Windham High School - Crystal Yearbook (Willimantic, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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A 1 111' Q11 , u f f , , X 111 7 A ff! v '----1'-f, ii f., 7 .W W, .71 gy' ' -lur- ' Mina, , ,werfzbadbn The Class of 1952 takes great pleasure in dedicating the Cryftul to MR. LEE E. PYNE in recognition of his work in the Guidance Depart- ment and his twelve years as a teacher of history and Civics. yfzifmiizikiiwibn lfgafzfnf af Sliiczzifibn Left to Right: Mr. Donald A. Kramer, Rev. Lucian J. Siedzik, Mr. William A. Burleson, Mr. George W. Hickey, Mr. Stanley J. Sumner, Dr. George R. Champlin, Mrs. Virginia H. Allen, Dr. J. Douglas Winn, Dr. William Chase, Mr. Charles Curran. Mr. Samuel N. Rosenstein is also a member. GEORGE R. CHAMPLIN H. CHESTER NELSON Superintendent of Sclooolr Principal Acting Principal from September Vice-Principal from September to March 19 to March 19 4 IGARIZT C. ARm1riRl.l Ifnlgfifh ISTANCI? L. IDIMOCK l'IO77I67!1t1kilIIC.' :HARD FOSTER hwicul Ifzluratinn acuiy HBA 4 -S SmRl,1zY IZ, BAIJWVIN FMU, J. BONCRR MARY F, BRANSFIIZLD THOMAS A. CALLAGHAN lfnglirlv lfrzglifh and Frwzrh Bzzfineu Departmcnf Hi5tory,Ci1'if.r, Direrior of Aibleticf XVAYNIE G, DlII3I.IEY MARY D. DWYIER RAYMOND A. FBNER HESTER E, EVANS Mafhwzzatizif t17IIlSFfL'71l'C' Elltlffijh Head of Hixtory Matlaewalirf Deparlmenl 551 . .4 'E--gli. K: 'Y ' . 459i T i f' 1 I H 1 I wax 1 GISRTRIIIJIE B. GIROUARD MARION S. GILMOR12 THEODORE T. GOODWIN CARI. E. GOSLINE Frenrlv Diefilian Scienfe Cirirf and Hixtory 5 FLORENCE U. GRADY ani fy 'fer I fs FRANCES J. GRIMES ANDREW GUIOSKY, JR. Bufiness Department N urfe BuJineJJ Department and Guidance DONALD HAYDEN MARIE G. HELMBOLDT J. ZALMON S. HUNT Mufic Homemaking Head of JOSEPI-IINE A. B. KIND Englixb H iftory Department LAURENCE KING THOMAS LAWSON Head of Mathematics and Guidance Buxinen Department and Student Bank BERTRAND A. HARRISON MARGERY B. HARV Agriculture Pbyxical Education FRANK A. IBERTI MARION F. JAI-IN Science Art I JOHN LEVITSKY EDWARD LOI A rt Agriculture 6 NE MACKENZIE rglixb and H iytory PNICA MCQUILLAN finer: Department EORGIA H. PRUI2 'ineu Department and Guidance Hkeudy ii- CECELIA M. MAHONEY MARION D. MAXWELL Head of Science Englifh Department SHIRLEY MORRILL GRACE NIGHTINGALE Buxineu Department Latin LEE E. PYNE HELEN H. RIGNEY Hiytory and Guidance Librarian CARRIE P. MCDONALD Latin ANDREW G. PALAU Head of Pbyxical Education for Boyx JOHN J. MCDONALD Science BARBARA A. POLLARD Englixb EDWARD SCHUPACK Buxineff Department and A ud io- Vifual Department R' MURIEL L. Scorr Phyxical Education 7 lx SLIM . SJ! ,,. , .x.,, E . Q I .. :VA V f HOPE M. SMITH MADELYN J. SMITH Avls T. THOMPSON STEPHEN I. TUPPER EDNA J WEATHI Head of Physical Englifh Mathematics Science English Education for Girly MARY E. WEBER Mathematics Lgemefaataf MINNIE W. MCCRACKEN ALICE F. COTTON Secretary to the Secretary to the Superintendent Superintendent LUCIENNE A. YATES French Lgfaff MARJORIE B. ROBBINS CATHERINE M. WILLIAMS M. ELIZABETH HERRON HELEN W. VEGIARD Secretary to the Attendance and Recordx C lerk Clerk Principal 3 ff! Z' if W M Q nf' I l 73 fic X Z 1,5 W V ff W Y ,xi S S X X X X S X , . sxx P'-1 -w 'N 0, A 'S 'N P- f fi fu 4 rs MARY LOU ABERNETHY WILLIMANTIC The world ir not Jo hitter, But a .rmile can make it sweet. Mare plans to go to college and become a social worker . . . enjoys cheering . . . Activities: Class Treas- urer 2g Athletic Council 13 Latin Club 1, 29 French Club 3, 4, J. V. Cheerleaders 1, 2: Varsettes 3, 43 Washington Club 4. GEORGE LEWIS ADAMS MANSFIELD The look of innocence George plans to go to Work . . . en- joys skating, baseball, and swim- ming . . . Activities: Projection Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, Track 3: Ofhcials Club 33 Glee Club 2, -1 wt? 1 w JF . x 4, 1' FLORENCE MARIE ALLARD WILLIMANTIC There'.r nothing hetter than 4 friendly girl who'J really 4 friend. Flip plans to become a dress de- signer . . . enjoys sketching, read- ing, designing . . . Activities: Glee ANDRA VIRGINIA AU-EN Club 1, Washington Club 4. WILLIMANTIC Small hut mighty Andy plans to take a five-year nursing course at Simmons College in Boston . . . likes swimming, roll- er skating, and playing the piano . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4g Windham Play- ers 3, 43 Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2: Croakings 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Christmas Chorus lg Varsettes 3, 4, J.V. Cheer- leaders 1, 2, Washington Club 4. TORALFS OLEGS AKMENKALNS MANSFIELD Education make: the man. Tody plans to go to U. Conn. . . . enjoys photography . . . Activities: Basketball 4g Washington Club 4. Z Q i CAROL JUNE ANTHONY MANSFIELD A friendly word for everyone Maker her a cheerful girl. Carol plans to take up nursing and later become an airline hostess . . . enjoys swimming, boating, skating, biking, volleyball, square dancing, and singing . . . Activities: French Club 3, Windham Players 3, 4, Wi- Hi-Li 1: Glee Club 1, 2, Christmas Chorus 1, Sports Club 3, 4: Student Council 3: Crystal Board 4: Volley- ball Manager 4g Washington Club 4. JOHN STRONG ARMITAGE ASHFORD A demon to lhoxe who know him. Buddy wants to work on the farm or join the Air Force after he gets out of school . . . enjoys building radios and playing music . . . Activi- ties: F.F.A. 3, 4: Band 4, Rifle Club 4: Washington Club 4. RICHARD ARTHUR ARNOLD WILLIMANTIC If girlr interfere with 5tudieJ-- drop rtudier. Dick plans to continue his school- ing . . . enjoys swimming . . . Ac- tivities: Basketball lg Football 2, 3: Swimming 2, 3, Captain 4: Aquatic Club President 4, Officials Club 33 Athletic Council 4: Washington Club 4. ELAINE FAYE ASPINALL MANSFIELD A runny ditporition it half lhe battle. Peanut plans to join the Marines . . . enjoys collecting newspaper clippings on the New York Yankees . . . Activities: Commercial Club 3, 4: Hobby Club 2, 3, Washington Club 4. Agn. C? I MARILYN HARRIET ATWOOD WILLIMANTIC Full of gentle kindneu her looks and language are. Marilyn plans to go to college . . . enjoys painting, reading, and skiing . . Activities: Wi-Hi-Li I, 2, 3, 4: Crystal Board 4: Girls' Rifle Club 31 Washington Club 4. 'xiii N I gi 'Wh I . if I f MARY ELIZABETH BALDWIN STORRS Charm like perfume har its 8596! on the hoyr. Mary plans to go to the University of Connecticut . . . enjoys reading, tennis, bowling, and swimming . . . Activities: Glee Club lg Windham Players 3: Sports Club 1, 3, 4, Christmas Chorus 1. ROBERT WILLIAM BALKCOM NORTH FRANKLIN A man of few words Robert intends to join the Army . . . likes basketball, track and watching television . . . Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Washington Club 4. FREDERICK JOSEPH BARCOMB ANDOVER See that twinkle in his eye, Methinhs there's mischief in this guy' Fted hopes to become a draftsman Or singer . . . enjoys swimming, ice skating, art, music, riflery . . . Activi- ties: Christmas Chorus lg Rifle Club 1, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 4. MILTON JAMES BATH WILLIMANTIC Furnish me with argument and intellect too. Newt would like to go to business college . . . enjoys fishing, softball, basketball, and baseball . . . Activi- ties: Commercial Club 4g Intramu- ral Basketball Manager 3, Washing- ton Club 4. PATRICIA ANN BARLOW WILLIMANTIC Once iz friend always a friend Pat plans to go to hairdressing school in Hartford . . . enjoys danc- ing, basketball, and swimming . . . Activities: F.H,A, 25 Treasurer 3, 4, mg N 2 lzxxf f X I MARC RAYMOND BEGIN SOUTH WINDHAM Let us then he up and doing. Mar hopes to go to plumbing school . . . likes dancing . . . Activi- ties: Student Council 3. 12 JACQUELINE ROSE BARRETT THE RIDGES Never u dull moment jackie hopes to get a job as 1 secretary . . . enjoys basketball, ping pong, skating, and volleyball . . Activities: Commercial Club 2 Hobby Club 2. ANNE MARIE BELANGER ASHFORD Twinkle, twinkle little eyes What? that mischief you disguise Anne plans to attend art school . . likes basketball, skating, skiing dancing, painting . . , Activities Glee Club lg Sports Club 43 Crysta Board 4. LEO BENOIT BERGERON WILI.lMANTIC A reme of humor, rometimer .thy Maker ur all like tbir rwell guy. Berg plans to work in a grocery ore or join the Navy . . . enjoys stening to records, dancing, basket- xll, football and swimming . . . ctivities: Football 45 Officials Club 5 Intramural Basketball Manager ALBERT CULP BOLLEN, JR. STORRS ctionr, not words, prove the man. Bert came to Windham during nior year . . . enjoys travel and apes ro do more of ir. , W MARY AGNES BERGERON WILLIMANTIC Life without .rportr ir no life for me. Aggie plans to go into nurse's training . . . enjoys all sports, espe- cially basketball and tennis, record collecting, reading, and movies . . . Activities: Athletic Council 44 French Club 3, 45 Windham Players 3, 45 Croakings 35 Alumni Editor 45 Crystal Board, Sports Editor 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Christmas Chorus 15 Sports Club 1, 2, 5, 45 Officials Club 2, 3, 45 Washington Club 4. thx ff ,-X 4-I--.Q QA. 1 4' J! X W, r A - L MARJORIE LOU BOYINGTON ANDOVER A little time for laughter, A little time to .ting Margie plans either to take up merchandising or to go into the Navy . . . likes sewing, cooking, volleyball, swimming, and TV . . . Activities: Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Christmas Chorus 15 Crystal Board 45 Washington Club 4. MARIAN LOUISE BERKE WILLINGTON A :mile ir better than 4 frown. Topsey plans to go to work . . . enjoys movies, swimmingyand ice skating . . . Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2. VIOLA BRAKOVSKIS WILLIMANTIC Silence never betrayr you. Vija plans to go to work after school . . . likes dancing, movies, swimming, reading, and collecting stamps . . . Activities: Washington Club 4. FLORENCE MARY BRINDAMOUR WINDHAM Here'J to a girl who doeJn't .vhirkg Roll: up her sleeves and goes to work. Flo hopes to get an office job . . . likes playing the piano, reading, and making woolen blankets . . . Activities: F.H.A. lg Glee Club 1, Washington Club 4. BEATRICE ANN BROMLEY SPRAGUE Song: in her heart: speech on her lip: Bea plans to work in the Con- necticut Light and Power Company office . . . loves to sing, enjoys read- ing, dancing, collecting stamps and postcards, and most sports . . . Ac- tivities: Commercial Club 4, F.H.A. 43 Crystal Board 4: Hobby Club 3, President 4g Glee Club 3, 4, Wash- ington Club 4. 14 ANNA BRNDIAR WILLINGTON Brimful of mixchief, but harmful to none Annie hopes to enter the service . . . enjoys traveling, hiking, and baseball . . . Activities: Washington Club 4. L X . WBQXJ 9 .f ll DIANA MARGARET BROOKS ASHFORD A larf so fair with a cheerful air Brooksie plans to go into athletics . . . enjoys baseball, sports, and drawing . . . Activities: Athletic Council 3: Commercial Club 33 F.H.A. 1, Hobby Club, Vice-Presi- dent 2, President 33 Glee Club 1, 31 Windham Singers 3: Christmas Chorus 1: Sports Club 4: Ofiicials Club 4. 3.- 'r i. LOIS RUTH BROESSLER COLUMBIA A little miichief now and then Ir alwayr :ure to pleare the men. Lois plans to go to Hartford Hos pital Nursing School . . . enjoy reading . . . Activities: Latin Clul 1, 2, French Club 31 Windham Players 31 Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2: Croaking 1, 2, 5, 4: Crystal Board 4: Varsette 3, 4: J. V. Cheerleaders 1, 2, Sport Club 1: Washington Club 4. 'E BURTON REINER BROWN WILLIMANTIC At fun he'r mort engaging In athletics pretty fine. Brownie plans to go to colle . . . enjoys basketball, baseball, ca and girls . . . Activities: Stude Council 43 Athletic Council 4, Col mercial Club, Service Secretary Croakings 4, Football lg Baseb: 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Washin ton Club 4. SHIRLEY MAE BROWN AMSTON She is gentle, .the is shy. Shirl plans to work in Hartford . . . likes collecting napkins, swim- ming, and skating . . . Activities: Washington Club 4. ROBERT WILLIAM CASEY WILLIMANTIC His only labor wa: to kill time. Robert is undecided about his future . . . likes painting, stamp collecting, swimming, tennis, and skiing, and listening to Bop or Jazz . . . Activi- ties: Windham Players 35 Hobby Club, Treasurer 43 Swimming 3, 45 Washington Club 4. l JAMES JUDSON BUSHNELL STORRS The way to have a friend it to he one. Jimmy intends to go to college . . . likes photography and swimming . . . Activities: Croakings 4, Band 1, 25 Crystal Board 4. Ikglli' 'Ai ff '57 i L A i x CS, s. . - DOROTHY JEAN CHADWICK ANDOVER shea' :hy and rweet, quite hard to meet, But when you do, it'r .fare a treat. Dody plans to work in an oiiice . . . likes sewing, swimming, skating, basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, speed ball, and badminton . . . Ac- tivities: Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, 3, 4, RiHe Club 35 Glee Club lg Crystal Board, Typist 4, Washington Club 4. HERMAN ROBERT CALDERADO WILLIMANTIC Good natnred, full of fun Mixer well with everyone. Cal plans to attend Providence College . . . enjoys fishing, hunting, basketball, women, and lots of sleep . . . Activities: Class President 3, Athletic Council 33 Crystal Board, Sports Editor 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Ollicials Club 3. KARL PAUL CHANSKI WILLIMANTIC An athlete bold and brave am I Yet .seeking favor in the ladies' eye. Chance plans to attend college . . . likes baseball, cross country, basket- ball, ice skating . . . Activities: Or- chestra 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 gross Country 2, Washington Club BEVERLY EDITH CHAPPELI. NORTH WINDHAM She Jhall have friend: wherever :he goer. Bev plans to Work after gradua- tion . . . enjoys books and music . . . Activities: Commercial Club 3, 4. FREDERICK ARCHIE CLARK SCOTLAND Happy am I, from ct1reI'm free Why aren't they all contented like me? 1 Clarky plans to be an automobile mechanic . . . enjoys basketball and billiards . . . Activities: F.F.A. 3, 43 Hobby Club 2, 3, 43 Christmas Cho- rus 13Glee Club 1, 2, 3. THEODORE JOHN CHASSE SToRRs Alufayl' cheerful with 4 bright how tie Ted plans to attend the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy . . . enjoys taking and editing movies . . . Activities: Student Council 33 Washington Club 4. ES. ,ASQ X . 3 X P2 lfxxf 1 , K - JOAN FRANCES CLARKE ANDOVER A little sweet, a little Jpice, That maker the combination mee. joan plans to do secretarial work . . . likes basketball, sewing, swimming, ice skating, table tennis, and bad- minton . . . Activities: Commercial Club 23 Rifle Club 33 Crystal Board Typist 4. RICHARD ARTHUR CHICK HAMPTON A head to contrizte, 4 tongue to perruade And 4 hand to execute any mirchief Chick plans to work on construc- tion . . . enjoys football, basketball, baseball, and playing pool . . . Ac- tivities: Latin Club 13 Commercial Club 43 Hobby Club 33 Football 1, 2, 53 Officials Club 2, 5, 43 Washf ington Club 4. EDEN CHANDLER COOK WINDHAM CENTER So mitch to do, Jo little done, All day long just fun. Cookie plans to get a job . . . enjoys working on his car, hunting, fishing, and trapping . . . Activities: Rifle Club 23 Football 1. GEORGIA-JEAN COOKSON Sronrts She it pretty to walk with, Witty to talk with, And plearant to think on. Jeannie hopes to go to college and eventually become a writer , . . en- joys swimming, sailing, surfboard riding, wrioing, record collecting, reading, and dancing . . . Activities: Croakings l, 2, 3, Feature Editor 4, Glee Club lg Sports Club lg French Club 33 Windham Players 3, 4. LORETTA DORIS COUCHON PERKINS CORNER She ir petite and little at can he, And pretty too, it'r plain to ree. Lorry plans to get married . . . enjoys basketball, ping-pong, read- ing, dancing, and listening to popu- lar music . . . Activities: Commer- cial Club 3, 4, F.H.A. lg Hobby Club 3. LUCILLE ANN COTE WILLIMANTIC All that .the does it well done. Lucille plans to go to Hartford Hos- pital to become an X-ray technician . . . enjoys swimming, table tennis, disc jockey programs, and reading . . . Activities: Latin Club 31 Wind- ham Players 3g Commercial Club, Financial Secretary 23 Crystal Board 45 Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Washington Club 4. half' 'Ag 'ff A ' .x is , KE- fx .4 A-'-' BEVERLY LOIS CRANE WILLIMANTIC A good mixer, a jolly good pal, No wonder rhe'J a popular gal. Bev intends to become a dental hygienist . . . enjoys swimming, camping, and piano . . . Activities: Windham Players 3, Secretary 4, French Club 31 Croakings Reporter 1, 2, Assistant Feature Editor 3, 4g Glee Club lg Rifle Club 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Washington Club 4. MILDRED RACHEL COTE CHAPLIN Laughter round the eyer meant warmth in the heart. Millie intends to work in'an office . . '. enjoys volleyball, basketball, dancing, playing musical instru- ments . . . Activities: Commercial Club 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Glee Club l. JOAN CULVER COLUMBIA A quiet maid, yet questioning and curious Joan would like to do office work after graduation . . . enjoys baseball, roller skating, and collecting post- cards and stamps . . . Activities: Commercial Club 4, Hobby Club 4g Washington Club 4. JOHN HENRY CURRY WILLIMANTIC A clored mouth catcher no flier. Jack intends to go to the Univer- sity of Connecticut . . . likes basket- ball and wood craft . . . Activities: Intramural Basketball Manager 23 Washington Club 4. EILEEN D'MUHALA WILLIMANTIC Her quiet wayr are sometime: very loud. Cupie plans to attend State Teachers College . . . enjoys art, swimming, baking, volleyball . . . Activities: Commercial Club 33 Hobby Club 2g Sports Club 3. JOAN IRENE DAY WILLIMANTIC If books should turn into men, JlJe'd become a librarian. Joanee plans to travel or join the service . . . likes basketball and swimming . . . Activities: Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, Washington Club 4. X . X 2 lima KI, RITA ESTELL DIETTE SOUTH COVENTRY Sing away sorrow and cart away care. Rita plans to join the service or get a job in business . . . likes roller skating and swimming . . . Activi- ties: Commetcial Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4g Glee Club 1g Washington Club 4. 18 DOROTHY LOU DEEB WILLIMANTIC Her friendslaipk like the glowing run, For 1128 len il thine on everyone. Deedie intends to go to Bay Path junior College . . . likes collecting foreign postcards, records, basket- ball, and swimming . . . Activities: French Club 2, Windham Players 3, 4, Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2g Croakings 1, 2g Glee Club 15 Rifle Club 1, 2, 33 Washington Club 4. gn s JAMES MICHAEL DONOVAN, JR. WILLIMANTIC Let no woman disturb my peace. Lefty plans to go to college . . . enjoys eating, sleeping, basketball, football, softball, going to the mov- ies, and parties . . . Activities: Class Vice-President lg Class President 25 Athletic Council 2, 3, President 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Croakings 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Officials Club 3, 43 Washing- ton Club 4. WAYNIE BISBY DOUBLEDAY WII.l.IMAN'I'lfI All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling too zrefl lIlj,'IL'lf. Dub hopes to become a commer- cial pilot . . . likes movies, bowling, and going to Civil Air Patrol meet- ings . . . Activities: Washington Club 4. ROBERT CONRAD DUBEAU WII.l.lMANTlC What a Jmile, what a ufit, And believe me lhat'J not hall of it. Rube plans to go to college to study law . . . likes tennis, skiing, swimming, and debating. . . Activi- ties: Athletic Council 4: French Club 3, 4, Windham Players 3, 4: Croakings 3, Sports Editor 4: De- bating 3: Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4: Ofhcials Club 2, 3: Student Council, Vice-President 3: Washington Club 4. NORMA DOUGLAS WlNlJl1AM And nzixcbief cfarzfef in her dark eyet Norma intends to take a post-gradu- ate course and then get married . . . enjoys writing to a soldier boy, horseback riding, collecting minia- ture horses and dogs, and cooking recipes . . . Activities: Glee Club 1. MQ? if . af PW XX U T4 i SALLY KATHLEEN DUBE MANSFIELD Quiet, Jweet, and innocent Sally plans to work . . . enjoys bas- ketball, volleyball, and baseball . . . Activities: Glee Club 1: Intramural Badminton Assistant Manager 4. 19 RTE 5. 'His i SHIRLEY MAY DOYLE WILLIMANTIC Trim and neat, short and Jweet Shir1 would like to be a dental hygienist . . . enioys volleyball, foot- ball, and collecting records . . . Ac- tivities: Class Secretary -43 Wind- ham Players 4, Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, Secre- tary 31 Croakings 1, 2, 3, Editor of Club News 4: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 5, 4, Washington Club 4. JOSEPHINE RUTH EICHNER EAGLEVILLE A happy-go-ffzcky damfel ir Jhe. Josie plans to be a social welfare worker . . . likes collecting baseball items and articles of all kinds, ice skating, skiing, and dancing. HELEN DIANE EMERSON COLUMBIA LAKE Calm and unafraid she walks Urzlaurried by time or tide. Di plans to go to college . . . en- joys skating, sailing, volleyball, swimming, dancing, stamp collect- ing, reading, listening to classical and popular music . . . Activities: Washington Club 4. NORMAN FRANCIS FITZGERALD HAMPTON Gives every man his ear, bu! few his voice. Norm intends to go into the serv- ice . . . likes swimming, basketball, and football . . . Activities: Com- mercial Club 2: Hobby Club 3. EVELYN JOYCE FARRA SOUTH WILLINGTON A good heart and an ever-ready smile has she. Evie plans to go to work in an oilice . . . enjoys movies, dancing, baseball, bowling, skating and mu- sic . . . Activities: Glee Club 1, Student Council 4, Crystal Board, Editor-in-Chief 4. L. ,151 x . X -2 lfbcxf I' JZQ K LINDA NELSON FLAGG WILLIMANTIC Always happy, never sad, Has a smile for every lad. Lynn wants to major in sociology . . . likes dancing, swimming, horse- back riding, reading and ice skating . . . Activities: Croakings 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Christmas Chorus lg Washing- ton Club 4. SHIRLEY MARIE FELDEN HEBRON She's always ready for a good time,- Sbe's always on the go. Toots plans to go to hairdressing school or join the service . . . enjoys movies, swimming, ice skating, roll- er skating, dancing, television, and basketball . . . Activities: Commer- cial Club 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. LEATRICE JOYCE FRANKLAND COVENTRY Fond of work, fond of play Brightly cbeerful all the day. Lea plans to attend the Univer- sity of Connecticut . . . likes reading, all sports, and dancing . . . Activi- ties: Latin Club l, Treasurer 2: Croakings 3, Copy Editor 4, Major- ettes 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Dolphin Club 3, 4, Officials Club 3, 4: G.A.A. Point Manager 4: Washington Club 4. THOMAS EDWARD FRANZ SOUTH COVIZNTRY A gentleman, Jrhofar, and man about touvz, An all-dfllllllll fellow who u'0n't let you dotwz. Tom plans to attend college . . . enjoys football, baseball, basketball, hshing, and women . . . Activities: Class President 4, Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, Athletic Council 1, 4g Croakings l, 23 Football l, 2, 3, Co- Captain 41 Basketball lg Washing- ton Club 4. GAY Bll,Lll2 GERVAIS Wll.l.lMANTlfi Tbcruk nlifrlaief in lhiy girl, am! never a :lull moment. Billie plans to go to college . . . enjoys music, swimming, ice skat- ing, and tennis . . . Activities: Latin Club l, Secretary 2, 53 French Club 1, Windham Players 3, President 43 Wi-Hi-Li l, 23 Croakings l, 2, Or- :ht-stra l, 2, Glce Club 1,23 Christ- nas Chorus l. 2 JAMES EDWARD FREDETTE WILLIMANTIC He zrindr up hir mouth and let! himself go. Pizon plans to go to college . . enjoys baseball, football, basketball , skating, swimming, movies, fishing, NANCY JOAN FRENCH and sleeping . . . Activities: Rifle WILLIMANTIC Club lg Washington Club 4. kill? 'ii , af 419. , 1 X. 2-' 11 fy JAMES IRVING GILMAN SToRRs Hour clear, how keen, how marreloufly bright! Jim plans to go to Harvard and Harvard Medical School . . . likes model building, walking, and rifles , . . Activities: Windham Players 3, Treasurer 4, Croakings Business Manager 4, Rifle Club l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Washington Club 4. To a young heart everything ir fun. Nan plans to work, go to college then, get married . . . enjoys piano classical music, and football . . Activities: Windham Players 4' Glee Club 1, 2. - JOSEPH PAUL GILOT BALTIC It har oft been raid still unter run: deep. Paul plans to go to work . . . likes reading, swimming and playing bad- minton ancl baseball . . . Activities: Track 3, 43 Washington Club 4. a Croakings 2, 4, Sports Club 1, 25 ANNE MARIE GIRACA WILLIMANTIC She who goef Jlowly goet safely. Anne intends to be a nurse or to get married . . . likes dancing, music, ping-pong, basketball, and reading . . . Activities: Commercial Club 4: Wi-Hi-Li lg F.H.A. lg Hobby Club 2, 33 Officials Club 2. ORALYN ESTHER GOODMAN MANSFIELD CENTER With a ready Jmile and a gleam in her eye She won the heart of Windham High. Orly plans to become a teacher of shorthand . . . enjoys art, swim- ming, and debating . . . Activities: Windham Players 3, 4: Croakings 3, News Editor 4g Glee Club 39 Sports Club 33 Debate Team 3, 4. .I - 'b ,Q It 1 --I iii I 5 . C f -Q 4 9 1 MH' 1 3 5 3 i 2. 392' sal? .. 'L e it :lair 5, -s-LYS.-1 XM My v gi ,fig pens . tr-u,,.f'.f', A , 9 M ' 1:91-an 4. 5. ii . A ,,,, V ,,,. , We,j. :ri 5 ' N ,meg 1' .iv if . I - tes ti f r I FEE. W fungi' -IOI-IN DAVID GOLLSNEIDER GURLEYVILLE The ocean il full of deep thonghtf But I only ride the waver. Long john plans to be a farmer . . . likes square and round danc- ing, football, hunting and fishing. we.. YY 2 lfkxy 1, ' 1 WALTER RAYMOND GOOLEY, JR. ANDOVER Make way for the matter of the downheat, the rhythm man i5 here. Walt expects to go,to college . . . enjoys skiing, skating, swimming, hshing, dancing, football, baseball, drums, and golf . . . Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 4. ARLENE ELIZABETH GOMEZ WILLINGTON A quiet little mit: and friend to all Tiny plans to be a telephone op- erator . . . likes horses, knitting, square dancing and the movies . . . Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. BARBARA ANN GRAF SToRRs Faithful, gentle, good Barbara enjoys swimming and 4-I' Clubs . . . Activities: French Clul 3g Windham Players 4, Washington Club 4. WILLIAM DENISON GRANT WILLIMANTIC He'.f here for fun: put away lbe books. Dennis plans to go into the con- struction business . . . enjoys fishing, boating, and baseball . . . Activities: Hobby Club 2, 35 Band lg Glee Club 4. GLORIA MARIE HADDAD WILLIMANTIC Ab, why worry-tomorrow may never come. Gloria is undecided about her plans . . . likes swimming . . . Activities: Windham Players 4. MILTON NORMAN GUAY CHAPLIN To be 4 Jcbolar is not my life'5 ambition. Milt would like to become a structural steel worker . . . enjoys baseball, football, hunting and Gsh- ing. pl' GEORGETTE HADDAD WILLIMANTIC To knou' her if lo like her. Gee plans to work in the office of the Nathan Hale Hotel '. . . en- joys' volleyball, basketball, and swimming . . . Activities: Commer- cial Club 4g Sports Club 43 Wash- ington Club 4. we if N ., AE, W o, I JEANETTE HADDAD WILLIMANTIC Silence, wbafx tlJat.' jay plans to become a nurse . . . enjoys reading, basketball, baseball, ping-pong, and coloring photo- graphs . . . Activities: Sports Club 2, Washington Club 4. 23 JOYCE MARIE HADDAD WILLIMANTIC Small, dark, and devilixh juicy intends to work after grad- uation . . . enjoys music, playing the piano, skating, swimming, and driving . , . Activities: Commercial Club 4, Sports Club 29 Washington Club 4. WILLIAM JAMES HADDAD WILLIMANTIC Greater men than I have lived, hut I douht il. Bill plans to go to college or join the armed forces . . . enjoys baseball, football, and basketball . . . Activi- ties: Windham Players 4g Crystal Board 4, BEVERLY ANN HALL STORRS AJ full of life at life itself Bevie plans to go to Middlesex School of Nursing . . . enjoys col- lecting records, dancing, reading, writing, basketball, baseball, and volleyball . . . Activities: Orchestra lg Glee Club lg Washington Club 4. ,,:xW'i it e MARY AGNES HAGGERTY WILLIMANTIC Quick, neat, lovely, petite Mary hopes to attend college . . . enjoys roller skating, ice skating, reading, dancing, and swimming . . . Activities: Commercial Club 43 Glee Club lg Majorettes 2, 3, Captain 4g Washington Club 4. L... ,Ain x. Xt!! l ,-my K ji .L . MADELEINE LOUISE HARTLEY WILLIMANTIC It ir her nuzure lo he good-nalured. Bo plans to work for the Tele- phone Company and go to college in North Carolina . . . likes archery and movies . . . Activities: Wind- ham Players 4, Commercial Club 53 Croakings 2, 3, Editor 43 Hobby Club 2, Sports Club 3, Washington Club 4. OLIVE ANN HAGGERTY WILLIMANTIC The wrong uny alwayr seem: the more rearomzhle. Ollie plans to become a nurse . . . enjoys dancing, reading, collecting records, roller skating, volleyball, basketball, and baseball . . . Activi- ties: Commercial Club 3, 4, Glee Club lg Washington Club 4. HWUN ARLENE MAE I-IASKELL SOUTH WILLINGTON Yourr rmiler bring you friendr. Arlene would like to attend State Teachers College . . . enjoys base- ball, swimming, ping-pong, and badminton . . . Activities: Latin Club 2, 33 Glee Club l, 2, 3, Washington Club 4. HELENE LUCI LLE HAST Wll.l.lMANTlC It'J the Jong you .ring aml IIJL' smile: you u'ear Thai are making llae Jlnubine every- where. Helene plans to go to college . . . enjoys music, singing, and tennis . . . Activities: Latin Club l, 2, French Club 2, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4g Windham Players 3, 43 Wi- Hi-Li l, 2, 35 Student Council 3: Christmas Chorus l, All State Chorus 3,.4. T snr HAROLD EARL HILL COVENTRY He'r lillle, but be'J wire He'J a corleer for his Jize. Harold plans to be a farmer . . . en- joys playing baseball and watching basketball games and television . . . Activities: F.H.A, 1, 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4. -3 Q1 Qi' 9 ,' HDI: l JULIUS THOMAS HATCHER WILLIMANTIC Loafing if a Jrierzce. jules hopes to become a steel- 'worker . . . enjoys football, basket- ball, horse racing, flashy clothes, bop records, jam sessions, automo- biles, and talking . . . Activities: Athletic Council 2: Football 1, 23 Basketball l, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Officials Club 2, 3, 4. A-We I' W fb! CAROL LEE HAYDEN HAMPTON A quiel young lady with lot: of ability Carol isn't sure what she's going to do after graduation . . . enjoys writ- ing short stories and giving original monologues . . . Activities: Wind- ham Players 4g Hobby Club 2, 35 Croakings 3, 4. GA.. J! . A l if I ' K ,xv A-A-' ' JOAN CORINNE HIPSKY WILLINGTON Wirdonz and charm and a u'ona'erful personality Jody plans to enter nursing school . . . enjoys singing, drawing, popular music, major-league baseball, and movies . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, President 4g French Club 35 Glee Club 5: Croakings, Music Box Editor 4, Crystal Board 4, Wash- ington Club 4. NANCY EDITH HOPKINS VUINDHAM CENTER A thing of beauty if a joy forever. Nan intends to work . . . enjoys skating, swimming, and skiing . . . Activities: Glee Club 1, 23 Wash- ington Club 4. IRENE REGINA IVES WILLIMANTIC Beware, beware, ,che ix fooling thee. Irene intends to get married . . . likes basketball, tennis, badminton, baseball, and collecting pictures of fashions and home decorations . . . Activities: Commercial Club 1, 4g Hobby Club 2, Glee Club 1, 33 Windham Singers 3, Sports Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Officials Club 3. JOYCE ESTHER JENSEN SToRRs A hright :mile and a winning way Joyce plans to go to college . . . en- joys music, square dancing, and skating . . . Activities: French Club 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 51 Christmas Chorus 1. RICHARD MILTON JACKSON SOUTH COVENTRY He has a gift of foolery and wit, And he know: what to do with it. Jack plans to find a job . . . en- joys hunting, fishing, swimming, and baseball. afg- i llfxx 2 1 K' ELAINE BARBARA JOHNSON SOUTH COVENTRY Her wayr are ways of plearnntners. Elaine hopes to go to college . . . likes art and music. 26 ANITA NANCY JEAN WILLIMANTIC Serene on the outtide, but devilish within Nita plans to work in an oliice . . . enjoys softball, basketball, and photography . . . Activities: Com- mercial Club 3, 4g F.H.A. 15 Hobby Club 2g Officials Club 2, 3. FERN BENTLEY JOSLYN WILLIMANTIC A :mile to each, 4 friend to all Fern plans to join the Waves . . likes basketball, roller skating, pop ular music, dancing, and basebal' . . . Activities: Commercial Clul 4g Washington Club 4. I N ROBERT MARTIN KAZIMIR Wll.l.INC3'I'ON Bezwarc of hir Jlmy rmile. Kaze came to Windham during senior year . . . plans to go into the automobile business . . . enjoys building stock cars and watching them race . . . Activities: Washing- ton Club 4. BARBARA LOUISE KING vUILI.IMANTIC She knouur her mind and .rpeukr plainly at il bids. Bob hasn't any definite plans . . . Activities: Glee Club 3. THOMAS JOSEPH KEEGAN WILLIMANTIC This um the nobleit Roman of them all. Tommy plans to join the Navy . . . likes football . . . Activities: Football 2, 3, 4. aff e ' .4 if - , WILLIAM JOSEPH KING Slow zwater iii own route will lay And reach the farlhert point in its 0u'n unhurried way. Bill plans to go to U. Conn. . . . enjoys rabbit raising and stamp col- lecting . . . Activities: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 27 ELIZABETH IRENE KENNISON WILLIMANTIC A Jzvell friend, a Jtvell gal, and a swell clanmale Betty plans to work in an ollice . . . likes swimming, dancing, ice skating, drawing, listening to music and records, collecting stamps, salt and pepper shakers, and photo- graphs . . . Activities: Windham Players 4: Commercial Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Washington Club 4. ELIZABETH CLAIRE KINSEY STORRS One k7l0Il'.l' Iver but I0 love her Speaks of her lm! to praise. IfIie hopes to go to college . . . enjoys math, volleyball, ping-pong, badminton . . . Activities: French Club 3, 4, Windham Players 3, 49 Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, 5: Croakings lg Crystal Board 4, Glee Club 1. JANE HARRIETT KNOBLAUCH STORRS A friend tried and true Jane plans to go to Michigan State College . . . likes sewing, making shell jewelry, 4-H, volleyball, bas- ketball, badminton, and baseball . . . Activities: Glee Club 1, French Club 3, Debating Club 39 Wind- ham Players 3, 4. J'- LILLIAN MIGNONNE LABRIE WILLIMANTIC There it not only un url but an eloquence in silence. Mimi plans to work in an ofiice . . . likes skating, swimming, em- broidery, and listening to the radio . . . Activities: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Crystal Board 4. BARBARA ANN KOLENTIK WILLIMANTIC A combination 'fare and true Athlete, student, and swell girl, too' Bobbie plans to study nursing at St. Frances Hospital . . . enjoys reading, playing the piano, volley- ball, basketball, softball, ping-pong, tennis, soccer, speedball, field hock- ey, swimming, and badminton . . . Activities: Athletic Council 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 42 Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, 3, Sports Club 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, G.A.A. President 4, Girls Intramural Softball Manager 3, Girls Officials Club 2, 3, 4. ,i N . UQXJ 2 I Z- X .rm rf' wffgt, : C iiii JANE CLAIRE LANDRY VVILLIMANTIC Slae ir full of playful humor. Claire plans to be a secretary . . . likes cooking and reading . . . Ac- tivities: Commercial Club 3, 4, Wi- Hi-Li 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Hobby Club 2, Officials Club 2. 28 JOHN MICHAEL KOREA WILLIMANTIC Comb down bit hair: look, look, it Mandi upright! Jack plans to enter the Navy . . . likes hunting, fishing, trapping, and flytying . . . Activities: Hobby Club 1, 2, 3, Rifle Club 1. CAROL MAY LAFLEUR WILLIMANTIC A person whom you can't help admire She? wide awake, and full of fire, Lafayette plans to study nursing at Hartford Hospital . . . likes horse: and riding, sewing, skating, volley- ball, baseball, basketball, and swim- ming . . . Activities: Latin Club 2 Crystal Board 4, Hobby Club, Treasr urer 2, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Sport: Club 1, Oihcials Club 4, Washing! ton Club 4. 'Q' '5::f WILLIAM A RNOLD LANG IRENE BURDICK LATHROP ANDOVER Calm and Jerezze :be treads life? uvzy. Irene hopes to work in an office . . . likes bowling, basketball, skating, swimming, and movies . , . Activi- XVlLI.IMAN'I'lC ties: Commercial Club 2g'Rille Club We ree him am! irc lwou' him, Bu! we hardly ever hear him. Bill hopes to go to the University of Connecticut . . . enjoys collecting stamps . . . Activities: I-lobby Club 2, 3: Volleyball Intramural Man- ager 3. BETTE JOAN LEBARON COLUMBIA 'I good fricml, a belief companion 'Bet intends to be either a nurse or I secretary . . . likes reading, music, ,raiding rugs, writing letters, ice kating, badminton, volleyball, wimming, and dancing . . . Activi- ies: Latin Club 2, Commercial :lub 4: Croakings I, 2, 3: Hobby Ilub Secretary 2, 3, 4, Glee Club , 2: Windham Singers Ig Sports Ilub I, 2: Washington Club 4. 3: Sports 4, Glee Club 1. I FX W A X I Q, WOLODYMYR BOHUN LECHMAN WILI.IMANTIC Imluilry is the parent of ruccerr. Bill plans to go to college . . . enjoys ping-pong, swimming, ten- nis, soccer, and volleyball . . . Ac- tivities: Glee Club 3, 4: Washing- ton Club 4. 2.9 'x ELAINE CAROLE LAZUR MANSFIELD CITY Eternal good nature ir her heritage. Elaine plans to attend a university or preparatory school . . I enjoys dancing, swimming, roller skating, and sewing . . . Activities: Latin Club 2: French Club 31 Windham Players 4: Wi-Hi-Li I: Glee Club 1g Sports Club lg Crystal Board 4. CAROLEE JOYCE LECLAIR WILLIMANTIC Some think the world ir made for fun and frolic. Carole-e would like to work either in a hospital or in the Telephone Company . . . enjoys music, swim- ming, dancing, and skating . . . Ac- tivities: Commercial Club 4g Hob- by Club 21 Sports Club 2. LOIS ELAINE LEE WILLIMANTIC The game for the game'r rake Lo plans to get a secretarial job . . . likes basketball, volleyball, and dancing . . . Activities: Class Secre- tary 25 Commercial Club 2: Student Council 4: Sports Club l, 2, Treas- urer 3, President 4g Oilicials Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball As- sistant Manager 3, Manager 4. ' jf ,Ek Q ., ALBERT MICHAEL LEISS WILLIMANTIC A good sport if alwayr in demand. Bert hopes to attend New Britain Teachers College . . . enjoys listen- ing to the radio, track, football, and basketball . . . Activities: Student Council 3, 4g Athletic Council 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4. DORIS LORETTA LEGERE WILLIMANTIC The girl worth while ir lhe girl with a rmile. Dot plans to be a nurse . . . likes listening to the radio, ice skating, roller skating, and dancing. wg ,. X . My 2' 1 J, X ...ATE KENNETH CLARENCE LEMIRE WILLIMANTIC All for fun and fun for all Ken would like to enlist in the Navy . . . enjoys hunting, hshing, trapping . . . Activities: Windham Players 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club 1, 23 Rifle Club 1, Treasurer 33 Football l, 2: Swimming 3: Officials Club 3. EDITH MABEI. LEIGH WILLIMANTIC Silence rweeler ir than rpeech. Dee Dee intends to continue working . . . likes swimming, sew- ing, reading, and dancing . . . Ac- tivities: Washington Club 4. RIKEINALD NORMAN LEMIR1 WILLIMANTIC Ar bury as a pair of teen-agerr rlrawed to one Jada Reggie intends to enter the arme forces after which he will enroll 2 some university . . . enjoys swirr ming, record playing, track, an cross country . . , Activities: Frenc Club 3, Crystal Board 4g Track f 4, Cross Country 4: Ofhcials Club I Leaders Corps 2. li JAMES FRANCIS LESTER MANSFIELD Work if fun to mme. 'Jim plans to 'go to college . . -njoys basketball, baseball, swim- ning, and motor boats. JUNE FLORENCE LINCOLN STORRS Short and sweet lunie would like to be a secretary . enjoys swimming, sewing, knit- 1g, reading, and dancing . . . Ac- fities: Commercial Club 3, 43 lee Club l. 'R ' 'Y ,- , , . . A , . , , LOUIS PAUL LETA, JR. WILLIMANTIC Sometimes quiet, Jometimer Jby, Sometime: mitchief in his eye Red plans to attend the Univer- sity of Connecticut to become a commercial teacher . . . enjoys model building, movies, fishing, baseball, and popular music . . . Activities: Rifle Club 1, 2, 35 Hobby Club 3. all? 5- J, 181,45 A ' x DONALD NORMAN LIZEE WILLIMANTIC Smile and the world .rmiler with you. Don expects to go into the jewel- ry business with his father . . . en- joys lixing watches and building automobile models . . . Activities: Commercial Club 2, French Club 33 Windham Singers 3, Glee Club 3, 4. EUGENE CORTNEY LIGHT WINDHAM CENTER He if the quiet kind wbofe nature never varies. Beans hopes to own a poultry farm or a trucking company . . . Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, President 2, Intramural Basketball Manager l GERARD EDWARD LOISELLE WILLIMANHC Sby - but ob my! Jerry intends to go to college after graduation . . . enjoys basket- ball, baseball, and reading . . . Ac- tivities: Latin Club 2, 3, Basketball 2, Manager 1, Crystal Board 43 Washington Club 4. t Z 1 ROBERT BELMONT LOOMIS, JR. EAGLEVILLE I look down upon the world. Bob hasn't decided what he is going to do after graduation . . . enjoys basketball and baseball . . Activities: Basketball 3, 4. LEE MACNEILL ANDOVER Quiet on the outride, deuilixb within Mac plans ot go to college . . likes cars and traveling . . . Activi- ties: Washington Club 4. 32 JOANNE ELIZABETH LYON WILLIMANTIC They bring many Jigbs-tbore beautiful eyes! Jo plans to attend business school . . . enjoys dancing, swimming, and cheering . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2g Wi-Hi-Li lg Croakings I, 2, 3g Glee Club 2, 53 Windham Singers 33 J. V. Cheerleaders 1, 2: Varsettes 3, 4, Sports Club 1, 2: Crystal Board 4, Washington Club 4. 1? x . . X llkxf 1 f, X .IQ BERTRAM CARL MAGNUSON, JR. WILLIMANTIC Young fellow! will be young fellowr. Rob plans to join the Navy . . . enjoys collecting stamps, popular music, basketball, fishing and hunt- ing . . . Activities: Commercial Club 43 Hobby Club 2, 3, 43 Olli- cials Club 4. S GORDON RUSSELL MACDONALD ANDOVER A man among men, not lo :peak of the women Mac hopes to attend Pratt Insti ture . . . enjoys painting, collecting shells and skulls, and most sport: . . . Activities: Football 1, 2, Hobby Club 2, 3, 4, Croakings 3, Photogra phy Editor 4: Crystal Board, Lay Out and Art Editor 4, Washingtor Club 4. RALPH JOSEPH MAKOUL WILLIMANTIC Genial his smile at :be rummer Jz Ma-Ha-Lou plans to enter Pr: Institute of Art . . . enjoys paintin woodcraft, music, movies, swit ming, and tennis . . . Activitie French Club 3, Hobby Club Crystal Board, Layout and Att Et tor 4, Leaders Corps, Student Ma ager 2, Volleyball Intramural Ma ager 3: Washington Club 4. fb JOHN WILLIAM MALONEY I f WILLIMANTIC l The gfarr of furbiml , x john plans to go to college . , . Ac- H- H mines: Latin Club 2, vice-Pica 1 h A dent SQ Basketball Manager 21 Olin- 5Ol'OMUN -lO5lipH MAKOUL cials Club 23 Washington Club 4. Wll.l.lMANTlti Su mmf? fi u man Il'07'1lI as be e,nlL'em,f lwfnlrcff. Sam intends to enter St. Thomas Seminary , . . enjoys writing short stories, volleyball, badminton, soft- ball . . . Activities: Crystal Board 41 Leaders Corps, Student Manager 23 Wasliingttin Club 4. if A. zf K I4 I X i KE, J 1 6- 0 ANDRI2 WILLIE MARCHAND Sotrrit WINIPIIANI Ilfmuwz rrere made for me, but .. .rfb nn! Il'll.f71'f, 'lndre plans to join the Marines. JOSEPH SALVATORE INIARSALISI VUILLIINTANTIC A quid 1071-2116 .rlwzrx a wire head. joe plans to be a fireman . . . en- ioys photography . . . Activities: Washington Club 4. 33 NATALIE ELLEN MANNING NORTH FRANKLIN A helping bam! to one and all Shea ezierybmffr friend. Natalie wants to be a veterinarian for small animals . . . enioys playing the piano and piano accordion . . . Activities: Latin Club 2, 3g Glee Club 15 Washington Club 4. ' f S. t -s DOROTHY MARCELLE MARTINEAU WILLIMANTIC Le! nothing mme betrreerz me am! my rportr. Toots enioys basketball, badmin- ton, and ping-pong . . . Activities: G.A.A. Vice-President 43 Soccer In- tramural Manager 3. JAMES FRANCIS MARTINEAU WILLIMANTIC A merry heart maketh a cheerful comztenance. Mimi is undecided about his fu- ture plans . . . enjoys basketball, football, baseball, tennis, swim- ming, and volleyball. ELIZABETH ANNE MCGILLICUDDY WILLIMANTIC With a smile on her lipr And a tuinlale in her eye Betty would like to goto U. Conn or join the Waves . . . enjoys ice skating, swimming, basketball, vol- leyball, badminton, and ping-pong . . . Activities: Windham Players 4, Commercial Club lg F.H.A. Treas- urer 1, Vice-President 2, 4g Wash- ington Club 4. ARTHUR FRANK MARVEL WILLIMANTIC Why take life seriously? Mickey plans to go into the serv- ice after graduation . . . likes hunt- ing and nshing . . . Activities: Rifle Club 1, CHARLENE ETHELYN MCCORRISON AMSTON LAKE While others gay and giddy are, Far hrighter thine: thir quiet Jtar. Sharry hopes to become a secre- 4 tary . . . enjoys reading, skiing, and ty movie stars . . . Activities: Wash- ington Club 4. e5 N . jhixsxf 3, f 4 B f ...-kim A it ' 1 5 .1 O A X A 2 Y A 'sii' A -A sk. ' I +5 ARTHUR JACKSON MEIKLE WILLIMANTIC just call me Ben-Hogan, that ig Tex intends to go to Texas and b a professional golfer . , . enjoys gol . . . Activities: Golf Team 1, 2, 5, 1 MARY ANN MCQUADE WILLIMANTIC Alzrayx the tame friendly and helpful Mary intends to go to college . . . enjoys horseback riding and cook- ing . . . Activities: Latin Club 2, 35 Wi-Hi-Li 3, 43 Sports Club lg Crys- tal Board 4, Glee Club 1, 3g Wash- ington Club 4. WINTHROP MERRIA M, JR. COVENTRY Llir friendly nature can he rneamred hy hir height. 'Wimp plans to go to the College uf Agricultuie at the University of Ionnecticut . . . likes dancing, car- nentry, and collecting popular rec- rrds . . . Activities: Class President 9 Athletic Council lg F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 5 Washington Club 4. LUCIEN ROBERT MORIN SCOTLAND Friendr, he har many: Foer, har he any? Lou plans to join the Navy or go v work . . . enjoys hunting and vimming. FLORETTE IRENE MICHAUD WILLIMANTIC A quiet ufay-hui who can Jay? Florette wants to join the Waves . . . enjoys listening to popular records, dancing, eating, and roller skating . . . Activities: French Club 33 Commercial Club 43 Washington Club 4. px-X I 'HT' if I RSV LOIS ANN MOSELEY SCOTLAND If silence were golden, .rhe'd never he rich. Lo plans to attend Bay Path Junior College . . . likes swimming, dancing, driving, and listening to the radio . . . Activities: Commer- cial Club 3, 4: Wi-Hi-Li lg Crystal Board 4: Hobby Club 3: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Washington Club 4. GEORGE WALTER MILLER HAMPTON Up, up my friends and qui! your hookx. Mill Old Sock plans to further his education . . . enjoys skiing, horseback riding, and bowling . . . Activities: Hobby Club 3. ELAINE MARIE MURPHY CHAPLIN She haf an arlirtic flair. Elaine hopes to continue schooling . . . enjoys reading, writing, and painting. sn SANDRA JEAN NOEL CHAPLIN A devilhin sits on her shoulder and whispers in her ear. Sandy plans to go to college . . likes swimming and basketball . . . Activities: Latin Club 3, 4, Wind- ham Players 4g F.H.A. I, 25 Wash- ington Club 4. JOHN LEWIS OREHOTSKY SOUTH COVENTRY Women don't hother me-what am I saying? John plans to attend college . . . enjoys swimming, skating, baseball, and eating . . . Activities: Windham Players 31 Student Council 3, 43 French Club, Vice-President 35 Ofhcials Club 2, Crystal Board 4. DOROTHY LUCY NYE WILLIMANTIC Quiet, unruffied, always the same Dot plans to enter Willimantic State Teachers College . . . enioys music, reading, movies, swimming, volleyball, skating, and collecting phonograph records . . . Activities: Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, Sports Club Ig Crdakings 3, Chatterbox Editor 4, Washington Club 4. L.. JH: N. N -H? lbxxf 1 ,gg GERARD ARMAND OUELLETTE WILLIMANTIC Shy - and then some jerry intends to join the Navy . . . likes hunting, fishing, swimming, and baseball. 36 5' t ' Q24 WILLIAM ROBERT OLDS MANSFIELD A quiet business man to the majority A prankjng joker to the minority Bill plans to enter the University of Connecticut . . . enjoys printing, cartooning, photography, badmin- ton, basketball, volleyball, and ven- triloquism. YOLANDA AGNES OUEI..I.ET'I WILLIMANTIC In school she's quiet and demure But outside, we're not so sure. I.anie plans to work in an ofh . . . likes collecting photograpl listening to soft music, ice skatii and basketball . . . Activities: Co: mercial Club 4, Wi-Hi-Li 1, F.H. 1, 2g Hobby Club 2, 5. X . KX .E RICHARD RUDOLPH PARIZEK WILLINGTON Spring comer and End: me wirhing I could rpeml my clay: a-fishing. George plans to go to Dartmouth College . . . enjoys skiing, skating, hshing, swimming, hunting, table tennis, painting, taxidermy work, and nature study . . . Activities: Latin Club 3, 4: Windham Players 4: Glee Club 3: Washington Club 4. RICHARD JOSEPH PHANEUF WILLIMANTIC A mighty spirit ills this little frafne, Dick wants to ioin the Navy through the R.O.T.C ,... enjoys golf, photography, hunting, trap- ping, and bowling . . . Activities: Washington Club 4. WINIFRED KENDALL PASSMORE STORRS A happy girl who taker nothing Jeriourly Ken plans to go to college . . . likes swimming, skating, archery, tennis, and sailing . . . Activities: French Club 3: Windham Players 3, 4, Croakings lg Glee Club lg Rifle Club 3g Sports Club I, 25 Washington Club 4. its fix . J. ff 5,44 ELAINE ANN PHILIPP BALTIC Speech is riloer, but silence 1.r golden. Pee Wee would like either to at- tencl art school or to work in an ofhce . . . likes art, playing the piano, music, and collecting post- cards and miniature dolls . . . Ac- tivities: Commercial Club 4g Hobby Club 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Glee Club 1, 2. JOAN MARIE PEPIN WILLIMANTIC All :peak well of her. Joan plans to go to nursing school . . . enjoys knitting, movies, swim- ming, and golfing . . . Activities: French Club 3: Windham Players 3, 4: Croakings Ig Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2: Sports Club 1, 2, 43 Glee Club 1: Washington Club 4. AUDREY JOAN PICHE WILLIMANHC Don't let her quiet looks deceive you. Audrey plans to attend Hartford Hospital for surgical nursing . . . enjoys swimming, movies, sewing, and traveling . . . Activities: Latin Club I: Windham Players 3, 41 Glee Club Ig Rifle Club 23 Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Washington Club 4. CAROLE MARGARET PLOUFE COVENTRY Life ix too Jhort to worry about school. Carole hopes to join either the Women's Marines or the Waves . . . Activities: Washington Club 4. RUDOLPH JOSEPH POLAK WILLIMANTIC A man of few worrier Rudy plans to enlist in the Navy . . . enjoys collecting coins . . . Ac- tivities: Washington Club 4. JOHN CHARLES POKORNY WILLIMANTIC Silence ii golden, but who want: to be silent? john plans to attend the C. R. L. School of Electronics . . . enjoys re- pairing radios . . . Activities: Wash- ington Club 4. wing, 2 ,QA K an .4-it PAUL PRAKLIS ASHFORD An innocent look can hide much deviltry. Junior hopes to find a good job . . . Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 38 SHIRLEY FLORENCE POKORNY MANSFIELD Quick in action and rpeecln was the, Shirl plans to go to Willimantic State Teachers College . . .- likes reading, basketball, and collecting salt and pepper shakers . . . Activi- ties: Latin Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Wi-Hi-Li 2, Hobby Club 2, 33 Sports Club 2. JUDITH ELLEN PRESTON HAMPTON True to ber work, ber wordr, and her friend: Judy plans to go to Pembroke . . . likes math, swimming, and softball . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 33 French Club 3, 4: Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2: Croakings 2, 33 Crystal Board 4: Student Council 4: Windham Play- ers 4: Washington Club 4. BEVERLY RUTH QUEALY WILLIMANTIC Both her achievemenlr and ber friemlr are many. Bev wants to go to a dental hy- gienist school . . . likes dancing, bowling, skating, and listening to records . . . Activities: Commercial Club lg F.H.A. Vice-President 1, President 2, 3, 43 Washington Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN QUINN WILLIMANTIC A Jnzile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial waxing way the had. Shirl expects to attend Williman- tic State Teachers College . . . enjoys collecting foreign money, reading, movies, baseball, volleyball, and basketball . . . Activities: Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 43 Crystal Board 4, Windham Players 45 Rifle Club 2, 33 Sports Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Glee Club 13 Washington Club 4. 'I ,xi X 1? JUNE ALINE RACKLIFF STORRS Her mind and lingcrr are art ffUl1f07',l'. june plans to go to the University of Connecticut . . , enioys art, reacl- ing, swimming, badminton, and volleyball . .. Activities: Latin Club lg French Club 3, 41 Wi-Hi-Li 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Washington Club 4. ,A 5-I-2-I zfff fs MARY ELLEN RESNISKY WILLIMANTIC Then rlye will lalk --ye gods bow Jhe u'ill talk! Min plans to go to college . . . likes swimming, volley ball, basket- ball, movies, dancing, and knitting . . . Activities: Latin Club 2g Glee Club 1, 3: Washington Club 4. 39 NORMAN ROMA RACETTE WILLIMANTIC Not one rtudent in a llyourand break: down from ozferwork. Norman plans to become a barber . . . enioys basketball and baseball . . . Activities: Commercial Club 33 Washington Club 4. FRANKLIN HOWARD RICHARDSON SOUTH COVENTRY Full of fan and mirclaief too Doing thing: he Jhouldn'l do Beans plans to be a carpenter . . . likes baseball, basketball, and girls . . . Activities: Commercial Club 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT RIOUX VUILLIMANTIC The beaten path is the safe one. Bob likes hunting, nshing, baseball, and basketball. JEROME WILLIAM ROBINSON SCOTLAND The rule of my life if to make hutinen a pleasure and plearure my huyinen. Jet plans to attend the University of Connecticut and Cornell . . . en- joys photography, hunting, fishing, and archery. EARL FREDERICK RIVERS WILLIMANTIC What': right with the world if right with me, Earl plans to attend college . . . en- joys baseball, basketball, and foot- ball . . . Activities: Football 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2: Washington Club 4. Qt sp lfxxf .fl DOROTHY MARY ROHAN WINDHAM CENTER Her cheerful laugh and witty tongue Bring forth a .rmile from everyone. Dot plans to get married . . . likes skating, target practice, and watch- ing stock car races . . . Activities: Glee Club 1, 33 Washington Club 4. 40 RUTH MAY RIVERS WILLIMANTIC Gay, eafy of manner, and alwayi' good-naturezl Bunny plans to go to college . . . enjoys swimming and watching basketball games . . . Activities: Windham Players 4: Crystal Board 4: Washington Club 4. JAMES WILLIAM ROOD WINDHAM A man'.r true wealth if the good he does in the world. Roodie plans to work on his own farm . . . enjoys baseball and bas- ketball . . . Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4. 1 .Q 4' 5. if wld ' if SHIRLEY MAY ROSSITER WILLIMANTIC If: nice lo he natural when you're naturally nice. Shirl plans to be a secretary for a newspaper . . . likes dancing, church work, and boating . . . Activities: French Club 2, 3, Croakings I, 2, 33 Band 2, 33 Orchestra lg Rifle Club 3g Washington Club 4. RICHARD ARNOLD RUZICKA WINDHAM CENTER The only tray lo get rid' of templalion ir to yield to it. Dick wants to earn a good living and see the world . . . enioys motor- cycling, dancing, and roller skating . . . Activities: Rifle Club 2. 4- FT .I 1 SIORMA LOUISE SEDGEWICK SToRRs We love her for herrelfg We admire her for her ability. Jorma plans to go to college . . . lctivities: French Club 3, 43 Wi- Ii-LZZQ Glee Club lg Class Treas- rer . 'VJ I , xp ,XS- ZP2 ' FRANCIS LAWRENCE SHAW WILLIMANTIC A good folly ir worth what you pay for it. Larry hopes to run his own gas station . . . enjoys football, swim- ming, and tennis . . . Activities: Football 1, 25 Basketball lg Baseball I. 41 5,1 GEORGE WILLIAM SABA WILLIMANTIC Lillle Napoleon SaBoo will work for his father, or join the Navy or Air Force. 4 1 vt ' 5 6,9 L , if 345 X2 f?'ffL.w,Q-ijijei Yau X: :ff 4' ,gg X JI, . , 93.525 RICHARD NOLAN SHEA WILLIMANTIC A jolly good fellou' and full of fun. Dick plans to continue his educa- tion . . . enjoys swimming, boating, and basketball . . . Activities: Ath- letic Council I, 2,'3: French Club 3, Croakings 3, 4g Rifle Club lg Bas- ketball Manager I, 2, 33 Baseball Manager Ig Swimming 21 Oflicials Club 2, 35 Washington Club 4. BARBARA NANCY SHERMAN CHAPLIN You never hnouf what thir min might he up to. Bobby plans to go to college . . . enjoys sports, all kinds of music, and dancing . . . Activities: Wi-Hi- Li I, 25 Croakings 2g Glee Club l, 2, 3: Christmas Chorus lg Major- ettes 1, 2, 3. 4g Sports Club 2g Washington Club 4, TAFT GEORGE SKAFF WILLIMANTIC Modefty heconzer a young man. Taffy plans to go to Teachers Col- lege . . . enjoys baseball and foot- ball . . . Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 4. NANCY PATRICIA SHERMAN WINDHAM A maid of quiet ufnyr Nancy plans to go to Teachers Col- lege to be a kindergarten teacher . . . likes ping-pong, badminton, basket- ball, volleyball, collecting pigs and records, and listening to records . . . Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Wash- ington Club 4. if 2 Nfxxf K 'i' ANTHONY THOMAS SKOWRON WILLIMANTIC He face: hir game and play: it well. Tony plans to go to college . . . enjoys golf, skating, basketball, and football . . . Activities: Athletic Council 4g Football 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Officials Club 3. 42 CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH SHINE COLUMBIA Where'5 my wandering girl tonight? Charlotte plans to join the W.A.F.S. . . . likes roller skating and swim- ming . . . Activities: Latin Club 2: Wi-Hi-Li Ig Washington Club 4. ELINOR CARLSON SMITH NORTH FRANKLIN Friend: are made hy 4 ready rmile Ellie plans to go to Newfound land . . . enjoys swimming, collect ing miniature dogs, and basketbal . . . Activities: Windham Players 3 Croakings lg Glee Club 1, 33 Wind ham Singers 33 Sports Club I, 2, 3 RICHARD JOSEPH SMITH WILLIMANTIC What should a man do hut he merry? Dick plans to go to college . . . likes playing basketball, swimming, and baseball . . . Activities: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2. DOROTHY CAROLYN SPENCER SOUTH COVENTRY Whatever she did, she did'u-'ith ease. 'Dot would like to go to college at business school . . . enjoys basket- Jall, volleyball, baseball, roller skating, and swimming . . . Activi- ies: Latin Club lg Commercial Club Treasurer 4, Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Hobby Club 2g Glee :lub 1, 4. -xt SHIRLEY ANN SMITH SOUTH COVENTRY Alufays happy, always gay Full of fun in every way Shirl plans to go to college . . . likes roller skating, movies and volleyball . . . Activities: Commer- cial Club 3: 43 Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, 3, President 4, Crystal Board 4: Hob- by Club 23 Glee Club 2: Washing- ton Club 4. ,Uw- l' j 111 W9 .gzip V X ROBERT RICHARD SPILLANE WILLIMANTIC Studying interferes with my education. Bob plans to go to college . . . likes basketball, football, and base- ball . . . Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Washington Club 4. 43 .bi .K t . kt as... N was is ts JUSTINE FRANCES ANNE SOKOLOWSKI WILLIMANTIC She's handy with a basketball, And her heart is just as hig. Honny plans to get married and travel with the Air Force . . . enjoys basketball, baseball, writing letters, painting and cooking . . . Activities: Hobby Club 1, 2, 35 Sports Club 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM LOUIS STRAND WILLIMANTIC A little nonsense now and then Is relished hy the best of men. Bill intends to join the Navy . . . likes baseball and basketball . . . Activities: Baseball 2: Officials Club 2, Washington Club 4. JUDITH EVELYN SWANSON MANSFIELD CITY Loves to make the world go 'round Judy has made no plans for the future . . . likes sports, dancing, and traveling . . . Activities: Glee Club lg Student Council 43 Sports Club l. JEAN ELIZABETH TAYLOR BALTIC Dignity in her manner Deviltry in her eye: Jean wants to attend college . . . likes stamp collecting, square danc- ing, and volleyball . . . Activities: French Club 33 Windham Players 4, Hobby Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2: Christmas Chorus lg Sports Club 4: Officials Club 2, 35 Washington Club 4. J fsfg . r' f 4' 1 Y E :gi Y ,. 1. 4 it ,,.., ,,.,. . . , . .F-J, .',- , C E t . .Kiasma mx :t,s:'ii'.'z PETER SZALANKIEWICZ WILLIMANTIC There': mirchief in this man. Pete intends to go into the service . . . enjoys playing baseball, and bas- ketball, swimming and skating . . . Activities: Ofhcials Club 2, 33 Washington Club 4. L. jd: xx 2 ll 'H BRUCE STEPHEN TEED WILLIMANTIC Whether it's a fire, flood, or hear, Bruce and his camera are .ture to he there. Bruce intends to join the Navy . . . likes photography . . . Activities: ?obby Club President 2, Glee Club 44 EDITH DORIS TAYLOR SOUTH COVENTRY Come, let'J have a good time. Edie wants to go to a school for beauticians . . . likes swimming, dancing, ice skating, and sewing . . . Activities: Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, Washington Club 4. E I HELEN FRANCES TEJRAL WEST WILLINGTON Silent and trustworthy, she it well worthy of praise. Putsy plans to go to college . . likes dancing, playing the piano . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Frencl' Club 3, 4, Croakings 4: Glee Clul 1, 2, 3: Windham Singers 35 Ofli cials Club 4, Washington Club 4 vi LUCILLE ALBERTA THERIAULT Wll.l.IMANTlC A runny 1li.rpo.iilior1 and an 1n1rfer.rlar11fil1g bear! Lulu would like to workin a busi- ness oflice . . . likes volleyball, bas- ketball, and skating . . . Activities: Commercial Club 4: Sports Club 1. GIOVANNA CLARA TODARO Wll.l.lMAN'flC Her :wire nm ever mfr, gentle, and low. Jennie plans to attend Teachers College . . . enjoys dancing, movies, watching television, piano playing, collecting records, and swimming . , . Activities: Latin Club l, 2, 3: Rifle Club lg Washington Club 4. J ARTHUR ROBERT THOMPSON WILLIMANTIC A goof! Jubrlanlial pal Bob plans to be a teacher. . . likes basketball and baseball . . . Activi- ties: Ofiicials Club 2, 3g Washing- ton Club 4. IPX f ,tx 411-Q zzf x A X CAROLINE ANNE TORMEY MANSFIELD Silenre ir more eloquent than wordr. Carol hopes to be a French teacher . . . enjoys watching television and reading , . . Activities: French Club 3, Secretary 4, Crystal Board, Grinds Editor 43 Glee Club 1, 2, Washing- ton Club 4. 45 -Q DONALD EDWARD THOMPSON WILLIMANTIC lWby worry? I don't. Donald plans to join the Navy . . Activities: Washington Club 4. ls DONALD FRASER TRAIL STORRS Il'.r better to be small and shine, Than lo be gffdl and can a Jbudou' Don plans to go to college . . . enjoys model building, wood work- ing, and swimming . . . Activities: Hobby Club 2: Swimming 3, 4: Washington Club 4. MARSHA TURSHEN AMSTON Her merry laugh and witty tongue Bring a :mile to everyone. Marsha plans to attend college . . . likes dancing, reading, and volley- ball . . . Activities: Class Treasurer 3, Athletic Council 3, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 3, 4, Windham Players 4, Croakings I, 2, 3, 4, Crystal Board, Club Editor 4, Wash- ington Club 4. LORRAINE JOAN VELK WILLIMANTIC Silence ir her may until you get to know her. Lorraine hopes to work in an office as a typist . . . enjoys reading, driv- ing, sports, and Yankee baseball games . . . Activities: Hobby Club 24 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT UPTON SOUTH COVENTRY Bookr--iz thing deififed hy the enemy, Box plans to join the Navy . . . likes swimming, boating, horses, skating, baseball, and girls . . . Ac- tivities: Washington Club 4. we. ill Y sa fxxf l Ji IEVA VIMBA WILLIMANTIC Quiet, friendly, likable Ieva enjoys dancing, swimming, volleyball, reading and movies . . . plans to work , . . Activities: Wash- ington Club 4. 46 EMMA MARGARET VARGA STORRS A quiet girl at the .fhoulil he The bert friend ez girl could be Emma enjoys basketball, volleyball, table tennis, square dancing, and listening to hillbilly records . . . Activities: Glee Club 1, Sports Club 2, 4, Badminton Intramural Mana- ger 4. JOHN GARLAND WAGGONER SToRRs Men of few words are the bert of men. John plans to go to the University of Connecticut , . . likes radio-eleo tronics, skiing, and skating . . . Ac- tivities: Windham Players 4g Hob- by Club 2, 3, 4,G1ee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Chorus 1. RICHARD WAYNE WALSH SOUTH COVENTRY Don't he mirled hy his innocent look. Dick plans to go to college . . . :nioys football, basketball, and girls . . Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, Washington Club 4. YQ? EVERETT ALAN WILLIAMS STORRS Vim, vigor, vitality, an all-round athlete 'Ev hopes to take a vacation after graduation . . . likes hunting, fish- ng, football, and track . . . Activi- ies: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, F,H.A. 43 :ootball I, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4. CAROL ALLENE WARNER GILEAD Friendly and sparkling with fun Carol plans to go to college or join the WAVES . . . enjoys basketball, softball, swimming, collecting per- fume bottles, and dancing . . . Ac- tivities: Commercial Club 3, 4, Wi- Hi-Li I, 2, Washington Club 4. IH? RICHARD JOHN WELDEN WILLIMANTIC I can rerist everything except temptation. Dick plans to go into construc- tion . . . likes basketball, football, hockey, and sleeping . . . Activities: Class Vice-President 4, Basketball Ig Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Officials Club 2, 3, 4g Washington Club 4. tx . AE, 4:1 hr WALTER OWEN WILLIAMS STORRS AJ admirable and good natured ar can he Walt is undecided about the fu- ture . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, football, swimming, dancing, and sitting around . . . Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, reporter 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball Manager 3. NANCY ALICE WINN WINDHAM CENTER The bert is that which we dream. Windy plans to go to nursing school . . . likes swimming, skating, tennis, sketching, and music . . . Activities: Crystal Board 4, Hobby Club 2, Glee Club I. GLORIA MARIE WOJICK WILLIMANTIC The world delightr in .runny people. Glory would like to go to law school . . . enjoys basketball, movies, ice skating, dancing, reading and sports . . . Activities: Class Treasur- er lg French Club 4: Wi-Hi-Li 1, 3, President 2g Croakings 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: J. V. Cheer- leaders 1, 2, Varsettes Co-captain 3, Captain 4, Sports Club 4: Washing- ton Club 4. NANCY ANNE YEOMANS' ' SCOTLAND A girl you can depend on Nan intends to be a physical edu- cation teacher . . . likes swimming, basketball, and volleyball . . . Acti- vities: Washington Club 4. ELIZABETH MARIE WOOD STORRS Short and cute with dancing eyes Plur a :mile that wins the guyr Betty plans to work . . . Activi- ties: Commercial Club 2, 3, -4, F.H.A. 2, Washington Club 4. 1 I 1 . llnx, za ,f Q, 1' 48 2 i PHILLIP ALLAN WORTH MANSFIELD He har common .sense which is, indeed, uncommon. Phil transferred during senfoi year from Fitch High School where he was active in many clubs . . . plans to attend U. Conn. or the Merchant Marine Academy . . nen- joys photography and track . . . Ac- tivities: Windham Players 4, Hobby Club 45 Rifle Club 4, Track 4' Washington Club 4. SHIRLEY MAE YOUNG WILLIMANTIC Ever carefree, ever gay, Thir will ever he her way. Shitl plans to go to hairdressin school in Hartford or ioin tl: WAFS . . . enjoys dancing, swin ming, basketball, baseball, rolle skating . . . Activities: F.H.A. 2, f Vice-President 23 Hobby Club 1 Glee Club lg Sports Club 1. in il 'N N-X7 J-Qdx Q J 'wlwi A w NQQLEGNN, NV Ga vofo-W 57 , 4: 9 x -91 5? X 'XX ff 'N 5 Uwvu X xx .1-5: ,x xtiw.. - Q nX :a F 'Q ' -. X X NE 223. X - X x .r:2jd5f:r3:0 IQ? 5 X f-6-faaff-s I N X, 1, K , ,-:gy ' X ' xt? -Jig: ,Enix Q X ' N 'sf' . Vx Qvwr 6 .':5,.f,Y!Qn -Ii , x y 1 5 gx ' .x'r4, .a ,.-u . 'MQ V L dy. x I . 0, fag-'g F fufff' Qxxxx r Fai, --Q I gi ' .L -' 3- - X 1 nxt? '5 0 . L ' -41 'I A 'RRR Q ix 1 GN 5-' Vx f . ' 5 :xv ' M - qw Y 1 ' 'N 4- -. W -if 41 8 'laf X x , , , , , .. f r v, Q, HN Tgisg Q mga '-,ggi - :.:.:.,..:1-- Q ,Q .gt-v A .f , f ff J S. ' X .I ,N -15-f,--gx X fr , A .5 th P 5 .av fn X f... -'sf 'MQ Qwgi - NA -.V ,s,,6T.',,s. r Qrggqy .Q X ' - ' Je' ,- ' . 24. if X wg, -' ' Q95 Z Q 5 ' Wiffixiff Y -Qi H' .p 'wmwr Jaffa? 212,-3 . N v'-0 ' f-'--E , , , 55,4 - , 1 4 'Q' f r4fff5? 4if2Wf': Y ff K 1 1 'f f -PL ' ff,-jfKfj Af. i nf i i ' L7 'K - s ,f H w'u?e fW. Zf' .'.' .. ,X P ,K tgfuzhzf fauna!! Premlwzf .................... ....,...... ...,... J O HN TYLER Vim-Pfemlwiz ...... .......,..,.... D AVID COTE Secrclafy ............ ...........,.. B EVERLY CRANE Tlflfdfllfbf ......... ..... ,...... N A NCY MACMILLAN Aflviwrr ..... .............. M RS, WEBER, MR. KING MR. NELSON, DR. CHAMPLIN The Student Council started the year with a party for the Freshman Class held early in the fall. The oHicers attended the conference at Glastonbury of the Northern District of the Connecticut Federation of Student Councils. Five members of the group also at- tended the state meeting of the Federation held in Hartford. Problems worked on during the year included: the revision of the constitutions of the present junior and Sophomore Classes, plans for the keeping of permanent records of the activities of the classes, the smoking room problem, and the establishment of a National Honor Society chapter at Wfindham. E Wfffwfs ya ,jffflkzib fazrfzvzf Pfemlenz ......,............ ........ ....... J A MES DONOVAN Vife-lffeiidenz . ..... ...............i..... A LBERT LE1ss Secretary ............,. .,..........., N ANcv MACMILI.AN Fat-ulry Aflzfimr ............................ MR. THOMAS CALLAGHAN The Athletic Council, which contains representatives of the four classes as well as all varsity sports, has voted on all awards presented to members of teams during the year. Other problems discussed during the year included the possibility of some special recogni- tion for students who break records in their sports, and the possibility of having a banquet to recognize the work done by such groups as cheerleaders, majorettes and intramural E I 'Z Hlysfaf lgazzflzf Edimr-in-Chief ...............................,... EVIELYN FARRA Arr Edizorr GORDON MACDONALD, RALPH MAKOUL Gfimfr Iiflimr ....,......................,.... CAROLYN TORMEY Clnhi- Edimr ............. ...... M ARSIIA TURSHIZN Girly' Spam Editor ........................ AGNES BERGERON Boyf' Spmzi- Iidiznr ................,.. HIERMAN CA1-m2RAnO Typitrzf ............ DOROTHY CHADWICK, JOAN CLARKE nys, i 1 ,ii R l 5 , . . Q A e HX I T QJMI fammzfke First Rowi Ruth Rivers, Lois Broessler, Carol I,aFleur, Carol Anthony, Caroline Tormey, joan Hipsky, .Iortnne Lyon, Lillian l,aBrie. Second Row: Beatrice Bromley, Elaine Lazur, Marilyn Atwood, Lucille Cote, jutlith Preston, Elizabeth Kinsey, Shirley Smith, Mary McQuatle, Lois Moseley. Third Row: Reginald Lemire, james Frctlette, William Haddad, james Bushnell, Milton Bath, john Orehotsky, Solomon Makoul, Gerard Loiselle, Qzaafazkzys fgaaxzrf Er!ifm'Hi1zfCbief ,... MADELEINE HARTLEY A.ui,f1tn11 Edimr ................... JOHN TYLER New Effimr ............ ORALYN GOODMAN Fvtrmre Edimr .......... GEORGIA COORSON Club Edimr ....,............... SHIRLEY DOYLE Excbmzge Etfilor ............ BEVERLY CRANE Ilww-ire Editor LEATRICE FRANKLAND Cballcrbox Etifmr ............ DOROTHY NYE Alllfif Editor ...........,.......,.. JOAN HIPSKY Ffz,rfJi011 Editor .................. HELENE HAST Alumni Edimr ............ AGNES BERGERON Allrzbe-rrp Editor ..,......... JOHN WHETTEN Bll.ff7l6.l'.l' Manager! ..., HOMER BRAMMELL JAMES GILMAN Spam Edizm- ............... ROBERT DUBEAU Boyx' I1zl1'fw111ml Enfilorf ,... JOHN ADAMS LEO KOENIGSBERG Gif-Ir' Spam Erlimr .... NATALIE HADDAD Ci7'C1l!llIf07Z 1l'lmmger ,....... RICHARD SHEA Erfilorial A,f,ri.rImz! .... NANCY SCRANTON Farfflfy Affrimm ............ MRS. CECELIA MAHONEY, MR. LAURENCE KING . Q his :sr Qlaeifkzys cgfzzjf This year the Croakifzgr has featured more pictures in its coverage of events. In addi tion to the usual activities attendant on the publication of the newspaper, members of the board attended a meeting of the Scholastic Press Association in October and held an assembly for freshmen designed to acquaint them with extra-curricular activities. I . . v 1 ne' f 5,5 as gn, 3, .ai Q-. 2 lx-A Si -. W X +4 ,,.w'f N'-.M s f ,gg P Y X' 1 Q if , Y , v A if , is A X Hg A A 'ev a ' l wg! .54 3. YA. x pina L...-1' ' ' . w'H 'L. - . .3 L-7 'I L .,1.N,Q.--wg Af, 5 1 1 I fn me my ' 31 W9 'A ,. .gSff 4- A J, ff. V- Xy Xg?x,. i . .fy fir H+ ' ,.f NXX X 5 'E' . . . gram! This year the Band performed at home football games and some of the basketball games. Members of the Band took Part in the All-State Concert, and the group joined the other C. C. I. L. schools in a music festival at Middletown. In the Music Department Concert in April, the Band played its portion of the program with precision and feeling. The Band also paraded for the Hospital Fair, Armed Services Day, and Memorial Day. sv- . Led by Nancy Macmillan, the Band pamdef during half time. 54 Jflzybaefks Capmin ,..... ....... M ARY HAGGERTY N Secremfy ........ ............. D IANNA VOLLE e i Trcurzrrcfr .......... .... .... . ......... A N N CERRETO T -L , Family Aclvimr .....,. MISS EDNA WEATHERN 1l'lI 3 ' L The Majorettes marched at all home football games and at Manchester when the team played there. They also performed at four home basketball games. During the year the girls have marched in the following paradesi Halloween, Hospital Fair, and Memorial Day. The highlight of the year was the performance given at Storrs between the halves of the U, Conn. Rhode Island basketball game, First Row: Assistant Coach C. Gosline, A. Skowron, W. Gooley, J. Hatcher, R. Walsh, E. Williams, co-captains W. Merriam, T. Franz, R. Weldon, A. Leiss, T. Keegan, L. Bergeron, J. Donovan, Coach A. Palau. Second Row: Manager R. DuBeau, J. Tyler, T. Hernberg, C. Keegan, M. Caouette, J. Quint, G. Mitchel, R. Gardner, E. Mathieu, J. Gergler, G. Cross, L. Cooper, D. Ethridge. Third Row: Assistant Manager R. Cotten, E. Resnisky, R. Martin, L. King, R. Bromley, R. DuBois, G. Williams, J. Smith, F. Bushnell, R. Dowd, G. Lynch, W. Risley, D. Reil. Qiiaffzzff The Maroon and Blue, though having fighting spirit under the leadership of Coach Andy Palau and Co-captains Franz and Merriam, suffered a 1-7 reversal for the campaign. With a large number of lettermen returning to the squad next year, the students are looking forward to a more successful season. W O Rockville ................ 8 O Hartford Bulkeley ..... ...... 3 4 0 N. F. A. .................. ...... 1 3 7 New London .... ...... 2 1 8 Weaver .......... ..,... 2 1 6 Crosby ...... ...... 3 2 21 Meriden ....... ...... 1 3 12 Manchester ......................................... 27 6 Senior memberr of the rqzmd C 0-cfzpnziazr Merriam and Franz with Coach Palau 56 .L U 5.1 uw r J 4 .', 1 I g I Q J W A , ', iw, A A., Q ., 'I' , ' vr A H ' i J , kd R 4 'L' -T4-Q- f. I n ' -A A, I 46 P .1 ,I , ' 1 av A M M J.. 1 W. , , .. Ywxhyuf-il. ' I wt, . 1 p... Q r nv' 1 X K -W8-Lvl!! I f.,,, I 1 H V4 Q .R . f ',, 24' ' ur A . .. .. 'A' ..1f3L.. s 5 -3, 5 'APN ' -. Q ,i -. ' ,adv ,V Q, :fy-.5g5,,. I 1' V K - -V J, .I l - .ik1,-,EQY ,rdf w'v.,g'A 'K X. .:i-f3ruhrei13..Qri:1: ::w?1 Mx! 'Y Q, A 3 a:f L., X ' Qs X iff, sf . 5 , , 1 ji' ' 4 1 'f 'li . N A f ' 'H+ ix lv, : - 1 , 1 Q 'ix ' JM 1 Q g ' 1 4, fs' 'Viz 5 'V , 1 W fr- H . 1 J Q 1 if t 3 - -. ts I pg R w14. As9'ff,3 4 t, ,- 1 , -ff? f 'W -.q,lg'Qf4.1 G V.-p:', ,rv--f q!41',-54':t'i , L. 3 ML, 5 ,A 4 4' . ,. . ' I ' Q n 8 ! 1 x' 0 'Xa' mf'-5 .xi S3233 v JK f X W x ,Q fum. . M.: as ' XY' I 1 '9 -vMn,Ha - ,..4-' Q . z..-K ,V -, ku x 4 - x 'K , I Q. f- fg. I 5 W ' 3 Ar-. g Af, , 1 - ' ' ,. ,Q fn., ' , ' ' k . Y- -.4 f fgfua -...wif 'M ' - ' ,- , Y '..,,fenr.. 676155 fazzmky The Windham High Cross Country squad was hampered by the loss of let- termen. However, a good team of fresh- men and sophomores is shaping up and Coach Wayne Dudley hopes for a stronger team next season. W. O Middletown ....... ...... 5 5 20 Bulkeley .......... ...... 3 9 1 6 Norwich .......... ...... 5 7 1 8 New London ...... ,..... 4 0 15 Manchester ...................... 3 3 2 2 Windham placed 7th with nine teams competing in the Invitational Meet. In the State Meet Windham placed 10th out of 19 competing teams. Wm WBHAM WlNUilNYf E Top Row: T. Casey, R. Moore, R. Gardner. Second Row: R. Lemire, J. Rose, C. Cohen, F. Shea, Coach Wayne Dudley. First Row: A. Santa Lucia. al cfzmmuflaf tgjeealofef Front Row: M. Frankel, P. Shorey, 1 Haddad, G. Haddad, D. Martineau, Shippee. Middle Row: S. MacDonald, ' Sharon, A. Bergeron, C. Anthony. L Row: S. Pomprowicz, L. Lee, J. Luci K. McQuade, J. Marrotte. 2? 'XXX 'LD 3 'I x X ' W J W , XQ N 1 'XX H 5 P44 V'0N0,x W O Nl T DS K'-0 Qw JQS? , XX 956 X U vs-3 if 0 ,ls S N VX ON Q' wi-,q fxN wr cf? q A x gp0JQ 'X 1 N Q if , ,V '7'ix: gg bam' mx' 5 X f ,M .. fi, S 5 'VNr5 N:'2 -4 7'-81 Q 1- I , WT' 'A 1' us 'L Y- Xx F 1 1 xx ,J VI SQ X f fm? 9205 mm Posing for the photographer during intermission. Tommy Franz crowns Mary Lou Abernethy and Dick Weldcn Queen Snowdrop and King Frost. i i Mrs. Mahoney receives a gift from - --in Tommy Franz. The Grand March. Wzzseffes nm ..,.,. UIHIIIA Wlobllcx sim! Cufflfflfl S1:1fMArMll,lfxN fn-fr ..,..... Arvmm Al.l,1fN 1mr.MlNS MIVRILI, 54,011 g f Q ku x -. EJ 'TY 1- . ,- 1 - ?-A- 4..,,.'+ 4 ' A , W 'i f S33 as .gg QF H Uigilkddlb' rm ....., ,IANIUV XVILI IAMS my ..,..... 5lxll'A l1uo'1 1As TUV' Mus. fN1AliYl5RANSllllll 952, , 5 xtx ik X 10 KH., QL. an-Q Qrrfme :umm 0 yfrrzewe President .................. EUGENE LIGI Vice-President .............. JAMES Rot Secretary ......,...... ALLAN RYCHLII T reamrer .................... HAROLD HI Reporter .................. ROGER WILSC Feerrlzy Adzfitorx . MR, EDWARD Loi MR. BERTRAND HARRISC Once again Tri-Ag Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has had an active year. Two square dances were sponsored with great success. The traditional Christmas decorating was again undertaken. Trips were taken to the Eastern States Exposition and the Annual Judging Contest at Storrs. At the Annual Father and Son Banquet on April 3rd, Tri-Ag Chapter elected as Honorary Chapter Farmers two former F. F. A. members: Leonard Robinson, '43 of Columbiag and William Pearl, '33 of Hampton. This brings to a total of twenty-four the roster of Honorary Chapter Farmers. A joint picnic with the F. H. A. closed a very successful year. Zrfzrrle ememeiels e jyfflillbd Pretidenr .............. BEVERLY QUEALY Vice-President BETTY MCGILLICUDDY Seererery .............. ANNETTE TARDIF Trermrrer ............ PATRICIA BARLOW Hixmrian ........ DOROTHY FORSYTHE Reporter ........... MARGARET QUEALY Recreation Leader MARY Lou MCGILLICUDDY Song Leader DOROTHY BARTHOLOMEW Parliamenturian .... ALICE MENOCHE Szeze Historian .. MARY Lou BARLOW Faculty Adritor Miss CoNsTANcE DIMOCK . - . ri W , 1 1 .r- r,-ww .. . Si The F. H. A. started off the year's events with a Halloween breakfast in Octc National F. H. A. Week was celebrated in November with an impressive installation ser and tea to which parents and faculty were invited. Caroling at the hospital and town f helped celebrate Christmas, and in February a very successful Carnival was held. In M came the regional meeting at Bulkely High School in Hartford, and in May the state rr ing was held. The F. H. A. also helped with the refreshments at the F. F. A. square da and assisted the Homemaking Classes with the Fashion Show in May. 62 ,aa ma 'e.Ii.flw1l ................ BIzA'I'IIIrtE BIIoMI.Isv ire-lmeriflwzt .............. IILAINIT PHILIPP frrclary .....,............ I.oRI2'I'TA PIIovosT reaxurer ...... , ......,...,..... ROBERT CASEY :fully Aflriwf Mus. IILORIZNCIE GRAIN During the year authorities on various hobby areas have been presented at club meet- ings. In April the Annual Hobby Show was presented, and during vacation a trip was made to New York to visit the Metropolitan Museum. We mhliam elaine' This year the Windham Debaters, with Mr. Carl Gosline as advisor, have participated in a number of de- bates with other schools. In january and February Williams Memorial In- stitute was the opponent in two de- bates. In March Fairfield Preparatory School came to Windham for a de- bate, and in April two debates were held with Manchester High. On May 10th four teams were entered in the State Debate Tournament at Storrs. I W4-tml reridenl ................ , ..... SHIRLEY SMITH 'ice-Iffwidenf ........ ANGELA SLFIIIIESKI enemy ................. PI1IscII.LA GILMAN 'rearufer ................ DOROTHY SPENCER 'aculzy Adzfimr .... MISS HELEN RIGNEY The Wi-Hi-Li has had its usual busy year in the library. Candy sales have been held during lunch periods. In March the club members attended Brigadoon when it was given in Willimantic, and the year ended with the usual outing. gunna lguukuss' ,feazuas af yfmenba Prexident ............ .............. R ITA DIETTE Vine-President ........ ....... G EORGE BOUDREAU Treafarer ................... ........ D OROTHY SPENCER Recording Secretary ...... ................ E VA DIETTE Financial Secrelary ........ . ........... MARY HAGGERTY Serwce Secretary ......................................... BURTON BROWN Faculty Adviror ..... .... . ...................... M ISS SHIRLEY MORRILL The F.B.L.A. has been busy with many activities this year. Besides hearing several speakers at regular meetings, club members ran the check room at every home basketball game. In February a very successful dance, Cupid's Hop, was held. The Annual Banquet was held in April, and in May the club put on an assembly program. Yolanda Ouellette and Arthur Marvel, King and Queen of H earfr. Check room attenalantf. gan! Uwbavzs Prefidenz ............ ........ M ILTON BATH Vice-Prefidenz .. ..... ..,..... M ILDRED COTE Secrezary ........................ ELAINE PI-IILIPP Faculty Advifor ...... MR. LAURENCE KING egwzmmzkzy Sparked by the coaching of Dick Foster and the superior swimming of Captain Dick Arnold, the Wfindham Natators closed out the season with a record of six wins and four losses. Highlighting the Wlhippets' third season in swimming and hrst year in C.C.I.L. com- petition, Dick Arnold set various school and pool records. He now holds the 200-yard free style record for the C.C.l.l.. and the C.l.A.C. and hnished second in the New England Cham- pionships, Dick also captured the school records for the 40-yard and 100-yard free style at XXfindhain and the pool record at Meriden for the 200fyard free style. The six leading point getters for Windham were Arnold, Felix, Lange, Stone, Tyler, Casey, and lirammell. XM UM Pretiflenz .............................. ......... L AURISNCF O'CONNlELL Vife-Prmflwzz ..... ........... D oNAi.n Boswficx Sefremfy .......... ............ C HARLES HAWES Tmwner .................... ........,..,.............. J osumx QUINT Farully Adwmr , ................................. MR. THOMAS LAWSON In the subterranean depths of the gym the Rifle Club members have had a busy season. Two matches have been held with each of the following schools: Portland, Manchester, New London, Norwich, and Meriden. The team won five of the ten matches. During the season these boys have qualilied for the following ratings over the Army Qualihcation Course for Rifle Marksmen: Expert: Mati Talvi, Sharpshooters: james Gilman, Joseph Quint, james Lamb, Mort Martinson, Irving Stanley, Marksmeng Gary Monast, Keith Doyle, Donald Bostwick, Gilbert Armitage. The year's activities ended with an outing to Ocean Beach on May 31. 4,g.gpf,5, K Mfr? ' . eg 1- x , - K IU J y 1 5 Q wa I ff V' 1, .. ',i 1 as 4 EE H 3 i1 .J R I y Mm gays ' Jzhamuaak OITFICIALS CLUB LEADERS CLUB qui! -ll lNlOll-SlfNlOR l3ASKllTl'3Al.l. CHAMPS FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL lNl.irrmc.iu, U. Loiscllc, N. Rgucnc, L. Bcrgcron, W. Goolcy, CHAMPS R. Cuswcll. Buck Row: R. Couchon, K. lithriilgc, R. Shea, Coach J. Welvb Front Row: McCarthy, A. Core, K. Williams, F. Shea, K Williams. Paul Gilor, Iliulmimon Singles Robert DUBCLILI and Gordon Mac- Clmmp IJOflLllLl,BLlLlIT1lf1f0I1DOLlblCSCll2lIDIUS. 67 Richardson 14 Brown Sypher 6 Cross Lacis 16 Greer Sayers 10 Skowron Shea 1 3 Shane Risley 11 Calderado Burton Brown, Mr. Callaghan, David Cote fgasieffzzl The Windham High basketball team brought home the Central Connecticut Inter- scholastic League title after completing its first season in the circuit. Led by veteran Captain Burt Brown, the Whippets romped to a splendid record of 13-4. Highlighting the season's schedule was the final game of the season in which Windham crushed Bristol 61-43 to gain the league crown. The team hit its stride mid way through the season and closed out with 8 out of 9 triumphs at home and away. Their surge was halted abruptly in the New Haven Arena where sixth ranked Wilbur Cross stunned the Whippets 61-47. Windham beat such state powers as Weaver, Bristol, Norwich, and New London. Graduation will have its toll, claiming Brown, Richardson, Calderado, Donovan, and Slcowrong but an up-and-coming junior and sophomore squad should round out next year's varsity. W. O. W. O. Manchester ........ 61 49 Meriden ............ 74 63 Meriden ............ 51 49 New London ..... 69 50 Weaver ............. 45 51 Middletown ...... 72 38 Middletown ...... 7 3 39 Hall .................. 60 44 Hall ........ ....... 5 2 34 Weaver ............. 67 57 Alumni ............. 44 54 New London ..... 54 57 Bristol ............... 49 46 East Hartford .... 65 37 Manchester ........ 51 43 N.F.A. .............. 58 53 N.F.A. ,.............. 43 45 Bristol ............... 61 43 w 5 Ii f K K ,fi I 1 J N as X fy . F9 tglsxiiehx 062- -1, 1 -. 4' -'-E 6 i 1 CSA' XFN-. e N ,-. rv,Xfx 9 -.. P 'R+ 15, . w w V if N -. xt' V AV X -9: 4 X , X f X FJ- x W . 1 ,sf 7- Madam pdzaaaa Pferidenz ................ ...... G AY BILLIE GERVAIS VicefPreiideur ......,.,........ ............... D EAN GYURE Recording Secretary ............ ....... B EVERLY CRANE Correfponding Secretary ........ ........ P ATRICIA PODMORE Treaiarer .........,.................,.......................,.. JAMES GILMAN Faculty Adzfiior ......,.. . .........,............ Miss SHIRLEY BALDWIN In spite of conflicts with basketball games and bouts with the measles, the annual Windham Players three-act play was finally presented to an appreciative audience in March. The play this year was Moliere's The Imaginary Invalid, and the cast and audience thoroughly enjoyed this costume comedy. Members of the club also had a trip to Hartford to see Olivia de Havilland in Candida. ' c, fl ' f .iwt H The Cast Of The Imaginary Invalid Miss Baldwin and the production staff. 4 Q . .U Philip Worth and Helene Father and daughter, Philip Hast as the invalid and his - - Worth and Georgia Cookson. wife The unwelcome suitor receives the approval of both fathers. 5211131 Lgclamlk x W-xx Qlcffesha In the fall several members of the Orchestra took part in the All-State concert. On April lst, the group traveled to Middletown for the C. C. I. L. Festival which was a thrilling experience. The Annual Music Department Concert on April 18th was opened with a well performed group of numbers by the Orchestra. Assembly programs and Graduation rounded out the year's activities. Umar The Chorus performed for the first time this year at the Christmas Assembly and was heard again at the Annual Music Department Concert in April at which they sang a group of numbers with a skill that showed many hours of practice under Mr. Hayden's leadership. With the Band and Orchestra, the Chorus also journeyed to Middletown for the C. C. I. L. Festival where Mr. Hayden led the combined choruses in their part of the program. e 5122651 Hiafzcafk Pw.fia'w1z ......... ........ .... ,..,......., H i 2 LENI2 HAST Vife-Pferidwzz .... ..... H OMER BRAMMELL Senefary ............ ................... C AROLINE TORMEY T reararer .,.........,.. ......................,.... E DWARD KNAPP FafullyA1lz'iJof.f ..... ..,.. M iss Gi2RTRUms B. GIROUARD MRS. LUCIENNE YATIES Le Circle Francais has had a numher of unusual programs this year. ln Novemher a most enioyahle evening meeting was held at Winclham with the French Cluh of Griswold High School as our guest, and in May our club paid a return visit to Griswold High. Our Christmas program was a very heautiful one. ln March Snail' Wfhilu was presented as a play, and in May the University of Connecticut French Club gave a play at Winilham. Professor Arsene Croteau gave one of his enjoyable talks at our April meeting, and the annual outing in June rounded out a successful year. agaavbfas ffamafza FirJlCm1.rul ..... .............. J OAN HIPSKY Sammi Conrul .... ..... B ARBARA KOLENTIK Praetor ............. .................... J OSEPH VOBORIL Qaaermr .............. .......................... J OHN TORMEY Faculty Adviror ......,............... MISS CARRIE P. MCDONAl-l3 Societas Romana hegan the year with its traditional initiation ceremony. Six plays were presented during the year: The Ilaunled Iloure, Pomona, In Gallia, The Magic Toga, The Slave Girl, and A Day Wilbolzt Latin. The Christmas program had a Latin flavor as did also the banquet held in May which was the highlight of the year. GIRLS' OFFICIALS CLUB The Girls' Officials Club, under the able guidance of Miss Muriel Scott, provided the referees, umpires, and scorers for all the girls' intramural sports. Meetings were held before school once a week in the girls' gym, where members learned the rules of the games and practiced applying these rules. For their services the girls are given points towards their letters. LIFESAVERS To become a member of this group, a girl must already have passed her senior lifesaving test. She is then per- mitted to assist the swimming teacher during classes, and can supervise and guard all recreational swimming. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Preridenz ...............,.....,.,,.,..............,........ BARBARA KOLENTIK Vice-Prefidenz ..... ......,. D oRoTHY MARTINEAU Secretary .................................................,.,... NATALIE HADDAD Trearurer .................,.........................,......... JUDITH RIDGEWAY The most important events of the G.A.A. year were a dance, which they sponsored, and a Girls' Sports Night to which parents and friends were invited. The girls participating in the Sports Night demonstrated different sports and gymnastic skills. Re- wards were presented to the girls who earned them during the year, and for the first time since the Association came into being, honor basketball and volleyball teams were named. 'I f 4 LOCKER ROOM ASSISTANTS The locker room assistants are a great help to the girls' gym classes. They perform valuable little tasks for the physical education teachers, and assist them in keeping the locker room in order. DOLPI-IIN CLUB This yettr, fur its show, the Dolphin uh hrntl 'flue Nun' liflglrzrzfl Slwry tts its ,-me. The show wok place May 15, 16, .l I7, and wits well ttttentletl each eve- ig. The girls practiced their intricate itines for mitny months, :mtl they were ll rewitrtletl for their efforts hy the :lp- :ciritive arplwlriuse uf the audiences. tu l ti 0150 7 x,,4 1 . ls r t lla A We MQW Cgflykflj tgwy ft A fig- -1 W: l W - e'i3QQ Qe2,3 5 ff? 3 H H is 3,456 K t f ' xxx 5 S S' in H 4' ga Q fir Q 6 2,5 5 Q 3 1 Q S89 xg if 'E' My H ,. -. ' : f y Q - . 1 f 0' . MQ- , v , . .mn M- . ff I z ., '. f vs 'iv . ' . ' 1 Y! - .F 19' ix 1 -X 4 ., L ,. h ' , ' ., -, nf, A - - A ' 'xi -JPN-fi-QJ'?L ' - 'H-ni . ' . ,. ., A ' Z 1 Q N .xiii K . W K K. K 1 I its I ,, .. K x ,, I , ' Ar A ,L ky ' f' G 12 ai' 'F' f Q 5 5 . .-1 iw 2 no Q ,A i ' ,J I A 4 E it if Q35 Ljx S xx , X 3 . , 3 X jk 3 5 Vx, D, Xxffl U 6 my +1 Lghxzfkzg cfzmmuxlzzk iss ---J Y.: :busty 80 3 g 415 , .. LF is SOFTBALL BADMINTON DOUBLES BADMINTON SINGLES J. Ridgeway, P. Brewster, P. Bradley, N. D. Martineau, A. Bergeron, M. Leona M- Leonard, A- Befgefon- Smith, S. MacDonald, S. Charron, G. Stein- E. Varga, Manager. D. Rook was the otl man, C. Kahn. Winner. V , . , In E. -4 FRESHMAN SWIMMING TEAM 5 WATER POLO' G. Lovell, W. Lange, E. Millette, L. O'Connor, A- Atkins, R- GaYl0f, J- Vobofll, R- DHBEHU, L. Vertefeuille. J. Orehotsky, H. Brammell, R. Casey. ,,,,,,,.,.....-up--H WRESTLING SOFTBALL D. Remsen, G. MacDonald, R. Heinz, P. McShea, R. Cardin, W. Dissinger, N. Frigault, J. Adams, H. Little. T. Wrana. R. Harrison. E. Williams. I. Lester, M. Caouette, R. Lizee. Front Row: R. Parizeau, Manager, D. Reil, J. Pompei, R. Pardus, G. Cross, K. Chanski, Captain, B. Brown, li. Kuchinsky, T. Sayers, W. Risley, R. Gardiner, Manager. Back Row: Coach Callaghan, M. lilossirk, P. Sprenkle, H. Taylor, S. Greer, G. Lathrop, J. Cook, A. Marchand, D, Chanski, Assistant Coach Tupper. ZZWJM This year's hast-hall team had a record of four wins and nine setbacks, Con- 'ring the tough schedule of their lirst season in C. C. I, L., they did well to tie Q third place in the loop, Captain Karl Chanski led the helding department with a percentage of 1,000. n Cross led the batting with a .308 mark, and Bill Risley led the pitching de- tment with a 5-2 record. Ron Pardus deserves special mention for his fielding ard of only one throwing error in l l l chances. W. O. W. O. A. ,......... ..,. B 9 Meriden ..,.,. ,... 7 3 iihester ...... .... 2 14 Hall ................ ,... 0 4 iden .,..,.. .... l 0 6 Middletown ...... .... 9 10 . .,.,......... .... 2 0 Bristol ...,..,...... .... 8 7 dletown .... .... l 8 New London .... .... 7 14 , rol ,.,...,,. . .... 0 7 N.F.A. ............ .... 1 9 Coaches Tupper and Callaghan with rthesrer .. .. .,., 4 I8 New London ....., ....... r ained out Captain Chanski, Burt Brown, the only other senior on Prize winners at the competition at Hall High, Cross, Reil. Sprenkle, the squad. Kuchinsky. .,.1fff' rftiwf ,wrisaeg it A NIHGHAH Top Row: E. Lussier, R. Anderson, C. Cohen, R. Moore, A. Bosse, P. Gilot, E. Czarkowski, R. Dubois, T. Ermacora, K. Garrison, A. Santa Lucia. Middle Row: Leo Koenigsburg, L. Cooper, E. Williams, K. Eaton, J. Ring, K. Ethridge, J. Whetten, P. Bortolan, R. Gardner, R. Boucher, R. Harrison. First Row: Mr. Dudley, F. Shea, J. Gilman, D. Glidden, T. Fox, A. D. Smith, R. Lemire, Mr. Boncer. Wm Leiss, J. Gergler, J. Tyler, R. Balkcom, The Track Team, captained by Bert Leiss, showed fine competitive spirit this year in spite of rather discouraging results in the various meets. In the running events the Whippets were usually able to hold their own, but lack of weight hampered the team in the throwing events. John Tyler in the quarter mile and joe Quint in the 100 and 220 yard dashes were first place winners in a number of meets. Bristol ..................... Middletown ............ Hall ......................... Manchester .............. W. 49M 59 3725 2096 Norwich 59 Weaver 54 Windham 17 New London 54 Bulkeley 54 Windham 22 50W 65 em saw Captain Bert Leisg john Tyler and Joe Quint in the relaj 97 The Windham Golf Team had a successful season with six wins against two losses. The team of Art Meikle, Tony Skowron, Rusty Potter, and Pete Craw- ford, uncoached except for the assistance they received from Willie Hunter of the Country Club, chalked up wins against Norwich and Manchester and two Wins against Bristol and Manchester. The squad participated in the State Interscholastic Tournament at Torrington on June 2nd, 82 Storrs. ,fffzaffazy With very little fanfare the Windham Arch Team, coached by Roy E. Guyer of the University Connecticut, emerged the winner in two national ct petitions and second in another. Elizabeth Kinsey 1 President and Mary Ryan was Secretary-Treasurer. In the Archery Tournament conducted by the I tional Archery Association, Elizabeth Kinsey took l place in the Olympic and Chicago rounds and jr Waggoner placed second in the Olympic and first the Chicago round. Windham also placed first a team in both the Olympic and Chicago rounds. 5+ N .-L X A ' :SS- x' 511:55 ' ' Q... gxg11 3. x M R CLASS OFFICERS 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 ss friisvfngz 1948 - 1949 Eager but skeptical we entered W. H. S. in September as freshmen. Before getting accus- tomed to our new school schedule, there was the endless bumping into upperclassmen, rushing for classes, and the usual dropping of books. In December we elected our first class officers with Winthrop Merriam as President, James Donovan as Vice-President, Lorraine Forbes as Secretary, Gloria Wojick as Treasurer, and Mr. Dudley as Faculty Advisor. Our representatives to the Athletic Council were Mary Lou Abernethy and Tommy Franz. We held our first social event, the Freshman Frolic, in April. Elaine Murphy was elected general chairman. 1949 - 1950 We returned to W. H. S. the following September feeling more sure of ourselves and a bit more important. As sophomores we elected James Donovan as President, Thomas Franz as Vice-President, Lois Lee as Secretary, Mary Lou Abernethy as Treasurer, and Mr. Foster as Faculty Advisor. Barbara Kolentik and Julius Hatcher were elected as representatives to the Athletic Council. The Shamrock Shuffle, a dance in honor of St. Patrick's Day, was held on March 18th, in the Case Gymnasium. Robert Dubeau was general chairman of the affair. On June 3rd, we held our Sophomore Class Party, Borderline Fierta. As general chairman for the party, we elected Stephen Chontas. 1950 - 1951 As juniors we were already feeling quite at home at Windham and proud to be known as upperclassmen. For our class oflicers we elected Herman Calderado as President, john Pos- temski as Vice-President, Elizabeth Kinsey as Secretary, Marsha Turshen as Treasurer, and Mrs. Weber was chosen Faculty Advisor. As representatives to the Athletic Council, we elected Bert Leiss and Diana Brooks. On April 14th, was held the important event of our junior year, the Harbor Ligbtr dance, under the chairmanship of James Donovan. Mary Ellen Resnisky was crowned Queen of the Prom and reigned over the dancers who danced under blue and white streamers, ship wheels, and rope, which added to the atmosphere of the Harbor Light: dance. 1951 - 1952 As seniors we began our last and most eventful year at Windham with the election of our class officers: Tommy Franz as President, Richard Welden as Vice-President, Shirley May Doyle as Secretary, and Norma Sedgewick as Treasurer. Agnes Bergeron and Anthony Skowron became our representatives to the Athletic Council and Mrs. Mahoney was chosen Faculty Advisor. In a miniature cornfield of cornstalks, pumpkins, and scarecrow, the seniors held their first dance of the season, the Autumn Amble, which took place November 10th, in the Case Gym- nasium. Ralph Makoul was general chairman of the committee. Beverly Crane was crowned Queen. The annual Christmas dance, Frost Fantasy, was held in the Case Gymnasium on December 15th. Snowmen, snowflakes, greens, and icicles bedecked the walls and varicolored lights com- pleted the fantasy. Mary Lou Abernethy and Richard Welden were chosen Queen Snowdrop and King Frost. Bob DuBeau was general chairman of the affair. The Class Party, Senior Scramble, took place on March 22nd in the cafeteria under the chairmanship of Milton Bath. Round and square dancing, balloons, refreshments, and enter- tainment helped to make a memorable evening. Out of the Shoe of '52 was the theme of Class Day which was held on June 11th in the Case Gymnasium. Beverly Crane, Class Day chairman, and her assistants helped a great deal in making the occasion a success. On Thursday, June 12th, the class climbed aboard five buses and went to Ocean Beach for the outing and banquet. It was a Windy, but sunny day and everyone had a good time swim- ming, lying on the beach, and riding on the amusements. At 5:30 all the seniors gathered in the Gam building for the banquet. After eating a turkey dinner there was entertainment pro- vided by some of the seniors and then we journeyed home. Oralyn Goodman was chairman for the outing. The Case Gymnasium was transformed into an old-fashioned rose garden for the Com- mencement Ball which took place Saturday, June 14. This annual formal dance was the last social event held by the seniors. Marsha Turshen was general chairman for the Ball. The climax of our four years at Windham was our graduation on Wednesday evening, June 16. Provost Albert E. Waugh, of the University of Connecticut, was the graduation speaker. The diplomas were presented by Mr. Stanley J. Sumner, chairman of the Board of Education. 84 2,41--ff .I www Jam Queen Mary Iillen Resnisky L The receiving line v as-I5 .lckiq-, I5g1rlu.1r.1, and Luis siunple the punch The crnvviied wharf Dancing under the Ilizrbor Liglvfr Herm Cillderiido crowns the Queen Wie? Wie 3' Q ,Q L U' by 1 - 'Q' ' gf' Q-2. PLEASANTEST PERSONALITY MOST POPULAR Q anal 4? 3 s CLASS PESSIMIST MOST HELPFUL TO THE CL sz! ' Bob DUBCKU Bob DuBeau, Marsha Turshen Judy Swanson, Herman Calclerado, Tommy Franz, Herman Calderado BCVCIIY Cfafle - 'li -.., 1 Q . C , . 1? J- 1 S . I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TEACHERS' BLESSING TAI-I-EST MOST ATHLETIC Oralyn Goodman, Jimmy Gilman Jimmy Gilman Bob Loomis, Barbara Kolentilc Barbara Kolentik, Burt Brown K , I lf' -.,,, K ' zl- X Z: f f 'ar V 'Il ' y : N 1 i,. ..-aiu.. 1 L . 7 T1 CUTEST BEST DRESSED Art Marvel, Joanne Lyon, Jimmie Donovan Shirley Doyle, Teddy Chasse TEACHERS' BLESSING BEST Elaine Philipp INSTRUMENTAUST BEST sPoRT Walter Gooley , ii T 8 . E Tony Skowron V 1 ,,r1 X' 16+ ,V . ' xi, BEST r ' ,'.- all , -.2 2 Jil? ,,f jill' INSTRUMENTALIST BEST SPORT D Joyce Jensen Dot Martineau 3 JQWQ' '11 E iff 741 ff faxxlfid IM! 15 il l' uf f' 11157 l 5 . 3, .ga N ' gl N: if l 3 A 'S S 1 W V 2' ,N fi -A . iii il 1 Jil V ,S l. I S S S ' 1 Yiiiix S. L 3 CLASS ARTISTS CLASS ACTRESS and ACTOR Eileen D'Muhala, Bob Casey Billie Gervais, Phil Worth , of Nfl .I va. ' 1 Qual. S C7 A -,hifx le A T' BEST SINGERS BEST DANCERS HANDSOMEST PRETFIEST joan I-lipsky, Bill Lechman Bill Lechman, Joyce Haddad Dlfk Welden Mary Lou Abemethl' wif 5 1 , if ' A ie V .S , , A CLASS OPTIMIST S CLASS WOLF Milton Bath Arnold Richard Phaneuf, Arlene Gomez N9 TEACHERS' TRIALS 5 A f Q Q , Q .5 S- Q George Saba, , f A- , W f' . 4 Barbara King , We 4' it 1 1 T Bi ll ll' 3 ':5:'9 35 Tuf f .4 lf: -f4- . .ire KE' yr e i' ' alla -4 1 -, , f 0'.'.'o'0 . a . 71.30. i , , . , X: o.n.n. CLASS TEASE CLASS DAY DREAMER Barbara Sherman Richard Chick WITTIEST and CLASS TEASE Dick Shea WITTIEST Mary Ellen Resnisky Wu! af Xie 4971402 af 15' Q s 5 , V'-NYT, 'R ll f '. X I I ' cv ., 0 gf, K 5 1 A ,, rx 41 I 43. R a . 5 V 1 1 7 g a I . lj , n' '.,f . I, , IX'--. sw! vw 'Y I 5 wi W ,: tgefzfbzl ,Mvfzafl ffal FIRST HONOR - 92.67 ELAINE PHILIPP SECOND HONOR - 92.20 CAROLINE TORMEY LaBrie, Lillian ...... ........ Gilman, James ............. ........ Sed gewick, Norma .......... ........ Frankland, Leatrice ......... ........ Turshen, Marsha .......... ........ Hipsky, Joan ............ ........ Goodman, Oralyn ........ ........ Farra, Evelyn ........ ........ Taylor, Jean .......... ........ Gervais, Billie .......... ........ Preston, Judith ......... ........ Murphy, Elaine ........ ........ Quinn, Shirley ...... ........ Cote, Lucille ................ ........ Bromley, Beatrice ......... ........ Varga, Emma ............ ........ Anthony, Carol ......... ........ Chasse, Theodore ........ ........ Cookson, Georgia ........ ........ Bergeron, Mary ............ ........ Belanger, Anne ............... ........ MacDonald, Gordon ....... ........ Kinsey, Elizabeth ............. ........ Aknenkalns, Toralfs ....... ........ Chadwick, Dorothy ......... ........ Velk, Lorraine .............. ........ Dubeau, Robert ...... ........ LeBaron, Bette ......... ........ Emerson, Diane ....... ........ Broessler, Lois ...... ........ Orehotsky, John ....... ........ Cote, Mildred .......... ........ Woj ick, Gloria ......... ........ Clarke, Joan .......... ........ Smith, Elinor ....... ........ Rackliffe, June ......... ........ Lee, Lois .................. ........ Haddad, Georgette ....... ........ MacNeill, Lee .......... ........ Worth, Phillip ......... ........ Haskell, Arlene ........ ........ Lazur, Elaine ............ ........ LaFleur, Carol .............. ........ Calderado, Herman ......... ........ Spencer, Dorothy ......... ........ Arnold, Richard ............. ........ Abernethy, Mary Lou ......... ........ Dube, Sally ...................... ........ Crane, Beverly ............. ........ Doyle, Shirley .............. ........ Eichner, Josephine ................. ........ Lemire, Reginald ............................... 'Average while attending Windham High. 92.14 91.74 91.40 91.37 91.36 91.14 90.035 89.98 89.77 89.71 89.14 88.63 88.58 88.37 88.727 87.40 87.39 87.33 87.27 87.24 87.15 87.09 86.89 85.86 85.76 85.69 85.46 85.37 85.314 85.29 85.29 85.06 85.04 84.95 84.75 84.71 84.50 84.31 84.26 84.17 84.13 84.13 84.02 83.94 83.92 83.81 83.72 83.65 83.58 83.56 83.50 83-50 Manning, Natalie ....... ...... Hast, Helene ........... ...... Trail, Donald .......... ...... Maloney, John ........ ...... Lyon, Joanne .............. ...... Jackson, Richard ........ ...... Allen, Andra .......... ...... Graf, Barbara ......... ...... Parizek, Richard ............ ...... Thompson, Arthur ........ ...... Waggoner, John ........ ...... Makoul, Ralph ....... ...... Williams, Walter ....... ...... Casey, Robert ............. ...... Robinson, Jerome .......... ...... Rioux, Robert ............ ...... Makoul, Solomon ....... ...... Jensen, Joyce .......... ...... Franz, Thomas ....... ...... Smith, Shirley ................ ...... Ouellette, Yolanda Bath, Milton ............... ...... Kolentik, Barbara ....... ...... Douglass, Norma ....... ...... Tejral, Helen .......... ...... Rossiter, Shirley ......... ...... Pokorny, Shirley ........ ...... Knoblauch, Jane ........ ...... Nye, Dorothy ............. ....... Couchon, Loretta ........... ....... Boyington, Marjorie ......... ...... Jean, Anita ................ ...... Baldwin, Mary ........... ....... McQuade, Mary ......... ....... Todaro, Giovanna ......... ...... Haddad, Jeannette ......... ....... Olds, William ....... Brooks, Diana ........ ...... Armitage, John .......... ...... Bushnell, James .......... ...... Adams, George ....... ...... Piche, Audrey ......... ...... Donovan, James ........ ...... Pepin, Joan ............ ...... Loiselle, Gerard .......... ...... Fredette, James .............. ...... Barcomb, Frederick ........ ...... Barrette, Jacqueline ........ ...... Lester, James ............. ...... Morin, Lucien ........ ...... Gooley, Walter ....... ...... Lang, William ......... ...... nn. ...un 83.48 83.46 83.36 83.35 83.34 83.32 83.26 83.23 83.13 83.13 82.90 82.70 82.66 82.62 82.61 82.61 82.60 82.55 82.40 82.40 82.38 82.36 82.25 82.06 81.84 81.78 81.76 81.76 81.74 81.65 81.63 81.5 1 81.50 81.45 81.40 81.33 81.10 81.06 81.05 80.96 80.88 80.86 80.83 80.75 80.72 80.67 80.47 80.35 80.27 80.27 80.22 ' 80.12 flux Wlliflkly am! ffgfzfzguef zz! Uvmfz 52505 fine 72 R I if Mpazll' H .KN gSniJ' , ,:g,jg1.+2Q , . , N 1115-'rfffw fl Qffff' V mfvif A, p A,gQp-igzglgfffslfzqz va' r Q ff 047 ff wr-1 ' f I ! fcnvinnunes 5 Z HWQ! ty.: ,Q .. , ' ' f ' A .S ,Q Y Q . f 1 1 A. '. A K A x . . . - ., - ,f ' , Q oyif, kg' . M. , Q. .. -4.41 is A ' f NJ ' ' 2 - W A LL ' . .- .rb 'L f W. Q - f'Z-'Iam -ff'1 '77-'N . 'M- A gl Q 4 -'2-- ...-f If . 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Scholar- ship and Won1an's Club Prize. i v 1 - -- Mrs. Josephine Lauter-Greer awarding Leatrice Frankland the second Philip Lauter Foundation Scholarship. James Donovan, Ira C. Turshen Awardg Herman Calderado, The Gager Prizeg Thomas Franz, The J. Edmund Hurley Prize. The Welch Prizes: James Gilman for general excellence, Robert Casey for excellence in painting, Lillian LaBrie and Robert DuBeau for Good Citizenship. Gilman also received the Rensselaer Medal. Evelyn Parra, Lions' Club Prizeg Elaine Philipp, Loyal Order of Moose Prize and Readers Digest Awardg Eugene Light, Quinebaug Pomona Grange Agricultural Prizeg Wintlirogw Merriam, Jr., Obwebetuck Grange Agricultural Prize. .p I , je Z.. UA' l R p i z.. Joyce Jensen, Tucker Memorial Prizeg Helen Teiral, XY'intl- ham Teachers Club Scholarshipg Norma Sedgewick. liauscli and Lomb Medalg Beverly Crane, Daughters of the Ameriian Revolution Award. f o X 1 I 'Z ,VAW I- -,mggf . 4 , ' 'X' 12,71 fkugjj Q 'Yfw QMQW H2 - ., M, wh, 9 ,. 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