Windsor High School - Tunxis Yearbook (Windsor, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1937 volume:

Il .. S s i 's -, 3 51 -Q x -, fa r L 5 5 X. sl 5 LQ 1 i JT E ni 5 'E x QI E THE TUNX S JUNE, 1937 Published by the Senior Class of Windsor High School. Windsor, Connecticut , , 4,- FRANCES BUTENAS SPENCER COBB JAMES DILLON JENNIE GAILEN FRANCES GRISKEWICZ JANE JOROZKO THE TUNXIS BOARD DELLA KAZLAUSKAS THADDEUS LASKOXVSKI HOWARD LLOYD JAMES MASON DOROTHY OLIPHANT NORMA PETERSON ALBERT RIMOSUKAS BETTY TISIIENBACK FREDERICK XVESSEL GEORGE XVHITHAM ROGER WOOD DORIS YOUNG Faculty ....... Class Sponsor .... Class Officers .... Page G89 T ABLE OF CONTENTS Page . . .2 Class Prophecy ,.. ..... .....2l ClassVVill........ ClassGifts....,....... ....43to The Class of 1937. . ..... .... 5 to 34 Senior Class Statistics. . .... 48 to Class Celebrities .... ........ Commencement Program: Sports ........... 54 to Address of Welcome ........... .... 3 4 Autographs ....... .... 5 9, . . . .35 Advertisements. . . . 61 to Class History ......... np: -nn-wr' ha- THE FACULTY DR. EARLE S. RUSSELL, Superintendent WILLIAM HOYT, Principal Mathematics LINDA M. BALLETTI Social Science DR. HAROLD B. BENDER Science RUTH BLACKBURN Commercial CATHERINE M. CRAIG Home Economics SAMUEL CROCKETT Mathematics C. LOUISE DICKERMAN Music Supervisor MARTHA A. DOWNS English LILLIAN A. FISCHER French KATHARINE V. FLEMING Commercial MARY H. GELETTE English GRACE L. HARRISON Home Economics CAROLINE KEELER Social Science ELIZABETH M. LEE English VIRGINIA MILLS English MAY L. MOORE Commercial ELSIE M. OWEN Commercial JOHN E. POWERS Science CLIFFORD S. SAWYER Manual Training FERN E. STOWE Librarian, English MARY M. WILSON English C. THEODORE WILSON Physical Education ESTHER J. WOOLLEY Science ISABELLE B. GOODALE School Nurse MR. SAMUEL CROCKETT OUR CLASS SPONSOR FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS-IN TOKEN OF OUR HIGH ESTEEM AND IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE OF HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS IN OUR BEHALF THE CLASS OF 1937 Freshman Year Sponsor--MISS LENA BROWN President--ALBERT RIMOSUKAS Secreiary VVILLIAM SHERWILL Vice4PresideutffjOHN EVANS Treasurer f-GEORGE GORDON Sophomore Year Sponsor-MISS LILLIAN FISCHER President-ALBERT RIMOSUKAS Secretary -VVILLIAM SHERWILL Vice-President-JOHN EVANS Treasurer -'GEORGE GORDON Junior Year Sponsor -SAMUEL CROCKETT President-f-JOHN EVANS Secretary-f ANTOINETTE CUZZARDI Vice-President AJOSEPH NIISKAVITCH Treasurer-fEDWARD IVIAHL Senior Year SponsorfSAIVlUEL CROCKETT PresidentfALBERT RIMOSUKAS Secretary fNORlVlA PETERSON Vice-PresidentfDOROTHY OLIPHANT Treasurer- -JAMES DILLON I 1 1-Illl - Morro: Simplicity, Sincerity, Service CLASS CoLoRs: Black and Gold THE TUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN qicnivnu-mu11ln -uu1lm-nu-un -uniunzuu-:mimi-uu1un1uu-In-nu1uu1un:-lm1mm--ulu11nn1uu:Inu1nu1nnu-m:unfo WILSON IVIERRIIVIAN ALFORD Willie August 19, 1919 50 Sycamore Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 4g Orchestra 33 Basketball Manager 3, Tennis 3, 4, Manager 3, Captain 49 W Club 3, 45 Loudspeaker Staff 33 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Secretary 4 University of Maine .gon-um 1--11--111-1111v-1-1111-1-- mn-ni. I I ROBERT SMITH ALTHEN Chick 1u1u1n1n1l1 Be FP :' ..- 2- 5' P1 ic: DP cn a 35 O Q.: 2. f-so SD HUQUI at Owe o 5552, 5 mf-rm f-s F 2,125 N EFS? oa egg ,, 'gan mgf 'EIN' ,D - 119 ms on 5. Q 3 ....-...-...-..-..--.-. .ge-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -5...- Connecticut College of Pharmacy M ARION VIRGINIA BENSENHAVER Benny January 2, 1920 Prospect Hill Road, Poquonock, Conn. Entered from John M. Niles School Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cast of Miracle of Nativity 1, 29 French Club 29 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 33 Honor Student 2, 3, 4 , f 1 I Further Education X 5 THE C1'UlgXlXI,S of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN HAZEL MAE BRODERICK August 31, 1918 97 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Business DOROTHY MAE BERGH Bubbles May 24, 1919 Pierson Lane, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Miracle of Nativity 1, 23 Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom , Short- hand Awards 4 Business is VIRGINIA MARIE BURKE linny July 17, 1918 5 Eno Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Basketball 3, Cheerleader 2 Business 6 :THE TUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN -x-- --Hd - -'- -I- -'H- -'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'- - - -'-H-'-H-H'-vi' I WILLIAM FLOYD BURKE Burke July 1, 1919 5 Eno Street, Windsor, Conn. Athletic Association 3 Business FRANCES VERONICA BUTENAS Fran September 28, 1918 Poquonock, Connecticut Entered from John M. Niles School Tunxis Staff 43 French Club 23 Perfect Attendance 1, 2 Business MARGUERITE JANE CLIFFORD Janie August 20, 1919 67 Hayden Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 35 Basketball 1, 23 Art Club 23 Debating Club 45 Shorthand Awards 45 Junior Prom Committee Business 7 THE TUWXIES of WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN fun1:1111unruly-mn1:11-1uninu1Im-na-vm1vm1nu1lu1nn-lu1lm--um1m1ll1-ll-lll-Il1nn1lu- --nn-an--ml-mio ,g.n1m. 1-1-1--1 1 --an--nu-nu --1111:1---- In-In-rl-lm-ual: i 1 T ARTHUR SPENCER COBB 1 T Penny E 1 December 13, 1917 I 88 Maple Avenue, Windsor, Conn. 1 T Entered from Loomis 1 2 1 Athletic Association 4g Basketball 45 Soccer 45 Base- I I ball 45 W Club 4, Tunxis Board 4, Debating Club 4 I Colby College I E ! 4...-...,. 1111111111 111111111 n :maxi-ln1n1l1n-:nu-xunxuofo 116 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Business HELEN MA RY CUNNINGHAM Hun, December 24, 1918 Association 1, 2 JAMES JOSEPH DILLON, JR. Dill March 14, 1919 124 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. , Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 W Club 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 45 Tunxis Board 45 Baseball Manager 35 Junior Prom Committee, Class Treasurer 4 Business 8 of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN MARION VIRGINIA DONAHUE Mar December 5, 1920 359 Windsor Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom 4g Cast of Miracle of the Nativity g French Club 2 Saint Francis Hospital CLAIRE EFFIE DONOYAN Don June 25, 1920 616 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, Conn. X Entered from Hillhouse High School, New Haven I , Further Education i I GLA DYS ELIZABETH DOWLINC Shrimp January 13, 1918 53 Mack Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 25 Junior Prom Committee 3 Undecided 9 q-HE TUWXIAS of UCNINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN isl:uu1uu1vln-lllnilminuiw-nu--uu-In-uniun1un1un:nu1lm1l4I-nll1nll1nn1nn1un1nl1lln- :n1ll1l1luf0 THERESA ANNA DRAGHI Tre April 25, 1919 Bina Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 4 Business JOHN PERSHING EVANS Johnny February 18, 1919 Pigeon Hill Road, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 15 Soccer Team 3, 43 W Club 3, 4, President 45 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 President of Junior Class Business JENNIE VIRGINIA CAILEN Jen September 4, 1919 56 Broadview Place, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 2, 4, Tunxis Board 4, Short- hand Awards, Perfect Attendance 1, 3 Business 10 4' GTHE GTUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN i.,,...,..1l..1.u1m,1iuli-.nn111111,,,,1m,1nn-.lynn,un--pm1mlimliml.-ilu..nn.1uu1 1nu11lnl1mi-1111111.11un1un-uu1u,Iq EDWARD WALTER CAYLORD Ed April 11, 1919 1314 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 4 Further Education ' FRANCES ANNA CRISKICWICZ Frannie June 25, 1920 1709 Main Street, Poquonock. Conn. Entered from John M. Niles School Athletic Association 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom 43 Loudspeaker Staff 49 Cast of Miracle of Nativity 1, 25 Tunxis Staff 4, Dramatic Club 43 Shorthand Awards 4 Business ll. LOIS MARIE GUSTAFSON Guffie November 8, 1919 29 Island Road, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden Scholol Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, Shorthand Awards 43 Perfect Attendance 1 Further Education l I 'a- . 0 of WFNETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN HIM- IIII im- flll --nv-ml-ml-ml1111111111-nn--m1nn1lu-nn-nnznnznm-an-nn-nn-nu-mu-un-mxnnzm-nm:m1nvfs 86 Skitchewiaug Street, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School ' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cast of Miracle of Nativity 1, 2g Castb of Miss Cherry Blossom 4, Baseball 1, 23 Dramatic Club 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2 Undecided r , ANTOINETTE ANGELINE GUZZARDI Toni February 3, 1919 22 Olga Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Librarian of Glee Club 43 A Cappella Choir 23 Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom 43 Cast of Miracle of the Nativ- ity 2, Loudspeaker Staff 3, 43 Junior Class Secretary: Dramatic Club 45 French Club 25 Shorthand Awards 4 Undecided JOHN HALAY Haley January 26, 1918 ROBERT JAMES HILLS Bob August 17, 1917 63 Midian Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Deerfield School Athletic Association 4g Art Club 2, 3, 4 Business 12 . THE TUWXIIS of WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN ANNETTE MARJORIE HOWE How November 28, 1918 55 Pleasant Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Haydenl Scholol Athletic Association 1,12, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4 French Club 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Business RUTH MADELEINE HUBBARD Ruthie January 19, 1920 3 Gaylord Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 2, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom 4, Cast of Miracle of Nativity 1, 25 Herfect Attendance 1, 43 Shorthand Awards 4 ' Business A DOROTHY MARIE JARVIS Dot September 15, 1919 20 Hayden Court, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 25 Art Club 23 Debating Club 4, Secretary 45 Shorthand Awards 45 Junior Prom Committee Business .L 4 ,M . 13 QTHE q'UgNX15 of WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN +R- l ' - '-'- - 1--' - '--' - - - - '--- - --'- - '- - - - - - - - '--- - - -- -'-i4'm--n--m--n--- '-'- - - 1f -i-.- '1. - llfl -.Ii---1---ml-im---1+ EDWARD HARRISON .JONES fonesy July 24,1919 Cook Hill Road, Windsor Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 43 Hi-Y Club 4, W Club 2, 3, 4 Undecided VIRGI NIA MAE JONES fonesy February 8, 1921 Cook Hill Road, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 29 Cast of Miracle of Nativity 1 Lincoln Hospital JANE EUGENE JOROZKO Countess June 30, 1919 Dudley Town Road, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 35 Loud- speaker Staff 2, 3, 45 Tunxis Staff 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee College 14 Athletic Association 1, 3, 43 Glee Club 13 Soccer Q EL' IT! 4 C 2 L4 cn 9.1 2 2 U1 Q F11 U1 2 Q E 'JU Q Q A, U1 Q U1 2 -1' fr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 L:1n1nil.1n .-qig1n1l1l JOSEPH THADDEUS KAZANOWSKI Ted 1 February 27, 1917 1 I 1022 Pialisado Avenue, Windsor, Conn. I Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School I I Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 45 Junior 1 E Prom Committee 1 Undecided 1 I I usuig .-an .-,..---.-....1---11111111..111--1..-.,-..,..g. DELLA MARY KAZLAUSKAS Del May 6, 1920 Wolcott Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from East Hartford High School Athletic Association 3, 43 Loudspeaker Staff 45 Tunxis Staff 45 Dramatic Club 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Senior Banquet Committee, Shorthand Awards 4 1. ' 1 1' Business E ' 1 1 L .. MARY ELIZABETH KEEFE Betty October 26, 1919 1864 Poquonock Avenue, Poquonock, Conn. Entered from John M. Niles School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3g Basketball 1, 25 French Club 2 Saint Francis Hospital 15 THE TUWXIVS of WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN 4- -----------------Q----M-------------+ EDNA MAY KENYON Kenny June 25, 1919 57 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 4 Business , l,....A BARBARA GERTRUDE LANG 1646 Poquonock Avenue, Poquonock, Conn. Entered from John M. Niles School Athletic Association 1, 2, 4, Art Club 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 15 Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4 Further Education Bob July 25,1919 THADDEUS HENRY LASKOWSKI Ted August 30, 1918 3 Fowler Place, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec- retary 3, 45 Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom 43 Miracle of Nativity 1, 25 Basketball Manager 43 Tunxis Staff 4, W Club 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3 Further Education 16 THE TUWXIVS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN ESTHER ELIZABETH LINGER Ea February 6, 1920 449 Broad Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club lg Miracle of the Nativity 1 Undecided I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I l L I L I I I I I I I I i ! -I4' -Q1-11 g1n1q1g1g1.1-.- 11110 KARL WILHELM LINGER Red August 31, 1918 449 Broad Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, 1 Captain 4 1 l Business I I 1 I ! 4---------I-W-M ----- -I--I----- ------------ -I---12 T HOWARD OWEN LLOYD Bud April 5, 1919 126 Maple Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1g Miracle of Nativity 1, 2, Manager Soccer 3, Loudspeaker Staff 35 Tunxis Staff 45 Dramatic Club 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, W Club 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee Business 17 QTHE GTUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY -I SEVEN sion-nnv1nn1mn1uun-un1m-mv--lm.-uninu-.nu-nu-nn-nu-ml-nu-1nn1lm1nm1 1nn1uu1mu--nu- .-nu-nn-nu1m!a NELLIE MARIE LUKSTAS Nell April 17, 1919 699 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Shorthand Award 45 Typing Award 45 Perfect Attendance 3 1 Business HOWA RD VANCE MACK Mack April 6,1918 55 Mack Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Glee Club 1, 23 Art Club 2, 3, 4 Business JAMES WILLIAM ANDREW MASON Jimmie July 10, 1919 82 Colton Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Track Team 43 Tunxis Staff 4 - Further Education 18 CTHE C1'UcQXlXI'S of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN 51 Highland Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 45 Shorthand Awards 4 Business Entered from John M. Niles School Athletic 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 W Club 2, 3, 4 Business MACDALYN RUTH MILLER Lynn November 14, 1919 Entered from Deerfield School ROSEMARY ANN MILLER Roey January 6, 1920 385 Windsor Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from St. Joseph's High School Pittsfield, Mass. Athletic Association 2, 33 Basketball 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4: Loudspeaker Staff 3, 45 Tunxis Staff 33 Dramatic Club 4 Business JOSEPH JOHN MISKAVITCH Joe September 15, 1918 Poquonock, Conn. Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Baseball l 1 9 GTHE CI'U,QXlXI,S of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN .gun--nn-mn1111:-nu-un-llninn-lun-11:11unilmxml-nu-:nu-lm-Qmr1vm1lm1llu1 1m1nn1n1e1lx1'nn1ll-sm1ll:lilb!0 ALVERNA BERTHA MORTENSEN Al December 25, 1919 102 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 23 Perfect Attendance 1 Business FELIX NOGA Flip February 8, 1920 Kennedy Road, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 43 Soccer 4 Further Education MAGDALEN ANN NORAKEAR Madge November 8, 1918 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Cast of Miracle of Nativity lg Junior Prom Committee ' To be a Nurse 20 THE q'UgxlX15 of WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN Q...-51-1g1m..m.-lm-.m1m,.-g4.1m,14,q1gq.-m1q1g1g1g1gq1g1g1g1.m.-nlim.-lmiglqq-.g-...gp DOROTHY LORRAINE OLIPHANT Dany November 20, 1918 27 Rosemont Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Miracle of Nativity 25 Tunxis Staff 43 French Club 2, 3: Junior Prom' Com- niitztegg Vice-President of Class 43 Perfect Attendance 7 ! State Teachers' College HAROLD RICHARDS PALMER Harry March 10, 1919 224 Rainbow Road, Rainbow, Conn. Entered from Bristol High School Soccer 1, 25 Perfect Attendance 1, 2 Undecided FRANK DOUGLAS PARKER Parker September 12, 1919 546 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Team 3, 4, Cheer- leader 3, 4 Further Education 21 THE q'UcfNX15 of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN .g....- ..., -.....m.-m.-....-....-....- .,,. -n-m.-H---M.--.-.M--1-..-M-M.-m--in-.n-.H-..-1.-.M-U..-.,-...g. NORMA JACQUELINE PETERSON Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Secretary 3, President 4g Cast of Miracle of Nativity 1, 25 Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom 43 Junior Prom Committee, Secretary of Class 45 French Club 23 Tunxis Staff 4 Business ANNIE PEREKISZKA Ann April 12, 1919 62 Barber Street, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 2, 4g Miracle of Nativity 29 W Loudspeaker Staff 4g Junior Prom Committeeg Shorthand Awards 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 4 Q . Business 1 Peter August 2, 1920 50 Maple Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ANNA LEONA PLUNGE Ann March 12, 1921 P. O. Box 142, Poquonock, Conn. Entered from John M. Niles School Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Miracle of Nativity 1, 2g Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom 49 A Cappella Choir 23 Loud- speaker Staff 4g Dramatic Club 4, French Club 2 3 Short- hand Awards 4g Typing Award 4, Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4g Art Club 3 Business 22 THE TUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN Qu-aw1m--nailmiuu-lnnu1lm1nn1m-om--nu14min1m:m1n1u4us-lmim-lu1u1:nln--ua11ul1un1hu1lu-v nu-sn!! ELSIE ROBERTA PUCCI Darling December 6, 1918 Dudley Town Road, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cast of Miracle of Nativity 1, 23 Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom 4 Study Music i .J HAROLD WILLIAM RANDALL Randy June 6, 1919 51 Lovell Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Deerfield School Athletic Association 1, 2, 4 Undecided ALBERT JOHN RIMOSUKAS Al November 17, 1919 West Street, Poquonock, Conn. Entered from John M. Niles School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1g Miracle of the Nativity , Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 3 Tennis Team 33 W Club 3, 4, All State Basketball Team 43 Tunxis Staff 43 Loudspeaker Staff 2, 35 Dramatic Club 45 Class President 1, 2, 45 French Club 2 Further Education 23 CIHE q'UgxiX15 of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 2, 3 Undecided WANDA ARLINE ROZMAN Wendy May30, 1919 67 Olga Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, Soccer 1, 25 Baseball 23 Junior Prom Comnriitteeg French Club 35 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Dramatic Club 4 Journalism WANDA FRANCES RUBLES Ruby August 5,1919 Colton Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Deerfield School EDGAR BRADLEY SANFORD LiI!leAlbic April 17, 1918 248 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Loomis Athletic Association 2, 35 Cast of Miss Cherry Blos- som 45 Dramatic Club 4g Track Manager 2, 39 President of Debating Club 43 Case History 4 Further Education 24 THE TUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY'-SEVEN .!.....,,.-,..-...-.,.-...-.m-.....,,..-,,,,-.,,.-,,............................-.,,...,..-.,.-,,.-...-,,.-...-............up SHIRLEY ELIZABETH SANFORD Shirl March 29, 1920 41 Welch Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, Soccer 35 Loudspeaker Staff 3, 43 Tunxis Staff 35 Junior Prom Committee, Dramatic Club' 3, 4 Business if f .S ...J FLORENCE MARGARET SAVICKE Florence October 8, 1920 16 Olga Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Secretary 43 A Cappella Choir 2: Cast of Miss Cherry Blossom , Cast of Miracle of Nativity , Dramatic Club 45 Junior Prom Committee, Shorthand Awards 4 Business HILDA JANE SHERMAN Shilda' August 23, 1919 88 Colton Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Deerfield School Athletic Association, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 23 Shorttllmand Awards, Perfect Attendance 2, 33 Typing Awar 4 Business 25 Athletic Association 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. THE 6j'U,QXlXI,S of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN VERA EVON SHICK Shorty April 11, 1919 , 320 Rood Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Deerfield School Cast of Miracle of Nativity Business WILLIAM LOUIS SIEBER Bill November 1, 1919 107 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 Loudspeaker Staff Aviation AARON SISITZKY Z it November 7, 1919 53 Maple Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Forest Park Junior High School Springfield, Mass. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer Manager 43 Basketball 3, 4g W Club 4, Junior Prom Committee Further Education 26 q-HE TUWXILS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN pin-nn1un:1m1lun-un-11111lu1mn-111111141-111111111-1111-m1lm1nu1nu-1unu-rm- -11:11:11:-1111111111 -111111111-nl-auf: EDWIN BOWE WILSON SMILEY Ted July 14, 1916 Palisado Green, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Military School Track 35 Loudspeaker Staff 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Cast of The Clod g Cast of Case History , Debating Club 3, 4 Business DAVID TIMOTHY SIVIITIAI Smitty October 8, 1918 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Business REGINA MARY SOLKOWSKI Reggie April 29, 1919 298 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1 Further Education I L 1 l 27 CTHE TUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN Qu-nu-in--nu-an-an-nu-ln-nw1lxnxl-an-nrnxuxax!-l-n1l-m-h-nl--Inv!-I1-ln1I-IDI! RITA MARSELLA STURGIS December 26, 1919 Marshall Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 3 Undecided WILHELMINA ISABELLE STEVENSON Babe March 20, 1917 299 Wolcott Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 5 Dramatic Club 43 Cast of Case History g Cast of Trysting Place Business MARION JULIA. SZIKSAI December 25, 1917 20 Bina Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Junior X1-omd gommitteeg Class Ring !Committee 39 Typing war Business 28 151111:-l THE En Athletic Undecided ELISABETH MARGARET TISHENBACK Athletic Tunxis 'Staff 43 Dramatic Club 4 Business 1: TUWXIIS of ,WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN -an-an-nu-nu-uu-mu-nu-nn-un-nu-un-un-uu1na1n:ll-lu-un--ul--u::u-nn1nn:u1uolo FRANCIS ANTHONY THONE Franny February 8, 1920 107 Maple Avenue, Windsor, Conn. tered from H. Sidney Hayden School Association 1, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 RUTH VICTORIA THULEN Ruthie February 16, 1920 1183 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Rockville High School 1934 Athletic Association 2, 33 Basketball 45 Girls' Tennis Club 25 Honor Student 1, 3, 4 Business i Betty February 20, 1919 15 Rosemont Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Loudspeaker Staff 35 29 of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN 'gin-m1w:u-ua-m--nn-ln1m:n1un-mini! GLADYS LOUISE TONKINSON T onks July 8, 1918 102 Wolcott Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Athletic Association 1, 2, 49 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Business ..-..,.----..-......----..--------....-...........,..,....g. MARK ANTHONY URICCHIO Tony October 8, 1917 19 Brown Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4 i Business ,uni11..1-.1.-...111111111-.-..-.--1-.l1g1g1g1.1p ROSE CATHERINE URICCHIO Rosie March 12, 1919 19 Brown Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 1 Business 30 q-HE TUWXILS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN HELEN August 10, 1918 Marshall Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 3g Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Business ISABEL MARGARET WARLEY East Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Athletic Association 2, 3g Junior Prom Committee' Further Education MARY UZDARWIN Giggles Street, Windsor, Conn. JOHN JOSEPH VANNIIL lack April 26, 1917 756 Windsor Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from Hartford High School Athletic Association 4g Baseball Team 3: W Club 3, 4 Undecided Susie July 14, 1920 H. Sidney Hayden School 31 CTHE TUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN GEORGE ERWIN WHITHAM November 12, 1919 147 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Manager of Baseball 45 W Club 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee Further Education FREDERICK COOK WESSEL Bud December 29, 1918 136 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Tunxis Board 43 Hi-Y Club, Vice-President 4 Undecided Whit ROGER GEORGE WOOD Roger December 26, 1919 258 Windsor Avenue, Wilson, Conn. Entered from Roger Wolcott School Track Team 45 Manager of Freshman Baseball, Dramgtiz Club 23 Tunxis Board 45 Perfect Attendance 1: 2: nf Business 32 THE TUWXIIS of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN :lu1-n-ln:-lm1-lm-ullinllinuilnniml1un-nu1lmcull1-n1linl1lnilrIn1lm-vm:m1ml--mini:-lnl1lvn-:minute ALBERT FRANK YOUNG Curley September 28, 1920 58 Preston Street, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 W Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 Further Education DORIS JEANNE YOUNG Porky June 27, 1919 788 Windsor Avenue Entered from Alfred Plant Junior High School West Hartford 25 Art Club 25 Tunxis Board 43 Perfect Attendance 1 Business VICTOR ANTHONY PETER YUSKAVITCH Vick August 22, 1918 97 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Entered from H. Sidney Hayden School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 4 Business 33 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Miracle of Nativity THE TUWXIIS of WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN fz-u-'-n-n--m1-fm-'m- - ' -mf- -' - '- -M'---1-fm 'll' - -' --m- '--' - f ' --m-n--- '--- - -' -----M-H----H--M---na. i MARY ZENZIC 1 Curly June 18, 1919 Matianuck Avenue, Windsor, Conn. . Entered from Rockville High School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 49 Loudspeaker Staff 4g Junior Prom Committee Undecided - 'C CI-lAIRMAN'S DDRESS PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND FRIENDSI Q We have assembled here tonight, each experiencing mingled emotions of joy and of regret. We are happy that it has been our good fortune to complete our high school education, but equally sorry that the time has come to leave this school, where We have spent four of the most joyful and Worth-while years of our young lives. Tonight the speakers have arranged a program reviewing a few of the many incidents that during our stay here have occurred to us, as in- dividuals or as a group. During this period of reminiscence and prophecy, it is our sincere desire that you Will find this program interesting and entertaining. And so, to these, our class night exercises, in behalf of the Class of 1937, I bid you Welcome. ALBERT RIMOSUKAS. 34 THE TUWXILS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN lIsl:m1lll1n1l1lu1-lm1m1-nu-nu1iul11nl1ml1nninuimu-nn1uu11m:lu11nll-iin1inl1lnu1l1n1mi1lnv1uii 1n1i1nn11noio -:- HISTORY n FRESHMAN YEAR My HEN school opened in 1933, John Fitch High School had 149 new 5 fp members in the Freshman Class. As the enrollment in the school 11 was large, these 149 pupils found themselves attending the after- 'Vff 'Q' noon session. The first class meeting was held early in the fall. Miss Lena Brown was elected our class sponsor for that year. The Windsor Tercentenary was celebrated from September 24 to 26. A parade and play at the high school were two of the main features. The Glee Clubs took part in the parade and made a striking appearance in their caps and gowns of black and red. Governor Cross and his Foot Guard were in the procession and also representatives of different organizations. lt was a very colorful affair and greatly enjoyed by both spectators and participants, although some were weary from the long walk. The Miracle of the Nativity was presented in December and many of the new freshmen took part in this Glee Club presentation. The winter of 1933-34 was quite stormy and a blizzard occurred a week before our February vacation. This made traveling impossible and school was discontinued for that week. ,Our vacation in that way turned out to be two- weeks in length instead of only one. . In the spring our classes were interrupted by the pounding and ham- mering of the workmen who were building the school addition. The class trip to Lake Compounce Jn June 18, 1934, wound up our freshman year and everyone looked forward to the next school year as Sophomores. SOPHOMORE YEAR School Sessions began on September 10 after a week's postponement. This postponement was due to the fact that the addition to the school was not completed. Much to the surprise of the Sophomore class they found they were to be the first occupants of the new building. Dr, Russell became our new superintendent, September, 1934, upon the resignation'of Mr. Howard. At the first class meeting, Miss Fischer was chosen sponsor of our class. S Distinction came to our class when Miss Anna Perekiszka won a cash prize in an essay contest sponsored by the National Livestock and Meat Board of Chicago. The Miracle of the Nativity , presented annually by the Glee Clubs, was very successful. Later in the year the Wesleyan Glee Club visited our school, sponsored by the Athletic Association. A small group came and gave in assembly a preview of the concert. The concert was a huge success and was very much enjoyed by everyone who attended. Dancing followed. 35 THE TUWXIVS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN The Girls' Glee Club of our school sang at the Bushnell Memorial on May 10. The tension ran high as the club was called to the stage first. The numbers by the other clubs were greatly enjoyed by members of our Glee Club. The climax of the day came when the judge, Doctor Dann, gave our Glee Club excellent rating. On 'February 18 a Jamboree and Carnival was sponsored by the combined school organizations. ' Spring sport activities began early and the tennis courts were started with much enthusiasm. Leaving our Sophomore year behind us, we made plans for a bigger and better year as Juniors. JUNIOR YEAR The first high-light in our Junior year was the election of Mr. Crockett as sponsor. The high school was very fortunate this year in obtaining the services of Mr. Theodore Wilson, who has had much experience in physical education. He proved himself invaluable. when he planned a program for physical development for each student. What a time we all had at the Hal1owe'en Frolic, which was sponsored by the Dramatic and Glee Clubs and the Athletic Association! A capacity crowd attended and excitement ran sky-high. When the first cry of Join the A. A. before the campaign ends rang through the old halls of Windsor High, 49 percent of the Junior Class stepped forward to become members. The soccer team showed its colors this ' year by Winning the Connecticut Valley Soccer League Championship for the third year in succession! We were breathless while we watched the latest fad in sports-a Donkey Basketball Game-given on February 14 in the school gymnasium. The whistle blew and what happened after that could never be explained. On March 20 a Festival of Drama was presented by outside dramatic clubs and that of J. F. H. S. Our Dramatic Club presented The Clod. This was the first time in the history of dear Windsor High that such an event had been held. On February 26 the faculty and student body were shocked by the news of the death of Miss Lena Brown, a teacher beloved by every student. Her radiant personality and ever-present smile had found a Warm place in the hearts of all who knew her. The chief social event of the Junior year was the Junior Prom. On March 14, 1936, a gay crowd of Juniors, schoolmates, and friends assembled at John Fitch High School to dance to the music of Eddie Abrahamson and his Commanders. The auditorium was beautifully decorated, resembling a Mardi Gras festival. This event was very successful and will long be remembered by those who attended. The balloons which were hanging from the ceiling were pulled down at the end and were taken home C whole or burstj as souvenirs. The representative from the Peters Company came and took our orders for rings. Someone suggested that we have smaller shanks, so the company made them smaller. There were many different choices, but the majority of the class purchased onyx and yellow gold, which represented our class colors. The rings were later than the company had promised them, but when they arrived, they were proudly received by the new owners. Flash! Track becomes Regular Sport of Windsor High under the 36 THE CIUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Supervision of Coach Wilson! Tennis Courts are finished! Tennis becomes a part of the regular athletic program! The Debating Club, organized with the help of Miss Keeler, was successful. This club won all its debates this year-an enviable record! An event we shouldn't overlook is the flood that occurred in the spring of 1936. It made necessary a vacation for several days. Vacations are always welcome, but at the end of the summer we were ready to go back to school in the fall-as Seniors. SENIOR YEAR Class activities began at the first Senior class meeting. Candidates were nominated, ballots were cast and we again had the good fortune of having Mr. Crockett as sponsor. We had also a very competent list of class officers: Albert Rimosukas, president, Dorothy Oliphant, vice-president, Norma Peterson, secretary, and James Dillon, treasurer. Excitement ran high during the presidential election campaign. When President Roosevelt visited Hartford in October as part of his tour of New England, a high percentage of the high school body went to hear and see him at Bushnell Park. At the school election the polls were crowded. QThe Democrats won this election.J Baby Day took place in November. The girls wore hair ribbons and carried dolls, but were not permitted to suck their lollypops in class. The boys, dressed in knickers and huge Windsor ties, enjoyed themselves immensely all day by teasing these little girls. ' Miss Cherry Blossom , a three-act operetta, was presented by the combined Glee Clubs on November 20, 1936, and was very successful. Miss Dickerman and Miss Downs directed this presentation and Elsie Pucci, John Halay, Russell Dexter, and Edward Vignone had leading roles. One of the leading social activities of the winter was the dancing class. This dancing class was promoted by John Halay. The instructor, Mr. Ryan, came from Hartford twice a week and gave instructions in ballroom dancing. All pupils who wished to attend this class were permitted to do so in school time and were charged a very small fee. The basketball team of 1936-37 was one that will be long remembered. With twenty victories and only two losses to its credit, this team won the Connecticut Central Valley League and entered the tournament at New Haven. The Boys' and Girls' Advanced Glee Clubs were invited to broadcast over WDRC in Hartford, and on April 29, 1937, this group broadcasted for fiften minutes. During the broadcast all classes in J. F. H. S. gathered in the school auditorium and listened to the radio program. In March the members of our class decided to have the Tunxis as our class book instead of having it as the regular school publication. The Tumris Board was appointed by several members of the faculty and began immediately on the Senior Class Book of 1937. With the coming of spring, plans were started for graduation. A committee was chosen to plan for the Senior Banquet. Committees also were elected for the class gifts, will, history and prophecy. Class Night and Graduation Night are still ahead of us when this book goes to press. We look forward to these occasions as the most memorable events of all our years in high school. We wish to express gratitude to the faculty of J. F. H. S. and all those who have in any way helped us to reach our goal. One chapter emls-another begins. 37 q-HE TUWXIAS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Quin--unixnu1un-xnu1un-nn1nu1un-nn--nnxnn11miam-un-un-un-nn-IIn-un1lxn1un1un-lull-in1mq1mn1nx1uluu-note - - RCDPI-IECY 5,0 35 HIS is station J. F. H. S. Your announcer, John Halay. The time is now exactly .... Tonight Gladys Dowl1ng's Beauty Preparation brings to you not only a Youthful complexion at '55 the age of 40 , but also a special feature-a class reunion of the 1937 J. F. H. S. pupils. We have gathered facts about their whereabouts, and will present them to you. Elsie Pucci is returning from her nation-wide opera tour to ren-ew her contract with the Metropolitan Opera Company. Doris Young wrote and had published a book entitled, Third Class , about Esther L'lnger's and Dorothy Jarvis' ten-year hike about the world. After winning the world's speed-skating championship, Wanda Rubles, has gone to Ireland to visit Claire Donovan, who is now Well-known in the music field of that country. As a French Interpreter, Toni Gnzzardi had been hired by the United States Government in connection with the New International Conference. Isabel Warley and Virginia Jones were hired as extras in Hollywood for making miscellaneous noises. Broadway's famous Night Club Dancer, Rosemary Miller, marries prominent New York Broker. Hazel Broderfclc and hubby take life seriously. They have settled down in an old town in Southern Virginia. Lozs Gustafson inherits a 'million dollars from one of her admirers and is now living in luxury in Florida. g News! Flash! Edward Gaylord is acclaimed tallest man alive today. He is traveling with Barnum-Bailey Circus. G We went into th-e Paris Art Exhibit and to our surprise saw 'three pa1nting.s by Ted Kazan.owski. Selber has just completed his course in aviation and is ready for his solo flight. I Hills has just broken all records. He was sued for the 18th time by a jilted sweetheart. This time Mack. is his lawyer. Miss Wanda Rozman IS Bob's victim. Her lawyer, Alford, says Bob shall be single no more. We received news last week of Randall 'way up there at his forestry post in Washington. He has been married to Indian Chief Big Mouth's daughter. Looks like the Government will have to give him a raise. We read in the papers that Florence Saviclce has just perfected a new method of piano playing. She claims it will help tap dancers very much. Speaking of Government jobs, Magdalyn Miller has become the Pres- ident's new secretary. Aaron Slsitzlcy, a small town butcher, today cut off his left hand, thinking it was a piece of suet. Uzdarwin, owner of the Uzdarwin Institute for Hairdressing, Have the following statement today: Women are too particular about their hair today. They ruin it by permanent waves instead of using Gladys Dowling's hair beautifier, which gives luster and vitality to the hair. ' 38 THE TUWXIVS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN oieniilin11111nu:m1uu1m1n1ml--lm-w1uu1n1uu-u-11:11ul1u--:lil1uu1m-un1u1l-cnu1l1unIo After a hot debate this morning, with owners of the Boston Red Sox, that greatest of short-stops, Victor Yuskaivitch, signed for the usual S50,000. Theresa Draghi, that shyest of shy comeliness associated with the Grand National Pictures, sailed from Southampton this morning on the Queen Mary for New York to star in her new picture Ducky Love. Marion Sziksai, that glamorous star of stage and screen, completed her picture, Johnny Evans Goes to Town. Dot Oliphant and Rosie Uricchio are co-owners of a chain of high- class restaurants in New York. One of their specialties is the result of years of unceasing effort: Rosie's sour-dough biscuits served with butter and hacksaws. Dot says they're practically supporting the New York Quacks. Flash! Our blushing little Curlytop, the representative of the Young family from Windsor, has recently completed plans for his supreme ven- ture, Madame Young's Shoppe of Hairdressing. Franny Thone and Frank Parker are still at it. Thone and Parker, Housewreckers, is prospering. They still love to touch anything and every- thing. Jack Vannie is in Washington as Senator from Connecticut. He promises to work hard for a four-day school week. Helen Cunningham and Alverna Mortensen have recently completed a good-will tour of South Africa. Jimmy Dillon is successfully sporting the Crackpot Novelty Co. His inspiration came from his experiences at J. F. H. S. with the water pistol brigade. f Jimmy Mason has patented a rain-making machine. He's all wet so ar. Felix N oga and Eddy Jones are selling Frigidaires and bathing suits to the Eskimos. George Whitham and Bud Lloyd have just finished their book on Girls We Have Known. Anthony Uricchio is sound engineer at WTIC. He acquired from constant practice in school a skill for listening, but not absorbing. Miss Regina Solkowski and Miss Rita Sturgis have established the largest beauty parlor in Connecticut. They use Gladys Dowling's beauty products exclusively. ' Oh, excuse me. I forgot to mention another famous celebrity. .ldella Kazlauskas is a famous actress in Sweden. She's a little girl who left home, town, state, and country and still made good. Last month as I was touring our town of 99,000, I found the follow- ing peacefully married and successfully bringing up good homes: Ruth Hubbard fwe promised not to mention her husband's namel 3 Hilda Sherman fwho found her dream manb 3 and Vera Shick fshe married a Russian Communistj. And from the dear old class of '37 we find the following people crash- ing the gates of society: Marion Donahue, Jane Clifford, Virginia Burke, Shirley Sanford, and last, but not by any means least, Annette Howe. Mr. Harold Peichert, now a prominent market gardener in Windsor, Worked his way through college by selling newspapers, shining shoes, and pawning all articles he could lay his hands on, during his six years there. Jane Jorozko is hard to keep track of. First she's here and then she's 39 THE TUWXIVS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN :lou-un1ln-1In-lluimimn-uul1unu1m1nm1nu1uu1nu-nu--lm1m1m--m1ml1m1m1m1ml1m:l-nu1111111-vaio there. The. last time we heard from her she was in Russia studying the Arltl of Riding Horses from the Cossacks. She is still unmarried. Woe 1S er. Another one we can't keep our finger on is Edwin Smiley. We have some rumors of his planning to visit and set up colonies at both poles. Senator Anna Perelciszka, first woman senator of Connecticut, is sponsoring a country-wide flower show. Famous chemist, Ruth. Thulen, and engineer Wilson Alford are her guests of honor. Marion Bensenhaver and Barbara Lang are on tour of the World after completing their study of art in Italy. ' Frances Butenas is now an understudy for ZaSu Pitts in Hollywood. Jennie Gailen has just been promoted to the position of private sec- retary for the President of the Chase National Bank of New York. Milton Gilman is now with Wayne King. He started polishing in- struments, then assisting the tuba player on his long notes, and now he turns pages for Wayne himself. Anna Plunge is secretary for the private secretary, Frances Griske- wicz, of Mr. G. of G. Fox Sz Co. 1Private Secretaries have so much to do U Betty Keefe has received her doctor's degree at Yale and is now on her way to Vienna to further her practice. Edna Kenyon is traveling with the Barnum Ka Bailey Circus as a snake charmer. She charms anything from a worm to a night crawler. After a successful season in China with the All-American Basketball Team, Big Joe Miskavitch returned to his potato farm in the hills of Po- quonock, and Al Riinosnlcas, Mayor of the Poquonock Wilds, is on his way to Washington to confer with the President about the development of this wild country. Edgar B. Sanford, former pacifist, has just written a series of arti- cles for the Saturday Evening Post called Americanizing the World. Mary Zenzic has donated a part of her fortune for the establishment of an air line through the back roads of Windsor. After David Smith explains the fifth dimension to Einstein, they will discuss their plans about a trip to the moon. . Betty Tishenbaclc is visiting the Woolworth stores of New England. She represents the Weather-all Cosmetic Co. of New York. Roger Wood, employed at the Pratt Sz Whitney Aircraft, just per- fected a device which will bring about a new era in aviation. Karl Linger is vacationing through the South after a successful season of pitching for the St. Louis Cardinals. Robert Althen, head of the American Drug Company, was badly beat- en today by thugs of Butch Rogers, cut-rate druggist, for arousing the American people to the fact that false labelling of drugs is a crime. Mrs. Dorothy Bergh, Mason, wife of Walter Lawrence Mason, has become private secretary of Ralph Harrington, the great banker. Yesterday George VII of Lithuania secretly married Nellie Lnkstas, great American society girl. Because of an attack of acute appendicitis Magdalen N orakear, Amer- lcan Olympic hope, was unable to run in the 100 meter race in Stockholm, Sweden. Today Harold Palmer, noted inventor, succeeded in perfecting a cot- ton picker which will far surpass that of the Rust Brothers. Frederick Wessel, president of the Society of Diesel Engineers and owner of the Diesel Aircraft Company, officially announced a twenty-five 40 THE q'UoWX1S of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN ,!....,......,...,-...-,.-.........-..,,..,,,.-.,,...,...-,.,,-,,.,...,..,.....,.-,...-,..-.,,.-,..-...-....-...-..,-.,........,....,-,.-,..g. percent increase in Wages for his employees. He said, They created the profits, so let them have them. Norma Peterson has just completed her life's work, none other than a dazzling book on How To Hold Your Man. Ted Laslcowski has just opened up his new business on Fifth Avenue -The Art of Lady Killing. So far there has been no decrease in the population. Gladys Tonkinson is now in the lights as barker for Barnum 8: Bailey. Wilhelmina Stevenson is famous for her Metropolitan Opera singing. P. S.-Her car is now in the museum. We bring the Gladys Dowling Beauty Preparation program to a close with another song from our guest star, Elsie Pucci. . I ilaadies and Gentlemen, this is station J. F. H. S. bidding you all good- nigi . b -:- -:- ILL We, the Class of 1937, of the John Fitch High School, Windsor, Connecticut, being sound of mind, and having reached the age of four years, do consider ourselves fit to Write this, our Last Will and Testament, preceding our departure from this great institution, to which We have given the best years of our life. . First-We leave to the Faculty a large supply of handkerchiefs to help dry their tears at our departure. To the Freshmen-We leave the privilege of attending assembly with the upper classmen provided that they earnestly endeavor to meet the high standards held by our class. To the Sophomores-We will our poise and self-confidence that they may Walk unafraid before that divine body, the Faculty. To the Juniors-We leave our cherished text books and our places of honor in the assembly hall. Douglas Althen-- Chick Althen leaves his dexterity as a soda-jerker. Sylvester Peters--Al Rimosukas leaves his very quiet manner and his reserved nature. Bill King-Francis Thone Wills his comb and brush. Mildred Urban-Jane Jorozko leaves her title of artist. Dick Elarn-Harold Randall leaves his good looks. any just as handsome--Spencer Cobb leaves his romance with Virginia Steele. Musline George-Edward Gaylord leaves his gigantic stature. Jean Kelly-Theresa Draghi leaves her shy disposition. 41 To To To To To To To To THE CTUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN 4......,........-....-...,-.,.-.,.-...-.,.-..,.-,......m...,.-......-......-.,.....-..,..,-.,...,.........,.....-.......-..-..g. To Fred M unsell-J ohnny Evans leaves his grace and agility on the dance floor. To Evelyn Halliday, Jane Melrose, Martha Mahl, and Phyllis Elliot-Edna Kenyon, Norma Peterson, Florence Savicke, and Shirley Sanford leave their lucky seats in the library. To Pat Smith-Edna Kenyon leaves the privilege of making meaningless puns and of laughing at them herself. To Dick Edgerton-Albert Young Wills his exclusive formula for a Wave set. To Clifford Risley - Babe Stevenson leaves her pamphlet, Careful Driving. To Robbie Brechtel-Jimmie Dillon leaves his habit of teasing and pester- ing unsuspecting students. To Marion Evans-Frances Griskewicz leaves her ability as a competent stenographer. - To Eugene Peichert-Ted Smiley bequeaths his voluminous vocabulary. To Iggy Kosiorik-Joe Miskavitch leaves his ability to star at basket- ball. To Mildred Gorslcy-Ruth Thulen leaves her henna rinse. To Ruth Hoyt-Barbara Lang leaves her studious habits. To Charles Baranaulaas-Edgar Sanford leaves his orations. To Al Gilman- Zit leaves his meat chopper. To Clement Moran-Jack Vannie leaves his excuse slips. To Alice Gale-Gladys Dowling leaves her good looks. Willie Alford graciously bestows Janice Ives upon Emory Clark. To Alice Sampeck-Betty Tishenback leaves her nickname of Shrimp, To Louise Ayers-Marion Sziksai leaves her gift of gab. To Edward Goldenberg-Bud Lloyd leaves this autobiography on Ro- mances of a Gigolo. To Edna Hansen and Joseph Schillinger-Elsie Pucci and David Smith leave their seats in the auditorium. To Edward Vignone-Norma Peterson leaves her pianistic virtuosity. To 0b Oleksiw-Eddy Jones leaves his bow-legs. To Barbara Clark-Betty Keefe and Virginia Jones leave their dainty, delicate, lady-like manner-isms. Wilson Alford leaves his alto horn to the next fish-peddler that passes by. To .Mary Pomeroy-Howard Mack Wills the privilege of riding his horses. Signed: FRANCIS THONE Witnesses .' SPENCER COBB HORATION Z. QUIPPWADDLE NORMA PETERSON TILLIE PIPSQUEAK SHIRLEY SANFORD EZEKIEL 0. PHIDDLEFUDDLE FLORENCE SAVICKE The aboye written instrument, consisting of two pages, was subscribed by the said Class of 1937, in our presence, and acknowledged by us, to each of the witnesses and to us at the same time declared the above instrument so subscribed to be OUR LAST WILL and TESTAMENT,' and the wit- nesses at our request, in our presence, and in the presence of each other, have signed their names as witnesses hereto. 42 of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN CLASS GIFTS Wilson Alford: A racquet we give to our star of the court, In tennis he seems to have found his forte. Here's hoping this gift Will give him a lift Toward the highest goal in his favorite sport. Robert Althen: Why be a white-collar worker, If you could be a soda jerker And use this nice scoop For ice cream-not soup? Now, Chickie, don't be a shirker! Marion Bensenhaver: In English Marion is a whiz, She can pass every single quiz, But chemistry, oh my! As hard as she'll try, Test tubes-they just go up in a fizz. Dorothy Bergh: To Dot, whose boy friend is a Mason, We give this bright red brick, And hope that when she wants to think of him, It will really do the trick. Hazel Broderick: Since you like to dance so well, This pair of soles will be swell. Virginia Burke: Since you're engaged and to be married soon, This hope chest will be a real boon. William Burke: I-Iere's a little fishing hook. So you'll have some fish to cook. Frances Butenas: Frances, this typewriter we give to you, So your letters you'll always get through. Jane Clifford: To Jane a nice new ball of yarn To knit a sweater-not to darn. She's always knitting, Walking or sitting, She says it's easy to larn. Spencer Cobb: A politician you're going to be, So this soap box will be handy. Helen Cunningham: To Helen we leave one nickel, Not even enough to buy a pickle. A book she would buy, Called Good Nature or Die - She's never one to be fickle. James Dillon: To Jimmy, who is our playful boy, We give this noisy little toy. Marion Donahue: We all know that Marion is bright, But dreamy she appears at first sight: A book we will give, Called Wake Up and Live - lf she reads it, she will see light. Claire Donovan: Here's a pair of scissors for you. And this is what we want you to do: Cut the bangs over your eyes, And give us all a grand surprise. Gladys Dowling: Here's a banner for Miss Windsor High, And may your beauty never die. Theresa Draghi: Theresa, here's a little package of seeds And in your garden they will find many needs. John Evans: To Johnny Evans we give this car, So he won't have to bum so far- Down to see his Marian dear, Every day of the year. q-HE TUWXIIS of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN Jennie Gailen: Jennie's always reading a book, She does not take time to cook. Her nose is buried deep, She never stops to sleep, When we want her, we know where to look. Edward Gaylord: An Austin is quite a small car, But since you want one, here you are. Frances Griskewicz: To Frances, who's knitting, we give this needle strong, And hope that in her knitting her stitches won't go wrong. Lois Gustafson: A dime is all we have to give To one who does so want to live, Like Astors, Vanderbilts and those, Who seem to know where money grows, But their pockets, Lois, aren't like a sieve. Antoinette Guzzardi: Since dogs are your greatest fear, We hope this one will prove a dear. John Halay: Here's to the boy, who took a chance, In helping others to learn to danceg Use this pair of taps And give several Raps- But please, oh please, don't ever prance! Robert Hills: Here's a little boat for Bobby. 'Cause we know that they are your hobby. Annette Howe: To a girl who loves to view stars, This telescope we give to view Mars. One bright winter night She beheld such a sight Her nerves received several jars, Ruth Hubbard: Since you like the movies so well, This book about the stars will tell. Dorothy Jarvis: To Dot, the champion of debate We give this silver cup, For we are sure that in this line She will always travel up. Edward Jones: We give you this bat 'cause it's the truth That some day you'll be another Babe Ruth. Virginia Jones: To Virginia, who We always seem to hear, We give this megaphone, So that when she has something to say She can make it known. Jane Jorozko: We give this box of paints to you, The Artist of our class, And hope that in your climb for fame All artists you'll surpass, Theodore Kazanowski: We hope you'll go along with Jane And in your art win great fame. Della Kazlauskas: Here's a notebook for our Stenographer And hope someone will have a job for her. Betty Keefe: Betty, you're a tomboy, we all know, So we'll give you this pretty bow. Edna Kenyon: Edna has queer eating habits. Says onions are fit for rabbits. To see one she'd cry. If I eat one I'll die, I'd rather swallow a can of Babbittsf' Barbara Lang: To Barbara Lang, our studious lass, We give this helpful book So if there's something she does not know, In it she can look. 61' HE CTUSYXIS Of .W INETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN rin-U--ul-ln1ln-un-mu1lu--uu-1m-nu-m1-nn-an-ln1nu1m1ml11m-nu1m-lu-:n1ll1m- 1a-nlinl-lvio Ted Laslcow ki: Since you're a butcher, Teddy, We'll give you this butcher knife, But if you should get married, Don't use it on your wife. Esther Linger: I You want to travel we all know, This globe will tell you where to go. Karl Linger: A baseball is all that we could find To help keep Karl in a frame of mind! Some day we may hear In this season of year That Karl with a big team has signed. Howard Lloyd: To Bud, who cannot keep a lass, We give this book on How to Hold Them Fast. Nellie Lukstas: A bottle of polish, in color so bright Is enough to give many a partial fright 3 But Nellie has fun In putting it on, So why shouldn't we think it all right? Howard Mack: Here's a little pony for our Howard Mack, And hope he'll be the fastest on the race track. James Mason: Now Jimmy, who's so full of wit, With all of us has made a hit. He's quick to jest, Is never a pest, So this bag of tricks ought to fit. Magdalyn Miller: Here's a dill pickle for you, And hope you will enjoy it, too. Rosemary Miller: In this box we want you to keep Your love letters safe and sound, So that other folks will not find them When they come snooping around. Joseph Miskavitch: Joe, our blushing little lad, We give this box of powder, So that in the future His blushes won't get louder. Alverna Mortensen: To Alverna we -give a needle and thread, So the knowledge of sewing she may spread. It's nice to know Just how to sew, And something we should never dread. Felix Noga: Since you're a milkman, Felix, This milk bottle will be dandy, 'Cause if you should run out of milk You'll always have this handy, Magdalen Norakear: Magdalen wants to be a nurse, So we will dig down in our purse A thermometer to buy. Can I read it, she'll sigh- If you are sick, please don't get worse. Dorothy Oliphantz To Dot, who's going to be a teacher, We give this ruler strong, And hope that in her days of teaching Her temper won't go wrong. Harold Palmer: To be a machinist is the goal of your heart, This pair of pliers will give you a start. Frank Parker: To our man on the flying trapeze We'll give this mat, so his audience he'll please. A Harold Peichert: Peichert, there's never a crease in your pants, So press one in, if you get a chance. Anna Perekiszka: To Anna we give this bobby pin, So her curls will always stay in. THE QTUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Norma Peterson: To Norma, whose hair is always set, We give this dainty brown hairnet, So her hair will always stay Lovely through every day. Annie Plunge: Annie, here's a doll from the class, Since you're our youngest little lass. Elsie Pucci: To Elsie, who's going to be married first, - We give this easy chair. So when troubled with married life She can rest her weary head there. Harold Randall: Here's a little boat for you, It will be your model, too. Albert Rimosukas: Al, we're sure you wouldn't want to lose Those dimples in your cheek, So here's a collar button to use And they'll be yours for keeps. Wanda Rozman: This time-table we give to you, As you say you're traveling far, And hope that in your travels You'll hop the right boat or car. Wanda Rubles: Wanda, they say you think you're it, So we think this mirror is a perfect fit. Edgar Sanford: To Edgar, who's always at a loss for words, We give this dictionary, And hope you'll make good use of it To enlarge your vocabulary. Shirley Sanford.: Shirley, you're happy-go-lucky today, And here's a horseshoe to make you stay that way. Florence Savicke: A piano we give to this musical lass, And hope she will rise to fame in her class. Hilda Sherman: Hilda sighs for curly hair, A carrot should be her daily fare, If she eats one each day, Do you think it will pay? If not-well, why should we care? Vera Shick: Since on Milton's poems you put a ban, These nursery rhymes should get a. hand. William Seiber: To Bill, who's never here on time, We give this clock with a chime, So that when you have a date You won't have to worry 'bout being late. Aaron Sisitzky: To Zit who delivers people's bread, We give this little wagon red, To please the people he works for Every day from door to door. Ted Smiley: To Smiley, our most musical lad, We hope this instrument will make you glad. David Smith: To David we give this ring, For his Elsie dear, So that it will be on hand When the wedding day draws near. Regina Solkow ki: Smith Brothers-pine and honey, All the same, if you've the money, Can't do without 'em, Regina likes 'em, Always eating them: isn't it funny? Wilhelmina Stevenson: To Wilhelmina, our motoring lass, We give this book from the class, So with your car you'll never race And always go at a slower pace. GTHE TUWXIIS of WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN -z-----------M-w-----A--f--Y----------u--'------------------4- Rita Sturgis: A ticket to fair Hollywood. Go there-think you should? An actress, oh my! A hard life to try, But you say, If I only could! Marion Sziksai: Marion, we know, would love to roam O'er hill and dale, and even o'er foam, So this suitcase small Is given by all, Who will have to be content at home. Francis Thone: To Francis, whose hair is always on end, We give this comb and brush, So you can keep it slick and trim With very little fuss. Ruth Thulen: To Ruth we give this Henna Rinse To put in her shining hair. So that those pretty red glints Will always stay in there. Betty Tishenback: To Betty, who heads for Boston real soon, We offer this word-list to keep her in tune. Don't fail to say laugh, not laffg Remember it's half, not haff. We're sure this gift will serve as a boon. Gladys Tonkinson: Gladys, here is a package of gum to chew, The fact that you like it is nothing new. We think you should try To bid it good-byeg But then, I suppose, you'd always be blue. Anthony Urrichio: Tony, since you never say a word Here's a horn to make yourself heard. Rose Urrichio: We give this pair of stilts to you, Because we all know You're the shortest in the class And you would like to grow. Helen Uzdarwin: Helen, since you always hike, We'll give you this new coaster bike. John Vannie: To Jackie, who always needs an excuse, We give this slip of permanent use. Isabel Warley: Since a nurse you're going to be, This uniform will fit to a T, Frederick Wessel: To Bud, who's always working on his car, We give this sturdy crank, So when his car won't start He can give it a yank. George Whitham: Here's a big pencil you can use, And we hope you'll find it hard to lose. Roger Wood: Roger, here's a snappy car for you, And hope Rosie will find it handy, too. Albert Young: Here's a curling iron for Al, And we know it will be a real pal. Doris Young: Here's a book of puns for you And perhaps they'll make us laugh too. Victor Yuskavitch: Vic, since you haven't shaved as yet, We'll give this razor to you, And hope that when you start to shave A very good job you'll do. Mary Zenzic: Since aviation is your aim, We hope this plane will win you fame. THE q'UgNX15 of WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN 0I '--IIH-H -vw- -III - Iflv - Ivll - Ivv- - rsuv - Isvl - uenl - nvnu -vm-me--nn-nn-nu-um--un-nu--mn-mu-m-nn-n--m-m-im-m-my CLASS STATISTICS Wilsoyn Alford-Known as Willie, Fa- vorite Expression, And so forth, Hobby, Testing teacher's patience, Abhorrence, English, Song, Swing High, Swing Low, Book, The Complete Sherlock Holmes, Ambition, Build Bridge across Bering Strait. Robert Smith Althen-Known as Chick, Favorite Expression, You ninnie -He's crazy as a bed bug, Hobby, Hoarding stamps, Abhorrence, Thone and the rest of the girls, Song, Rose Marie, Book, Macbeth, Ambition, To know how to Mix Sodas. Marion Bensenhaver-Known as Benny, Favorite Expression, Oh, Yeahl, Hobby, Knitting, Abhorrence, Chemistry tests, Song, Margie, Book, As the Earth Turns, Ambition, To amount to Some- thing. Dorothy Mae Bergh-Known as Dot, Favorite Expression, Do you mean it?, Hobby, Dancing, Reading, Abhorrence, Boys that brag, Song, I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm, Book, Mother, Ambi- tion, To keep Interested in Life. Hazel Mae Broderick-Known as Sis, Favorite Expression, Okay Doke, Hobby, Crocheting, Abhorrence, Silly People, Song, Smoke Rings, Book, Red Book, Ambition, Finish Crocheting my Bed- spread. Virginia Burke-Known as Jinny, Favorite Expression, Jeepers Creepers, Hobby, Dancing, Abhorrence, Burke's Speech, Song, Trust In Me, Book, Black Beauty, Ambition, Business. William Floyd Burke-Known as Burke, Favorite Expression, You don't say, Hobby, Fishing, Abhorrence, Poetry, Song, Chapel in the Moonlight, Book, White Fang, Ambition, Master Mechanic in Aviation. Frances Butenas-Known as Fran, Favorite Expression, Yeah! , Hobby, Dancing, Abhorrence, Business Law Class, Song, Stardust, Book, Green Light, Ambition, To be a Stenographer. Jane Clifford-Known as Janie, Fa- vorite Expression, Oh Yeah!, Hobby, Knitting, Abhorrence, Having to keep still, Song, Little Old Lady, Book, Green Light, Ambition, Be a Knitting Instruc- tor. Arthur Spencer Cobb-Known as Penny, Favorite Expression, So Whatl, Hobby, Collecting stamps, Abhorrence, Work, Song, Solitude, Book, Sandburg's Poems, Ambition, To be a Politician. Helen Mary Cunningham-Known as Helen, Favorite Expression, Christmas, Hobby, Reading, Abhorrence, Home- work, Song, Little Old Lady, Book, Magnificent Obsession, Ambition, Typist. James J. Dillon-Known as Dill, Fa- vorite Expression, Hi-ya, Hobby, Swim- ming, Abhorrence, A Show offs, Song, Stardust, Book, Captain Blood, Ambi- tion, To Travel. Marion Donahue-Known as Marion, Favorite Expression, Why should I? , Hobby, Eating, Abhorrence, Thunder, Song, Song of India, Book, Little Women, Ambition, To Travel. Claire Donovan-Known as Don, Fa- vorite Expression, Think nothing of it, Hobby, Tap dancing, Abhorrence, Oral talks, Song, What Will I Tell My Heart, Book, Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Ambition, Radio Singer. Gladys E. Dowling-Known as Shrimp, Favorite Expression, Ah Shut Up, Hobby, Saving pennies, Abhorrence, Mustaches, Song, Did Your Mother Come From Ireland?, Book, The Hermit of Far End, Ambition, To fly in an Airplane. Theresa Anna Draghi-Known as Tre, Favorite Expression, Yeahl, Hobby, Flower Garden, Reading, Abhorrence, Critics and Trolleys, Song, Moonlight and Shadows, Book, Green Light, Ambi- tion, To be a Success. John Evans-Known as Johnny, Fa- vorite Expression, Nothing, Hobby, Swimming, Abhorrence, Loud Girls, Song, Sweet Leilani, Book, Captain Blood, Ambition, To Travel. Jennie Gailen-Known as Jen, Jenniej Favorite Expression, Goodness, Hobby, Reading, Abhorrence, Homework, Song, Southern Roses, Book, Les Miserables, Ambition, To be a Success. Edward W. Gaylord-Known as Ed, Favorite Expression, Hi Ya!, Hobby, Sailing, Abhorrence, Milton, Song, When My Dream Boat Comes Home, Book, Mutiny on the Bounty, Ambition, To own an Austin. THE TUWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN Frances Anna Griskewicz-Known as Frannie, Favorite Expression, Christ- opher, Hobby, Bicycle riding, Abhor- rence, Rainy Weather, Song, Moonlight and Shadows, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, To be a Private Sec- retary. Lois Gustafson-Known as Lois, Fa- vorite Expression, Egad, Hobby, Sports, Abhorrence, Mi1ton's Poems, Song, Boo- Hoo, Book, Dictionary, Ambition, To be Rich. Antoinette Angeline Guzzardi-Known as Toni, Favorite Expression, Like Heck, Hobby, Dancing, Riding, Abhorrence, Cats, Dogs, Conceited People, Song, Beautiful Blue Danube, Book, Magnifi- cent Obsession, Ambition, To be a Success. John Halay-Known as Haley, Favor- ite Expression, God bless your soul, Hobby, Sailing, Boat building, Abhor- rence, Wife, Song, I-Iere's Love and Suc- cess to You, Book, Reader's Digest, Ambition, To be a Success in anything I do. Robert James Hills-Known as Bob, Favorite Expression, Cute, Hey ?, Hobby, Boats, Abhorrence, Poetry, Song, When My Dream Boat Comes Home, Book, Mutiny on the Bounty, Ambition, Architect. Annette Howe-Known as An' How, Favorite Expression, So Whatl, Hobby, Playing the Piano, Abhorrence, Alcohol and those who drink it, Song, Moonlight and Shadows, Book, As the Earth Turns, Ambition, Success in Business. Ruth Hubbard-Known as Ruthie, Favorite Expression, Darn it, Hobby, Reading, Abhorrence, Doing dishes, Song, Indian Love Call, Book, Magnifi- cent Obsession, Ambition, To be a Secretary. Dorothy Jarvis-Known as Shorty, Favorite Expression, Ah Heckl, Hobby, Getting into trouble, Abhorrence, Doing something over again, Song, Moonlight and Shadows, Book, Want Ad. Heiress, Ambition, Private Secretary. Edward Jones-Known as J onesy, Fa- vorite Expression, And ahl, Hobby, Music, Abhorrence, Music History, Song, Stardust, Book, Silver Chief, Ambition, To be a good Swing Musician. Virginia Mae Jones-Known as Jonesy, Favorite Expression, .... and stuff, Hobby, Dancing, Abhorrence, English, Song, What Will I Tell My Heart, Book, The Story of My Life- Helen Keller, Ambition, Governess. Jane Eugene Jorozko-Known as Countess, Favorite Expression, Why, yesl, Hobby, Horseback riding, Abhor- rence, Compliments, Song, Dark Eyes, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, Understand Human Nature. J. Thaddeus Kazanowski-Known as Ted, Favorite Expression, Rightol, Hobby, Art, Abhorrence, Milton, Song, Song of the Lark, Book, Encyclopedia, Ambition, Become an Artist. Della Mary Kazlauskas-Known as Del, Favorite Expression, Think you're smart, Hobby, Walking, Abhorrence, Insolence, Song, Neapolitan Night, Book, The Rosary, Ambition, To become Champion Ice-Skater. Mary Elizabeth Keefe-Known as Betty, Favorite Expression, What's it to ya?, Hobby, Basketball, Abhorrence, Homework, Song, Ah Sweet Mystery of Life, Book, North to the Orient, Ambi- tion, To become a good Nurse. Edna Kenyon-Known as Edna, Fa- voritei Expression, Gee, I laughed, Hobby, Swimming, Abhorrence, Gossippers and Onions, Song, Sugar Blues, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, To own a Model T Ford. Barbara Gertrude Lang-Known as Bob, Favorite Expression, No kidding, Hobby, 0il.Painting, Abhorrence, Chem- istry Tests, Song, In the Garden, Book, Just David, Ambition, To become a Social Worker. Thaddeus Henry Laskowski-Known as Ted, Favorite Expression, Holy Catsl, Hobby, Swimming and boating, Abhor- rence, Think they are people, Song, Wagon Wheels, Book, Any book pertain- ing to Machines, Ambition, Successful in a field of Electricity. Esther Linger-Known as Linger, Fa- vorite Expression, Lorry, Hobby, Cor- respondence, Abhorrence, Teasers, Song, In the Hills of Old Wyoming, Book, Count of Monte Cristo, Ambition, See the World. Karl Linger-Known as Red, Favorite Expression, It's a cinch, Hobby, Sports, Abhorrence, Milton's Verse, Song, Bolero, Book, Men Against the Sea, Ambition, Travel. Howard Owen Lloyd-Known as Bud, Favorite Expression, Hello, Dope, QTHE G1'U,QXlXI,S of WINETEEN THIRTY - SEVEN Hobby, Sports, Abhorrence, Milton's Poems, Song, Stardust, Book, Green Light, Ambition, Travel. Nellie Lukstas-Known as Nell, Fa- vorite Expression, Oh, Heck!, Hobby, Dancing, Abhorrence, Men, Song, In a Little Gypsy Tea Room, Book, David Copperfield, Ambition, Become a Success. Howard Vance Mack-Known as Mack, Favorite Expression, Oh, yesl, Hobby, Animals, Abhorrence, Chemistry problems, Song, Hills of Old Wyoming, Book, Call of the Wild, Ambition, Veterinarian. James William Andrew Mason-Known as Jimmy, Favorite Expression, You know, Hobby, Girls, Abhorrence, People who don't pay their debts, QR. BJ, Song, Tarentella, Book, Macbeth, Ambition, To become President. Magdalyn Miller-Known as Lynn, Favorite Expression, Reallyl, Hobby, Collecting China dogs, Knitting, Abhor- rence, Pickles, Song, Blue Danube, Book, Short Stories, Ambition, To Travel. Rosemary Miller-Known as Rosey, Favorite Expression, Imagine, Neat, Hobby, Dancing and Swimming, Song, Stardust, Book, Green Light, Ambition, To become a Newspaper Reporter. Joseph Miskavitch-Known as Joe, Favorite Expression, Quiet, Hobby, Sports, Abhorrence, Macbeth, Son , Sugar Blues, Book, Call of the Wilg, Ambition, To go to College. Alverna Bertha Mortensen--Known as Al, Favorite Expression, Oh! I'm all of a flutter, Hobby, Talking and Crochet- ing, Abhorrence, Making Beds, Song, At the End of a Perfect Day, Book, Little Women, Ambition, To have a Good ime. Felix Noga-Known as Flip, Favorite Expression, You slay mel, Hobby, Read- ing, Abhorrence, Poetry, Song, Rainbow on the River, Book, Forlorn River, Ambition, Mechanical Engineer. Magdalen Ann Norakear-Known as Madge, Favorite Expression, Oh! For heaven sakes, Hobby, Dancing and Cooking, Abhorrence, Sophisticated people, Song, Blue Hawaii, Book, Mag- nificent Obsession, Ambition, To be a Nurse. Dorothy Oliphant-Known as Dotty, Favorite Expression, Oh! Christmas, Hobby, Making Scrapbooks, Movies, Abhorrence, Mathematics, Song, Blue Danube, Book, Mutiny on the Bounty, Ambition, To be a Successful Teacher. Harold Palmer-Known as Harry, Fa- vorite Expression, I heard the wind blow before, Hobby, Work on Cars, Abhor- rence, Poetry, Song, Home on the Range, Book, Lad A Dog, Ambition, To become a Machinist. Frank Parker-Known as Frankie, Favorite Expression, So sorry, Hobby, Canoeing, Abhorrence, Mathematics and Poetry, Song, Home on the Range, Book, Captains Courageous, Ambition, To own a 40-foot Yacht. Harold W. Peichert-Known as Piker, Favorite Expression, Oh, Heck! , Hobby, Laboratory Work, Abhorrence, Girls, Song, Silver Threads Among the Gold, Book, Silver Wings, Ambition, Become a Chemist. Anma Perekiszka-Known as Ann, Fa- vorite Expression, Heyl, Hobby, Read- ing, Abhorrence, Baby Talk, Song, Bright Shines the Moon, Book, Amateur Gentleman, Ambition, To be a Private Secretary to a great Lawyer. Norma Peterson-Known as Norm, Favorite Expression, Christmas, Annie, Hobby, Playing the Piano, Abhorrence, Conceit, Song, Sentimental and Melan- choly, Book, White Banners, Ambition, To have an Orchestra. Anna Leona Plunge-Known as Ann, Favorite Expression, Christmas Sakes!, Hobby, Bicycle Riding, Abhorrence, Sarcasm, Song, Little Old Lady, Book, As the Earth Turns, Ambition, To be a Private Secretary. Elsie Roberta Pucci-Known as El or Elsie, Favorite Expression, Wowl, Hobby, Horseback Riding, Abhorrence, Peeping Frogs, Song, Indian Love Call, Book, Call of the Wild, Ambition, To be an Opera Singer. Harold William Randall-Known as Randy, Favorite Expression, Oh, Heck! , Hobby, Woodwork, Abhorrence, Mac- beth, Song, Beautiful Blue Danube, Book, Fiction, Ambition, Forester. Albert Rimosukas-Known as Al, Fa- vorite Expression, Neat, huhl, Hobby, Sports, Abhorrence, Poetry, Song, Star- dust, Book, Green Light, Ambition, College. Wanda Arline Rozman-Known as Wendy, Favorite Expression, You know q-HE TUWXIS of QNINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN what! No, do you?, Hobby, Dancing, Abhorrence, Prevaricators, Song, Soph- isticated Lady, Book, Tale of Two Cities, Ambition, Figure Ice Skater. Wanda Frances Rubles-Known as Wee, Favorite Expression, What?, Hobby, Speed Skating, Abhorrence, Conceit, Song, I Got My Love to Keep Me Warm, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, Speed Skater. Edgar Bradley Sanford-Known as Albie, Ted, Favorite Expression, Bool, Hobby, Dramatics, Abhorrence, Smiley, Song, Moonlight and Shadows, Book, The Siege of the Seven Suitors, Ambi- tion, Orator. Shirley Elizabeth Sanford-Known as Shirl, Favorite Expression, Definitelyl, Hobby, Swimming and Dancing, Abhor- rence, People who eat noisily, Song, Stardust, Book, Green Light, Ambition, To jump from a Parachute. Florence Savicke-Known as Florence, Favorite Expression, O! Christopher, Hobby, Tennis, Abhorrence, Mathema- tics, Song, Havanna Heaven, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, Travel. Hilda Sherman-Known as Shilda, Favorite Expression, Yeah-me, tool, Hobby, Swimming and Dancing, Abhor- rence, Snakes, Song, Chloe, Book, Garden of Allah, Ambition, To be a Success in what I do. Vera E. Shick--Known as Shorty, Favorite Expression, I hope, I hope, I hope, Hobby, Dancing, Abhorrence, Milton's Poems, Song, Boo Hoo, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, To own a Car. William L. Sieber-Known as Bill, Favorite Expression, My, oh myl, Hobby, Golf, Abhorrence, Baseball, Song, Swing High, Swing Low, Book, Ah, Wilderness, Ambition, Commercial Transport Pilot. Aaron Sisitzky-Known as Zit, Favor- ite Expression, Oh! Yeah!, Hobby, Driv- ing, Abhorrence, Backseat Driver, Song, Stardust, Book, Macbeth, Ambition, To see the World. Edwin Bowe Wilson Smiley-Known as Ted, Favorite Expression, How's Scufflin?, Hobby, Trumpet Swinging, Abhorrence, Puritous Clubs, Song, Reck- less Night on Board an Ocean Liner, Book, Studies in Psycho-analysis, Ambi- tion, Riff, Write, act, direct, or raise Cocoanuts in the Marquesans. David Smith--Known as Professor, Favorite Expression, That's what you think, Hobby, Guns, Abhorrence, Going to bed, Song, Love What Are You Doing to My Heart?, Book, Hamlet, Ambition, Trouble-Shooter. Regina M. Solkowski-Known as Reggie, Favorite Expression, That's what you think, Hobby, Hiking, Abhor- rence, To do my Homework, Song, Siboney, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, Travel. Wilhelmina Stevenson-Known as Babe, Favorite Expression, Hi, Woman, Hobby, Music, Abhorrence, Misunder- standing, Song, I Believe in Miracles, Book, Dictionary, Ambition, To attend College. Rita Sturgis-Known as Rita, Favor- ite Expression, Don't be silly, Hobby, Reading, Abhorrence, Mathematics, Song, The Rosary, Book, A Tale of Two Cities, Ambition, To be ambitious. Marion Sziksai--Known as Marion, Favorite Expression, Gee, Whiz, Hobby, Dancing, Abhorrence, Conceited People, Song, I Love You Truly, Book, Eti- quette, Ambition, To Travel. Francis Thone-Known as Thorn, Fa- vorite Expression, Ch-h-h, you dumb balky, Hobby, Bicycle Riding, Abhor- rence, Manual Labor, Song, Danse Macabre, Book, Mutiny on the Bounty, Ambition, To be a Musician. Ruth Thulen-Known as Ruthie, Fa- vorite Expression, .... and stuff, Hobby, Movies and Tennis, Abhorrence, Licorice Candy, Song, In Autumn Time, Book, As the Earth Turns, Ambition, To be a Private Secretary. Elisabeth M. Tishenback-Known as Betty, Favorite Expression, Smoly Hokes, Hobby, Sports, Abhorrence, Housework, Song, Stardust, Book, The Good Earth, Ambition, To Travel. Gladys Louise Tonkinson-Known as Tonks, Favorite Expression, Whatl, Hobby. Flowers, Abhorrence, Conceit, Song. Little Old Lady, Book, Gone With 'the Wind, Ambition, To Work. Anthony Uricchio-Known as Tony, Hobby, Bowling, Abhorrence, Al Young, Song, Moonlight and Shadows, Book, Call of the Wild, Ambition, To get a Job and Car. Rose Uricchio-Known as Rosie, Fa- vorite Expression, Do you mean it?, Hobby, Writing Poetry, Abhorrence, CTHE CTUCWXIS of GCNINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN -1---Hn-m-------'----w----------------------------------4' Spiders, Song, Waltz of the Flowers, Book, The Blue Window, Ambition, To travel around the World. Helen Uzdarwin-Known as Helen, Favorite Expression, Phooey, Hobby, Dancing, Abhorrence, Tests, Song, Trust in Me, Book, Private Worlds, Ambition, To Travel. John Vangnie-Known as Jack, Favor- ite Expression, Yo! Hello, Kid!, Hobby, Sports, Abhorrence, Benny Goodman, Song, Blue Hawaii, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, Bank President. Isabel Warley-Known as Susie, Fa- vorite Expression, No kiddin', Hobby, Sports, Abhorrence, Stuck Ups, Song, Little Old Lady, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, To be a Nurse and later an Air Hostess. Fred Wessel-Known as Bud, Favor- ite Expression, Give it the gun, Hobby, Diesel Engines, Abhorrence, Women Drivers, Song, Moonlight and Shadows, Book, Mutiny on the Bounty, Ambition, To own a Motorcycle. George Erwin Whitham-known as Whit, Favorite Expression, You Brain- Trust, Hobby, Driving, Abhorrence, Macbeth, Song, Stardust, Book, Green Light, To be an Agricultural Engineer fFarmerJ. Roger Wood4Known as Roge or Fat, Favorite Expression, That's what you thinklg Hobby, Driving and Servicing Cars, Abhorrence, Boastful and Egotist- ical People, Song, When My Dream Boat Comes Home, Book, The Shepherd of the Hills, Ambition, To be a First-Class Machinist. Albert Young-Known as Al or Curly, Favorite Expression, Yuh Dope, Hobby, Stamp Collecting, Abhorrence, Chem- istry, Song, Organ Grinder's Swing, Book, Shakespeare's Plays, Ambition, College Education. Doris J. Young-Known as Porky, Scrappy, Favorite Expression, Or some- thing, Hobby, Horseback Riding, Photog- raphy, Abhorrence, Rainy Saturdays, Song, Chlo-e, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, To own a Riding Acad- emy and to be an Authoress. Victor Anthony Yuskavitch-Known as Vick, Favorite Expression, Laugh, I thought I'd die, Hobby, Woodcraft, Ab- horrence, Loud People, Song, Stardust, Book, Mutiny on the Bounty, Ambition, Mechanical Engineer. Mary Zenzic-Known as Curly, Fa- vorite Expression, Hi, Hobby, Tap Danc- ing, Abhorrence, Chapeaux, Song, The High School Cadet, Book, Gone With the Wind, Ambition, Be an Aviatrlx. q-HE QTUQWXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN CELEBRITIES Done Most for J. F. H. S. . .Jane Jorozko, Edwin Smiley Best Looking Girl ................... Gladys Dowling Best Looking Boy ......... Most Popular Girl ..... Most Popular Boy .... Athletic Girl ........... . . . .Harold Randall . . .Norma Peterson . . . . .Joseph Miskavitch Magdalen Norakear Athletic Boy .............. ..... J oseph Miskavitch N oisiest .................. ........ V irginia Jones Best Drag with Faculty .......... Worst Drag with Faculty ...... Says Most Thinks Least .... .... Says Least 'Thinks Most ..... . . Laziest .................. Best Sport ............. First Married .... Most Polite ...... Most Optimistic .... Most Pessimistic .... Best Natured ...... Luckiest ........ Unluckiest ........... Thinks She Is .......... Thinks He Is ............ Most Likely to Succeed .... . . Smallest Senior ......... Tallest Senior ......... Most Studious. . . Most Sarcastic .... Happy-Go-Lucky .... Well-Dressed Girl .... Well-Dressed Boy .... Old-Fashioned Girl .... Most Musical ......... Author ............... Most Accommodating .... Most Modest ....,..... Stubborn .......... Bashful .......... Most Ambitious .... Artist .......... Poet .......... Wittiest ................ Orator ................. Most Sophisticated Senior .... .. Arguer ................... Big Bluff ................ Class Baby ........ Best Girl Dancer .... Best Boy Dancer ..... .... Teaser ........... ...... . . . . .Edwin Smiley .Wilhelmina Stevenson . . . . . . .John Halay ... ...James Mason . . . . .William Sieber . . . .Edna Kenyon . . . . . . . .Elsie Pucci ..Dorothy Oliphant . . . . .Howard Lloyd . . . . .Robert Althen .Helen Cunningham . . . .Wanda Rozman . . . .Shirley Sanford . . .Wanda Rubles . . . . .Frank Parker . . . . . .James Mason . .Anthony Uricchio . . .Edward Gaylord . . . . .Barbara Lang . . . .Edgar Sanford . . .Shirley Sanford . . .Norma Peterson .... ...John Evans .Alverna Mortensen . . . . .Edwin Smiley . . . . . .Doris Young . . . .Della Kazlauskas . . .Magdalen Miller . . . . . . .Roger Wood . . . . .Theresa Draghi . . . .Frederick Wessel . . . . . .Jane Jorozko . .Betty Tishenback .... . .James Mason . . . .Dorothy Jarvis . . .Norma Peterson .... . . .Roger Wood .... .John Vannie . . . . . .Anna Plunge . . .Rosemary Miller . . . . . . .John Evans . . . . .James Dillon BASKETBALL 7 Capfanz-Josepli Miskavitch Mcrnager-Thaddeus L iskovi ski TEAM I A. Riniosukas S. Cobb J. Oleksiw E Jones J. Kotcha R. Silliman C. Kosiorik H Leete 1936-37 SCHEDULE: 'Wind Opponents Windsoi vs. Alumni, .......... ........ . . .40 Windsor vs. Mo1'se College. . . -11 Windsor vs. Plainville, .... 333 Windsor vs. Glastonbury ..... 55 Windsor vs. Wethersfield ...... 46 Windsor vs. Manchester Trade. . . 31 Windsor vs. Newington ...... 45 Wind.sor vs. Rockville ......... . . . . . . .39 Windsor vs. Newington ....... ...... . . .47 Windsor vs. Woodrow Wilson. . ........ . . .28 Windsor vs. American School for Deaf .... . . .49 Windsor vs. Bloomfield ....... ...... . .31 Windsor vs. Hartford Trade . . . ..... . . .531 Wind.sor vs. Manchester Trade. ...... . . .33 Windsor vs. Glastonbury ...... ........ . . .64 Windsor vs. American School fo Deaf 40 Windsor vs. Wethersfield ...... ...... . . .39 Windsor vs. Hartford Trade ......... . . .534 Windsor vs. Rockville ......... 63 Windsor vs. Plainville ......... 511 Windsor vs. Woodrow Wilson . . . . 41 Windsor vs. Bloomfield ....... . . . 45 54 CTHE TUWXIIS of QWINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN im.-uu..nn...,,,,..un inn.-mu1nn1nnn.-unium-un:um-mn1nu-nu-mu-un1mu BASEBALL Coach-Mr. John E. Powers Captain-Karl Linger M KITLCLQET'-Gr601'g6 Whitham TEAM: C. Witkowski C. Kosiorik S. Cobb H. Leete E. Jones R. Donahue S. Peters V. Grakowsky W. King J. Miskavitch A. Uricchio D. Daniels 1937 SCHEDULE: Windsor Opponents Windsor vs Woodrow Wilson .......... .... 4 2 Windsor vs Glastonbury ..... .. 8 3 Windsor vs. Bloomfield ......... . . 3 0 Windsor vs. South Windsor ..... .... 1 4 6 Windsor vs. Manchester Trade .... . . 9 6 Windsor vs Wethersfield ....... . . 4 3 Windsor vs. Woodrow Wilson . . . . . 2 0 Windsor vs Glastonbury ..... . .16 4 Windsor vs. Bloomfield ...... . . 7 4 Windsor vs Wethersfield ......... . . 5 1 55 THE CTUQCNXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN .g.,.-....-....-....-..........-,...-...,-,...-....-........,..-....-....-.......,...-..,.-....-................-....-,,..-,........,....,.....,,.-,...-,..-...g. Faculty Manager-Dr. Harold B. Bender Cflptum-Wilsoii Alford Ma.l1a.g0r-James Shafer TEAM: J. Merrill A. Riniosukas R. Butler J. Harger R. Dexter A. Young E. Guinan E. Goldenberg 19:37 SCHEDULE: I T Windsor vs Windsor vs Windsor vs Windsor vs Windsor vs Morse College Litchfield . . . Berlin ...... New Britain . Bulkeley .... Wind.sor vs. Weaver ..... Windsor vs Windsor vs Windsor vs Windsor vs Windsor Windsor vs Putnam ..... Morse College Litchfield . . . Farmington. . New Britain. Farmington . .g...-...-.M-1... --nn1lnl1nn1lull-nun THE q'UguX1 5 of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN .-f Coach. Capfczin-Edward Jones D. Althen S. Cobb C. Kosiorik J. Evans September October 2. October 9. October 16 October 22 October 30. 5 .... SOCCER -Mr. C. Theodore Wilson MU.720Ql'l'-A3I'01l Sisitzky TEAM I V. Grakowsky S. Szlyjka J. Miskavitch A. Young S. Peters V. Yuskavitch B. Schaffer J. Lukstas 1937 SCHEDULE I . .Windsor vs. Glastonbury fawayj . . .Windsor vs. Wethersfield there! . . . .Windsor vs. Bloomfield fawayj . . . .Windsor vs. Glastonbury fherel . .Windsor vs. Wethersfield fawayl . . . . .Windsor vs. Bloomfield fhereb 57 THE TUWXIAS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN 1m11lll--vm1nn1rm1nn-nn1m1n :Io Coach-Mr. C. Theodore Wilson Captam-Francis Thone Manager-Arnold Trenn TEAM: R. Wood J. Wall G. Wilson H. Peichert R. Bartlett E. Bidwell F. Parker J. Boyd R. Billings J. Mason R. Elam W. Sieber R. Silliman S. Boyko V. Yuskavitch J. Danner R. Dawes P. Hollack 1937 SCHEDULE! Windsor Opponents Windsor vs. Woodrow Wilson .......... ..... 2 8 73 Windsor vs Loomis Institute Seconds . . . ..... 42 53 Windsor vs. Wethersfield ............. ..... 1 1 97 Windsor vs. Glastonbury ..... . . . ..... 44 60 Windsor vs. Sirnsbury ..... ....... . . .45 50 58 THE q'UgxlX1 5 of WINETEEN THIRTY- SEVEN all1'.-g1'1q1y1g-.-3-m1miul1lq-min-.1-g1.g.gg1q1lq-g1p1g1p1.1g1l1p1g1n gi. Qfifzafocgwzpbf q'HE CTUUGNXIS of WINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN alan-nu1uu 1mnimu11nr1vm1m-un1nn1mu1um1m11m11m11uu-m1nu11m11m11m1m--rm1nn1nll1u:1lm1ln1n1nn!o Qfflzzfocgwzpbf GG BANK IN WINDSOR '9 THE WINDSOR TRUST CO IIIllIlllllllllllllIIIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll IlllllIIIIlllilllllllllIllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllllIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllll glllllllllIllllIIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIll!IlllillllllllllllIllllllIIIEIIIllIIlIIIIHIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllE E - WINDSOR THEATRE Windsor, Conn. 2 Three Changes of Program Weekly Always a Good Show Telephone 208 Compliments of E Anderson's Service Station 70 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, Conn. Telephone 278 5 J. H. Granger cQ Son MILK AND CREAM From our Own Herd Quality and Service Telephone l8'9 Sansone Beauty Salon Specializing in all Branches of B Beauty Culture 5 Bloomfield Avenue Windsor, Conn. Telephone 177 Specializing in IPSWICH FRIED CLAMS Silhouette Potato Chip Company Windsor, Conn. Telephone 340 BASEBALL GOLF SWIMMING E BADMINTON TENNIS 2 and E Equipment for Every 2 Sport At Exceptionally Low Prices E Sport-Radio Centre, Inc. 5 304 Asylum Street E Next to Hotel Bond Building Hartford, Conn. Windsor Garage, Inc. Packard - Ford Sales and Service Telephone 74 5 Windsor, Conn. The Gustave Fischer Co. 2 Office Supplies 5 School Supplies 237 Asylum Street Hartford, Conn. 5 ElIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIllllllllllllIIllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllIIIllllllllllilllllllllllIllllIlllIIllllllllllllllIIIIBIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllla CHE ROLET The Only Complete Car Priced So Low PLAZA CHEVROLET COMPANY LOUIS G. HARRIS, President Authorized Dealers WINDSOR - WILSON - POQUONOCK E 8 WINDSOR AVENUE, WILSON, CONN. E if Telephone 7-5573 Residence, Windsor 781 E ullllIIIIIllllllllllllIlllllilllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllIIllIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllllllllIIIllIllIIllIIIIIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllla EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIlIIIIIIIllllIllIIIIIIIIIJIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllll IIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE 5 Fruit and Vegetables Fresh Daily WHITH?AM FARM E VVILLIAM XVHITHAM, Proprietor Palisado Avenue, Windsor Compliments of WINDSOR DRUG co. Telephone 345 E The First National Stores Incorporated Meats, Fruits, Groceries L. OGREN, Grocery Manager J. JORDAN. Meat Manager 188 Broad Street, Windsor JOHN B. ZATTI ESSO Super Service Station E Euerything for Your Car: 12 Batteries, Tires, Accessories, Washing, E Simonizing, Lubricating E u 139 Broad Street, Windsor E Telephone 266 2 ALLEN RAPID SHOE E REBUILDING SHOP 5 Factory Method Rebuilding E Full Soles and Heels put on like New THE WINDSOR E HARDWARE co. S porting Goods : ' Shoes Dyed to Any Color desire-d Q 5 Telephone 545 Broad Street, Windsor E Poquonock Ave., Windsor Compliments of Compliments of THE CENTRAL DRUG S. idney J. Snelgrove 220 Broad Street . Windsor, Conn. Fl0TlSf 2 nlllllIIIIIllIIIIIllllIllIllllIllIIIIIIIIIIllIHIIIIllIIlllIIIIIIlllllIllIIllIlllIIlllIIlllIllllIIIIIIlllIllllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllllllllllllllllllIlllIllllIllllllllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIllllillllllllllllll ElllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllilllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll IllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllIlIIIlllllllIIIIIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIE Compliments of PR0UTY'S E -I PHARMACY E La Fleur Beauty Shop - 15 Elm street, Windsor The Rexel' Dm? Store 5 E TelePh0ne 655 Quality and Service E E The Emigh Brothers Compliments of . 2 Electric Company 2 DILLON'S MARKET 5 E Westinghouse Refrigerators a.nd Rangesg E 5 General Electric Refrigerators and - , 5 ll E Rangesg Philco Radiosg Silent Bird S Eye Frosted Food E Glow Furnace Oil Burners E S Plaza Building, Windsor Telephones 206 and 207 I U E Keney Service Station 5 E Jourdan Lumber Co' Service the Friendly Way ' u Pierson Lane , . 3 LE Windsor Conn. Tires and Batteries 2 Telephone 720 Windsor Avenue, Windsor 5 E ' Telephone 7-5505 S I ,W Il 5 NSW If With Flowers!! For a Better Haircut 5 5 Palisado Greenhouses PGUOHIZC the Q 5 Cut Flowers and Floral Sanitary Barber Shop 5 - - 2 E Deslgns 3' Speclalty Three Barbers-No Waiting E E Corsages Made to Order E E Next to Li11ian's Restaurant 5 E MRS. li. L. DRAKE, Proprietess l E E Store Telephone 24-13 We Am to Please 5 EIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIUIIIllIIIIIllillIIIllIllllIIIIIIIllllllIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIBIIIlllllllllllIDHIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE EIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllllIllIIIIIIIllllIllIIIllIllllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIUIIIIlIllllIIHII1IIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIllllIlllIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllg I-I. W. PETERS, Inc. Boston' s Largest Manufacturing Jewelers 5174 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS. Official Jewelers for the Classes of 1936,1937 and 1938 ll Compliments of THE BROWN STUDIO .. 61 PRATT XSTREET, HARTFORD, CONN. Telephone 2-8905 E E E EllllllllIlllllllllllIllllllllIllIIIIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIlllllIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllIilllllllllllIlllllIllllllIllllllllIlilllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllIllIllIllllllllllillllllllllllllli CENTRAL GARAGE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ' Sales and Service 5 188 BROAD STREET WINDSOR. CONN. : Telephone 669 C ompI1'ment's of C I' f WILSON GARAGE amp 'mm O QNm-:lr lfullvr Brush f'o.j E 3670 Main Street, Hartford BARBER SHOP E Complete Auto Service PLAZA BLMLDING, WINDSOR 2 All Makes of Cars T Telephone 7-5573 elephone 44-3 LOW COST TRANSPORTATION ! .' ! 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