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Williams Memorial Institute High School - Legenda Yearbook (New London, CT)

 - Class of 1951

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Board of Trustees Mr. Allen B. Lambdin, President Mr. Francis F. McGuire, Treasurer Miss Gertrude Noyes, Secretary Mrs. Mary Williams Crozier Mr. Fred L. Newton Commander Palmer A. Niles Miss Helen K. Whiton Mr. Sidney B. Ailing (ex officio) Chairman of City Board of Education WILLIAMS MEMORIAL INSTITUTE New London Connecticut DEDICATION Because of his kindliness, because of his wisdom, and because of his inspiring teaching, we, the Class of 1951, are proud to dedicate our Legenda as a tribute to Dr. Garabed K. Daghlian. Through his gift of explaining in everyday terms the modern applications of scientific principles, Dr. Daghlian has helped us to believe that there does exist a power that keeps life moving ever onward in the fulfillment of a great plan. 4 Carol McClarren Art Editor Ruth Pugsley Activities Editor Rosemary DiMaggio Nancy Cook Advertising Editor Biography Editor Ethelyn Stanley Circulation Editor LEGENDA STAFF Mary Blanchard Edna Jorgensen Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Patricia Phillips Feature Editor Sheila Corcoran Humor Editor Kathryn Harris Music Editor 5 E. Mildred Abbott Biology and Audio Visual Education Wheaton College, B. A., Simmons College, B. S. in home economics, Cornell University, M. Sc. Marion Anderson Business Nasson College, B. S. W.M.I. Rosemary A. E. Carden Social Studies Gorham State Teachers College, B. S., Boston University Helen B. Chandler Registrar New London Business College Mary L. Christensen English Connecticut College for Women, B. A. Margaret J. Creske Social Studies Texas State College for Women, B. A. Garabed K. Daghlian Science Central Turkey College, Aintab Turkey, B. A., Columbia University M. A., Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Connecticut College, 1921-1947 Elsie VanDyck DeWitt Latin Vassar College, A. B., Radcliffe College, A. M. Joyce W. Gray Physical Education Boston University. Sargent College of Physical Education, B. S. Anna F. Hewitt Secretary (Executive) New London Business College Alice B. Hjortland Librarian Connecticut College for Women, Library Science Elizabeth S. Hollister Science Connecticut College for Women, B. S., Teachers College, Columbia University, M. A. Frederick A. Johnson Music New England Conservatory of Music, B. M. in Music Education Marion B. Kelsey English Connecticut College for Women, B. A., George Washington University, M. A. Mary E. Lake English Pembroke College, B. A. Mary D. Lee Social Studies Smith College, B. A. Josephine A. Mansfield French University of Chicago, Ph. B., Middlebury College, M. A. FACULTY Dorothy Page German, Spanish Smith College, B. A., Middlcbury College, M. A. Clara Polinsky Physical Education Sargent School of Physical Education Gretchen Schafer Gunhilde J. Schoonmaker English Business Connecticut College for Teachers College, Colum-Women, B. A. bia University, B. S. Esther Stensby Homemaking Framingham Teachers College, B. S. Ed. Susan C. Strahn Mathematics Connecticut College for Women, B. A. Rose K. Stucky English New York University, B. A., M. A. Maura G. Sullivan Social Studies Connecticut College for Women, B. A. Catherine H. Vargas Mathematics Lasell Junior College, St. Joseph College, B. S. Natalie P. Swift French Goucher College, B. A., Middlebury College, M. A. Katherine B. Vargas Social Studies Connecticut College for Women, B. A. Mary T. Talcott Dean, Assistant Principal Teachers College, Columbia University, B. S., M. A. Paul H. R. Waldron Mathematics University of New Hampshire, B. S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M. S., Trinity College, B. A.. M. A. Mary E. Tytla Business New York University, B. S., Teachers College, Columbia University, M. A. Richard U. Tudhope Art Norwich Art School, Un-iversitana de San Nicolas, Rhode Island School of Design Jean M. Watson Mathematics Colby College, B. A., Teachers College, Columbia University, M. A. Vivian B. Wetmore R. N. Director of Health Caselton Normal School, Lawrence Memorial School of Nursing Mrs. Gertrude P. Moon Principal FAITH It is the only thing we want in this world; if we have that, we are indeed rich, as it will enable us to do our duty under all circumstances, and to bear our lot, however hard it may be. Each has something to do. Do it therefore, but always in faith; without faith we shall find ourselves at fault; but with faith never — for faith can remove the difficulty. It will teach us to love life,-when life is becoming bitter, and to prize the blessings around us; for as every man has his cares, so has each his blessings. And remember. There’s night and day, brother, both sweet things; sun, moon and stars, all sweet things; there’s likewise a wind on the heath. Life is very sweet.” from LAVENGRO by George Henry Borrow 9 ADVERTISING ASSISTANTS CIRCULATION ASSISTANTS Linda Baldwin, Pat Breen, Elaine Damico, Phyllis Gensburg, Janice Goldstein, Marilyn Gordon, Lucretia Manos, Anne McCafferty Florence Pickowitz, Mary Ann Shea, Marjorie Shepatin Emma DeRoo, June Greene, Barbara Gundersen, Roseanna Iorlano, Virginia MacLean Marion Scott, Sally Sheflott, Loretta Southard LEGENDA ASSISTANCE TYPING ASSISTANTS Rosemarie Applebaum, Virginia Beebe, Emma DeRoo Lena Impellitteri, Barbara Kiely, Bernice Lake ASSISTANTS Elaine Bordeau, Anita Bowling, Holly Bryden, Jean Collins, Barbara Denty, Joan Flaherty, Margaret Kelly, Marilyn McClernon, Sarah McDonald, Leila McGarry, Barbara Sherman, Sheila Sullivan, Joan Yates 10 SENIORS ROSEMARIE APPELBAUM Roe” General Volleyball 1, 3; Glee Club 1; Projection 1; Fieldball 2; Basketball 2, 3; Vigilance 2, 3; Folk-Dancing Club 3; Softball 3; Speedball 3; Field Day 3; Choir 3; Senior Day Comm. 4 ; Field Trip Comm. 4; Home Arts Club 4. Athletic . . . avid Red Sox Fan . . . rosy complexion ... an apple a day, maybe? . . . easygoing . . . curly black hair. HELENE JEAN BABORSKY General Projection 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; J. C. C. 4; Vigilance 4. Helene and Archie . . . rings on her fingers . . . fashionable . . . Bulkeley rah! rah! girl . . . petite . . . modern. PATRICIA M. BALDWIN Par College Basketball 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; All State Music Festival 1; Honor Court 1; Departmental Honors 1, 2, 3 ; Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Baseball 2; B. Y. C. Representative 2; Gym Dressing Room Attendant 3: All State Orchestra 3; Folk-Dancing Club 3; A. A. Business Manager 4; J. C. C. 4. Pat and her magic violin . . . one of our class organizers . . . easy-going Pat .. . friendly . . . strong, deep voice. SUSAN BAQUERO Sue” Business Glee Club 1; Photography Club 1; Vigilance 2; Home Arts Club 3, 4; Cap and Gown Comm. 4 ; Fall Formal Comm. 4. If you knew Susie . . . never-ending line of chatter . . . nice tan . . . where does she spend her summers? . . . honey-complexion. ANNAMAE BARTLEY Jackie” General Glee Club 1; Photography Club 2 ; Aviation Club 3; Field Ball 2; Folk-Dancing Club 4. Square dancing enthusiast . . . where's Carol? . . .what’s in Norwich, Jackie? . . . Peter, Peter, Pumpkin-eater. DOROTHY A. ASHBURN Dot” General Basketball 1, 3; Softball 1, 3; Volleyball 1, 3; Fieldball 1, 2; Field Day 1, 2, 3; Speedball 3; Vigilance 2, 3; B.Y.C.Representative 3; Glee Club 4. Rah, rah, Annapolis! . . . Are you crazy?” . . . insatiable appetite . . . oh, that little black Ford! . . . marvelous athlete. LINDA PARK BALDWIN Poodles” Business Informal Dance Hostess 1, 2; Latin Club President 2; Home Arts Club 3; Departmental Honors 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Assembly 3; Field Day 2, 3 ; Business Service 4 ; Fall Formal Comm. 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Pert and pertinent . . . that Ivory look . . . precise . . . artistic . . . future secretary of the President . . . shorthand whiz ! VIRGINIA C. BEEBE Ginny” Business Glee Club 1, 4; Projection 1, 2, 3; Bulkeley Minstrel 1, 2, 3; Junior Assembly 3; Vigilance 3, 4; B. Y. C. Representative 4; Legenda Assistant 4; Senior Day 4. One of our class vocalists . . . Celia and Ginny . . . life member of the Red Sox fan club . . . neat and attractive. 12 BARBARA BERNSTEIN Peanuts College Vigilance I, 2, 3; Hilltop 1,2; Softball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1; French Club 1, 2; A. A. Reporter 3, 4; Folk-Dancing Club 3, 4 ; Speedball 3; Field Day 3; Field Trip Comm. 4. The best things come in small packages . . . where's my —? . . . vivacious . . . star reporter for the A. A. MYRA FRANCES BLAKE Myrr General Projection 1, 2, 3; J. C. C. 3, 4; Field Day 3. That's for the birds! . . . straight from Quaker Hill . . . weakness for Fords . . . advocate of long walks in the country . . . Has anyone seen my Bill? MARY S. BLANCHARD M College Fieldball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Badminton 1, 2, 3; Soft-ball 1,3 ; Varsity 1; Jagat Club 1; Library Club 1; Honor Pass 1, 2, 3; Vigilance 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2; Business Manager of A. A. 2; Photography Club 2; Authors’ Club 2; Math Club 2; Graduation Usher 2, 3; B. Y. C. Sec’y-Treas. 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3 ; Folk-Dancing Club 3 ; J. C. C. 4; Legenda Editor-in-Chicf 4, Mary and those Yale weekends . . . down to the sea in ships . . . artistic . . . enthusiastic. v . ■ v ' BETTY ANN BLINN Bet General Glee Club 1; Biology Club 2; French Club 2; Journalism Club 3; Junior Assembly Comm. 3; Aviation Club 4. Quiet . . . roller skating Enthusiast . . . avid reader . . . outdoor girl . . . member of the walking club. ELAINE J. BORDEAU Doe College B. Y. C. Representative 1; Glee Club 1 ; Jagat Club 1; Photography Club 1, 2 ; Aviation Club 2; Math Club Assembly 2; Field Day 2; Play Day 2; Graduation Decorating Comm. 2; J. C. C. 3; Honor Court 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Nominating Comm. 3, 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4; Home Arts Club 4 ; Legenda Assistant 4. The eyes have it . . . dimples . . . sugar's sweet and so's Elaine . . . natural . . . swing your partner. PATRICIA BREEN Par College Drama Club 1; Glee Club 1; Softball 1; Field Day 1, 2; Hilltop 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Aviation Club 2; Twirler 1, 2, 3; Projection 2; Vigilance 2, 3, 4; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Junior Assembly 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Home. Arts Club 3, 4 ; Field Trip Comm. 4; Senior Day Comm. 4; Legenda Assistant 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4. Pat and Bill . . . semper par at is . . . ex-Bulkeley twirler . . . freckles galore. ANITA ALICE BOWLING Nita General Photography Club 1; Hilltop 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2 ; Fashion Show 1; Drama Club 2 ; Departmental Honors 2, 3; Art Service 3; Junior Assembly 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Home Arts Club 3, 4; Senior Commencement Comm. 4; Legenda Art Assistant 4. Sunny grin . . . innocent expression . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . sweet voice . . C. G. A. fan. MAUREEN BREITHAUPT Bobbe Business Folk-Dancing Club 3, 4 ; Business Service 4. Friendly . . . sweet . . . beautiful dark hair . . . attractive clothes . . . charming smile. 13 RITA BROWN General Aviation Club 2; Photography Club 2; Glee Club 1; Departmental Honors 3; Fashion Show 1. Speed demon on the typewriter . . . artistic . . . large collection of shoes . . . quiet . . . friendly. PATRICIA ANN BUCKLEY Pat” College Nominating Committee 1; Ja-gat Club President 1; Honor Pass 1; Drama Club 1,2; Permanent Informal Dance Comm. 2; Aviation Club 2, 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; A. A. Business Manager 3; Graduation Usher 3; Madrigal Group 3; Choir 3, 4; Home Arts Club 3, 4; New England Music Festival 4; Chief Justice of Honor Court 4 ; Senior Play 4. s-s-s-s-so?” . . . the marvel of the Marvel Shop . . . meeting of the Honor Court at 2:35 .. . neat and efficient. DORIS MARIE CARLSON Dorie Business Library Club 1; Biology Club 2; Departmental Honors 2; Field Day 3; Glee Club 3; Choir 3, 4; Business Service 4. Oh, for goodness sake I” . . . Andy . . . future secretary . . . domestic . . . advocate of Swedish cuisine . . . blonde hair and blue eyes!” ANNE CHAFFEE College Aviation Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Folk-Dancing Club 3 ; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Assembly Comm. 3; Knitting Club 4; Washington Trip Comm. 4. Really} . . . happy-go-lucky . . . perpetual grin . . . long eyelashes . . . generous. ARLINE F. CHERRICK Butch” General Glee Club 3; Homemaking Club 3; Photography Club 4. Domestic . . . ambitious . . . pin-curl girl. . . pretty eyes . . . friendly smile . . . outdoor girl. HARLEY DANEEL BRYDEN Holly College Glee Club 1; Choir 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Biology Club 3; J. C. C. 4; Senior Day Chairman 4. Photogenic . . . future Conover Model . . . Boola, boola! . . . staunch sub porter of the N.Y., N.H., and Hartford Railroad. BERNADETTE M. BUSHEY Bush”............General GleecClub 1; French Club 1,2 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2; Badminton 2, 4; Home Arts Club 3; Aviation Club 4. Down to earth . . . straightforward . . . inquisitive . . . independent . . . you never see Bush without Rich. ELEANOR M. CHRISTOPHERSON Chris} General French Club 1; Drama Club 1; Projection Club 1; Aviation Club. 4. Cheerful . . . interested in A. B. A. . . . turned up nose . . . hidden talent . . . glamorous glasses. 14 HILDAMARA CIBIS JEAN ELIZABETH CLEARY Mara” General Glee Club 4. Noted jor braids . . . expert swimmer . . . harmonica, fiend . . . tall and attractive . . . subtle sense of humor . . . friendly smile. College Fieldball 1; Jagat Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4; Aviation Club 2; Field Day 2, 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Assembly Comm. 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Choir 3, 4; Legenda Photography Editor 4; Senior Play 4. Interested in Bulkeley . . . flaming locks . . . efficient . . . How many want retakes? . . . her papers are the pride and joy of the faculty. ELLA-JANE CLUNY Eller College Fashion Show 1; Glee Club 1; French Club 1, 2; Library Club 2; Better Health Club 3; Choir 3, 4. Ella-Jane with a hyphen” . . . subtle humor . . . twinkling eyes . . . self-sufficient . . . nice voice. JEAN MARIE COLLINS Collie” Nursing Departmental Honors 2; Volleyball 2, 3; Field Day 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Vigilance 2. Oy 4; Home Arts Club 3; Junior hfom Comm. 3 ; Junior Assembly 3; Varsity Basketball 3; Speedball 3, 4; Senior Class Vice-President 4; Folk-Dancing Club 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Collie and the last of the Mohicans” — a Dartmouth Indian .. . when Irish eyes are smiling . . . numerous freckles. NANCY INGLIS COOK Nan” College Drama Club 1; Honor Pass 1, 2; Field Day 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Vigilance 2; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; B. Y. C. Representative 3; Junior Assembly Comm. 3; Departmental Honors 3; Speed-ball 4; Legenda Biography Editor 4. It’s been vivid” . . . rah. rah, C. G. A!.. . frankly analytical . . . sailing, sailing . . . Dixieland fan . . . caustic . . . ”know how to Charleston?’ PAULA F. CRUICKSHANK General Photography Club 1; Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 2; Spanish Club 2 ; Departmental Honors 2; Home Arts Club 3; Business Service 4. Tall and willowy . . . efficient . . . proud owner of a drivers license . . . sparkling eyes'. . . friendly. SHEILA CORCORAN Cordy” College VigHance 1; Field Day 1; Drama Club 1; Glee Club 1; B Y. C. Representative 2; Aviation Club 2; Latin Club 2; Nominating Comm. 2; Class Vice-President 2 ; Junior Prom Comm. 3 ; Speedball 3 ; Journalism Club 3; Authors' Club 3; Hilltop 3; Gym-room Attendant 4; Junior Assembly Comm. 3; Legenda Humor Editor 4. Sure will look cute in a nurse’s cap . . . Irish as they come . . . another member of the T. Y. C. crew . . . infectious chuckle . . . spontaneous wit. HELEN EDITH DAILY Business Advanced Projection 3; Projection Service 3, 4; Home Arts Club 4; Vigilance 4. Talkative . . . vivacious . . . long, curly hair—hair-dresser’s delight . . . attentive. 15 ELAINE CLAIRE DAMICO Business Jagat Club 1; Glee Club 1; Departmental Honors 1; Photography Club 2; Projection Service 2; Drama Club 2; Home Arts Club 3, 4; Vigilance 3, 4 ; Legenda Assistant 4. Oh, that Ipana smile ... attractive . . . tall, tall, tall . . . friendly . . . inquisitive . . . generous . . . happy. ELEANOR MAY DAYTON Foo-Foo” General Math Club 2; Field Day 2, 3; Volleyball 3; Speedball 3; Junior Assembly 3 ; Baseball 3; Projection Service 3, 4; Home Arts Club 4. Athletic . . . talkative . . . friendly . . . enthusiastic . . . dependable . . . that's a neat nickname, Foo-Foo! JUNE DAVIS College B. Y. C. Representative 1; Aviation Club 2 ; Drama Club 2; Vigilance 2, 4; Projection Service 3; Fieldball 3; Gym-room attendant 3; Advanced Photography Club 3, 4; Washington trip Comm. 4. How perfect . . . often seen riding in a blue convertible . . . hails from Niantic . . . friendly and- sincere. MARILYN DEAN Lynn” College Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Photography Club 2 ; Choir 2; Departmental Honors 1, 2; Honor Pass 2, 3 ; Spanish Club 3; Home Arts Club 3; Vigilance 3; New England Music Festival 2; Graduation Usher 2, 3; J. C. C. 4; Commencement Program Comm. 4. What’s that... friendly . . . Bobbie. Jan, and Lyn—the inseparables . . . fashionable . . . pleasant voice. LORRAINE J. DfMARCO Lorry” General French Club 1, 2, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Projection Club 2, 3, 4; Home Arts Club 3; Hill-top 3; Junior Assembly 3; Choir 3, 4; Senior Day Comm. 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4. Secret ambition—to be a famous singer . . . always rushing somewhere . . . nice figure . . . music-lover. BARBARA LEE DENTY College Honor Pass 3; Junior Assembly 3 ; Graduation Usher 3; Vigilance 3, 4; Legenda Assistant 4; French Club 4; Senior Day Comm. 4; Senior Play 4. Anyone hear a mouse? . . . friendly . . . enthusiastic . . talkative . . . hard worker . . . beautiful complexion. EMMA MARIE DeROO nEm” Business Ring Comm. 2; Latin Club 2; Math Club 2; Vigilance 2; Biology Club 3; Background of Stage and Radio 3; Business Service 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Another redhead . . . class exaggerator . . . far from being tongue-tied . . . loves to laugh ... Guess what!n BETTY ANN DEVEAU Bet General Fashion Show 1, 3, 4; Projection 2, 3, 4; Junior Assembly 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Library Club 2; Home Arts Club 3, 4; Field Trip Comm. 4. Quiet and observant . . . generous . . . efficient . . . easy to get along with ... C. G. A. girl. .. persevering. 16 MARILYN H. DcWOLFE Lynn” General Glee Club 1, 4; Aviation Club 2; J. C. C. 3; Parents’ Day Assistant 3; Fashion Show 3, 4; Commencement Program Chairman 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4. Friendship and sincerity — a wonderful combination . . . Blondie” . . . understanding . . . always seen with Marge. ROSEMARY DiMAGGIO College B. Y. C. Representative 1; Permanent Informal Dance Comm. 1; Jagat Club 1 ; Forensic Club 2; Christmas Play 2; Field Day 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3 ; Chapel Accompanist 1, 3; Nominating Comm. 3; Madrigal Group 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Choir 3, 4; J. C. C. President 4 ; All-State Festival 4; Legenda Advertising Editor 4. A disposition we all envy . . . capable . . . tell Rosemary I wish Fd gotten to know her better” . . . sparkling . . . effervescent. MARTHA DIXON Mickey College NOREEN MAE DOWNES Nor College Home Arts Club 3; Photography Club 4. Meet you at Hialeah . . . Mickey's the class equestrian . . . animal-lover . . . slightly cynical . . . another blonde. Nominating Comm. 1; Hilltop 1; Jagat Club 1; Honor Pass 1, 2, 3 ; Volleyball 1, 2, 3 ; Drama Club 1, 2; Forensic Club 2; Fieldball 2; Basketball 2 ; Junior Assembly Comm. 3; J. C. C. 3, 4; Legenda Sports Editor 4; Speedball 4; Senior Formal Comm. 4 ; Senior Play 4. Can I have a bite?” . . . perpetually busy . . . whafs a B. G”, Nor? . . . Noreen specializes in building better mousetraps.” CONNIE EMBRY Business J. C. C. 4. Gift from Key West High School . . . extremely blonde!! . . . sweet and neat - . . friendly smile . . . very sweet voice. ARLENE MARIE FILOSI College Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1; Jagat Club 1; Advanced Photography 3, 4. How neat!” . . . what's your nickname, Arlene? . . . small but powerful . . . another Niantic girl. . .happy-go-lucky. LINDA FABBRI Lindy” General Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 3; Vigilance 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Fall Formal Comm. 4; Commencement Comm. 4; Home Arts Club 4. A touch of the old master's creativeness is her keynote . . . day-dreamer . . . friendly . . . capable . . . efficient. JEAN DOROTHY FINCH Business Drama Club 1; French Club 1; Glee Club 1; W. M. I. Twirler 1; Bulkeley Twirler, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Aviation Club 2; Junior Assembly 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3 ; Home Arts Club 3; Knitting Club 4 ; Caps and Gowns Comm. 4; Projection Club 4; Vigilance 2, 3, 4. One of the glamorous Bulkeley twirlers . . . serious ... attractive . . . twinkling eyes . . . friendly smile . . . sweet . . . efficient. 17 MARGARET A. FISHER Margie” Nursing Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Fashion Show 1, 3, 4; Photography Club 2; Parents’ Day Assistant 3; Commencement Comm. 4; F«l Formal Comm. 4. Another gal who says, How neat! , . . friendly to all . . . enthusiastic . . . happy-go-lucky . . . independent. BARBARA JUNE FLEMING Bobby’ General Aviation Club 3. Quiet . . . dignified . . . friendly smile . . . subtle sense of humor . . . always seen hurrying somewhere . . . independent. MARGARET RUTH GEER Marge” College French Club 1; Christmas Play 1; Drama Club 1, 4 ; Fieldball 2; Projection 2; Vigilance 3; J. C. C. 3; Nominating Comm. 4; Fashion Show 4. Trim figure . . . sophisticated . . . observant . . . exotic eyes . . . Eat, drink, and be merry-” . . . serene . . . attractive. IRENE GENAROS I” General Biology Club 2; Vigilance 2; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Home Arts Club 3, 4; Commencement Program Committee 4. Come on up to the store” . . . another B. G. . . . perpetual worrier . . . natural curly hair . . . friendly . . . interested in N. L. H. S. PHYLLIS J. GENSBURG Phyl” College Glee Club 1; Fieldball 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Field Day 1, 2, 3; Badminton 1,2; Honor Pass 1, 2 ; Library Club 2 ; Vigilance 2; Graduation Usher 2; Junior Tea Comm. 3; J. C. C. 3; Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4; Departmental Honors 3; Home Arts Club 4; Commencement Formal Comm. 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy . . . I’m going to New York this week-end” . . . accomplished twirler . . . energetic ... sophisticated. JOAN C. FLAHERTY College B. Y. C. Representative 1; Class President 1 ; Drama Club 1, 2 ; Glee Club 1; Honor Pass 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Court 2; Forensic Club 2; A. A. Secy-Treas. 3; Nominating Comm. 2, 3; Junior Tea Comm. Chairman 3; Junior Assembly 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Basketball 3; Volleyball 2, 3 ; Field Day 1,2; Speedball 3; J. C. C. 3, 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4; B. Y. C. President 4 ; Legenda Assistant 4. Our capable B. Y. C. President . . . who says beauty and brains don’t mix? . . . personality kid . . . curly, black hair . . . B. G. . . . Always Busy. ELON FREELAND E” College Vigilance 3; Junior Assembly 3; Advanced Photography Club 3 ; Biology Club 3; Honor Court 4; Homemaking Club 4. Came to us from New Orleans . . . full of life and southern hospitality . . . vivacious . . . spontaneous smile. JANICE GOLDSTEIN ”]an” College Glee Club 1; Volleyball 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2; Departmental Honors 2; Biology Club 3; Home Arts Club 3; Vigilance 3; Honor Pass 3; International Relations Club 4 ; Commencement Program Comm. 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Exuberant, enthusiastic . . . proud possessor of a driver’s license . . . Don’t say anything bad about me.” 18 MARILYN GORDON Mare College Glee Club 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Band 2, 3, 4 ; Photography Club 1, 2; Choir 2; Aviation Club 2, 3; Vigilance 2, 3; Junior Assembly 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; J. C. C. 3, 4 ; B. Y. C. Representative 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Interested in the University of New Hampshire . . . dentist's delight . . . musical talent . . . Chevrolet fan . . . attractive. FREDORA JUNE GREENE Junie” College Photography Club 2; Honor Pass 2, 3; Vigilance 3 ; French Club 3; Washington Trip Comm. 4; Home Arts Club 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Hails from the Blue-grass state . . . quiet . . . no dishpan hands for Junie . . . studious . . . nice hair . . . charming. BARBARA GUNDERSEN Barb College B. Y. C. Representative 3; French Club 3; Junior Assembly 3; Field Trip Comm. 4; Commencement Formal Comm. 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Joined us in her Junior year —came from Camden, Maine . . . weakness for tall basketball players . . . Bulkeley fan. MARY E. HANLEY Mare Business Nominating Comm. 1; French Club I; Biology Club 1; Math Club 3; Junior Assembly Comm. 3 ; Business Service 3; Projection 3. Dick . . . he’s in the army now . . . attractive . . . Is that right?” . . . excellent typist. . . smile for the troops, Mare. LOUISA JANE HARDIN “Jan?9 College French Club 3, 4; International Relations Club 3, 4. Live wire . . . mischievous and full of fun . . . always a twinkle in her eyes . . . photogenic . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . impish. ALICE W. HERMAN College Biology Club 2; Aviation Club 2; Folk-Dancing Club 3; International Relations Club 3; Home Arts Club 4. Vve got news for you . . . Stardust . . . Alice and Ken . . . Where’d you get your first clue? . . . humorous. KATHRYN C. HARRIS Katie” College Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1; Departmental Honors 1, 2; Honor Pass 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Assembly 3; Backgrounds of Stage and Radio 3 ; History Assembly 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Choir 2, 3, 4; J. C. C. 4; Senior PLay 4. Katie and Joe ... those U-Conn frat parties . . . capable telephone operator . . . fugitive from Mrs. Murphys . . . friendly grin. NORA JANE HICKS Janie General Home Arts Club 4; Commencement Program Comm. 4 ; Projection 4. It's peachy’ . . . Coast Guard Junior . . . talkative . . . vivacious . . . came to us this year from Washington, D. C. . . . friendly. 19 ELIZABETH ANN HISCOX Liz” Business Drama Club 1; Photography Club 1; Glee Club 1 ; Vigilance 1, 2; Choir 2; Field Day 2; Honor Pass 1, 2, 3; J. C. C. 3; Ring Comm. 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Assembly Comm. 3; Class Secretary 3; Hilltop 3; Nominating Comm. 3; Play Day 2, 3, 4; Business Service 4; Class President 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4. Our able President . . . small in size. large in wi'sdom . . . attractive . . . trim figure . . . efficient . . . friendly. LENA A. IMPELLITTERI Led’ Business Jagat Club 1; Glee Club 1; Departmental Honors 1, 2, 3; Math Assembly 2; Speech Assembly 2; Library Club 3; Photography Club 3 ; Variety Show 3; Choir 3; Folk-Dancing Club 3; Business Service 4 ; Washington Trip Comm. 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Member of the noon-time sidewalk gang” .. . co-operative . . . interesting expressions . . . cute . . . sense of humor . . . friendly. BEVERLY IMPELLITTERI Bed General French Club 1; Glee Club I, 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Folk-Dancing Club 3, 4. Intricate hairdos . . . staunch member of the choir . . . friendly . . . attractive . . . capable . . . serious . . . intelligent. ROSEANNA IORLANO Ro” College Glee Club 1; Photography Club 2 ; Baseball 3; Volleyball 3; Speedball 3, 4 ; Home Arts Club 3, 4; Legenda Assistant 4 ; Class Secretary 4. Active member of the second period gym class . . . persevering . . . studious . . . friendly . . . a broad- smile for everyone. EDNA G. JORGENSEN Eddie” Business Departmental Honors 1, 2, 3; Aviation Club 2 ; Folk-Dancing Club 3 ; Nominating Comm. 3 ; Legenda Business Manager 4. Capable . . . efficiency plus . . . will always be remembered for the excellent job she did as Business Manager . . . friendly. MARGARET A. KELLY Kelly’ Business Vigilance 1; Glee Club 1; Fieldball 1; Drama Club 1; French Club 1, 2; Nominating Comm. 2; Aviation Club 2; Photography Club 2 ; Field Day 1, 2, 3; Home Arts Club 3; Volleyball 3; B. Y. C. Vice-President 3; Projection 3, 4; Legenda Assistant 4; Commencement Comm. 4. Loyal supporter of all minstrels . . . Irish wit . . . blonde . . . never missed a Bulkeley game . . . friendly grin for all. BARBARA C. KIELY Kf’ Business Projection 2 ; Junior Assembly Comm. 3; Home Arts Club 4 ; Legenda Assistant 4; Commencement Comm. 4. I got a letter from Tommy’ . . . tall . . . enviably curly hair . . . writes a great many letters . . . attractive . . . efficient. CAROL JEANNE KILLEEN C. J.” General Fieldball 1 ; Field Day 2; Vigilance 2, 4 ; Glee Club 2; Speed-ball 3; Folk-Dancing Club 3; Aviation Club 4; Field Trip Comm. 4. Always seen with Annamac . . . Blue Moon and Bebop Glasses . . . Those Norwich boys . . . Parties? . . . Freckles. 20 SUZANNE JANE LAWTON LIESELOTTE LEHMANN Sue’’ College Lelo” General BERNICE MARIE LAKE Bern” , Business Fieldball 1, 2 ; Basketball 1, 2; Field Day 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Vigilance 2, 3; Speedball 3; Folk-Dancing Club 3; Nominating Comm. 4; Legenda Assistant 4 ; Caps and Gowns Comm. 4; Business Service Club 4. Vitality plus . . . attractive clothes ... a pixie grin . friendly as a puppy . . . athletic . . . persevering . . . happy-go-lucky. LUCY J. LOCANTORE Lu” , General Spanish Club 2; Forensic Club 2; Projection 3; Glee Club 1, 4; Vigilance 4 ; Class Banquet 4. Pretty blonde hair . . . eats lunch at Johnnie’s . . . neat as a pin . . . sweet . . . quiet . . . accommodating . . . attractive. EVELYN FAY MABEN Erie College Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Departmental Honors 2; Aviation Club 2; Library Club 2; Health Club 3; Home Arts Club 4. Domestic . . . musically inclined . . . squeeze-box artist . . . naturally curly hair . . . quiet . . . college man” fan. SHIRLEY LaMAGDELAINE ShirI” General Projection Service 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4. Where’s Dot? ... How about those Yankees? . . . cute figure . . . Five fool two—” . . . vivacious. B. Y. C. Representative 1; Glee Club 1; Softball 1, 2; Volleyball 2; Photography Club 2; Aviation Club 2; Field Day I, 2, 3; Home Arts Club 3; French Club 1,4; Choir 2, 3, 4. Gracious . . . poised . . . tall and attractive . . . another Niantic gal . . . inquisitive . . . strong pitching arm. J. C. C. 4. Very tall . . . intelligent . . . diligent . . . still waters run deep ... a friendly smil for all.. . poised-. . . happy. SANDRA TERESA LONGO Sandy Nursing Glee Club 1; History Assembly 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Junior Assembly 3; All State Festival 3, 4; Madrigal Group 3,4; J. C. C 4; Vigilance 3, 4. Class flirt . . . popular . . . interested in Norwich ... we hear his name is George . . . shiny black hair . . . devilish. VIRGINIA IVY MacLEAN Ginny College Glee Club 1; Baseball 1; French Club 1,2 ; Honor Court 3 ; J. C. C. 3; Twirling 1, 2; Vigilance 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Honor Court 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Washington Trip Comm. 4; Legenda Assistant 4 ; Folk-Dancing Club 4. What's your real nickname, Ginny? . . . nevfrr seen without her vigilance armband . . . twinkling eyes . . . There are smiles—” 21 FLORENCE M. MacLELLAN Foja” Business Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 2; Journalism Club 3; Choir 3, 4; Projection Service 3, 4. Domestic . . . usually found in the Projection Room . . . friendly . . . habpy . . . another Sarah Bernhardt? LUCRETIA MANOS Lu” General Glee Club 1; Library Club 1; Departmental Honors 1, 2; French Club 2; Math Club 2; Choir 2, 3, 4 ; Madrigal Group 3; Vigilance 3; Gym-room Attendant 3 ; Chapel Accompanist 2, 3 ; Choral Festival 2, 3, 4; Legenda Assistant 4; Class Treasurer 4 ; International Relations Club 4; All-State Festival 4. One milk shake, please” . . . quiet . . . neat appearance . . . attractive . . . George . . . competent . . . affable. REGINA B. MAICKI Rick General Glee Club 1; Drama Club 2; Aviation Club 2 ; Folk-Dancing Club 3; Assembly Service 3, 4; Home Arts Club 4; Projection 1, 2, 3, 4. I like the color” . . . Music, music, music . . . mischievous . . . happy-go-lucky . . . cuts quite a rug, we hear. NANCY ANN MARQUETTE Nance” General French Club 1, 2; Library Club 2; Advanced Math Club 3; Business Service 4. Where's Hench? . . . Why the trips to Vermont—must be interested in U. V. M. But definitely' . . . attractive. JOAN ANN MASSAD Joannit?’ Business French Club 1; Home Arts Club 3; Aviation Club 2, 4. Have a heart” . . . anchors aweigh . . . always seen with Rich and Bush . . . friendly as the day is long . . . inquisitive. BARBARA MAY Bobbie” General Library Club 1, 2; Biology Club 2; Home Arts Club 3; Office Messenger 3 ; Hilltop 3; J. C. C. 4; Fashion Show 4. Seen Jan or Marilyn?” . . . He's a hunk of dream” . . . attractive . . . nice clothes . . . humorous . . . friendly. ANN MARIE McCAFFERTY Micky College Math Club 1; Glee Club 1; Aviation Club 2; Photography Club 2; Departmental Honors 2, 3; Home Arts Club 3 ; Vigilance 2, 3, 4; J. C. C. 4; Legenda Assistant 4. What say?” . . . drop your watch? . .. future social worker . . . Guess where I've been? . . . Boston.” BARBARA J. McCARTHY Blimp” General Art Club 1 ; Fieldball 1; Hilltop 2; Vigilance 2, 3; Home Arts Club 2, 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4. Where's Mac?” . . . Gotta meet Nate” . . . always in a good mood . . . cute . . . enthusiastic . . . fascinating bangs. CAROL A. McCLARREN College Departmental Honors 1,3; Honor Pass 2; Graduation Usher 2; Drama Club 2; B. Y. C. Representative 2; Speech Club Radio Program 2; Art Service 2, 4; Authors’ Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Assembly Committee 3; Le-genda Art Editor 4; Senior Play 4. Quiet . . . life-long member of Osprey Beach . . . illustrated by Carol . . . future author . . . day-dreamer . . . attractive. MARILYN M. McCLERNON Mickey III College Departmental Honors 1; Glee Club 1; B. Y. C. Representative 1 ; Tennis 1; Photography Club 1, 2; Choir 2; Aviation Club 2, 3; J. C. C. 3 ; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Drama Club 4; Senior Play 4. Known for that reversible skirt ... go west, young man . . . good natured . . . friendly . . . sophisticated . . . interested in college men. JOAN ANITA McINTOSH Mac General SARAH ANN McDONALD Business Glee Club 1; French Club 2; Aviation Club 2; Folk-Dancing Club 3 ; J. C. C. 4. A four-year member of the lunch period sidewalk cretd’ . . .beautiful hair. . .attractive . . . subtle humor . . . friendly. Glee Club 1; Photography Club 1; Vigilance 1, 2; Field-ball 1, 2; Aviation Club 2; Nominating Comm. 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3 ; Softball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 3; Class President 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3 ; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Assembly Comm. 3; Projection Service 3; Field Day 2, 3; Home Arts Club 3; Commencement Formal Comm. 4; Le-genda Assistant 4; Business Service 4. Interested in Bulkeley . . . profile plus . . . friendly . . . efficient . . . enthusiastic. LEILA MARION McGARRY Business Departmental Honors 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Vigilance 3, 4; Junior Assembly 3; Business Service 4; Caps and Gowns 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4 ; Legenda Assistant 4. Green eyes . . . Whaf s in a name?” . . . another Tiger Cheerleader . . . Black coffee, please . . . attractive. JOYCE ELLEN MELONEY College Glee Club 1; Photography Club 1, 2; Departmental Honors 1, 2, 3; Aviation Club 2 ; Spanish Club 3; Junior Assembly 3; Home Arts Club 3,4. Hails from Niantic . . . excellent math student . . . serious . . . quick smile . . . methodical . . . twinkling eyes. BARBARA ANN McPHAIL Mac” Business Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Hilltop 1, 2; Field Day 1; Fieldball 1 ; Basketball 1; Soft-ball 1; Departmental Honors 1; Vigilance 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Projection 2, 3; Journalism Club 3; Junior Assembly 3; Home Arts Club 3, 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4. Hordes of freckles .. . Turned up nose—” .. ■ mischievous .. . swims like a fish . . . all words and no action . . . cute. MERCEDES J. MILES Merce” College Glee Club 1; Jagat Club 1; Departmental Honors 1; Vigilance 1, 2; Photography Club 2; Aviation Club 2; Class Vice-President 2; Ring Comm. 2; English Assembly 2, 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Madrigal Group 3; Choir 2, 3, 4 ; All-State Festival 3 . Folk-Dancing Club 4; Commencement Formal Chairman 4; Junior Assembly 3; Projection 4. Terrific wardrobe—and figure . . . sophisticated . . . pleasant voice . . . friendly . . . sorry, boys, she's taken. PHYLLIS A. MILLIGAN PbyP General Glee Club 3; Homemaking Club 3; Fashion Show 3; Homemaking Club 4. Attractive . . . quiet . . . serious . . . friendly smile for everyone . . . poised ... a multitude of moods. ANNE L. PECK Business Class Secretary 1; Drama Club 1; Glee Club 1; Departmental Honors 1, 3 ; B. Y. C. Representative 1, 2; Class Treasurer 2 ; Field Day 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Assembly 3; Home Arts Club 3; Honor Court 3, 4; Business Service 4. Bulkeley pep gal ... a peck” of fun . . . enthusiastic . . . Sugar's sweet—so's Anne . . . attractive . . . serious. CATHERINE A. O BRIEN Kay Business Class Vice-President 1; Glee Club 1; Departmental Honors 1; Nominating Comm. 1, 2; Class President 2; Choir 2; B. Y. C. Representative 2; Field-ball 1, 2; Speedball 3, 4 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Field Day 2, 3; A. A. Vice-President 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Assembly 3; Home Arts 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Commencement Usher 3; Honor Pass 2, 3; A. A. President 4; Business Service 4. Human dynamo . . . neat as a pin . . . The meeting of the A. A. will please come to order . . . efficient . . . independent . . . blondie?’. PATRICIA ANN PHILLIPS Par College French Club 1 ; Honor Pass 1; Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 1; Forensic Club 2; Departmental Honors 2, 3; Junior Assembly 3; Aviation Club 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Legenda Feature Editor 4 ; Senior Play 4. It's unique” ... is it Frank or Ernest? . . . accomplished, seamstress . . . imaginative . . . versatile . . . dramatist. FLORENCE PICKOWITZ Flo” Business Vigilance 1; Jagat Club 1; Glee Club 1 ; Departmental Honors 2; Photography Club 2; Projection 2; Drama Club 2; Home Arts Club 3, 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Our tallest senior . . . Elaine's other half” . . . personality plus . . . friendly . . . attractive . . . sorry, she?s taken, too. HENRIETTA DIANE PODESZWA Henchd' Business Glee Club 1; Library Club 2; Math Club 3; Projection 2; Business Service 4. Who's George? . . . No” . . . sure will look trim in a WAC uniform . . . why the great interest in Morgan Park? . . . 3 cheers for the Red Sox IRENE D. POIRIER Reine” General Departmental Honors 1; Aviation Club 2; French Club 2; Photography Club 4. Deep voice . . . quiet . . . still waters run deep . . . friendly . . . co-operative . . . always willing to lend a helping hand. BEVERLY JOAN PORTER Peaches” Business Parents’ Day Comm. 1; Departmental Honors 1, 2; Aviation Club 2; Drama Club 3; Photography Club 4. Infectious giggle . . . pretty hair . . . expert on confections .. . tall.. . graceful... friendly smile. 24 ATHENA E. POULIOS General French Club 1; Glee Club 1; Fashion Show 1,3, 4; Vigilance 2; Vice-President 3; Chairman 4; Hilltop 3; Nominating Comm. 3, 4 ; Junior Assembly 3; Home Arts Club 3, 4 ; Cheerleader 2, 3 4. Watch out for that armband . . . always seen with Kay . . . cheerleader . . . lovely black hair and dark eyes . . . attractive. RUTH E. PUGSLEY Rut hie” Business Class Treasurer 1; Fieldball 1; Field Day 1, 2, 3; Ring Comm. 2 ; Vigilance 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Home Arts Club 3; Junior Assembly 3; B. Y. C. Representative 3; Speedball 3; Business Service 4; Legenda Activities Editor 4. Vim, vigor, and vitality . . . stream-lined figure . . . the personality kid . . . friendly . . . generous. MARY LOU RICHARDS Rich” General Glee Club 1; Photography Club 1, 2; French Club 1; Aviation Club 2; Fieldball 1, 2; Basketball 1. Athletic . . . ”Bush and Rich” . . . very apt in knocking on doors . . . husky voice ... always busy . . . fieldball enthusiast. SUE RISSLER College Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Aviation Club 2; Departmental Honors 2; Vigilance 2, 3 ; Field Day 2, 3; Honor Court 4; International Relations Club 4. Sweet . . . lovely complexion . . . neat as a pin . . . attractive . . . petite . . . still waters run deep . . . friendly. EILEEN ROCHE General Glee Club 1; Fieldball 1, 2; Volleyball 2; Softball 2, 3; Projection 2, 3 ; Speedball 3 ; Junior Assembly 3; J. C. C. 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4. Personality plus . . . full of fun . . . good-natured . . . attractive . . . dependable . . . understanding . . . mischievous. CAROLINE M. SANTORA Carol” General Band 1, 2, 3 ; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Music Club Dance Comm. 2; Photography Club 2. Good man on the cymbals . . . she's lovely, she’s engaged . . . appears to be quiet, but is really full of fun . . . friendly grin. DORIS SALVATORE Dot” General Glee Club 1; Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal Group 3; All-State Festival 3; Potography Club 2; Aviation Club 2; English Assembly 2, 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Christmas Play 3; Departmental Honors 3 ; Junior Assembly 3; Fall Formal Comm. 4; Folk-Dancing Club 4; Senior Play 4. Vogue enthusiast . . . sophisticated . . . future concert pianist . . . modern . . . inquisitive . . . friendly . . . attractive. MARION SCOTT Scotty Nursing Photography Club 1, 3; Glee Club I ; Vigilance 2; Speech Choral Group 2; Nominating Comm. 3; Fashion Show’ 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Aviation Club 3; Junior Assembly 3; Departmental Honors 3; Art Service Club 4; Fall Formal Chairman 4; Legenda Assistant 4; Class Banquet 4; Senior Play 4. Why the red cheeks every morning ? . . . sincerity at' its height . . . future nurse . . . attractive . . . courteous . . . friendly. MARY ANN SHEA Taff ’ College Jagat Club 1; Christmas Play 1; B. Y. C. Representative 1, 2 ; Play Day 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; U. N. Assembly 2; Nominating Comm. 2; Informal Dance Comm. 2; Field-ball 2; Glee Club 2; Photography Club 2; Departmental Honors 2, 3; Class Treasurer 3; Home Arts Club 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Assembly 3; Washington Trip Comm. Chairman 4; J. C. C. 4; Legenda Assistant 4; Senior Play 4. Continually busy . . . quick smile . . . full of fun and energy . . . vim, vigor, and vitality . . . blushes easily . . . cute. MARJORIE SHEPATIN Margie” College Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1; Departmental Honors 1; Photography Club 2 ; Library Club 2; Honor Pass 3; Spanish Club 3; Home Arts Club 3; J. C. C. 4; Tickets and Invitations Comm. 4. Chic hairdo . . . very modern . . . neat as a pin . . . looks as though she stepped out of Vogue . . . friendly, innocent smile. SALLY SHEFLOTT Sal” College Drama Club 1; Glee Club 1 ; Choir 2, 3, 4; Home Arts Club 3; International Relations Club 4; Legenda Assistant 4; Vigilance 4. Short and sweet . . . good-natured . . . dependable . . . quiet . . . frequently seen with Bush and Rich . . . pretty eyes. BARBARA SHERMAN Bobbie” College French Club 1; Glee Club 1; Photography Club 2, 3; Field Day 2, 3 ; Vigilance 3; J. C. C. 4; Departmental Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Extremely interested in Bul-keley . . . where are you going to college, Bobbie? . . . friendly . . . capable orator . . . advocate of Fashion Farms. BEVERLY L. SILVERSTEIN Be vie” General Photography Club 1; Glee Club 1; Biology Club 2; Journalism Club 3; Junior Assembly 3; Projection 3, 4; Caps and Gowns Comm. 4 ; Drama Club 4. Wealth of dark hair . . . her heart belongs to Johnny . . . jitterbug fiend . . . attractive . . . slow, drawling voice . . . friendly. JEAN MARION SMITH Smitty” General Library Club I; Photography Club 1; Biology Club 2; Baseball 2; Junior Assembly 3; Drama Club 3; Knitting Club 4 ; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Gabriel, blow your horn . . . anything for a laugh . . . full of fun . . . vivacious . . . attractive . . . witty . . . future WAC. JOAN MARIE SMITH Joannie” General Library Club 1; Departmental Honors 2; Vigilance 2 ; Spanish Club 2, 3; Junior Tea Comm. 3; Home Arts Club 4. Avid reader . . . hails from Niantic . . . understanding . . . efficient . . . good student . . . athletic . . . friendly. LORETTA M. SOUTHARD Ref General Glee Club 1; Photography Club 2 ; Aviation Club 3; Junior Assembly 3; Folk-Dancing Club 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Expert baby-sitter . . . proud possessor of a book of bridge tickets . . . twinkling eyes and a turned-up nose . . . very quiet in B-8. 26 ETHELYN BELL STANLEY Babe College Glee Club 1; Volleyball 1, 2 ; Library Club 2 ; Aviation Club 2; Departmental Honors 1, 2, 3; Folk-Dancing Club 3; Home Arts Club 4 ; Legenda Circulation Editor 4. Conscientious . . . twinkling eyes and a friendly grin . . . persevering . . . attractive . . . pretty long tresses. SHEILA ANN SULLIVAN Sheil College Forensic Club 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Departmental Honors 1, 2, 3; Christmas Play 2, 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; International Relations Club President 3, 4; Legenda Assistant 4. Sweet, friendly manner . . . lovely hair . . . dramatic . . . when Irish eyes are smiling . . . attractive . . . efficient. JANET MARIE SUTERA Jan General Folk-Dancing Club 3. Full of fun . . . mischievous . . . frankly analytical . . . can I borrow our—. . . subtle sense of humor . . . friendly. BETTY LOU TALMADGE Mike General Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 2; Aviation Club 2; Choir 2, 3; Folk-Dancing Club 3; Junior Assembly 3; Projection 2, 3, 4. Rings on her fingers, bells on her toes . . . sophisticated . . . attractive . . . sorry boys, shefs all taken . . . friendly. BEVERLY J. TETREAULT Tait Business Glee Club 1; Projection 1; Fieldball 1; Baseball 2; Field Day 1, 2, 3 ; Home Arts Club 3; Photography Club 4. Still waters run deep . . . the little girl with the big voice . . . friendly grin . . . had an in with faculty a couple of years ago PATRICIA G. TURELLO Pat Business Nominating Comm. 1, 2; Field Day 2, 3; Twirling 1,2, 3; Departmental Honors 1, 2; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Vigilance 3; Junior Assembly 3; Home Arts Club 3, 4 ; Honor Pass 3. Enviable personality . . . knows everyone . . . sunny disposition, always happy . . . everybodys friend . .. cute . . . active. KATHERINE N. TRAGGIS Kay Business Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Treasurer 2; Departmental Honors 1; Vigilance 1, 2; Choir 2; Fieldball 2; Volleyball 2 ; Field Day 1,3; Basketball 2; Captain 3; Varsity 2, 3; Baseball 2; Captain 3; Varsity 3; Honor Pass 2, 3 ; Play Day 1, 2, 3; Gym-room attendant 2; Music Festival 2; Graduation Usher 2, 3; Speedball 3; Junior Assembly 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; J. C. C. 3, 4; Business Service 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4; B. Y. C. Representative 4; Legenda Typing Editor, 4. Good leader . . . all around girl . . . B. G. . . . beautiful clothes . . . pretty hair . . . attractive . . . efficient ... dependable . . athletic. GLADYS ANN WALTER Sam mie ' College Vigilance 1; Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Christmas Phay 2; Departmental Honors 2; Aviation Club 2; B. Y. C. Representative 2, 3; Homemaking Club 3; Hilltop 3, 4; Knitting Club 4. Are you going Friday night? . . . quiet and serious . . . C. G. A. Gal . . . efficient . . . popular . . subtle humor ANNABELLE K. WARD Ann” Business Biology Club 2; Twirling 2; Departmental Honors 2; Photography Club 4. Lovely complexion . . . pretty eyes and hair . . . sueet and neat . . . quiet . . . demure . . . has anyone seen Dot?” DOROTHY MARIE WIECH Dot” General Glee Club 1; German Club 1; Biology Club 2; Field Day 2, 3; Junior Assembly 3; Projection 3 ; Baseball 2, 3 ; Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4. Whiz on wheels . . . star of the Junior Assembly . . . expert with the baton . . . freckles galore . . . pretty hair . . . friendly grin. JANET WOODFORD Jan” College J. C. C. 4; Senior Day Comm. 4 ; Orchestra 4. Windham s loss, W. M. Vs gain . . . athletic . . . attractive . . . sweet . . . has trouble with doorknobs. DOROTHY M. WATROUS Dot” General Glee Club 1; Fieldball 1; Photography Club 1; Departmental Honors 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal Group 3; Vigilance 3; French Club President 4. Conservative . . . co-operative . . . conscientious . . . beautiful eyes and hair . . . friendly . . . sense of humor. CELIA LOUISE WINTERS Honey” General French Club 1; Choir 2; Projection 3; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Vigilance 2, 3, 4 ; Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4. With a song in her heart . . . sweet and petite . . . one of our high-stepping twirlers . . . friendly smile . . . wherJs Ginny . . . quiet. JOAN A. YATES Yatesy” College J. C. C. 4; Fall Formal Comm. 4; Legenda Assistant 4. A gift from Hamden High . . . tall and blonde . . . mysterious eyes . . . speed demon . . . attractive . . . sophisticated . . . humorous. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Elizabeth Hiscox VICE PRESIDENT: Jean Collins SECRETARY: Roseanna Iorlano TREASURER: Lucretia Manos Before School Rush! Efficient coat checkers! Students of Mr. Garvey??? No sneaking in! No charge! Some enchanted evening! UNDERCLASSES WILLIAMS—5 WILLIAMS—6 WILLIAMS—4 PALMER—1 PALMER—3 PALMER—4 PALMER—6 PALMER—7 PALMER—9 PALMER—11 BUELL—9 BUELL—10 BUELL—11 BUELL—12 BUELL—13 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Mary Baldwin VICE PRESIDENT: Claire Hansen SECRETARY: Virginia Adams TREASURER: Sue-Ellen Lee SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Ernestine Laurion VICE PRESIDENT: Anne Flaherty SECRETARY: Betty Jerome TREASURER: Nonie Johnson CLASS OF 1954 W-4 Abies. Helen Ashburn. loan Baker. Helen Bargnesi. Joan Baum. Barbara Bcdnarchuk, Frances Bendfeldt, Judith Blake. Mary Bonanno. Rosemarie Bove. Elizabeth Bowling. Clara Breithaupt. Colleen Brousseau. Joan Brown. Eleanor Burdick. Martha Burrowes. Doris Butler, Allctta Cable. Carol Cavasino. Margaret Chappell. Elizabeth Checker, Verna Chiapperini, Isabel Cleary. Anne Cohen. Madge Cunningham. Violet Daniels. Doris W-5 Dessert. Bernadette Diamantini, Cecelia Didriksen, Patricia Donahue. Anna Faraci. Carol M. Faraci. Patricia Filardi, Nina Finch. Alice Fishkm. Doris Frausini. Elaine Frausini, Gloria A. Gaetano. Joann Gallagher. Mary Ann Gaudette. Yvonne Gauthier. Beverly Geer. Jewel Giardina. Diane Glascoe, Drusilla Golcmbicwski. Marian Grabner. Ernestine Graham, Nancy Grccnleaf. Gail Guguy, Cccile Harkins, Carole Harman. Janice Harris. Nancy W-6 Hedge, Nancy Hodge. Scyrina Holden. Durcllc Hollis. Dorothyann Horne. Diana Hubbcrt. Mary Hulse, Virginia ameson. Charlotte ansen. Merle ictmore, Anna leenan. Diane Keenan, Patricia Keif. Joan Kelsey. Jean Kenyon. Susan King, Joan Knauff. Virginia Kraus. Janice Krysicwicz. Shirley Mae LaPlantc. Zclda Leighton. Bcttyann Longo, Elizabeth Lowery, Jane W-10 Lubchansky. Dorothy MacDonald. Martha MacKay. Jean Mackey. Janet Madden. Lucille Mara. Mavis Marion. Judith Marshall, Donna Mason. Sherrolyn Mather. Alice McCarthy. Eileen McEnaney. Patricia McGarry. Judith McGuire, Susan Mcnghi. Margaret Merritt. Beverly Miceli. Antoinette Mileski. Caroline Miller, Joyce Montgomery. Dorothy Mowry. Carol Murphy. Mary W-ll Nickols, Alicia Nunes. Mary Pennclla. Louise Peterson. Charlotte Peterson, Katherine Peterson, Mary Piascik, Lucia Poulios. Ethel Prentice. Elaine Reagan. Beverly Rcifciss. Claudette Richards, Margaret Rincicotti. Dorothy Rogers, Jean CLASS OF 1953 P-i Andrews. Nicoletta Andrews. Sally Ann Ashburn. Virginia Aulenti. Marie Barber, Barbara Barca. Mary Ann Beebe. Alberta Belgrade. Barbara Benson Barbara Blair. Beverly Brault, Shirley Brousseau. Marie Browne. Diane Buckley Mary K. Burke. Catherine Calkins. Marion Campagna, Rose Campo, Shirley P-3 Canty. Janet Catogas. Barbara Cavanaugh, Valeric Chambless. Marjorie Checker. Renee Christensen. Ellen Coffey. Joan Comcford, Eloise Conklin. Dolores Day. Diane DeMarco. Joan DiMaggio. Grace Draycott, Nancy Drea, Joanne Dugmore. Mary-EUen Dyke. Marjorie Enos. Barbara Epstein, Martha P-4 Faraci, Joan Flaherty. Anne Fradette. Patricia Gettv. Joan Goldstein, Louise Grandchamp, Jayne Grasso. Tohanna Green. Patricia Greene. Mary J. Grippo. Margery Groark, Suzanne Hall. Jeanette Hanncy, Emma Harman, Betty Hillyer. Amy Ann Hoag. Patricia Hopkins, Nancy Hulbert. Marjorie Jenks. Barbara Jensen. Joy P-6 Jerome, Mary E. Johnson. Eleanor Kelly. Barbara A. Kelly. Barbara E. Kelly, Katherine E. Kennedy. Barbara Jean Kirsch, Sandra Krotsis, Helen Landry. Clara Lanier. Helen Lathrop. Barbara Laurion. Ernestine Lazcrow, Shirley Leach, Patricia LeBlanc, Ioann Linberg, Judith Marc Aurelc. Patricia Mariani. Roberta Mauldin. Ann McGrath. Lois P-7 Martin. Jeanette McMahon. Helen McMahon. Phyllis McTigue. Patricia Miller. Charlotte Miller. Marlene Mills. Barbara Montgomery. Carol Mugovcro, Joan Mugovero. Judith Mulvey. Kathryn Musc rella. Frances Neale, Betty Nestor. Helen Newton. Barbara Northrup. Sally O’Brien. Kathryn O'Byrne. Anne CLASS OF 1952 B-9 Adams. Virginia Ahearn. Barbara Allen. Marilyn Anck. Gloria Baker. Dorothy Baldwin. Mary Banas, Eleanor Batty. Marion Beckwith. Paula Bcrgeson. Anna Bloon, Irene Bourgault. Jacqueline Bradley. Frances Brantner. Barbara Brown. Virginia Browne. Doris Burvett. Marie Canestrari. Jean Carnaroli. Barbara Carson. Joan Casey. Kathleen Casimono. Anna Clare, Margaret B-10 Conklin, Edythe Connors. Ann Crandall. Ann Curtin, Margaret Daniels Joan Ann Day. Elizabeth D’Elia. Mary Dougherty, loan Dousis. Pauline Dunning, Elsbcth Elion, Barbara Rose. Patricia Ruddy, Mary E. Sawicki. Barbara Shelby. Patricia Silvia. Patricia Simmons. Pattic Smiarowski. Dolores Smith, Janet Smith. Patricia W-12 Soderbcrg. Karin Sousa. Dorothy Stewart. Jacqueline Stone, Patricia Sullivan. Betty Sumner, Utha Swanson. Barbara Swanson. June Talbot. Elizabeth Tasca. Mary Ann Tietjen, Elizabeth Tookcr, Sheila Tourjce, Irene Tunucci, Marlene Turello, Alice Varclla. Alice Vincent. Dorothy Vinyard. Sally Vliet, Carole Wallace. Joan Warder. Grace Webber. Eileen Webber, Jeannette Wiezek. Anita Wilenski. Honore Winslow. Marjorie Zimmerman. Shirley P-9 Olbrys, Eleanor Palmer, Shelby Paseler. Judith Pasqualini. Lorraine Peters. Patricia Prince. Phyllis Rankin, Kay Rockholz, Joan Romano. loan Rose. Barbara Rothen, Rose Scully. Patricia Shea. Maureen Shcflott, Ina Siff. Barbara Sinagra. Dorothy P-11 Smilgin, Patricia Stockman. Jean Stone. Natalie Stone. Phyllis Sullivan. Beryl Sullivan. Catherine Taylor, Mary C. Terry. Virginia Tortora, Theresa Tudisca. Eleanor Turisco, Nancy Voclkcr, Marjorie Weaver. Marie Whitmore. Doris Witon. Barbara Zinker, Joyce Fardy. Marguerite Fitzpatrick. June Forshaw. Norene Freeman. Harriet Gaudenzi, Benilda Geer, Doris Ginsberg. Marilyn Giordani. Janet Gomes, Mildred Goode. Edwina Graham. Helene Graham, Sally CLASS OF 1952 B-ll Grassi, Dolores Greene, Carole Gruskin, Roberta Hansen, Claire Hardin, Jane Hedge, Helene Herndon. Gladys Holmes. Olive Hyatt, Mcrcdyth Idc, Katherine Jacey. Kathleen Jackson. Jennifer Keating, Kathleen Kelly. Ellen Kelly, Verna Kicly. Marilyn Knowles. Mary Kuvaianka. Mona Lagrottcria, Josephine Lear, Joan LcBlanc. Barbara Lee, Sue Ellen B-12 Lend Marian MacLarcn, Carol Manchester. Pcninnah Marshall. Beverly J. Mazurkowitz. Helen McCarthy, Sheila McGarry. Mary McNamara, Mary McPherson. Mary Mcrriman, Jean Miller, Faye Morrjs. Carolyn Morris. Elizabeth Mowry, Joyce Mugovcro, Frances Mullcner, Joan Murtha. Doris O'Brien. Anne O'Connor. Barbara B-13 Pangilinan, Eleodorcc Patti, Annette Perkins, Janice Platz. Cynthia Poirier, Pauline Pumerantz. Beverly Putman. Joy Rccanati, Elissa Reeve. Janet Riley. Eileen RobSins, Barbara Rodensky, Barbara Ronnick. Barbara Rowley. Jean Ruest. Yolandc St. Germain. Claire Saxton, Phyllis Schultz. Irene Shockley, Margaret Shontell. Eleanor Smith, Mary J. B-14 Smith, Rose Marie Spath, Ann Spiro, Beverly Street, Janice Sugrue, Mary Sullivan, Ellen Swanson, Sondra Swicegood, Stephanie Thall. Francine Thompson. Beverly Toohey. Faye Ulrich, Helen Varney, Dorothy Verity, Marie Vlaun. Marie Walencyzk. Wanda Walkden.Abbie Walsh. Barbara Walsh. Beverly Williams. Norma Wohlfarth, Ann Yee, Ann Zebrowski, Bernice ACTIVITIES Better Yet Club Council The phrase Better Yet is well-known here at W. M. I. for it expresses the goal toward which we strive through our student government. The council—or legislative department—is composed of the Better Yet Club Officers, Vigilance Chairman, Honor Court Chief Justice, Athletic Association President, Class Presidents and Representatives from each homeroom. The duty of the latter is to carry the students’ suggestions and opinions to and from the Council. At regularly held meetings, matters of vital interest to the student body are discussed and answers are sought to any problems which arise. The Council assists community projects through contributions to the Cancer Drive, the Red Cross, and the Community Chest. It aids in the support of a small school in Greece and sponsors an annual social and money-raising event, the County Fair. Through participation in the Better Yet Club, every girl co-operates actively in running our school and acquires valuable training in good citizenship. 42 The Vigilance Department is that branch of our student government which enforces the laws of the school. The forty-four girls who make up the Vigilance Department are elected by the homerooms in October and April. With their black booklets in which to record names of persistent violators, and their blue and white arm bands, the members of the Vigilance Department keep the school running smoothly by directing traffic between classes, supervising the students’ use of the campus and cafeteria, and acting as office messengers. Their work necessitates their being on duty throughout each day, and frequently calls for the relinquishing of study periods and other personal freeedoms on the part of the members. Athena Poulios President Honor Court The Honor Court with its Chief Justice and seven associate justices represents the Judiciary department of the student government. The Constitution of the Better Yet Club bestows upon the Honor Court the power to try all students who have violated the laws of the school, and to render punishment, subject to the approval of the principal and the faculty adviser. Athletic Association For many years the Athletic Association has played an important role in teaching girls not only good sportsmanship, but the desire to participate in various sports. All students entering W. M. I. automatically become members of the Athletic Association. This makes them eligible to participate in sports and earn various awards, the Old English Monogram being the highest. The athletic year opens with tennis tournaments, fieldball and speedball games. As the season progresses there are bandminton contests, basketball games, bowling, and volleyball intramurals. In the spring softball is played. Then at the climax of the school year, a Field Day is held and girls participate in dashes, relays, and throws. At the final meeting of the Athletic Association, the loving cup is awarded to the class accumulating the greatest number of points by winning inter-class games. This year there were eleven play days and sport days held with Eastern Connecticut high schools. All these activities make the Athletic Association a smooth-running and active organization here at W. M. I. Field Trip Committee The Field Trip Committee, which is made up of one representative and an alternate elected from each of the Social Studies IV Classes, plans all of the field trips which are an important adjunct to their class study of national, state, and local problems. The Field Trips are designed primarily to give the Seniors a firsthand knowledge of the social, economic, and political problems of their local community. Visits are made to the City Council in session. County and Police Courts in session, the Police Station, the Learned House, the Day Nursery, the City Health Department, the County Jail, the State Farm for Women, the Seaside Sanitorium, and the Mystic Oral School. The highlight of the year is an all-day trip to Hartford when the students visit the State Supreme Court and Library, the General Assembly in session, the State Prison, and the Children's Village. Introduction to the Senators and Representatives of the New London District and to the Governor are also a feature of this trip. Business Service Business Service, as in past years, helps its members receive real experience in office work by taking care of any typing, duplicating, or filing which may be needed by the administration or faculty. Its membership is made up of Seniors majoring in Business; it meets regularly once a week for work. Drama Club The Drama Club meetings are used as workshops in which the student who is interested in dramatics may learn more about stage and backstage production. Many phases of the drama are covered during these meetings including make-up, costuming, stage direction, voice, pantomime, and play reading. Drama Club productions incorporate these learning experiences. In 1950 the Drama Club presented its annual Christmas play, and in the spring two plays for the public, Grey Bread and Ladies of the Mop.” This year, because of an increased membership, the Drama Club is divided into two sections, Junior and Senior. Folk Dancing Club The Folk Dancing Club is to furnish fun and recreation, to give the students a better understanding of the traditions of foreign countries, and to help the girls to improve their rhythmic ana dancing ability. This year the club has added hiking to its program for the fall and spring months. 45 Hilltop Hilltop, the school newspaper, has evolved into a four-page periodical which is published monthly by a zealous staff. Editorials, news and feature material constitute the main departments of the paper, but ample space is provided for creative work. Contributions from the administration, faculty, and students are joyously welcomed by the editors—that HILLTOP may actually become The Voice of the School. Junior Citizens’ Council The Junior Citizens' Council of W. M. I. is open to juniors and seniors. Its chief objective is to provide citizenship training. Opportunities are provided for the members to meet key leaders in government. Assistance is given the community during drives, surveys, and special events. Discussion panels are sometimes featured at PTA meetings and in collaboration with the League of Women Voters of New London. Special emphasis is placed on straight thinking and effective speech in the discussion of current problems of local, state, national, and international importance. The club conducts the school election each year, helping to instruct the student body in election procedure and in the use of voting machines. Inter-school forums are held in collaboration with six neighboring high schools. Joint meetings with .other clubs from educational institutions in the city are featured. International Relations Club The aim of the International Relations Club is the promotion of a better understanding of world peoples and their problems by a serious study of the United Nations in content and operation; by inviting leaders in the field of internationalism to speak to its members; by discussion groups; and by the study of the music, dance, and literature of individual national groups. Each year the club conducts one charitable project benefiting the people of a foreign nation and maintains active correspondence with students of other nations. At the conclusion of the school year, the club visits a session of the United Nations. Home Arts Club The Home Arts Club is divided into three sections to meet the needs and interests of the students, particularly those who can not get Homemaking into their school program. There are occasional meetings of the entire group for special programs of interest to all, but most of the meetings are held independently. The cooking club is made up of twenty-four girls who meet in the Homemaking department twice a month to learn that cooking can be fun. They make a variety of foods including quick breads, salads, one-dish meals, and desserts. After the hard work is done, they enjoy sampling the finished product. They also entertain other groups informally to learn the art of being hostesses. The knitting group meets informally to offer opportunity for instruction, not only for those who want to learn how to knit, but also for those who are becoming more expert. A variety of articles such as mittens, socks, and sweaters of various styles and stitches are made by members of this group. The sewing group meets primarily to provide supervision and instruction to those girls who are particularly interested in making their own clothes. This year the most popular selection seems to be a skirt and weskit combination, but other garments are also made. There are some beginners in the group for whom instruction is given in the basic fundamentals of sewing. 47 Latin Club The foremost activity of the Latin Club for the year 1950-1951 will consist of a project, written and illustrated by the members of the club, concerning the Latin language and its influence on the modern world. Also on the agenda will be a series of discussions relating to Roman customs and civilization. In honor of the Christmas season we intend to learn several Latin carols. Library Club The Library Club is a service club, membership being open to girls who are interested in assisting in the Library during their study periods. Each member is scheduled to work in the Library certain periods each week for the entire year. Our club has two sides—working and social. At the meetings, favorite books are discussed, and instruction is given by the librarian. This instruction enables the girls to be of greater assistance when on duty. A Book Week exhibit is arranged each fall, during Book Week in November. Special social meetings are held in observance of special days. Le Cercle Francais Recognizing the need for good-will among nations, Le Cercle Francais endeavored to promote a sympathetic understanding of present-day France. The programs and activities of the club, while providing enjoyable recreation for its members, also served to further their appreciation of the customs and traditions of the French people. The group again worked enthusiastically to provide help for its two adopted French children—a project which has become a cherished tradition of Le Cercle Francais. Klickerette Klub Advanced Photography Field Trip Club Projection Club Photo Club B” Photo Clubs Sixty-five members have organized three photo clubs this year. The most experienced group is called the Photo Field Trip Club, and plans an active year of picture-taking and printing. The other two groups plan to enjoy their photo hobby by sharing their camera interests and improving their photography. The darkroom is staffed by members from each group. Supplies and equipment are paid for by the proceeds of the annual photo” dance, our spring informal. Spanish Club In the Spanish Club, Las Alegeres Senoritas” we learned about the Spanishspeaking people of this hemisphere and their mother country, Spain. Their songs, fiestas, and social customs furnished interesting material for our meetings, while short plays and games gave us practice in using the language. The outstanding event was our Christmas party. j Buena suerte, amigas, en los anos que vienen! Speech Club The Speech Club offers experiences in the individual oral interpretation of literature, in choral reading, in group discussions, and in dramatics. Personality is developed by increase in confidence and poise that comes with the assurance that one has a well-modulated voice, speaks adequately and with sufficient volume. Aviation Club The purpose of the Aviation Club is to acquaint the student with the theory of flight. She should have a working knowledge of meteorology and its importance in flying. Occasionally visits are made to the local airports where design and the aerodynamics of flight are investigated. Students, who at the end of the year successfully pass an examination in the fundamentals of aviation, are awarded club wings and are given, if possible, actual flight training. It is hoped that through the efforts of this Club, students will become more aware of the importance of aviation in their daily lives, and will be prompted to further investigate its possibilities, and perhaps even follow flying as a career. There's that work of art (?)! A model study hall! Look at the Birdie! Future artists! Did everyone study for this test? Seniors’ favorite teacher! The best part of the tea. Can’t wait to get to class! The rush is on! Smile pretty! Oh, if all students were this attentive! Are you sure you’re studying, girls? SPORTS Here at W. M. I., athletics compose an important part of the extracurricula activities. Participation in sports teaches the essentials of teamwork, fairplay, leadership, and sportsmanship. The Athletic Association promotes all sports events at W. M. I. and with other schools. The girls are encouraged to participate in a great variety of activities, which include: tennis, badminton (singles and doubles), fieldball, speedball, basketball, volleyball, softball, and Field Day. As a result of the excellent co-operation of the students with Miss Polinsky and Miss Gray, our physical education directors, a spirit of good will and freindliness has spread throughout the school. 54 a ! Christmas Program Disnw Choir Festival Group The W. M. I. choir is one of the outstanding organizations in the school. Dressed in their blue and white robes, the choir leads the student body in singing the hymns during the chapel exercises each morning. Throughout the year, they sing at various school and public functions. One of the outstanding programs presented in New London was the Christmas Choir Concert with tableaux by the W. M. I. Drama Department. The choir attended the Connecticut Chorus Festival held in East Haven on April 5th, and also made the trip to Boston on May 25th, 26th, and 27th, to participate in the New England Audition Music Festival. Five choir members sang in the Connecticut All State Chorus in Hartford in November 1950, and eight girls were selected to sing in the All New England Chorus held in Auburn, Maine, March 14th to the 18th, 1951. All State Chorus Patricia Buckley Rosemary DiMaggio Sandra Longo Lucretia Manos Barbara Robbins All New England Chorus Eleanor Banas Patricia Buckley Kathryn Harris Sandra Longo Lucretia Manos Mercedes Miles Barbara Robbins Doris Salvatore 62 Orchestra With their playing for the Graduation, the W. M. I. orchestra completed a very successful season. Many times the student body had an opportunity to enjoy the varied programs of the orchestra, ranging from Bezet's L Arlesienne Suite No. 2 to Charles R. Grean's The Thing.” Although the orchestra did not participate in any of the festivals this year, several of its members played in the Connecticut and New England groups. Jean Smith (Clarinet) — Connecticut All State Band — All New England Band Edythe Conklin (Violin) — Connecticut All State Orchestra Patricia Baldwin (Violin) — All New England Orchestra Staccato 63 Twirlers — oooooops— Would be Twirlers The Glee Club The W. M. I. 1950-1951 Glee Club numbers fifty students. It consists primarily of freshmen and sophomores. Although it'takes part in school and public activities, its primary purpose is to give proper training in the fundamentals of music reading and voice training, preparing these girls for future membership in the more select W. M. I. Choir, it being necessary that a girl spend at least one semester in the Glee Club before being allowed to try out for the Choir. FEATURES CLASS WILL Rosemarie Applebaum . . . leaves her interest in the Marines to any future senior Dot Ashburn . .. leaves her athletic ability to her sisters, Joan and Virginia Helen Baborsky ... leaves and takes Archie with her Linda Baldwin ... leaves a bottle of peroxide to Stevie Swicegood Pat Baldwin . .. leaves, with Mary close behind Sue Baquero .. . wills the few boys left at Pleasure Beach to Carol MacLaren Annamae Bartley ... leaves the Norwich boys to Helen Ulrick Virginia Beebe ... leaves her last name to Alberta Barbara Bernstein . . . leaves some growth pills to next year's shortest senior. Myra Blake . . . leaves Mrs. Lee in peace Elaine Bordeau . . . leaves her dimples to Nonie Johnson Anita Bowling . . . leaves Susie to Jennifer Jackson and Norma Williams Pat Breen and Anne Chaffee . . . leave, taking with them the secret of their C. G. charm Maureen Breithaupt .. . leaves, as usual, with a smile Rita Brown . .. leaves with Barbara to continue their good times Holly Bryden ... leaves her collegiate appearance to June Fitzpatrick Pat Buckley . . . leaves her ability to check crime waves to next year's Chief Justice Bernadette Bushey ... leaves her seat in Mr. Waldron's class to Alice Mathers Doris Carlson . . . leaves the fun on the Niantic bus to Bev Marshall and Elizabeth Morris Arlene Cherrick .. . leaves W. M. I. to the underclassmen Eleanor Christophcrsen . . . leaves her interest in the Sub Base to Emma Hanney Jean Cleary . . . leaves her red hair to some fortunate underclassman Ella-Jane Cluny ... leaves her Choir robe to Dorothy Baker Jean Collins . . . leaves her beautiful tresses to some fortunate junior, but takes her Dartmouth man with her Nancy Cook . . . leaves her ability to do the Charleston to Stevie Swicegood Sheila Corcoran . .. leaves her title of President to some future Alpha Paula Cruickshank . .. leaves her parking space to Peg Curtin Helen Dailey ... leaves her walk to N. L. H. S. to any ambitious underclassman Elaine Damico .. . leaves her smile to brighten up W. M. I. on dreary days June Davis .. . leaves her place in the park for Sue Lorraine DeMarco . . . leaves her sparkling voice to Barbara Robbins Barbara Denty .. . leaves her freckles to some future senior Emma DeRoo. .. leaves the wish that her sister Beth’s years at W. M. I. will be as happy as hers have been Betty Ann Deveau and Linda Fabbri . .. leave their close friendship to Barbara LeBlanc and Mary Linsey Marilyn DeWolfe ... leaves with a big smile Rosemary DiMaggio ... leaves, taking her memories of Yale with her Martha Dixon .. . leaves her love of animals to Barbara Elion Noreen Downes . . . leaves her changed personality to some naive freshman Arlene Filossi . . . leaves her seat on the Niantic bus to Sue Jean Finch . . . leaves with Bill Margaret Fisher ... leaves her eyelashes to anyone in need of them. Joan Flaherty . .. leaves her weird sense of humor to her sister Anne Barbara Fleming . .. leaves her bench in the park to Alice Elon Freeland ... bequeaths her southern drawl to Marjorie Chambless Margaret Geer ... leaves her blue eyes to the juniors Irene Genaros ... leaves her interest in N. L. H. S. to Dot Rincicotti Phyllis Gensburg . . . leaves her flair for twirling to Bobby Gruskin Janice Goldstein . . . leaves her telephone calls to Irene Bloom Marilyn Gordon ... leaves the memories of her weekends in New Hampshire June Greene . . . leaves her quiet manner to Margaret Clare Barbara Gundersen . . . leaves her running around for Legenda to any aspiring junior Mary Hanley ... leaves to join Ruth Katie Harris ... leaves the base fiddle to Kay Ide, and Joe to Jane Hardin Alice Herman .. . leaves her place in the T. and T. to Shirley Jane Hicks ... leaves Liza's furry coat to the cadets' blue uniform 66 CLASS WILL Elizabeth Hiscox ... leaves her place for next year's Senior Class President Beverly Impellitteri ... leaves Johnny to Ann Spath Lena Impellitteri ... leaves with the gang in her car Rosanna Iorlano ... leaves her reddish hair to any underclassman who can acquire it naturally Edna Jorgensen . . . leaves all her worries to Kathryn O’Brien Peggy Kelly ... leaves her brother to Joan Romano Barbara Kiely ... leaves her Irish temper to Anne Connors Carol Killeen ... leaves tackle football for Woody Walenczyk Bernice Lake ... leaves her knack for making friends to Sheila McCarthy Shirley LaMagdelaine ... leaves her chance to make out on the Shortline to Betty Day Lucy Locantore ... leaves 47 worn typewriter keys to some unsuspecting junior Sandra Longo ... leaves her title of class flirt to Sue Shontell Evelyn Maben ... leaves her improvement in math to Ann Wohlfarth Ginny MacLean ... leaves Marie to join Bob Florence MacLellan ... leaves the projection room and all therein to Doris Whitmore Regina Maicki ... leaves, taking her ambition with her Lucretia Manos . .. leaves a full box of Kleenex to Mrs. Wetmore Nancy Marquette ... leaves her table at Nichols to Lois McGrath Joan Massad ... leaves her hike home for lunch to Penny Manchester Barbara May ... leaves her ready smile to Harriet Freeman Anne McCaflferty ... leaves her unfinished homework to anyone who feels ambitious Barbara McCarthy ... leaves, and takes her interest in N. L. H. S. with her Carol McClarren . . . leaves the art room bound for West Point Marilyn McClernon ... leaves her psychoanalyzing to some psychology-minded underclassman Sarah McDonald ... leaves her interest in BulkeLey to Helene Graham Leila McGarry ... leaves her cheering letter to Ginny Ashburn Joan McIntosh . . . leaves her parking space to Edith Conklin Barbara McPhail ... leaves her taste for deviltry to Peg Curtin Joyce Meloney ... leaves her haunting songs to Jennifer Jackson and Norma Williams Mercedes Miles ... leaves her shiny, new, blue Hudson to Mr. Waldron Phyllis Milligan . .. leaves her easy-going manner to Jean Rowley Kay O'Brien ... leaves her interests in cheerleading and Bulkeley to Lorraine Pasqualini Anne Peck ... leaves her place in the Superlative list to Jeanie Merriman Pat Phillips . . . leaves her locker empty and her gift of gab to anyone who enjoys icy stares Florence Pickowitz .. . leaves her height to anyone who can reach it Henrietta Podeszwa ... leaves her brains to Irene Schultz in hopes that she can do more with them Beverly Porter ... leaves her imagination and love of movies to Ellen Kelly Athena Poulios ... leaves the next three years to her sister Ethel Ruth Pugsley ... leaves with her Junior College ring Mary Lou Richards ... leaves Miss Polinsky in peace Sue Rissler ... leaves her size 9 dress to Jeanie Merriman Eileen Roche ... leaves her bop shoes to Bobby Gruskin, if they'll fit her Doris Salvatore ... leaves her musical ability to Barbara Robbins Caroline Santora ... leaves her engagement ring to Ann Spath Marion Scott ... leaves a vacant space in gym class for Mary Jane Green Mary Ann Shea ... leaves her friendliness to all. Kay Traggis ... leaves her interests in N. F. A. to Gloria Frausini Pat Turello ... leaves her loud voice to Eileen Riley Gladys Walter ... leaves her Cadets and Billards to fight it out among themselves Annabelle Ward ... leaves her typing difficulties to Helene Hedge Dorothy Watrous ... leaves her French books to the Stone Twins Dorothy Weich ... leaves her roller-skating to Alice Turello Celia Winters ... leaves her baton to some lucky underclassman Jan Woodford ... leaves her cymbals to anyone who can lift them Joan Yates .. . wills her driving ability to Phyllis Saxton The Class of 51” leaves Miss Talcott the Responsive Service 67 3ESt COMPLEXION MARION SCOTT CLASS CLOWN JEAN SMITH MOST DOMESTIC TEAM FINCH SENIOR Most Popular Joan Flaherty Most Ambitious Mary Blanchard Most Collegiate Holly Bryden Most Humorous Barbara McPhail Most Reliable Rosemary DiMaggio Most Insterested in Bulkele• Sarah McDonald Most Sophisticated Linda Baldwin Most Petite Sue Rissler Most Friendly Mary Ann Shea Class Artist Mary Blanchard Most Dramatic Patricia Phillips Best Dancer Betty Lou Talmadge Best Looking Beverly Silverstein Best Dressed Mercedes Miles Best Vocabulary Nancy Cook Best Personality Ruth Pugsley Best Posture Phyllis Gensburg Best Figure Mercedes Miles 68 MOST ATHLETIC DOPOTHy ASHBURN BEST Best Natvrgd Barbara Bernstein Nicest Finder nails Carol McClarren Nicest Hair Jean Collins Nicest Speaking, Voice Patricia Buckley Class Vocalist Lorraine DeMarco Class Musician Doris Salvatore Prettiest Dimples Elaine Bordeau Prettiest Eyes Margaret Geer Class Blonde Linda Baldwin Class Brunette Beverly Silverstein Class Redhead-Jean Cleary Favorite Subject History Favorite Teacher Miss Carden Sweetest Senior Jean Collins Shortest Barbara Bernstein Tallest Florence Pickowitz Quietest Sally Sheflott Nicest Smile Elaine Bordeau MOST CONSERVATIVE 5HEILR SULUVPN most studious TUNE G-REEN 69 CLASS MIRROR NAME FAVORITE SAYING FAVORITE SONG AMBITION FINAL DESTINATION Rosemarie Appelbaum Oh yeah! Thinking of You Sports Commentator Auctioneer Dorothy Ashburn Anyone got anything to eat? Count Every Star Social Worker Gym Teacher Linda Baldwin Oh, that's wonderful! Thinking of You Medical Secretary Social Butterfly Pat Baldwin Mary! Golly! Ain’t that Queer! G. S. Field Director Politician. Sue Baquero Do you think he’ll go? Thinking of You Bookkeeper-typist Boss’s Wife Annamae Bartley Hey! Stardust Marriage School Marm Virginia Beebe Really? Our Very Own Organist Bop Fiend Barbara Bernstein How perfect! I’m Always Chasing Rainbows A Big Gym Teacher Basketball Center Myra Blake See how you are You’ll Never Know Social Worker Carrie Nation II Mary Blanchard You can’t fight it! Whiffenpoof Song Best Interior Decorator Ever Demolition Squad Betty Blinn I don’t know why Tea for Two Graduation Marriage Tailor of Caps Gowns Elaine Bordeau Why? Are You Lonesome Tonight? Nurse-Marriage G. S. Troop Leader Anita Bowling Thay now! If I Loved You Art Teacher Billboard Painter Pat Breen How perfect! Blue Moon Nurse Mrs. Bill Maureen Breithaupt Of course Career Girl Success Rita Brown What’s the story? No Other Love Typist in California Orange Picker in Florida Holly Bryden How precious! The Lord’s Prayer To Go to Europe Most Any Place Pat Buckley Gee Whiz! Night and Day U. Conn. Speech Teacher Bernadette Bushey Hey, Rich, wait a minute Bonaparte’s Retreat Travel Elevator Operator Doris Carlson Oh, for goodness sake! You Wonderful You Bookkeeper Author of a math book Anne Chaffee I do, I really do Bewitched To Finish My Argyles The Hill” at the C. G. A Arlene Cherrick Donnie My Destiny Marriage Floor Walker Eleanor Christophersen So I says to Mable, $60” Somebody’s Crying Pilot, U. S. A. F. Undersea Explorer Jean Cleary Well,— Night and Day Secretary Bank Robber Ella-Jane Cluny My stars! Because R. N. Research Chemist Jean Collins How perfect! 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I Cross My Fingers Barbara May He’s a hunk o’ dream Some Enchanted Evening Anne McCafferty What say! how perfect! You Wonderful You Barbara McCarthy That’s for sure Embraccable You Carol McClarren I dunno’! Our Very Owm Marilyn McClernon Give it the deep six Ten Thousand Men At Harvard Sarah McDonald What a B. G.! Again Leila McGarry I’m so tired Night and Day Joan McIntosh Well, I’ll be dipped! Peg O’ My Heart Barbara McPhail When does this class end? A Small Hotel Joyce Meloney Oh crumb! You Wonderful You Mercedes Miles Oh, Hush! Again Phyllis Milligan Honest Maybe You’ll Be There Catherine O'Brien Aw, stop it! Thinking of You Anne Peck That's terrif— Thinking of You Pat Phillips Unique! Let’s Do It Again Florence Pickowitz What’s the matter? Thinking of You Henrietta Podeszwa No! No! No! Our Very Own Nurse Business Woman Bookkeeper Housewife for Tommy Nurse Travel Designer Typist Nurse Missionary Nurse To be a Model Work in Telephone Co. W. A. C. Secretary or W. A. F. 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Mary Lou Richards I don’t know I don’t care Sue Rissler Don’t take me seriously Eileen Roche Be serious, will ya’? Doris Salvatore Oh fudge knuckles! Caroline Santora Jeepers! Marion Scott Good gosh! Mary Ann Shea I bet! Marjorie Shepatin What time is it? Barbara Sherman Homework? Me? Beverly Silverstein Darn! I can’t remember Jean Smith What a B. G.! Joan Smith Oh my Lo—rd Loretta Southard Golly sakes! Ethelyn Stanley Doggone! Sheila Sullivan You think that’s bad? Janet Sutera Got any gum? Betty Talmadge Did you get the vitimin G, Ki?” Beverly Tetreault Gee whiz! Kay Traggis What a B. G.! Pat Turello B. G. Gladys Walter What should I do? Annabelle Ward Good Caesar! Dorothy Watrous Oh, dear! Dorothy Wiech Oh fish! Celia Winters Golly Jan Woodford Crumb! Joan Yates I’ll clue ya’ kid a Over the Rainbow As Time Goes By Thinking of You There’ll Never Be Another You Sometime Thinking of You T. D.’s Boogie Woogie You Wonderful You Beyond the Blue Horizon My Foolish Heart Night and Day Thinking of You You’ll Never Walk Alone Stardust Bewitched No Other Love Nevertheless Sometime Day After Day Sentimental Me You’re So Understanding If I Had My Life to Live Over Tennessee Waltz Jealousy I’ll See You Again Room Full of Roses Whispering Hope Thinking of You No Other Love Blue Moon Wanderin’ Get Married Traveling Typist Secretary Divorce Lawyer Policewoman Organ Grinder Dorothy Dix II Travel Teacher To Get Away from McPhail Church Organist Graduation Marriage Nurse F. B. I. Woman Model Desert Mission Wife W. A. C. Joke Editor of a Magazine Statistician Wife of a Comedian Tin Pan Alley Kindergarten Teacher Miss C. G. A. of ’53 Private Eye Duck Breeder Rev. and Mrs. Miss Flashbulb of ’52 Impersonator Travel around the world College Housewife Airline Hostess To Make Jim a Good Wife Milk-woman Dormitory House-mother Accompanist for Patsy Lee Empire State Building Guide 1 2 of a Dance Team Typist Pessimistic Perfectionist Secretary Career Girl Stay Happy Bookkeeper Missionary Roller or Ice Skater Hairdresser Teaching To Drive Stock Cars School Dietician Train Caller in Grand Central Beachcomber Bookie French Teacher Acrobat Singing Waitress Cymbals Player with Boston Pops Taxicab Driver AIMS lad WISHING THE CLASS OF 1951 MUCH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Loring Studios 76 238 STATE STREET PHONE 2-3335 MONDELCI BENVENUTI Builders of Fine Structures 16 Elm Street • New London, Connecticut Phone 28541 or 28542 The soldier was reading a letter from his wife, and didn’t seem too pleased about it. What’s the matter?” asked his chum. 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OF NEW LONDON 61 State St. CHECKING ACCOUNTS ★ Incorporated 1792 Connecticut's Oldest Bank 78 To Serve Those Who Wish To Save” THE SAVINGS BANK OF NEW LONDON 63 MAIN STREET ☆ A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Student: What shall we do tonight?” Friend: I’ll toss a coin. If it’s heads ,we’ll go to the movies. If it’s tails we’ll go bowling, and if it stands on end, we’ll study.” FASHION FABRICS Compliments CENTER • C L RADIO SERVICE 116-128 Bank Street New London, Connecticut 79 COMPLIMENTS OF SHEFFIELD TUBE CORP. 170 BROAD STREET NEW LONDON, CONN. We Specialize in Corsages.' Orchids — Gardenias — Roses ABEN Camellias — Violets HARDWARE HOUSEWARE FELLMAN CLARK FLORISTS 123 Bank Street 186 Slate Street Tel. 5588 Over 100,000 Interesting Items Tel. 5473 Established 1909 BOSTON SAL BARRAVECCHIA CANDY KITCHEN (Formerly Louis Anello) Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s CUSTOM TAILOR Air . Stucky: (to a senior) Will you please define capacity and ability?” Senior: Well, ability is how much you can do, capacity is how much you can hold.’ Compliments of BERWALD INC. 320 State Street Womens' Shoes • Handbags • Hoisery Compliments of CAPITOL TEA ROOM 21 Bank Street Tel. 9815 Compliments of CAMPUS DAIRY BAR Compliments of SOL B. BERNSTEIN RESTAURANT SORTOR Best Wishes CHEVROLET 452 Broad Street SALES - SERVICE CO. INC. Corner Colman 80 ■w. As You Complete Another Milestone On The Road of Life May We Extend Our Wholehearted Wishes For Your Future Happiness and Success ... And Invite You To Use Our Complete Banking Services As You May Need Them .... yom community bark EwIxjndonGty National Bank ' v YOUR S — For Success it NEW LONDON U£i.±' W Stonington OLD SAYBAOOK Customer: Are those eggs fresh?” Clerk: Are they? Why the hens haven’t even missed them yet.’ Diamonds • Jewelry • Watches Compliments of WM. H. BUHREN MICHAEL’S DAIRY Watch Clock Maker Tel. 4294 125 Bridge St. Grocon, Conn. Tel. 2-5536 106 State Street New London, Conn. 629 Montauk Avenue New London, Conn. Compliments of SPENCER STUDIO Compliments Personalized Portraiture Kodak and Ansco Dealer Phone 8652 10 Meridian Street SAVARD BROS. 81 THE MINER ALEXANDER PAYNE KEEFE ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of RICHARD H. PUGH Realtor State and Huntington Streets New London’s Real Estate and Insurance Corner • THE PIN CUSHION 150 Howard Street DRESS ALTERATIONS Yarns Buttons New London Telephone 4355 Laces Ribbons Knitting. Instructions MILLINERY ACCESSORIES 87 Broad Street Phone 5293 A farmer was plowing with only one mule, but he kept shouting, Giddap, Pete; giddap, Jack; giddap, Larry; giddap, Graham.” A passerby listened for a few moments and asked, How many names does your mule have?” Just one,” answered the farmer. But he doesn’t know his own strength, so I put blinders on him and yell a lot of names and he thinks other mules are helping him.” CARROLL CUT RATE PERFUMES PROFESSIONAL • PHARMACY 152 State Street Albert J. Loiacono, Reg. Phar., Ph.,G. PERRY AND STONE’S INC. Jewelers Since 1865 • Compliments of HENRY J. BUZENSKI, D.D.S. Broad Street and Conn. Avenue Telephone 6195 New London, Conn. 82 Phone 2-3542 Mrs. 1). Silty, Graduate Corsetiere EDWIN KEENEY VICTORIA SHOPPE CO. Modern Corsetry and Vine Lingerie • 243 Stale Street New London, Conn. Sportswear • Blouses • Hosiery Robes • Smocks Books, Stationery Greeting Cards NEW LONDON BUSINESS COLLEGE M ALLO VE’S JEWELRY 231 State St. Phone 7441 Summer School July 9, 1951 Fall Term Sept. 5, 1951 RECORDS 74 State Street Captain: Boys, the boat is sinking. Is there anyone here who knows how to pray? Parson: (eagerly) I do!” Captain: All right, you pray. The rest of us will put on the life belts. There is one missing.” THRIFTY CUT RATE 1796 HOUSE GIFT SHOP Corner State Main Streets Ann Louise Griffith COSMETICS PATENT MEDICINES 249 Pequot Ave. New London, Conn. Compliments of Compliments of WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP ELION’S SHOE STORE ROSE LINGERIE SHOP Compliments of j JACK’S PLACE Mohican Hotel Bldg. 825 Montauk Avenue Compliments of CENTRALE SPECIALTY SHOP SHU-FIX CO. FINE SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 445 Ocean Avenue WAITING SERVICE 83 Compliments of NEW LONDON MOHEGAN DAIRIES Established 1902 75 Jefferson Avenue Phone 9027 Compliments of PATAGANSET FINISHING CO., INC. NIANTIC, CONNECTICUT During a wild-game hunt one day, a sportsman was shooting at a clump of bushes near a wall. Suddenly an angry face popped over the wall. Curse you! You almost hit my wifel” Did I?” cried the man aghast, I’m terribly sorry. Have a shot at mine over there.” Compliments of NATIONAL PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. INCORPORATED 356-360 Bank Street THE DARROW COMSTOCK CO. W holesale and Ship Chandlery 94-96 Bank Street New London, Connecticut The School of Skill NEW LONDON ACADEMY CAPITOL CANDY SHOPPE OF • HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE CONFECTIONERY Mary E. Walker, Dean ICE CREAM Telephone 8647 LUNCHEONETTE 325 State Street New London, Conn. 83 Broad Street New London 84 Newspapers Aid Education Formal education may be enhanced by the practical education derived from habitual reading of a daily newspaper. Intelligent discussion of fast-changing world events demands current knowledge of world affairs. Your favorite newspaper supplies this factual information impartially. THE DAY Your Good Evening Newspaper Subscription by mail, if away at school $3.50 for three months i Compliments of ECONOMY COAL CO. 81 Hamilton Street Compliments of GRINDER SHOP 276 Connecticut Ave. Grinders Pastry Groceries Tel. 26873 Cadet: I am dreaming that you and I are all alone drifting over the sands of a vast desert. The air is cool and the moon is full. . .” W.M.I. Girl: I suppose that explains why you dance like a camel.” THE BOOKSHOP INC. Meridian and Church Street Tel. 8802 Compliments of ESTELLE DRESS SHOP 20y2 Meridian Street DAMICO BROS. MEATS • GROCERIES and VEGETABLES 48 Blackhall St. New London, Conn. Compliments of IDA HOFFMAN Corsetiere Lingerie, Bras, Girdles 201 2 Meridian Street DAMAS MUSIC STUDIO 160 State St. BAND INSTRUMENTS Clarinets Trumpets Saxaphones Trombones Twirling Batons, Balanced Tel. 2-1337 Tel. 9829 MIKE STYGA’S ROYAL DINER Specializing In HOME COOKING Sea Food : : Broiled Lobster Dinners and Sandwiches to Go 280 Broad Street New London, Conn. Compliments of DR. BECKER Compliments Of THE REGAL FUR SHOP 85 Compliments Of BENOIS News Stand and Cigar Store 53 Bank Street ( )C ADA( ] I DRY y V BIVtRACfS J Compliments Of B’NAI B’RITH GIRLS (B.B.G.) Compliments of JUVENILE SHOP 153 State Street Compliments of CITY COAL CO. 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MINER Stop for A Bite to Eat and Something Sweet” at THE PINK CRICKET 235 State St. Compliments of DR. WILLIAM F. MURRAY, D.D.S. Compliments of MICHAEL’S THE FURRIER 86 State St. Prospective Buyer: This room seems to be very small. House Agent: But you can always use thinner wallpaper, sir.” Tel. 6985 NEIL’S FURNITURE Furniture • Ranges • Appliances 91 Main St. New London, Conn. Aerial - Commercial - Industrial - Portraiture ROBERT L. PERRY Photographer 96 Huntington St. New London, Conn. Tel. 2-3383 NEW LONDON SPORTING GOODS If it’s Wilson,” it’s the Best Lebro Bartolucci Tel. 5896 20 Meridian St. New London, Conn. Compliments of DR. LEW PARKER Optometrist Compliments of PERRY’S JEWELERS 48 State St. New London, Conn. 89 Compliments of ROGERS AND SON Niantic, Conn. T.N.M. LATHROP, INC. Cars Trucks 545 Broad St. New London, Conn. . V a ■ A gentle Quaker discovering a burglar at work in his house, got his gun and stood quietly in the doorway. Friend,” he remarked, I would do thee no harm, but thou standest just where I am about to shoot.” MODERN WOODCRAET Cabinet Makers Store Fixtures • Cabinets • Furniture All Types Woodwork Made to Order Poquonnock Road Groton, Conn. Tel. 7660 MARIMAC’S HEARING AID AGENCY Authorized Dealer • Zenith Hearing Aids Mary M. Alexander, Dealer Room 210 Garde Bldg. 325 State St. New London, Conn. HAROLD'S Restaurant and Delicatessen 318 State St. New London, Conn. Phone 2-6821 HARRY’S MUSIC STORE Pianos Musical Instruments Twirling Batons Sheet Music 64 Bank St. Tel. 2-4815 Opp. City National Bank Compliments of SIDNEY F. HELLER Tel. 9757 ITALIAN-FRENCH BAKERY Frank Randy, Prop. 684 Bank Street New London, Conn. 90 COMPLIMENTS OF W. T. GRANT AND COMPANY NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Commercial and Savings Accounts New London, Conn. Founded 1852 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. THE B.G.’S Betty Burge Kay Bootsie Pat Jack Laurie Jim Noreen Lou Sarah Eug Joan Austie Irene Bob Sue Warren Jean Dick Definition: COLLEGE: A collection of buildings that gives its name to a football team. Compliments of COURT DRUG STORE 3J1 State Street Phone 7754 FRED S. LANGDON Architect 325 State Street New London, Conn. FRIGIDAIRE SERVICE RADIO Phone 9195 MILLARD’S 12 Reed Street Compliments of DR. LONERGAN 302 State Street . .. .Compliments of. .. . SPARETIME BOWLING ALLEYS 324 State Street Compliments of LOUIS LEVINE Insurance Agency CHARLES SUISMAN Counselor of Law Garde Building 325 State St. New London, Conn. Compliments of THE MELVILLE 33 Granite Street 91 LOWE’S CLEANERS Quality Cleaners 128 Main St. Tel. 6176 W.N.L.C. BROADCASTING STATION 281 State St. The Friendly Voice of The Thames” CUSATI SCHOOL OF MUSIC BANJO, MANDOLIN, VIOLIN Spanish Guitar, Hawaiian Guitar 85 State Street CONNECTICUT WINDOW CLEANING CO. A. D. Pickowitz P. O. Box 125 New London, Conn. Tel. 7872 A. 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