes fiendisrt teeth and mouth l want to use this as an example lf we get this picture of the Iapanese in our minds now while we are fighting them it will not be easy to get it out of our minds after we have won the X ar from them Rather it is M 'tat they stand or that NS must hate even as tntensely as i e love that freedom the life which We stand for We hear all around us and we say our selves that e ll blast Tokyo off the rnap and we ll Wipe out the Land of the F s ng Su and make that Sun set forever B tdo ve really mea t i lth k e dont because e ca not 'near t at and oel eve too ir the ideals i e are ghting for The ideal tt at are at tie basis of ou l rel eve are these We hold these t sith to DC se GJ ert t atairre oeceate e ua t ttiey aeendo Jedp tte creao e i at e Ip t ap ne se e oeieve f hen o gft o 5 oaae e ec4 dependence o iac ave o aaa aloouit t e pea L a awe e e rea e cces o t s peace or t ii' rrear a ot e ar ooner or late Vary o u iave even t toug t about the actual running , , ' W I 1, I, . . I 1 I . , I I C , I A , . , . , , . . . . A 1 . , . . A . . , 'T li f r ' . ' L, 'ff I , ' , ' I A . A ii i . n . . u J . ' h sg in Q ' ' w i i t , A . , , f , I , , n . 1 , i . . Zi ' . . . s .1 E' ' r aims, i Q 1 , l .- 1 ' . ri ' . lf- 'id .L h l' i.. n rr r d a' l, he E r v li lf t r '.-.ith c r1a1ngr.aQQenable rights that hong these are lif , lx' erty, and the pur- sur of ht ,pl Thea irnznortal truths ' li d 'fl we u Qi. ur independence from England iQ l77fi, and we must belreve thern witli much ' r ' r and fuller L Lei non-.' as so-Q the in n . .. f the world, the '.-.':.o.e world from aQl , ' -as that may I1 H contrary t these :unaarxental trutnsf We are ::ear1:i'g and reading :nach nov: ' ys a ' 'xxinriing .hr A ace aiter the 1-:ar We rscogngse tzie fact th t must n '- a :nor L1IiQt'd '.-.'or.dg we ie .LZ that we rrxust make a su ss f 211 i r . n .n r S i r .tr 1' f is' h ' L .1 of the world after the war. Many more of us, I think, have no definite ideas as to rust how it will be run, but know that something will have to be different if wars are ever to cease. Perhaps some of us, when we read of this group of men and women or that group of young people holding a discussion about how we must make this world a better place after the war or other related topics, know that this is a good thing, but yet have a vague, uncomfortable feeling fl was about to say a cynical feelingl about its ever doing any good. Maybe, even though we see that a unlon of the peoples of the world is what we must have, We are afraid that this is too idealistic and will never work, We are afraid that it is human nature to fight wars, that we always have fought and always will fight them. Perhaps that is the fear that is making us a little unsure about this ' better world after the war . lf we have this idea, we are defeated before we start. We've got to believe those wonderful things people call ideals with our hearts as much as with our minds. They arent merely beautitul thoughts that are lovely to think about sometimes, theyre firm, concrete convictions that we must make our life if we are to live really live life to the fullest ounce lf we love them and live them deeply every day they will determ ne how the world will be after the war PEGGY CRAMER 42 Ul'lJUl The sun sinks low that once soared high As an eagle soars in the morning sky And the deep dark lies like a death web pun Twixt the rising moon and the setting sun Our lives shall fade like the setting sun Sleep is the balm when day is done And we shall walk where the web is spun No dawn shall be ours rust the setting sun EDWARD SCHULTZE ELL U ji. QZBWLHOL lt was a hot day in mid Augu Gs P r Purvis threfv up the v indow and stuck her head out a or g it colored bandana tied around it here and there a wisp of unruly hair protruding She c aned her neck so as to command a view of the porch which extended the length of the face of the house Prom the porch came the sounds of shrill laughter 1 ere sat two little motriers dress ing their children Re pectively they were Mrs Sadie Splicer and Mrs Perkins with no particular first name Their daughters were Arabella a beautiful creature with flaming red hair and an enormous chip out of her nose the second was Miss Iones and the fact that the color of her face was black made no difference to this little person They had scarcely reached their fifth year but already they possessed the qualities found in all mothers Their loud cries floated up to Mrs Purv s who frowned upon them with drew her head and slammed the w ndovw w tn the admonition for the children to be more quiet and something about Mr Purvis being sick Time passed on The ladies on the porch tired of playing with their dishes scattered them carelessly about the veranda f i - . 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Mrs Spllcer looked wtstfully at her playmate and told her emphatxcally that she d1d not wrsh to keep house anymore but wanted to engage m some thrng more exc1t1ng No sooner had she uttered these words than an mspxr atfon came to Mrs Perkms l th1nk tt would be fun 1f one of our chrldren were to d1e The suggestton appealed to the other and lmmedtately they began to dec1de wh1ch of the chtldren was to d1e Frnally they agreed that the v1ct1m was to be Arabella for she was IH rather bad health and her nose was a httle dxs ofnted anyway They proceeded to wrap the poor corpse IH a rather ragged crlmson blanket For an art1st1c touch they decorated her wtth bllS of nbbon and a DISCS of feather boa that they had p1cked up tn the att1c The ceremony completed they dec1ded that for a fmrshmg touch they must hang somethlng on the doorknob to show passers by that there had been a death tn the household lnsplratlon once agaln returned Run home and get your mothers black Sunday ve1l lll watt here and match the baby Mrs Sadle Sphcer leaped down the steps 1n a very undlgnlfled manner and raced up the block No sooner had she gone than she was back agam the ve1l flyxng behmd her rn the w1nd Mrs Perktns took It and t1ed xt 1n a very dehcate bow on the brg brass doorknob There tt fluttered tn the breeze and the two httle mothers were qurte proud of themselves The novelty of thts past1me wore off too and the two young ladles looked about for somethrng else to do The dolls were thrown neghgently 1n the corner Mrs Perkms p1cked up her dxshes packed them rn a box and carrred them behmd the house to the outsrde faucet to wash them although they werent very dtrty The task accomphshed the two ladres began skrppmg rope and 1nterludes of laughter and shoutlng were mterspersed w1th the httle songs that young ladres srng whtle skrpprng rope Thls caused such a commotlon that Mrs Purvls appeared once agaln at the wlndow Up went the sash and out came the head stut covered wrth the red bandanna losephlne Harrfson you and your 11ttle fr1end w1ll have to go home th1ngs and run on home' She slammed the wfndow as the emphatlc per1od to her emphattc command Come on Escamxlla Well go She looked up at the closed wlndow and made a wry face Drsgusted the two ladres trudged up the street therr dolhes dangltng from therr clenched fmsts 'A' 1 1' 'k 'I The hght breeze stfrred the leaves of the elm tree 1n the Purv1ss front yard lt also rustled the prece of black cloth that was t1ed 1n a dehcate bow on the Purvfss doorknob lt wafted laz1ly to and fro rn the breeze utterly forgotten by the two young ladtes From up the street came Mrs Bumgardener all decked out ln a ltght summery outf1t w1th a gtgantlc plumed plcturehat completmg her costume She started to pass the Purvrs home when the black ve1l caught her eye Oh heavens' she saxd to herself poor Mr Purvts l knew he was srck but l never dreamed Poor Emrly too l must flnd tlme to drop 1n somettme today Wtth that she pranced on down the street wondermg how to spread the news to the rest of the town On the way to Leona Wmkler s tea socfal she met Mr Hubbard Walter' Amt heard the news yet have you? No? Well' Poor lrvrng Purvrs IS dead Yep' Must have dted yesttdy or sometfme early thls mormn Amt ft a shame? Yes Mr Hubbard decrded 1t was qu1te a shame and proceeded on h1s way telhng all that he met about 1t Iacob Hetts the postmaster was qufte shocked when told the news Why Mrssus PUYVIS was rn only day afore yesterday and she sald lrv was dom rtght well and should be up and around rn a few days' He cllcked h1s tongue w1th SUIDTISG and went on about h1s bus1ness Its the funnxest thtng I ever heard uv remarked Homer Tutt as he strode back 1nto the del1catessen store M1s PUFVIS doesn t seem much wrought up over the affatr l Just made a del1very at her house and there she was emptytn the dust from the carpet sweeper on the back porch calm and col lected as you please M1ghty funny ef you ask me He swung the screen . , Y . I . r , , ' ' V I .w. . I , . You're making too much noise, and Mr. Purvis isn't feeling well. Pick up your . , ' I I 1. , . door behlnd htm and walked 1nto the back of the store shaklng h1s head lookmg very puzzled M1ss Mullen stopped Myrtle Deshee on the street wlth another chotce ptece You know sald she I dont thmk Mrs PUTVIS IS very troubled over Mr PUTVISS death I was Just over there and there was Em1ly s1tt1n tn her parlor workln on her hooked rug There she sat Jest as n1ce as you please cutttn up some materlal I asked her what she was dom and she sald that she was yust cuttln up some th1ngs for her rug some old socks of Irv1ng s that hed never wear agaln Imaglnel She threw up her head and walked up the block Irvmg PUFVIS propped h1mself up 1n bed wtth a stack of p1llows and opened the evenlng paper He scanned the front page chuckled at a few comlcs turned to page twenty n1ne gasped choked and let out a roar He let out a strxng of language such as cannot be ment1oned here Who the h does that Sam Dooley thlnk he IS anywayl If th1s IS some pract1cal Joke I ll sue h1m for every penny that hlck town paper IS worth' He threw off the bedclothes h1s boney legs stlck ng out htdeously from h1s flannel mghtshlrt Emllyl Emllyl he bellowed tak1ng the stalrs two at a tlme Look at th1s lust look at th1s Who does he th1nk he IS just tell me that? Who does he thmk he 157 It was evldent that Irv1ng PUFVIS s temper had gotten control of h1m He flung the paper 1n h1s w1fe s lap commandlng her to read lt She plcked 1t up read 1t looked at her sputtenng spouse and a f1t of laughter convulsed her Oh Irv she shrteked rockmg back and forth Thls IS too funny Mrs Purvls must have been an excephonal woman and an exceptlonal w1fe for 1t was not long before she had her husband laughmg too lust then Mr Purvts happened to look out of the wlndow There he saw Mr Cumby the pastor comtng up the walk Dont get angry sald Mrs Purv1s Hes probably come to see about the detculs of the funeral Let me let h1m ln sald Mr Purvls gettlng up from the chalr where he had thrown hlmself ID h1s ht of temper I m sure lt w1ll be qulte a surprlse to the old gent He reached the door Just as the bell buzzed He threw open the door wtth a Jovlal smlle on h1s face Come IH Mr Cumby he sald Im sure I can help you lf you ve come to flnd out about the funeral After all I m the body' TOM TRYON 43 we mfurn The bleak desolate landscape of h1s homeland looked more barren to the weary soldter than any of the war torn flelds he had seen As he trudged along the homeward way he recognlzed landmarks famthar smce chlldhood 1n Sp1l9 of the black ashes d1sf1gur1ng them When he came to the skeleton of the church of h1s youth st1ll proudly thrustmg 1ts blackened steeple toward the sky as 1f IH challenge hatred agalnst those who had caused th1s de structlon th1s utter ru1n overflowed h1s heart One thought ftlled h1s bra1n to get back to seek revenge aga1nst them There amld the shattered embers of the l1ttle church so dear to htm he made an oath to dedlcate the rest of h1s lxfe to that sole purpose revenge Strange v1s1ons of h1s mother kept stealmg to h1s bra1n almost as lf to force out h1s war weary thoughts But no he would not must not thlnk of her She was dead They had kllled her She would not be there to welcome h1m back to pralse God for her boy s return Why why dld her v1s1on torture hun so? Agaln he turned bttterly to h1s oath and she faded from h1m hke a sunbeam darkened by an angry cloud Once more he walked along the road Then as he neared h1s home he broke tnto a run, hop1ng agalnst hope to flnd lt as he had left 1t, but knowtng 1 I 1 . 1 11 . . 11 .1 11 - 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 - . . , . 1 1 . 11 - 1 1 - 1 . . , , . 1 - 1 i 'R 'h i' 'A' 1 A 1 1 ' 1 1 - , . - - - , . 1 , . . . Q , . , . 1. . . 11 . . . .1 . . , . . . , , . , . 1 1 1 1. 11 . . .1 - - 11 1 1 - - , . . , , . .1 1 11 . . 1. 1 , . . . 11 11 . . 11 . . . . ' 1 - 1 11 - 1 1. , 11 1 1. 1 - 1 1 - 1 - . 1 11 . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1. 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1. 11 - 1 1 . . - 1 ' I . , 1 in his heart the folly of his joy. Then, suddenly, he was there. He had come home. 'lHome. A mass of smouldering ashes with a blackened chimney in their midst. As he sank to the ground, angry sobs forced themselves from his throat, He beat the ground with his fists, half maddened by his grief. He had known this was at the end of his iourney, but his vain dream had not left his heart for a moment. The dream that somehow by some miracle of Gods the home that had sheltered so many loving friends that had become mellowed with o many happy hours of Joy and companionship would be untouched Again the black hatred filled him stronger than before and once again he resolved to get back to make them suffer as he was suffering now As in a dream he staggered to his feet and walked nearer Everything was gone everything but wait something had survived It was her chair his mothers chair charred but still standing As he watched it it rocked slowly in the breeze and again she came and this time she was not shut out Crowds of memories came flooding back to him as he stood watching Her voice sweet and clear came back over the tide of years Why she was talk ing to him as she used to on the quiet Sunday evenings He could hear her clearly Love thy enemies my son as He would have you do Suddenly his hatred left him as she meant that it should He was purged of the bitter ness inflicted by the war Slowly he lifted his eyes from the chair to the bright courageous blue of the sky Surely there was hope hope for a peace ful world where brotherly love could reign He would help to make it so Father he said forgive them for they know not what they do PAULINE HAI-IN 42 jc GLLOLUJ y 15 ufuc You either like Tschaikowsky s music or you dont There are no two ways about it lf you are sentimental and imaginative if certain things can move you deeply you will like it lf on the other hand you are realistic and do not day dream you won t like it Tschaikowsky appeals to imaginative sensitixe people because he was imaginative and sensitive himself He put all his heart and soul and feeling and moods into his music Being Russian he was alternately sad and gay but his music even at its most tragic is never dull or gloomy His strange friendship with a Russian noble woman Nadejda Von Meck is reflected in his Fourth Symphony Our Symphony he called it ln it he expre sed his devotion and gratitude to her indeed everything he felt lt was this way with everything he wrote Tschaikowsky wrote marielous waltzes They are lilting and billowing and give the listener much the same sensation swinging gives First one starts quietly then gradually gathering momentum one at last reaches a glorious climax high in the air with the wind rushing past These waltzes fthe Romeo and Iuliet Waltz the Waltz of the Flowers the Sleeping Beauty Waltz D make you feel breathless and hardly able to bear sitting still His Nut Cracker Suite shows how delightfully and charmingly Tschaikowsky could write music This suite is for young people primarily but everyone loves it His ballet The Swan Lake is delicate and nostalgic The marches in his sym phonies are stirring and colorful His Marche Slav is a deep purple mo ment very moving grave and rather Oriental But all his music lovely and graceful and moving as it is is merely lead ing up to his Sixth Symphony called the Pathetique This is considered nts greatest work ln it are all his loneliness and sadness and Joy and happi ne s a Nell When people hear this work they do not mourn Tschaikowsky as having had more to give the world had he lived longer No there is finality in his Sixth Symphony finality that seems to say l have no more to glue This is my zenith l can go no farther Tschaikowskys music is rare in that it is great and at the same time gives pleasure to many people even to those who know nothing about music 1 1 1 Q - , . 1 1. 11 1 11 1 , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 - , . 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Then Mocoski E112 a nigh fly vxhicfi was taken by the left fielder, Vi.'gll1arns, One away, only two more to gc' As the ball came back to him he heard the first baseman say, 'Nice going, Kid . And he was a kxd a first year rookie who had just come up from the minors. Outwardly he was calm lnside, however, he was excited, his nerves tingled his heart pounded. Only two more to go' He tried to calm himself. He thought lt only the fourth inning but it didn t do any good He wa still tense but he was not the only tense person there The radio announcer the sports writers the crowds in the stands his own team mates even the umpires were waiting for the next pitch and the next one and the one after that Hal Travers the veteran catcher signaled for a straight ball to the righthander up next Iohnny shook his head lmagine a straight ball at this stage' Hal insisted Then lohnny remembered This batter liked curves but a hard fast straight low one lohnny sent it flying Ball one Hal called another one Smart baseball he would be expecting a curve He threw the ball which was topped back toward Iohnny He ran up on it and fired it over to first Out' Phew' That man was fast he thought He got the runner by only a few inches He felt the perspiration break out all over him Well only one more to go lust think how proud his dad would be Good old Dad who had taught him patiently devotedly ever since he could remember Dad who was watching every move of his now Dad who loved the game as only a quarter of a century s living it could bring Who s up next? Oh' Big Pete Walbreen the heaviest hitter on the Yankee team' Iohnny remembered asking the coach and manager what his weakne s was A base on balls was the answer Last time up he had thrown him a low curve he would be waiting for that Hal knew that too Hal called for on inside fast one A ball' Hal called to another one just the same Strike one' Tohnny felt weak all over lust think of the black headlines telling the world Rookie Pitches No Hit No Hun Game lohnny felt dizzy lf the crowd would only make some no se But everyone wa hushed tense waiting for the next p tcli Hal s gnaled The arne thing? Well Hat knew' He had been catching big eaguers for tv elve year The ball sped to: ard the plate Crack' Tne bail rev toward second and Big Pete flew toward first Bart ing stopped t ie ball He picked it up a d tlirev it to r t T ie runner and tt e batte seemed to reach t'ie Jag imulta eo sly' mny t o t e renci in tr e locker room a p cturc c de ecttor ni ire .f no rtc S r , Ioh n c a d c c a Judge fl1Oli'1C1iL. t condemne fiat f it o ie x as a e Trier he loorcd up prou For a second 1 a at cr d you ould cal ir t out Dad DOROTHY Pl TFPSON 43 , 's . ' ' ' A ' , s . , V L . ' , . ' , ' . i ' s r . ' . . . N A y .l . I5 ' Y u , ' . ' ' ' l ' J s, ' ' ' is . , ' ' ' f' J ' 5 if Q . w 1 ' ' i 5, Q ' c i 1 n 1 , 5 ' n i J .. s, , 1 'i ' r. Q L- is ' n uri. 'Safe' said the umpire, but he could hardly be heard. lol ' ' :sa rg it 'Qi 'l ' 'i X , 1' r 3 Q i, The u p had Q? at 'init carrie in. ' o r , ri Qf, K 13 i ,azz if lie '.'.' -re ' 'J' 't ' ' ss d liim, but t. the wa',' l f3,lVf it.' l saw , too, :said I hnrzy, i 'J F f . ' . t'. 1 , i dly, ', ' :L ' frfi ' 'l E1 1' '. f Y. t 'A ow afcA your g r laaraforg wing ,jvlm .fd gall There are many schools of thought concerntng how to catch a dog pre paratory to gtvtng htm a bath There are those few but trusttrtg souls who tn order to get thetr pets tnto thetr bath ooms use sugared tones and mag ntftcent gestures tn a vatn attempt to convtnce thetr dogs that they wouldn hurt them for the world Thts method 1S almost always met wtth knowtng looks from satd dogs and an almo t audtble Oh yeah? Then there are those persons who ftrmly belteve that the stmple t and least patnful method ts to pretend that they havent the rernotest tntentton of gtvtng thetr dogs a bath To accompltsh thts tt ts necessary to become ud denly tnterested tn showtng your pet the tntertor of your bathrootn The e overtures too usually prove unsuccessful as all but the stuptdest of dogs become equally tnterested tn ftndtng a place under a bed Therefore we shall constder the most ttresome but the most effecttve and wtdely used method of all the stalktng systerr lf you have yust recetved a dog or are about to you wtll probably want thts untversally popular system explatned to you Ftrst of all tt conststs tn ustng sheer force lt also calls for pattence and stamtna as well as phystcal fttness As you are constdertng trytng thts system you are wtthout a doubt hard hearted and so by thts ttme most ltkely have menttoned the subtect of a bath tn the dog s heartng Thts was a great error on your part for tf your dog ts normal he wtll have headed tmmedtately tn the dtrectton of a bed and ftxed htmself securely under tt However make the best of thts unfortunate mtstake and get your beartngs After you have determtned the clog s posttton advance cauttously toward htm ffrom the rear tf posstblel When you stght an unsuspecttng Pl paw or but tt makes you feel as tf you re at least trytng Thts wtld snatch wtll cause the dog to scramble hasttly out from under the bed Con the other stde from youl and so the chase begtns The ftrst few mtnutes you wtll pursue htm enthustasttcallf feeltng ltke a hunter stalktng a very yellow ttger tn Darkest Afrtca but thts conftdent sensatton wtll last only a short ttme Then you wtll begtn to feel stlly and angry fnever rntnd the dog s emottons are probably stmtlarl After you have chased your cantne frtend Pl through the house two or three ttmes and sttll havent bagged htm you wtll begtn to thtnk that maybe your techntgue ts wrong You re rtght It IS wrong Therefore as ume a benevo lent atr and call cheertly to your dog lf nothtng happens scream at htm Thts ts bound to have results and he wtll come waggtng up to you hts face shtntng and hts eyes eager But watt' You wont be through then The worst ts yet to come unless your dog ts portable lf he ts fbless htmll ptck htm up and carry htm to the watttng bathtub Prom there tts easy If he ts not Ccurse html and happens to be a Newfoundland Great Dane or lrtsh Wolf hound there you wtll re flect bttterly on the many ntce breeds of dogs that come tn small stzesl you have three alternattves fll yell for two or three members of the famtly to come help you ltft the antmal fnaturally they wont be able to but try tt any wayl f2l ltft htm yourself fthts ts not advtsable because tf the dog ts heavy enough you wtll develop curvature of the sptnel C3l drag htm Thts wtll be dtfftcult as by thts ttme he wtll have become fully aware of your tntenttons and prostrated htmself on the floor However thts ts the only posstble alter nattve so brace yourself and yank Ot course the dog wtll sltp hts collar so just put tt on a ltttle ttghter after the thtrd sltpptng Wtthout a doubt you wtll be tn the room farthest from the bath so you have a long dtfftcult battle ahead of you At thts potnt your dog wtll become Coy and wave all four paws and hts tatl at you Now watt Thtnk of the poor dog He needs a bath lts up to you to gtve tt to htm The only thtng to do Z, C ., Pe I l O 0 A 1 L , 1 . . . I -I I . . 1 5 H . , I . .L M A S i - . . s - ' L-' - L. I tatl sticking out from under the bed, grab it, It won't do any good, of course, I I - - - . , ' 2 Xoclc Slc 0 ,f ff ffe,4,, ,4 '7! W I ' I I - ll . 1 f QI f C ',A.' .1 nj, 1:11 ::g1yv':f-1:2 ,1'Z'L :.- :Qfi LQYTX Tm- 533 .rf '.' 2. ,Uni I ','. 1ri ,A nr fi 141 dll.. S Qs fl I I ff!! a fD1 0 1 ' x wh1ch they had been sublected And so the B111 of R1ghts stands today a memorable landmark tn man s endless struggle for freedom Chenshed as these r1ghts are 1n the mlnds of Amer1cans today the appre c1at1on of th1s 1mmortal doctrme can be best expressed by 1ts proper use and correct mterpretatton True we are assured that we shall never be de prtved of these r1ghts but a r1ght IS someth1ng more than a statement of pflV 1lege We have the r1ght to worshlp as N6 choose but that doesnt 1nsp1re people w1th w1sdom and fa1th We have the r1ght of free speech but that doesnt necessar1ly 1nculcate constructlve th1nk1ng or l1beral m1nded conver satton Th1s we must do ourselves wtth the GXSTCISG and practlcal appl1cat1on of those r1ghts delegated to us Unless we dedtcate ourselves to th1s patr1ot1c cause the pr1v1lege wh1ch were bestowed on us may eas1ly be taken away and Wllh complete publ1c 1nd1fference Of course 1t IS very often true that the e r1ghts are sub1ected to m1s use and as a result many demagog1cal act1v1t1es thr1ve 1n the country However 1t IS the duty of every Amencan to revere these guarantees of freedom not by merely boast1ng of the1r posses 1O'1 but by translat1ng them 1nto SSFVICG for the welfare of the country and of the world Thts respons1b1l1ty cannot be avotded w1thout 1eopard1z1ng our country s success tn the battles to come for the B111 of R1ghts IS very much a symbol of un1ty IH days of hardsh1p and tr1al Probably the most dangerous factor to deal w1th now IS the petty goss1p and 1dle talk wh1ch IS apt to result 1n hysterla and destructtve rumors The government places no l1m1tat1ons on our pr1v1lege of free speech but l1m1ta t1ons there must be and for that we must assume our own obl1gat1ons Noth 1ng IS more harmful to a p ogresslve natxon than uncontrollable m1s1nformed rumors wh1ch mlght result eventually 1n 1nternal corrupt1on Broad m1nded est he1ghts 1n democrat1c l1v1ng and advancement The fa1th and hope wh1ch these r1ghts embody lS the very essence of Chr1st1an1ty In the peace to come the people of the Un1ted Nat1ons should remember the causes for wh1ch th1s war was fought and the peace wh1ch they reap should be fully 1n accord Wllh the doctr1nes 1nculcated IH our own B111 of R1ghts Such 1ntolerance and cruelty wh1ch kept al1ve the spark of vengeance twenty llVe years ago should be d1spensed w1th IH th1s future peace and there w1ll be l1ttle cause for further confhct 1n later years Thus we may bu1ld a new world w1th new hope and fatth born of t1me worn exper1ence and last1ng w1s dom the foundatlon for wh1ch hes 1n 1nherent pr1nc1ples of our own Btll of Rtghts WELLES ADAMS 42 we ea,l'lU'l Beauty IH the full sense of the word IS the real1zat1on of utter s1mpl1c1ty and symmetry of an object That oblect may be etther large or small s1ze bear 1ng no relat1ve we1ght to the amount of thought or med1tat1on devoted to 1t lt IS recogn1zed 1mmed1ately IH llS true form and only the pf1VlleQ6d can VIGW 1lS grandeur and feel the full force of emotlon created by s1mply behold1ng 1t The symmetr1cal almost geometr1cal proporuon of a WISD of cobweb covered w1th the early morn1ng dew a ma1est1c peak surrounded by fa1ry l1ke cloud formlng a soft fleecy halo from wh1ch there sh1nes a rad1ance a br1ll1ance re flect1ons of the golden sunshlne these are but var1at1ons of beauty These and every form of nature and 1ts creatures organ1c and 1norgan1c compostng our env1ronment have 1n themselves an or1g1nal beauty The only requlrement to real1ze and recogn1ze true beauty IH llS own form IS that we truly love 1t for beauty IS one of the th1ngs not l1m1ted to kmgs In th1s commerclal and mater1al1st1c world beauty IS not l1m1ted to the works of Nature and the word IS used constantly 1n commerc1a1 ftelds to sell anyth1ng from a bath1ng su1t to an automob1le The world w1ll l1ve to grow old, and so w1ll 1ts people, and some of them . - I r , . I . . V - thinking and foresightedness is the policy which leads all nations to the great- I 0 . f . I . . , - - S x. IKII' l L IH l s l N f J fl fi,.1lsipiff .I.Tf1. '1. 122 I-,ryi E f1:zA tgg:f,l:'1 Exif if A 1 ,zygi 'i Ti 'lf' : fff-ae--. :if Q1 W--v..ff:': ::A xp 4 rg qt1,'.ff' iii xi gf it Lug.: ., f i' th,:f.i1ig,1 1: 1, ,-'-3.15 i 1 ., .MU ffm f:1,.:.':. 'ff ,n '- Q' .' A if , I'1I 1 Y 1' ,' I ' f' X f JLJQW j g K Yfx K ,gu- ,- C, Wy: if F'1-'SV K4-x F' ff X J bbwliu f V X f f f f '. - '- 1,2-j -42: f j 1 vj' f i v-,- -J 1 ff: 1 xl: , 3 ' I.L',:'L LL?-I .Lag-' j .Q fkiqi, - HT. 9 il., .wa j I I :Q-5 ' 1 '- , ' f avi A -I xx... lg 2 :q.-X f ,A f yy, iff ' n Q' X ! 5 ' A 1 wg ff f , TNQJ,-v-. .mb-Q y sy f , n J H - - K 1 ,g n..,lfN'l' . QR -5-3' ' . f 5' jg, ,ng f ' ,Wi ., f 'I ' ' , ,- J 15' .': t 4- fn lv nl Xa wi 7 11 vs- -'GH Q i -f J f X f mv? 1.. 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EJ .1 - ,j g 'Q:,e,-fi, , :xiii TKTIIIX 2'.'ff Q' f.f.dE'I .' yi xii, x-.wg ' ,'.' . 1 '11 l'3'l,'.1'N if.: I- 1' afffllg OCCQI' Fxr t Row F Meaghnr I McKee H Ma on P Sa lnq E May 'Capta1nD C Harm R Gme F Hvggm C Maynard Second How L A111 on CMgrJ F DeW11t I Lennon M Ma on D MCKCIVIP R Bong ton L S hu '1an'1 E Loveland Coach R1tch1P 'l!a,-Mi, 136.44-QfAaf 1942 F tRow B Mono W Meagher E May R McCJe ICUFQGIPU W Cnesley W Reywold G Lynn Se ond Row B Allen CMgrJ G Harm E Meaghe Coach R11 H19 '.. ., . S,. Il' ,. X ',1 Third Rocw. Mtonon, R Whoryf, R McCue, M'.'McOrnber, E Nogas, K, Worley, R Me-isterling - 3 I s ga W W g , W W ? W W ' ' W ,W ,Q UILAI 55 OCCUI STANDINGS OF TEAMS M, 541161, If I9-H1942 SEASON S SCHEDULE X , 2 Ill f' W S., , ' ' ' ' . - ' jf . . .f f .f ft:.fr 1 :fqifyyf 1 I' f' 1:1 . .:.: I :I Iliff- 'lggx If .1 :'f1'1f1d '. . 1. T4 5413.1 '1 1.21 I .' 1 ffzii. f.':,ff'iiAi-,1-- 33,51 2 1 ,1:t',.'ff.1i 1 . . g11Li,1..1,'af1 g'i1.:1,f.':.fi:11-QQ Q11 -lf V: I.11:.'.'.1Qo lf ff v:t I1 5':ix'g11fe 7 ..'T:w7 1-.1 12 NH '1 1 -' ., Ty-7 i. 1 ' 'vi 31.2.-qi 1 1. '11 1 . YQ . 1. xt .33 1 . '. .1 1' V5 :.' f . :NI ip 1 V. .TNQ . 1 Ulllllllllltll HMI: Ind1v1ducx1 Scoring IUNIOR VARSITY I 5 STANDING OF TERMS 511 511 911 BASEBALL SCHEDULE L-Ill! I ' f 2 I jIIll'I 1' 11.5.5 'J 1, 31' I ff Yjamify gaiogaf F1rt Row P Qallmg E May D Robert B Morton lCap1a1nI I Hall1f-y C Gag Q W O tapr-rk Se and Row' L Noga L S rumann R McCue G Har 1 M Ma on Coa 11 R11 'Ijanufg jracL l942 F111 Row E K1dney P Lord W Wxll ey W Tyler CC,apta1nI I McKee K Wo le: R C'1r1 ton fin G Anaer '1 Trnd Row P DGXVI fYv'g D ant n E H1 1 Ol Q L L raqa ' V' Carlo Founl R w H R Pa H M Ke1v1e D Maknalo C Maynard C 1' ' I. Q1 1 11 , , YQS, . 3 , 'Chia Second How W. Iahnson, F Gunn, FI M111rnan, E Clark, R Meehan, A Bangs, M M:Oriber ' ' it 1 1 rI, R F-rr 19, I. S11.1t!1, W Andcrso , B Srmth, ggn: R R 1.3 , 111. ' 131, Coach v. 1 n. .1 3' 1 McKee, . rsons, . C ' , . 1 ' , , 1 1 . TRACK SCHEDULE Thursday East Hartford Thursday Plainville Thursday Wilson Thursday Windsor Wednesday Central Valley Meet Saturday Greater Hartford ' f ' .SD f lf' 5 POI' if April 23 May May May May May 14 21 2 3 In our Freshman year we made a commendable record by takmg over the Soccer Champlonshlp and alsofthe Basketball Champtonshlp As Iuntors our team Walked oft Wllh the Baseball Champnonshlp 1n the el11n1nat1on tournament Also tn our Iumor year Ioan Zawlsza was runner up for the glrls Tennls Champ1onsh1p Durmg our Sen1or year our team captured the Soccer Champxonshlp The g1rls of the class of 1942 are proud to say that they entered all acttv 11165 whole heartedly and d1d therr best sllmlm C7 A Ftrst Row L Gn wold D Cornwall A Par ons E Ketth N Braly M Meagher S Iohnson A Lydlard S cond Row M Bu lf A Pesco ohio 1. Murray P Lowell G Wal h M Kelly S Arnold C Mele Thlrd Row G Murphy I Young N lx' cartry I Wat on P Carcy B Rowe I Grlswcld E llconomo Fourth Row M Dunn D Peter on . . ' . 1 1 . c 7 1 . I ,. , . OCCQI' 6Lal'7llJl0ll5 I I F1rst Row D Cornwall B Hughes fCOCGplG1UI A Lydtcrd ICO Coptcunl I Zcrwtszo V Noren 640011910115 Fxrst Row A Parsons G Murphy CCcptcx1nI S Iohnson Second Row M Buck I Young L Soule B Terr1ll Thrrd Row D Peterson I Watson B Rowe M Low E Economo seconud ROWZHD Baldwin, A. Walsh, G. Walsh, G. Webster, M. Kelly, ll. Biczly. ff X 'N x X X f-'f XxX X X x X X fl! X 17 x. 7 1414 fllflli' ff ,f-51, X If I ,dk 74 fx! X --,Z k N a i, 5 X X f Xx x B013 Lg I R xeix X gxk X X , fx xii ,Xxx .l X N xv f- X x x - 'Ax , X X -, , x T KN NA-X xx, .X xx Iggy? X N X .. fffffgv f if- - Q p ,A 'Xi ,5,,gf f 2 , X, ff' f,1f?? ' f ' X X Q'Z1J'gZ, - I4 , X KX -ex. ff' f .0,:f' H , if , , , , ff A-vw ' M' N f ,kg-:Q K If X ,. . If X., w - ' X , 1 f 41 , ' V' f f -f ff-' ii ff ' - X , A , fx 1 if bl ff k -if 2 ,Was f ' f K f , Q A f ill A jf f Y Jffgf' 17. :T 4 f 4 ' , ' X s fir f 5 Q -, I ,Mfg rx ,' w V X 1 F -I , f f - ff' X X X D-.. i f ,f X ,X -ef Q3 I 3: ff x X ff f f',f X X -f i 5 V 1 X X X .V 22 4 'a x XX . V , x J A K , X X0 X X x x X - ks OT KM ff' Ill S af Ollam Sh ff xrst Row A Wat mft n on af ar a'ner D Crarre M Ma tmo Se and Row C Hctcn M Kelly D Almqtnt I Clark P Hahn I W1l an A Matte or Thx d Raw W Adams I Grzswold I Cla lc B C k A Lyaxa d A Peecoealtdo M BJ hong A Drolet R Be-attle Fourth Row L Angelonl R Whorf I Lennon I MfKee A Penny P Ma on cfm 52 ff F1rQtRow A Wxllgoas M Buehong A Tracy I. Angelonl I Zawxsza A Roscoe N Btaly Second Row L Grtwvold P Cramer I Grlswold A Lydtard P Hahn M Kelly A Matte an Thlra Raw R Who' E May W Adams G Harm I McKee B Coates W Baker In l F' 1 A dts, N. C' '.-:md , I, Z vixsza, B M P Cr .. , F Keith, E Mcllniff LM. Meagher, I. Crisyvald. I I A I I U I I S I 4 A D A a 3,-afhf ,S'f,..f.fl-1942 F Row I Zcvvlszcr P Cramer I Grlswo M Low I Clark S C1 Rom E Nay R Wdor' I Lerner' G Horns I McKee Stl! elif COUHCII ,J D I I LSZAQOK QCLFLCQJ The Freshman Reception opened the season of dances with a bang, Tommy Sage and his orchestra provided tne music, and a County Fair was the theme oi aecoratgon. Audrey Roscoe and Bob Grimes were co-cnazrmen. ln the atmosphere of a '.-.unter scene, couples danced to the strains of The Farmington Valley Club Orcnestra at the Sophomore Hop. Iohnny Higgins was general chairman. Every one had a grand time and was sorry when the evening ended. During the Christmas vacation a new note was added to the schedule of dances. The Student Council gave a tea dance. Ed May was general chair- znan and it was a great success. The lunior Prom will prove worthy of the class that is giving it. lt hasnt happened yet, but we are sure that every one will enioy the music ot The Connecticut Collegians who will play in a patriotic atmosphere, The co-chair- men Lo s Gallup and Bill Morgan v ill see that it is a dance ot dance The season ot gala events vill be climayed by the SENIOR BALL About this we can tell you little because the ELM went to press before the dance You can be certain however that when you look back to the year ot l942 the BALL will stand out as one ot the best W H S has ever seen jadlay First Row F Babel A Marley R Colson E Cheney A Weisul C Hagman W Parker Ir Fitzgerald Third Row W Carlton E Pollard A Witt D Hale D Berquxst rl Francis H McKn1ff Fourth Row H Fuller M Inman O Olson H Curtis P Fullerton C Barnes W Hjelm G Ritchie , i , JT 4 ' S. Second Row: F. Shtpp, M. Viets, H. Helnrickson, Ki B-enedict,'E.. Backman, Faderl, It enior pfagd The Senior Class presented three one-act plays on November l, l94l. The first of the plays, 'The Londonderry Air by Rachel Field was directed by Mr. Adams. The cast included Alice Drolet as the Bound Out Girl, Iack McKee as the Peddler, Grace Webster as the Widow Boggs and Welles Adams as the Widows son, Hiram. Anne Tracy was the student prompter. The second play, Hearts and Flowers ' or Curses! the Villain is Foiled by Henry Rowland, was directed by Mr. Carlton. The cast included William Barker as Godfrey Goodheart, Lorraine Hotchkiss as Mrs, Goodheart, Iean Clark as True Hope, Robert Grimes as Blackie Blackman, Nellie Bialy as Iessie Iassamine, and Gordon Harris as Willie Work. Marie Bushong was the student prompter. The last play, A Window to the South by Mary Katharine Reely, was directed by Miss Viets, The cast included Peggy Cramer, as Hat, Audrey Roscoe as Lucy, Edwin May as Charlie, Pauline Hahn as Mrs. Stockmari, Charles Downey as Hank, Kenneth Worley as Mr. Stockman, Robert Whorf as Doc Harvey and Alan Sloane as the Great Specialist. Mary Kelly was the student prompter. 0l1l0l' Carib First Row A Tracy A Drolet I Clark A Lydiard I Wilson N Bialy A Roscoe Third Row E May W Adams R Whorf G Harris I McKee C Downey K Worley A Sloane Second Row:iG. Webster, P Hahn, P Crarner, W Barker, I.. Hotchkiss, Kelly, M. Bushong ire quac!-1942 Fir t Row A Hayward P Lord H Whorf fchiefl K Worley O Campbell W Andereon Second Row B Smlth R Beattle E Adajxan A Penny W Barker I. Allx on Th1rd Row l. Tryon I McKee P MaSon Orc ea fra Second Row M Davrs S Hahn I Wrlson D Petemon I Peterson P Lowell D Reynolds Th1rd Row W Betz H Hahn B Cock I Kutredge I Watson O Campbell W Wxllsey First Row: D. 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