Windsor High School - Tunxis Yearbook (Windsor, CT)
- Class of 1941
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fgffwwbff-AwCf 'N'9 WE Ti-IE TUNXIS June 1194!-I PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS O11 WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL, WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT M Tuwcir Boafd ., .,,. Faculty ..... ,.. Dedication ........ Class Offer: .......... Tb: Clim of 19410, ..... . Clm' Celebririe: ........ Ssnioi' Clan Statiitic: ....... Clan Night Committee: Addru: of Welcome ..... - Chu: History ..... -.. iClm Prophecy ..-.. -Will ..... , .uhm nl.iWK.r1HW' in-M 111 Row-Left zo right-Dorothy Rose, Irene Plunge, Josephine Ferranti, Beverly Filkins, Shirley Main, Irene Wilkialis, Carrie Quaggin, Dorothy Taylor. 2nd Row-Lefl to right-Dorothy Mackey, Louise Kruchen, Helen Gailis, Nellie Meglin, Barbara Griswold, Florence Bloom, Anne Winchestei', Jennie Kolodziey. 3rd Row-Left to right-Mr. Johnson, Faculty Adviserg Nicholas Crussana, Alice Kula, Mary O'Niel, Robert Duda, Francis Delaney. I TUNXIS BOARD Fam!! Adzfirer-M1'.Reuben B. olamon J' EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Florence Bloom Barbara Griswold Shirley Main Mary O'Neill Irene Plunge Dorothy Taylor Irene Wilkailis Ann Winchester BUSINESS COMMITTEE Nicholas Crussana Francis Delaney Robert Duda Josephine Ferranti TYPING COMMITTEE Beverly Filkins Albert Fisher Helen Gailis Jennie Kolodziey Louise Kruchun Alice Kula Dorothy Mackey Nellie Meglin Carrie Quagin Dorothy Rose Rita Tishenback 474 J Q Q K 1.I't Row-Left 10 rigbtAMiss Lee, Miss Bridge, Mr. Hoyt, Principal, Miss Moore, Mrs. Craig, Miss Bloom. 2nd Rau'-Lefl to 7'igl9l4Mf. Powers, Miss Ballette, Miss Steeves, Miss Wtiolley, Miss Robustelli, Miss Bradley, Miss Dickerman, Miss Gillette, Mr, Sawyer. 3rd R0u'HLefl to righi-Mr. Clark, Mr. Crockett, Mr. Rimosukas, Mr. Wilscnn, Mr. johnson. i X HR, ' fy ifiiiilll' THE FACULTY S 1 WC, WILLIAM HOYT, P1-incifml 'VAT' i ard! NDA BALLETTE VIRGINIA MILLS 217' on University, Social Science B.A., Bates College, English I 5 1 EDITH H. BRADLEY MAY L. MOORE Iam I ' B.E., New Britain Teachers College, Commercial B.A., New York State Teachers Co ege, f - ELIZABETH G. BRIDGE Cfimmefflal Z gg gf American International College, ELSIE M. OWEN ' .A., Clark University, Social Science B.S., M.E., Boston University, Comm- cial , SYLVIA R. BLOOM JQHNIE. POWERS l Q mn fg B.A., Russell Sage, French B,S., University of Connect t, ' V LEONARD H. CLARK M.E., Boston University, Sc ence f Wesleyan University, English B S JEIJQHANH J- 51?ilO5UKg3- 6 1 CATHEMNE M. CRAIG . ., rinity o ege, cience ' ., n'versi of Connecticut, Home Economics ROSE AP- ROBUSTELLI SAM FL CRO KFTT Drexel Institute of Technology, I UA C 5 . BS., University of Connecticut, Home Economics B.A., Wesleyan University, I CLIFFORD S SAWYER MA' Columbia gngersltyl Mathematics Gorham State Normal, Manual Training ' 'OUISE '. ICKERMAN . LOUISE E. STEEVES We New Ygrk University? Muslc Supervlsor B.A. in Education, University of Maine, Engli Ns f f 771. RINE V. FLEMING B.S., Bosto University, Commercial M RY H. GELETTE B.A., M.A., Pembroke, Latin RI-TUBEN B. JOHNSON B.S., University of Connecticut, M.S., Brown University, Science B.A., Berea College, Librarian THEODORE C. WILSON B.S., M.Ed., Springfield College, Physical Education MAIIY M. WILSON BA., Wellesley College, English ELIZABETH M. LEE B.A., Connecticut College for Women, English F ' f 4' ,la 4 ' X A... FERN E. STOWE QQMNJ M 6 ESTHFR T WOOLFY BA., Tufts College, Sciencegm 711- 7m DEDI C A TI ON to W ff MR. REUBEN B. JOHNSON in gmtefzzl refognition for all he bm alone jx to zmzke om yahoo! life enjoyable and helpful, uw, the Cllzn of 19-41, aleclimte llaif iffue of the Tzmxif TIHUE TUNXIS of NINETEIEN IFORTYMUINE wwf wwf wwf www wwf wwf www wwf wwf wwf CLASS OF 1941 W Sophomore Ye Sponmr-MR. LEONARD CLARK Vife-Pre,ridentAFLORENCE MORRIS '-HELEN MISKY Treaxurer 21' Prffrident-JAMES TESTA Serrezary-IRENE EVANS junior Year Spvmor-MR. REUBEN B. JOHNSON Vife-P1'e.s'idenl-WILLIAM CARPENTER EANOR LAJEUNESSE A Trearurer-EL LAS CRUSSAN Prerident-NICHO Serretary-IRENE EVANS Senior Year Sponwr-MR. REUBEN B. JOHNSON Vire-Pr'e.fidenl-WILLIAM CARPENTER OLAS CRUSSANA rarer-NICH ELANEY Trea Prerident-FRANCIS D NCHESTER ' ' ORENCE BLOOINI Serretary-ANN WI Valedirtorzanfll ' ARY GHERARD S al utaforlan-M MoTTo: r, backward W Ass COLORS! and Blue never. Forward ere CL Cardinal 'llxlHllE TUNXIS of NINETEEN FORTYQONE -'any' wwf www wwf muff wwf www wwf wwf wwf Loudspeaker 4g Honor Roll 4 Undecided ANACLETO ANTHONY ALBERTI ffAggilJ7Y 118 Rood Avenue, Windscmr Deerfield School, 1937 Class Chairman 2g Baseball Manager 2g A. A. 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Hop 25 Glee Club 1, 2, Band 1, 23 Chairman Orchestra Committee, Sonia Glee Club Pro- duction U. S. Navy fMechanics Coursej lvl AUDRY JANE AHRENS rfAud11 Pigeon Hill Road, Windstar Buckley High School, 1939 Staff 3, 45 A. A. 3g Gift Committee - N 1 gli' A 3 'lr 1 FLORENCE R. BLOOM Harrie V 448 Windsor Avenue, Wilson ' Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 23 French Club, Vice-President 3, President 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4, Happy Hours 1, Sonia 25 Debating Club 1, Loudspeaker Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 G. R. A. 3, 4, Girl's Basketball 35 Tunxis Editorial Boardg A. A. Z, 3, 43 Ring Committee 3g Sophomore Hop 2 ji, College 1 f 1 W ,. I , a. ,fjf ,iff l UNXHS of NINETEEN FORTYQUNE www wwf wwf 'WWI' wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf RAYMOND A. BUTRYMAN HBuL,k11 4 Seymour Street, Windsor Northeast jr. High School, 1936 Lapidary Af'- FRANK BOYD Br0nkie 420 Palisado Avenue, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4 Further Education BERNICE HELEN CARNEY Bernie 183 Poquonock Avenue, Windsrmr H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, Happy Hours 1, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Ping Pong Club 4, Hiking Club 3, Fashion Shows 1, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, G. R. A. 3, 4, Globe Trotters Club 3 I, Business . ' x l8l Til-lllEI TUNXIIS oil: NINETEIEN lFUlRT'YfUNlE 'uNJ ' 'YWY7 'Yhf' 'Wahl' 'RNIB 'NKGJVT 'Xhyf' 'KWI' 'KWIN 'NWI' WILLIAM F. CARPENTER rrcmlpn 304 Windsor Avenue, X'7ilson Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Art Club 3, 43 ViceAPresident 3, 43 junior Prom Committee 3g Track 3, 4, A. A. 2, 3, 43 Wildcat League Ofhcial 43 Wildcat League 1, 2, 3, 4g High School Advisory Board Undecided o ll p MILDRED CECELIA CHARBONNIER Millie 492 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 23 Dramatic Club 43 Globe Trotters 33 Sonia 23 A. A. 2, 3, 43 Class Will Committee Business .. ROSEMARY MAGDALEN CERUTTI R0Jie' 86 Elm Street, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Dramatic Club 33 Hiking Club 33 Loudspeaker Staff 43 Class History Committeeg Field Hockey 33 Junior Team Captain 33 Treasurer of French Club 43 Honor Roll 3, 43 A. A. 3, 43 Tennis 33 G. R. A. 3, 4g Basketball 33 French Club 3, 4 Further Education ' I u rr t1777ff7!JJ. MA THE TUNXIS of NINETEIEN FORTYQONE wwf 'wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf l BETTY ADELE CLYNE Bette 50 Allen Street, XVilson Roger Wolccmtt School, 1957 Class Will Committee 43 Globe Trotters 33 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 School of Child Nursing STEPHANIE GENEVIEVE CHORAZY ffstemeyv Station 17, Wintlsrmr Deerheld Grammar School, 1957 Art Club lg Fashion Shows 1, 2, 5 Business aww ,wwfe-fi -' ?!f xfWW X ,KU 0-f ,1 LOUISE PERKINS CORBAN C01'bafz 41 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Properties for Belle of Bagdadn 4, Hiking Club 33 Class History Committee 45 Honor Roll 3, A. A. 5, 4g G. R. A. 3, 43 Field Hockey 53 Basketball 3Q Dramatic Club 33 French Club 3, 4 Further Education l lOl I I TWHETUNXlS0fNINETEENlMH WDUNE fwunuv1fwunwr1fwunJfafwcnurefwunsfafwunofefaonufofwunufefwonofafwunofa NICHOLAS JOSEPH CRUSSANA Nick 59 Lovell Avenue, Wilson Deerfield Grammar School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 President 43 Club 43 Loudspeaker Staff 43 Tunxis Board 43 Class President 33 Class Treasurer 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, A. A. 2, 3, 43 Soccer Manager 3, 43 Baseball 43 Provincetown Rep- resentative 3 Professional Baseball WALTER ARTHUR DANN ER Drawer Box 226, Poquonock john M. Niles School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Tool Maker U AP EDWARD ALISON DARCY Eddie 1248 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor john M. Niles School, 1937 Undecided I flll TW' THJE TUNXIS of NINETEEN FORTYQONE 'WWI' 'WHY' 'WHY' 'WWI' 'RHI' 'RHI' 'k0.Y'3 'WWI' 'Khin 'KWI' ,Z FRANCIS HENRY DELANEY Sonny 427 Broad Street, Windsor Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Loudspeaker Stall 13 Ass't. Editor 33 Editor-in- Chief 43 Art Club 13 Glee Club 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 43 Club 3, 43 Tunxis Board 43 Class President 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Manager 33 Ass't. Manager 2: Ring Committee 3, Student Council Presi- dent 4g Wildcat Basketball League 1, 2, 3, 43 A. A. 2, 3, 43 junior Prom Committee Aviation Engineer wg? . W V . li In . VV V. i. My , f,Lf1fV' -I ' l HENRY JGSEPH DUDA Rzzdie 105 Fanueil Street, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 52 Art Club 3 Undecided Ny: i ROBERT FRANK DUDA Bala or Slompy 105 Fanueil Street, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1957 Glee Club 1, 23 Tunxis Board 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 A. A. 2, 43 Wild Cat League 1 College l lille I TlI'lllE TUNXIS of NlUNlETlElEN FORTY ONE wwf wwf wwf wwf www www 'NWI' wwf' www wwf MILTON OMER EASTON Mill 236 Bloomfield Avenue, Vyindsor H. Sidney Hayden, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 XV Club 43 A. A. 1, 2, 5, 43 Gift Committee 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 23 Ring Committee 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Cust of Happy Hours , Smile A While , Sonia , Belle of Baggcladf junior Prom Committee Undecided 1 GENEVIEVE ANN ELNISKY jem1ie 4 Attawanot Street, Wilson Roger Wfolcott School, 1937 Glee Club 13 Dramatic Club 43 Fashion Sho G. R. A. 3, 43 Class History Committee 4 Telephone Operator 1 13 1 WJ f ,6 f,, fVt,7 L., 'R , 1 'J - -fl HARRY LEWIS ELLINGWOOD Iron Df1!se , Curley 20 Filley Street, Windstxi' H. Sidney Hayden, 1937 Hi-Y 5, 43 junior Prom Committee 53 Footbull Track 2, 33 Loudspeaker Staff 43 A. A, 2, 3 4 Wiltl Cat League 2 Further Education YV 1, ,fpff ...- ,gvgg HQ - - , K 51111 'liIlHE WFIJFQIX IS mmf lQdlBJlEdTH2l2PQ HTKDHRTTHKQIDFQHE fwonufvowxuvnfoanovnfwonofnfwonufefaonovefsonovnfwonofnfwonofffwonurn 145 Portman Streer, Highlands Deerfield School, 1936 Work HAROLD ENGSTROM ffHdnk17 HELEN M. ELNISKY Helen 4 Atrawanot Street, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Glee Club lg G. R. A. 3, 43 Loudspeaker Staff 43 Dramatic Club 4, Business Managerg 100-word Short- hand Awardg Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Class History Committee 4 i Business IRENE HELEN EVANS Rene Pigeon Hill Road, Windsimr H. Sidney Hayden, 1937 Loudspeaker Staff 43 Gift Committee 43 Secretary of Class 2, 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 100-word Shorthand Award3 junior Prom Committee 33 Sophomore Hop 23 A. A. 33 Basketball 43 G. R. A. President 4, Vice- President 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cast of Happy Hours , Smile A While , Sonia , Belle of Bagdadu Business L, A ll 1 , .,La,4bv fjf tf'bCf ' I I i141 THIE TIUNXIS of NIINIETIHEIEN IFCORTYQOINIE wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf 'wwf wwf 'wwf wwf wwf OLGA NANCY FEDERKIEWICZ Olga'l 76 Corey Street, Windstar' Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Glee Club 13 Dramatic Club 43 Loudspeaker Staff 43 Shorthand Awardg Fashion Show 13 G. R. A. 3, 43 Girls Basketball 3, 43 Girls Soccer 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 History Committee 4g A. A. 3, 4 Business A. A. 3, 4 l Undecided BEVERLY ELIZABETH FILKINS ffBevH, rrphilw 49 Loomis Avenue, Windstar' H. Sidney Hayden, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Tunxis Board 4g Fashion Show 1, 2, 4g Perfect Attendance 2, 33 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. R. A. 39 Cast of Happy Hours , Smile A While , Sonia , Belle of Bagdadn Business W fa I 1151 , '91, CW -CM .IOSEPHINE PATRICIA FERRANTI 45 Midiun Avenue, Highlands Frank O. jones jr. High School, Hartford, 1937 Sophomore Hop 23 junior Prom Committee 33 G. R. A. 3, 43 Loudspeaker Staff 33 Tunxis Staff 43 D Jill 74 !779'f '62ff ' fc?-Cy!! Tflll i TSlllNlFiHdS tif PQI PJH2'lfIElETN' I?QEHRklSEfeQDFQlE fwdnorefwunofefwdnufefwdnofefwdnofefwunofefweebvefwunofefwonuve'Weenie ALBERT GEORGE FISHER Firher 11 Colton Street, Windsor Deerfield School, 1937 Glee Club 1g Art Club 13 Dramatic Club 2, 45 Typing Committee 4 Business A y D, 7.-otf.,:.A4 DONALD FONTAINE Frenchman 57 Capen Street, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden, 1936 Soccer 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Club, Base- ball 5 Electrical Engineer 1 ' fn f ' lzrfff , 44, ,. H JAMES ADOLPH FOXWELL ffgig jimi! 9 Remington Road, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden, 1937 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Wildcat League 1, 2, 3, 4 Undecided S l l16l Tflllf 'llIlfNfXlISS mmf FQllPQlE'lTlElEFN' Iilllkflldfalllbllf cwunorefwonuvefwunurafwunofefvonuvefwenurafwunuvafwoeufafwunufafwonufe HELEN JOSEPHINE GAILIS Nellie 1734 Poquonock Avenue, Poquonock john M. Niles, 1937 Dramatic Club 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 1, Typing Committee 4 Business Dramatic Club 4 ls, 4 Business I ,x'!. Q' 1, , :ji1'! CONSTAN CE G. GORDON Connie 107 Rood Avenue, Windsor New Britain junior High School, 1937 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President Art Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 35 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 4, President Dramatic Club 4, Debating Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President Debating Club 3, Loudspeaker Stal? 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Gift Committee, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, 100-Word Shorthand Award, Orchestra, junior Prom, A. A., Tennis, G. R. A., Cast of Who Gets the Car Tonight , Belle of Bagdad , Smile A While , Happy Hours , Driving Club Business i171 MARY LOUISE GHERARD Mar-ee 46 Lovell Avenue, Highlands Deerfield School, 1937 Art Club 1, Loudspeaker Staff 4, Committee for Class Night, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, 100-word Short- hand Award, G. R. A. 3, 4, Ring Committee 39 47.,f , .44- X, Til-lllE TUNXIS of NINETEEN' FORTY-ONE wwf wwf wwf wwf fxwff wwf 'wwf' wwf wwf wwf N X xt Y JOSEPH MICHAEL GRAKOWSKY Cr0wf00t 34 Rainbow Road, Poquonock John M. Niles, 1937 Glee Club 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Club 2, 5, 43 'V A. A. Business FRANCES GORDON Fr'amzy 107 Rood Avenue, Windsor Central junior High School, New Britain, 1937 French Club 3, Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 1, 2, 35 Loudspeaker 1, 2, 3, 4, Committee for Class Night, Honor Roll 1, 2g junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Hop, Freshmen Class Tripg Secretary, De- bating Club 2g President, Debating Club 3 Business l X. J JJV 5 . X' sv k JOHN GRISKEWICZ Hfolamzyi' 1709 Poquonock Avenue, Poquonock john M. Niles, 1937 Business 1 mi THE TUNXIS of NINETEEN FURTYfONlE wwf 'xoxo www wwf wwf www -'uni' wwf wwf wwf BARBARA HELEN GRISWOLD Bobbie 405 Broad Street, Windsor Warham Country Day School, 1957 Glee Club 1. 2, French 5, Dramatic Club 5, 4, De- bating Club 1g Loudspeaker Staff 4, Tunxis Board, G. R. A. 5g Cast of Happy Hours , Sonia , A. A. 1, 2, 5, 43 Secretary of Glee Club 15 Sophomore Hop College N-4-I JOHN GUERRIERO Hcigli 56 Bristol Street, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1957 Club 2, 5, 43 President of Clubg A. A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 5, 4, Basketball Manager 29 Football 55 Wild Cat League 1, 23 Home Room Rep- resentative 5, 4 Undecided ' If .Jj JA-3513 l Q JJWN X, FRANCES HIGGINS Fram1ief' 111 Maple Avenue, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Hiking Club 4, Class Gift Committee 4, Shorthand Awards 1203 Fashion Show 1, A. A. 2, 5, 4, Honor Roll 4, Cast of Happy Hours , Smile A While and Sonia Business . 1191 1 3 , 1 -. 1 1 E TUNX s of NINETEEN, IFORTYQONE XNN ll if-K , , 1 1 fi 1, XB X infix Id . I7 X N4 N MICHAEL ROBERT HRYNCHUK ffmfaeff 25 Allen Street, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Wildcat League 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Cast of Who Gets the Car Tonight , Club 2, 3, 4, Loudspeaker Staff 1, Circulating Manager, Loudspeaker 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Athletic Association 3, Football Manager 3, Track Manager 2, Track Squad 3, 4, Ring Committee 33 Class History N College I - s pl-7 if, Norm ,Af 20 Tobey Avenue, Windsor 'J yd Deerheld Grammar School, 1937 Fashion Show 1, junior Prom Committee, A. A. 2, 3, 4, G. R. A. 3, 4, Prize in Homemaking NORMA CATHERINE KING Dramatic Club 2, Committee for Class Night, Business , W WW!! f7f':Z, I , fi , V lg if g .jgffl f ffW ,!f '34 J' 'P 1 JENNIE MARY KOLODZIEY ffIe71'! 254 Rood Avenue, Windsor J Deerfield Grammar School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Fashion Shows 1, 2, 3, Prize in Sewing Contest, Perfect At- tendance 1, Tunxis Board, Shorthand Awards 3, 43 Cast of Happy Hours , Smile A While Business 1201 'll'ilHllE TUNXIS of NINETEEN FURTYQONE www wwf wwf wwf wwf www wwf wwf www wwf LOUIS KOSAK Louie 64 Corey Street, Wilscmn Roger Wtllccmtt School, 1937 Undecided MICHAEL STANLEY KOSTYK Sabotage 30 Warren Street, Vlilson Roger Wlolcott School, 1937 Trapper JOHN ANTHONY KRAUCUNAS rfjdfku 1852 Poquonock Avenue, Poquonock John M. Niles, 1937 ' Glee Club 1, 2 Aviation School 0 V I 0 wi 'IIRIHIIE 'IIRUNXIIS of NIINIETIEIEN lFOR'll'YftONlE wwf www 'KWYW wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf LOUISE E. KRUCHUN Km 35 Allen Street, Wilstin Roger Wtmlccntt School, 1937 A. A. 53 G. R. A. 3, 43 Typing Committee Business ,V l ELEANOR ALICE KULA ji!ierbz1g Merrimen Road, Rainbow Chauncey Harris School, Hartford, 1937 G. R. A. 3. 43 Basketball Team, Soccer Team 43 Volley Ball3 Typing Committee3 Shorthand Awards tx Business . I Nl! X 1 W 4 lf MARIE JEANETTE LABOUNTY Marie Matianuck Avenue, Windsor Sherborn High School, Sherborn, Mass.. 1940 G. R. A. 43 A. A. 4 Business wi 3,4 Toll-lIlE TUNXIS of NINIETIEIEN lFORTYfONlE 'YGY7 'YNY' 'FKWYT' 'NKOJVF 'YGJV' 'WLGYF 'TROY' 'WQQJV' '. x0.:V 10.9 5 fx in C' ,Wy fp ',L4 f' i ELEANOR LAJEUNESSE ffElly!l 56 Lovell Avenue, Windsor Deerfield School, 1957 Class Treasurer 35 Fashion Show 2g A. A. 3 Business CHARLOTTE LAQUERRE Claarle 85 Faneuil Street, Wilson Deerfield School, 1936 Glee Club 2, 5g junior Prom Ticket Committee Success OLGA LEWIS Louie Matianuck Avenue, Windsor Deerfield School, 1957 Glee Club 1, 2g Fashion Shows 1, 2, 35 G. R. A. Business 0 w ' l23l Tflllf 'lillFQiXilfS cMf FQfIPQHE FHETETQ' l?lDl f1 Yi CDPQTE nnmurfnafbfwnunuvffwxwvnfwmuvnfwumvnPwxnrfnwxnv1fwfmvnfw1mv1 N .ry K. I -- 1 J 5 MILDRED LOOBY Ulla!!! 1 1609 Main Street, Poquonock john M. Niles School, 1937 Fashion Shows 1, 2g G. R. A. 3 Business ALBERT LUKSTAS Abbie 699 Palisado Avenue, Wintlstwr H, Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Travel l ada' DOROTHY MACKEY Dol River Street, Poquonock john M. Niles School, 1937 Fashion Board Business H C l' 1241 Show lg Shorthand Awards 5 4 Tunxis '7KnLc,k3gfT IWHETUNXlSofNINETEENINMMNDONE 'XWIW 'vJAU 'RDI' 'YNY' 'WWI' 'WWI' 'KWYR 'WHY' uhJ 'YNY' SHIRLEY WALLACE MAIN . ftp Lee ff 218 P1'eston Street, Windscmr I H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Loudspeaker Staff 4, Fashion Show 1, 2g junior Prom Committeeg G. R. A. 3, Happy Hours , Sonia , Belle Of Bagdadng A. A. 3, 4g Tunxis Board Stenographer BENJAMIN MARKOWSKI Ben 31 Tunxis Street, Poquonock john M. Niles, 1937 Perfect Attendance 1 Machinist If l MARION FRANCES MASON MaiJi6l' 82 Colton Street, Windsor ' Deerfield School, 1938 I , lf Glee Club lg Class Gift Committeeg Fashion Show -.mf I 3, A. A. 1, 2, G. R. A. 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 1, Honor Roll 1, 4, Tunxis Boardg Home Room Rep- resentative 3 Business l25l IJ W' 65,1925 d lhllf 'TTIJISIFKIISS mmf FQ'll JlE'TTlElEIFNi T?CDlEL1T'BTfKDlNJHE fwonufffwonufafwonuvefwonufffwunufffwunufffwonofafwunurnfwonufnfwunure BETTY R. MAYCOCK rfBelf: 49 Lovell Avenue, Wintlscmr Deerfield School, 1938 Dramatic Club 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Short- hand Awards 3, 4, A. A. lg G. R, A. 3, 4g Globe Trotter's Club, Secretary 3g Fashion Show 3 Business and Travel HELEN TERRY MAZONAS X Macktown Road, Windstar H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Fashion Show 1, 2, Shorthand Awards 1, Adver- tising for Fashion Show 1 HW .A -.ln GARDENER H. MCCABE ffMdL,11 36 Prospect Street, Windscmr H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4g Soccer 43 Track 3, 4 Business l26l Club 4, Glee Club 13 Honor Roll 1, 2g A. A. 'JFHE TUNXJIS oil: NlINlETlElEN FURTYQONE 'YNY' v.0Y 'KQV' 'YWY' 'YWYW 'WWI' 'RHI' 'KWYR 'YNY' uAu HELEN MARY MEGLIN Nellie V 215 Rainbow Road, Rainbow john M. Niles School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 25 Tunxis Board 45 Fashion Shows 1, 2, 3 . Business ' vw' fl gl -IOSEPHINE MARY MELE H1077 38 Bina Avenue, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1937 G. R. A., Fashion Show 1 Business HENRY B. MOCARSKI ffspikefl 576 Park Avenue, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Accordionist or Teacher F , l27l Q- Hfllli 5IVlIPJ3ilfS Gd? BJIFQHETFIEIEPQ lFlDlKTflfflDPQlE fwunur1fwunur1fwuaurnfwunurnfsunurnffunornffun rnfsunufnfwuaurnffummvn FLORENCE ROSE MORRIS Fz1dgie Matianuck Avenue, Windstar H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Art Club 1, 4, Loudspeaker Staff 4, Sophomore Hop Committee, Class Officer 2, Junior Prom Committee, Ring Com- mitteeg Student Body, Secretary 4, Home Room Rep- resentative 3g Glee Club President 1, 43 Honor Roll 1, Hiking Club 33 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Will Com- mitteeg Cast of Happy Hours , Sonia , Belle of Bagdadn - Business X Cl ' 4.6 3 ' C29 4 EDWIN N. MORTENSEN Speed 102 Poquonock Avenue, Windstmr H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Undecided 1 - 1 v ,f 'X 'l'.H'aV5i 97 fl! JOHN JOSEPH NARKIEWICZ ffNdk7Y 74 E. Barber Street, Wilstvn Roger Wolcott School, 1937 A. A. 1, 2, 4 Undecided l28l G. R. A. 3 'llill'lllE TUNXIS of NINETEEN FURTYQUNE wwf wwf wwf wwf' wwf wwf wwf 'RDI' www www STELLA G. N ASUTA Shorty 3 Rod Road, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, Shorthand Awards 4 Secretarial School 1 l EDWARD NAUDZUS HEd'l 10 Greenfield Street, Windstar H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Further Education ,x , V,- MARY ELIZABETH O'NEILL tfMayrv 131 Rood Avenue, Windsor Deerfield School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 25 Librarian 13 Cast of Happy Hours , Sonia , Dramatic Club 4g Tunxis Board 43 Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Prom 35 A. A. 2, 3, 4g Dressmaker , C9' Kali , 1291 UT WI FI lflLlTQ 341155 mmf FQ'IlNJlEfI'lElZlbJ I9KDlFlTF'EfalDl JlE fwunurafwcnuvofwonurafsonurafwunufafwonuvffwonufefwonurffwunufafwunurf SARKIS G. PAPELIAN HPgp'7 729 Matianuck Avenue, Windsor Rockville High School, 1938 Machinist Jwrw JOHN C. PARRY tx ,. Hldcku 34 Lovell Avenue, Windsorp Deerfield School, 1937 junior Prom 3g A. A. 2, 4 Commercial Photographer - ,U IRENE ELIZABETH PLUNGE IPR671621 68 Rainbow Road, Rainbow john M. Niles School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4g Tunxis Board 43 Shorthand Awards 3, 4g Fashion Show lg junior Prom 3g Ring Committee 3g G. R. A.g Cast of Happy Hours , Sonia , Smile A While , Belle of Bagcladu Business MV l50l rll lHIlE TUNXIS of NllNlETlEll-EN FORTYQUNE wwf www wwf 'Khin wwf www wow www www wwf HAZEL GRACE PRATT Hazel 531 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Property Manager 43 Gift Committee 45 Fashion Show 1, 2g Perfect Attendance 31 A. A. 1, 2g G. R. A. 2, 3, 4g Cast of Happy Hours , Smile A While , Sonia Business ,V .!t 'Ji' SHIRLEY ANTOINETTE PURNELL shi,-zff 64 Wilson Avenue, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1938 Dramatic Club 13 Vice-President 1g Class Treasurer 25 President Globe Trotters 23 A. A, 1, 2, 33 Fashion Show 23 Class Prophecy Committee, Sophomore Hop 2 Further Education CARRIE WHITE QUAGGIN Carrie 1760 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor Windsor Locks High School, 1940 Dramatic Club 4g Tunxis Board 4g G. R. A. 43 Shorthand Awards 4 . Interpreter .ff l3Il if cl 0 rlfll-lllE TUNXIS of N1IN1ETlElEN lFOR'll1Ya0lNlE wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf I' BERNARD NELSON REYNHOLDS Swede 28 Midian Avenue, Witmdstmr Dcerheld School, 1937 A. A. 1.3 Undecided BETTYE JEAN ROBINSON Slim 99 Hillcrest Road, Windstar Davis High School, Mt. Vernon, New York, 1939 Secretarial School gn DOROTHY SERENE ROSE ffD0tYY 45 Cook Hill Road, Windsor H. Sidncv Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 21 Tunxis Board 4g Shorthand Awards 2. 43 Fa Happy 2 5 4 vfa shion Show 1, 23 A. A. 1, 23 G. R. A. 3, 4, Hours 1g Smile A While 2, Honor Roll Business ls 21 'ISIIBE fIVIlfQfXillS mmf PQllPQlE'1T1ElEFQ' I7lDlRfllYTflDPQlE fwunuref1unuf1fwunur1rwunuf1fwunuf1fwunuf1fwonufffwunurefsunufffsoauro MURIEL LOUISE ROYCE Red , RuJty 108 Broad Street, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 25 Hiking Club 35 Prophecy Com- mittee 45 Fashion Show 15 A. A. 35 G. R. A. 3, 4 Business i I ,J 2 llc fqy RUTH LEILA SANFORD Ruthie 41 Welch Avenue, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Dramatic Club 15 Loudspeaker Will Committee 45 junior Prom 35 G. R. A. 3, 4 Business - 'U lwjiy f 7ff.2f MARGARET ROSE SCHILLINGER Marge , Shorty Station No. 16 Deerfield School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 Gift Committee 45 Shorthand Awards 3, Fashion Shows 1, 2, 45 junior Prom 35 A. A. 35 Happy Hours 15 Smile A While 25 Sonia 35 Belle of Bagdadn 45 Home Room Representative 2, 4 UI1dCCiClCCl Ive, aj 9 , ' u - L U 5 f .. .nA.f.., lssl Staflf 1, 25 Class A. A. 1, 2, 3 fi, if TTHETUNXlS0fNINETEEN FORTYADME fwonurefwcnuwefwunufafwunufffwonufefwunufffwenuvefwonufafwunufefwonnvn Jeff EUGENE JOHN STANDOW ffGeneU 924 Palisado Avenue, Windsor Alfred Plant School Class Will Committee 4 Business . ', 1' GEORGE ANTHONY SIMMONS swf Hayden Station, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Club 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4g Track 4 Machinist l EDWARD ANTHONY STANKEVICH Stanley 31 Barber Street, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Happy Hours , Sonia , Belle of Bagdadng Dramatic Club 52 Club 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Hop Committee Undecided ls4l THE TIUNXIS of NINIETIEIEIN IFORTYQONIE 'v.hy ' 'Khf' 'Khfw 'Wahl' 1.hY ' fihi' 4.h.V 'Khin 'Khin 'Khin WILLIAM LOUIS STOELZEL HBH!!! 31 Hayden Avenue, NXfindsor H. Sydney Hayden School, 1958 Glee Club 3, Hi-Y 35 Debating Club 3 Post Graduate and Michigan Tech F ff . .1 4 , ,S X LORETTA ANN SULLIVAN ffsuzzyf Cook Hill Road, windsor A H. sidney Hayden school, 1937 .ff French Club 3g Dramatic Club 4, Committee foley' Class Night, Perfect Attendance 2, junior Prom Com-I ' mittee, G. R. A. 3, 4 Business DOROTHY IRENE TAYLOR MDG!!! 390 Rainbow Road, Poquonock john M. Niles School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Belle of Bagdadug Hiking Club 33 Loudspeaker Staff 4, Tunxis Board, Fashion I Show 1, 2, 33 G. R. A. 3, 4 Business lssl 'll ll-IE flFlUN'XIS- of NINETEEN FORTlI'f0NlE wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf 'wwf www wwf JAMES R. TESTA j1mmy 58 Skitchewaug Street, Wilson Roger Wolctmtt School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Club 3, 4, Loudspeaker Staff 1, 2, 33 Sports Editor 3g President of Class 23 Chairman of Sophomore Hop Com- mittee, School Band 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 'Assistant Man- ager 1, Manager 2, Publicity Manager Basketball 1, 2, 3, junior Prom Committee, Publicity Chairman 3, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4 Sports Writer or Announcer ALDRICH R. THOMAS ffRifhH 113 Preston Street, Windsrmr H. Sidney Hayden School, 1936 Tennis, Hi-Y, A. A. CJ K College MARGUERITE ALICE TISHENBACK Rita , Tim 15 Rosemont Avenue, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, 1937 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 33 Hiking Club 3g A. A. 2, 5, 4, G. R. A. 3, 4, junior Prom, Tunxis Board - Business K tm gk THIE TIUNXIS of NINETEIEN lF0lR'll'YfUNlE 'WWI' 'RHI' 'ROY' 'WWI' 'RHI' 'RHI' 'KOYW 'KWJV3 'cWJ ' 'WUNYW EMILY TOWNROE ffEmily!7 412 Palisado Avenue, Windsor Norwalk junior High School, 1938 French Club 55 Dramatic Club 25 Committee for Class Night, G. R. A. 3, 43 Hiking Club 3, Honor Roll 3. 4 Nursing JOSEPH URICCHIO Hloefl 19 Brown Avenue, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1957 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Track 1, 3, 4, Manager 2, A. A, 1, 2, 5, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, Club 4 Travel l Hr C. MARIE VARESIO ffElgeU 54 Bina Avenue, Wilson Roger Wolcott School, Wilson, 1937 Fashion Shows 1, 2, Prophecy Committee 4, G. R. A. 4 Business .1 6 1371 UTHETHE 'IllIFQfXilSS mmf FQllPQH2'lflEHEfN' I?QDH fIlBfflDPQlE CWUAUVRCYUHUVWCWUAUVR'WuhUV1'WUAUVRFWUAUVWCWUAUVW'WuhuV1'WuhuVW'WuhoV' ROBERT WADE Bud 220 Preston Street, Wlindsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 FRANCIS VENDETTA HF1'c17'Z7ZjlU Ml 20 Upton Street, Wilstun Roger Vlolcott School, 1937 Track 3, fig A. A, 2, 3, 4, Prophecy Committee Mechanic Glee Club 1, Z, 3, fig Tennis Cluh 1, 2g Class Representative fi Radio Technician all . l N 6k:Pcl1,Lz,,, NELSCN MARTIN XVILLIAMS, JR. Po0ney 17 Sycamore Street, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1957 Hi-Y Club 5, 4g Merchant Marine l33l Tennis 1, 2, 5, 43 Football 3 'lilllfi 1TllIFQfFKllS5 mmf EQ lfQhICdTlEfICFQ- TiKDlE 7TlEKa-IDINITE fwunufnfucnurnfwunufafwunofffwnnufafwunufnfucnurefwunffefwuaufefwunuff WALTER E. WARLEY Curley 184 East Street, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Glee Club 1, Club 1g Tennis Manager 1, Soccer 25 Track 1 Travel vcocrdy ALEXIS G. WOLLOVETZ PPGUOPH 548 Park Avenue, Windsor H. Sidney Hayden School, 1937 Prophecy Committee Aeronautics H g. .f,, . ,arg IRENE VICTORIA ANN WILKAILIS ffReneel! 1723 Poquonock Avenue john M. Niles School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Loudspeaker Stal? 4, Tunxis Board, Per- fect Attendance 3g G. R. A. 4, Cast of Smile A While , Belle of Bagdadn Further Education f isol ' 1 1:1 ,J Ya J x, -4 I . , 41461. V .r.f. ,1MZ A Q ,,. ,'NN ' x 'IIIIHE TTUJlFJFKISS arf l lIFql31TlElEINV IFCDIKTTIY-IJFQIE fwunurnffenurefwonuveffonurffwonurffwunufwfwonurefwonurnfwunufefwunure i ANN TERRY WINCHESTER ffAnn,'! 592 Poquonock Avenue Deerfield School, 1937 Glee Club 1, 2g French Club 3, 4g Treasurer of French Club 3g Secretary of French Club 4g Dramatic Club 3g Debating Club lg Hiking Club 3, Loudspeaker Staff 2, 3, 4g A. A. 3, 4, Tunxis Boardg G. R. A. 3g D. A. R. Award, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary,4 College T I N grwexyfifigkieQQQQQEQQHLQEQQQ I his ii THE FACULTY AND UNDERGRADUATES OF IOHN FITCH HIGH SCHOOL IOIN IN WISHING THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1941 A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS FUTURE. 23 H PV? 2 PJ? 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Testa Gardner McCabe Raymond Butryman Albert Fisher William Stoelzel Michael Kostyk Aldrich Thomas William Stoelzel 'THE TUNXIS of NINETEEN FORTYfONE wwf wwf wwf 'RDI' 'RHI' wwf N011 wwf 'RHI' Nuff CELEBRITIES . . Done Mort for john Fitch High Mort Po pillar Optimirtir Perrimirtic Mort Lihely to Succeed Bert Looking Mort Athletic Bert Drerred Bert Drug with the Farulty lVorrt Drag with the Farulty Bert Perronality H earl-B reaher Mort Sophirtieated N oiriert Quietert Cutert lVittiert Happy-go-lurhy Bert Danfer Bert Sport Tearer Clarr Lozferr Actor-Artrerr Seriozzr Sayr Mort-Think: Sayr Leart-Thinhr Firrt Married Bert Natured Mort Artirtic Mort Sarmrtic Bert Hoohey Player Lrtchiert Stzrhhorn Marital Modert Clarr Baby Smallert Tallert Mort Studiozzr l Leart Mort 451 GIRL Constance Gordon Irene Evans Frances Gordon Florence Bloom Ann Winchester Dorothy Rose Olga Federkiewicz Florence Bloom Olga Federkiewicz Marguerite Tischenback Charlotte LaQuerre Marion Mason Barbara Griswold Marguerite Tischenback Dorothy Mackey Frances Higgins Charlotte LaQuerrc Mildred Looby Irene Evans Dorothy Taylor Marguerite Tischenback Shirley Purnell Constance Gordon Dorothy Mackey Marguerite Tischenback Mary Gherard Helen Mazonas Charlotte I.aQuerre Constance Gordon Loretta Sullivan Alice Kula Shirley Purnell Mildred Charbonnier Shirley Main Frances Higgins Betty Maycock Loretta Sullivan Nellie Meglin Mary Gherard Til-lllE TUNXIS oil: NllNlETviElEN lFURTYaONlE 'L0.i'T '10.v v.iH.9'q 'KWIW 'YNY' k.6U ' 'YGIF 'KGIW 'Khin 'RHI' 111 Rau'-Left to right-Miss Elizabeth Bridge, Adviser, Olga Federlciewicz, Irene Evans, Helen Elinisk Betty Maycoclc, Mary Gherard, Constance Gordon, Genevieve Elinisky, Florence Y, Morris, Ruth Sanford, Loretta Sullivan, Miss May Moore, Adviser. 2nd Rau'-Left la right-Miss Sylvia Bloom, Adviserg Betty Clyne, Shirley Purnell, Emily Townroe, Marion Mason, William Carpenter, Audrey Ahrens, Hazel Pratt, Frances Gordon, Frances Higgens, Miss Katherine V, Fleming, Adviser. 3rd Rau'-Left lo riglol-Rosemary Cerutti, Louise Corban, Eugene Standow, james Testa, Alexis Wollovetz, Michael Hyrnchuck, Milton Easton, Francis Vendetta, Norma King, Muriel Royce, Margaret Schillenger. CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEES CLASS WILL-Mildred Charbonnier, Betty Clyne, Florence Morris, Ruth Sanford, Eugene Standow, FACULTY Anvisea: Miss Elizabeth Bridge. GLASS GIFTS-Audrey Ahrens, William Carpenter, Milton Easton, Irene Evans, Constance Gordon, Frances Higgins, Marion Mason, Hazel Pratt, Margaret Schillinger, Loretta Sullivan, FACULTY Aov1sER: Miss Mary Moore. CLASS HISTORY-Rosemary Cerutti, Louise Corban, Genevieve Elnisky, Olga Feder- 'kiewicz, Mary Gherard, Michael Hyrnchuk, Betty Maycock, james Testa, FACULTY Aovissnz Miss Sylvia Bloom. CLASS PROPHECY-Frances Gordon, Norma King, Shirley Purnell, Muriel Royce, Emily Townroe, Marie Varesio, Francis Vendetta, Alex Wollovetzg FACULTY ADVLSER: Miss Katherine V. Fleming. l'46l THE TUNXIS of NINIETIEIEIN FURTYHUNE www wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf 'mmf' wwf www www ADDRESS UF WELCOME PARENTS, FRIENDS, AND TEACHERS:- This will probably be the last event of this nature in which the Class of 1941 will participate as a group. An occasion such as this will be one of joy and light- heartedness, not one of solemnity. Everyone present has come for an enjoyable and humorous evening, so let us all relax, sit back in our seats and enjoy the Class Night Exercises of the Class of 1941. FRANCIS DELANEY. Q m M . . CLASS HISTORY . . FRESHMAN YEAR 193 7-1938 September 8, 1937 was a momentous and bewildering day for the Class of '41, We went scurrying through the halls trying to find rooms which were always eluding us. Can you tell me where the Latin room is, please? . . . Next to the Library. . . . But where's the library? Aftera week or so, however, we felt as though we had always been students at the high school. In the fall, the soccer team, under the leadership of Coach Wilson, had a very successful season. Our maroon and grey were unbeaten and captured the Central Valley League Championship. Le Cercle Francais was reorganized in November, under the able guidance of Miss Lillian Fischer. The combined Glee Clubs and the School Band presented, on November 12, the smashing musical show, Happy Hours, an original operetta written by the students under the leadership of Miss Dickerman. Several members of our class were in the chorus. Coach john E. Powers' basketball team captured the league championship and so gained the Class B finals. The Twentieth Annual Concert was presented on April 22, by the combined Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs, accompanied by the Band. H On April 27, under the auspices of the Music Department, the Hartford Symphony Orchestra offered a concert to the entire student body. In May the Home Economics Classes showed us what they had been doing in the world of fashion in an operetta entitled, The Suzanne Shop. Hurray! Vacation. Our freshman days are over! SOPHOMORE YEAR 1 938-1939 Bright-eyed, smiling, and elegantly dressed described the Class of '41 as it greeted John Fitch High in September 1938! As Sophomores, we were what our name sug- gested, the wise fools. Our first assignment was trying to make a favorable impression upon our new teachers, Miss Edith Bradley, Miss Rose Robustelli, Mr. John Rimosukas, an alumnus of this school, and Mr. Leonard Clark. We hope the Class of '41 has not made life too miserable for them. This year, because of an increased enrollment, a new time system was devised. Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors reported at 8:30 a. m. and left at 12:12 p. m. l'47I 'Ill-IIIE TIUNXIS of NINIETEEN FORTYRONE x0J 'RBI' x.V9J ' 'KWYW 'RHI' 'ROI' 'WWI' 'x0J 'WWI' 'YNY' The poor insignificant freshmen toiled throughout the day, their class hours being from 10:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. At the first class meeting the following officers were elected: Prerident ...........,...........,.........,i..,...................,i..,,........,i.......i...... JAMES TESTA Vire-Preridenf ..,....................,....t..........,,.,....,.....l...,.. FLORENCE MORRIS Secretary l.................. ...........,,,..,,.... I RENE EVANS A Treruurer ..,..t......i................................................................,...... HELEN Misxx ,spanaar .........,............,....,............,...........,.,.............. MR. LEONARD CLARK For the fourth consecutive year the Homemaking Department won first place in the Homemaking Contest with local schools. We had proven that we were exceptional. The Department also presented the two successes, There Was An Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe and l'Renovating Rosie. The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss C. Louise Dickerman, presented a musical, Sonia, The Girl From Russia, which was most successful. Our Class of '41 also established as an annual event the Sophomore Hop, so anxiously anticipated by all. We were fortunate in basketball, winning fifteen games and losing three, which placed us second in Class B. As for soccer, we won six out of the nine games. Toward the close of the year, we were sorry to hear of the resignations of Miss Martha Downs, Miss Caroline Keeler, and Dr. Harold Bender. With the coming of spring fever and the appearance of tired faces, we were given a chance to recuperate from those decisive exams. We Were Off On Our Summer Vacation! ' IUNIOR YEAR 1939-1940 As juniors, we trudged through the same familiar halls. To our advantage three new teachers joined our facultyg namely, Miss Elizabeth Bridge, Miss,Louise Steeves, 'and Mr. Reuben johnson. Each contributed something new to our curriculum. Miss Steeves organized the Girl's Recreational Association with the motto, A Sport For Every Girl And A Girl For Every Sport. Miss Bridge started the Globe Trotters Club for those interested in world affairs from an unprejudiced point of view. Mr. Johnson added safe driving instructions for those students wishing to participate. In the regular course of school activities the following events were prominent: The class officers were: Prerident .................. ............, N ICHOLAS CRUSSANA Vice-Preridenr ........... ............ W ILLIAM CARPENTER Secretary .....................................................,..........,...................... IRENE EVANS Trermrrer .....................,.......................................,. ELEANOR LAJEUNESSE Mr. Bochman, wearing the letter W presented to him the preceding year by Mr. Hoyt, visited our school and influenced us greatly with his talk, Hidden Treasures. In anticipation of Christmas, the combined Glee Clubs planned and presented an original program. Carolers, properly attired, walked majestically through the corridors singing hymns. Many of our classmates participated in the Glee Club presentation, Smile A While. Under the direction of Miss Steeves, the Dramatic Club presented two one-act plays, Jeanne d'Arc and, Who Gets The Car Tonight ? , starring Constance Gordon and Michael Hrynchuk. i-181 THE TUNXIS of NINETEEN lFOlRTY'0NlE x0J 'RUBY' i.0J 'RHI' 'RHI' 'RHI' 'Wahl' 'RBI' 'WHY' 'WWI' The basketball team maintained their excellent record by winning thirteen out of seventeen games. Our first step toward graduation was the selection of our class rings. The standard crest was retained with a slight variation in style. Another exciting event of the year was the Junior Prom, which was the climax to our social calendar. SENIOR YEAR 1940-1941 In September we found old john Fitch High School completely renovated. Most of our familiar trademarks were gone-the initials cn the desks, the writing on the walls, and the gum under our seats. We eagerly assumed our responsibilities as seniors. At our first meeting we elected the following class officers: Premienz ,,.,.,.,,...,.r,,......,,..i...........................,..............., FRANCIS DELANEY Vire-Preriderrz .,,..... .,,.....,.,.......... W ILLIAM CARPENTER Sefrezary ...,......i........................,..... ..... ............ A N N WINCHESTER Trearurer ,..,..........,...............r,.......................,,...... ..NICHOLAS CRUSSANA Snifhng at our heels was the Loudspeaker. Woe to those who were captured- for their secrets were quickly publicized. The French Club continued along its course without a country to back it, but it certainly had support under the capable direction of its new advisor, Miss Sylvia Bloom. The oflicers included: President, Florence Bloomg Vice-President, Margaret Greenwood, Secretary, Ann Winchester, Treasurer, Rosemary Cerutti. - The Dramatic Club, having the largest membership in years, chose Constance Gordon, as president. Several sketches were presented for the enjoyment of all its members. Utilizing all the materials at its disposal, the Art Club painted its way into a new wonderland of color, producing what we considered real masterpieces. The Glee Club traveled along the musical road to Bagdad, where they pitched their tents and presented a new and exciting hit, The Belle of Bagdadf' Among the leading characters in this musical were Milton Easton, Pauline St. Louise, Constance Gordon, and Irene Plunge. One late October morning, we skipped to school in bows and overalls. It was Baby Day! Our teachers thought we looked quite natural. In the field of sports, the soccer team was very successful. Six games were won, two were tied, and two lost. If the Central Connecticut Valley League had been con- tinued, Windsor would have held first place. Although we were not so successful in basketball as we had been in previous years, we did enter the state tournament. Our baseball team started the season with great success. We broke Glastonbury's unusual record of winning ten consecutive games. Early in March, following the junior-Senior basketball game, a jitterbug contest was held. A faculty jury selected the champions. As we are about to become a part of that great mass of bread-winners, we would like to look back on our last four years spent here and express this parting message to all: We intend to bring into realization some of the ideals and virtues we have gained and to diffuse them in an endless journey far from their source of creation. And as we advance, we shall be aware of the fact that our abilities are limitless. We shall use our basic knowledge as a foundation for our future life. We hope that those who are with us today will then be proud to say, He was my classmate. l49il TTIIIE TTIJTFJPKIIS cMf FQTIP IE FIEIEFSI I7lDI flfhfflDPqIE cwuaurafwonufacwunufacwunurafwonuvnffceurefwunurafwunufacwunurafvunufe . . CLASS PROPHECY . . Time-Ten years hence. Place--Times Square. Setting-Newsstand. Cart-Frances Gordon, Marie Varesio, Muriel Royce, Shirley Purnell, Francis Vendetta, Alexis Wollovetz, Emily Townroe, Norma King. - NEWS BULLETINS -- BERNARD REYNHOLDS HAS JUST BEEN APPOINTED FIRST SELECTMAN OF WINDSOR. ROOSEVELT APPOINTS MARY GHERARD AND BETTY MAYCOCK LATEST AMBASSADORS TO SHANGSHING. WORLD RECORD 'HIGH JUMP OF 10 FEET ESTABLISHED BY ALDRICH THOMAS, HEAD ATHLETIC COACH OF CONNECTICUT UNIVERSITY. WILLIAM STOELZEL, WELL-KNOWN DEBATER, INVITES SUGGES- TIONS FOR GETTING RID OF HITLER. JAMES FOXWELL, FAMOUS MATHEMATICIAN, DIISCLOSES GREAT SCIENTIFIC TRUTH, GOO MINUS MOO EQUALS FOO. Newrboy-Wall Street Extra! Wall Street Extra! Get your New York Times! Read all about the STANKEVICH-EVANS LAWSUIT. G-I wonder if that is Irene Evans who was graduated from high school with us? Let's buy a paper. Got 2 cents, Marie? Newrboy-Two cents, this is an extra, lady. Hand over 5 cents. V--How times have changed! EDWARD STANKEVICH, well-known Wall Street banker lost 35100,000 in a breach of promise suit against him by IRENE EVANS, prominent Follies girl. IRENE'S attorney, FRANCES VENDETTA, moved the jury to tears by his convincing appeal. WALTER WARLEY, attorney for the defense, elo- quently refuted the arguments of the attorney for the plaintiff but was unable to per- suade the jury when they saw the youthful innocence of MISS EVANS. G-That is the famous trial over which JUDGE ANACLETO ALBERTI presided. No wonder IRENE won, three of her old friends, GARDNER MCCABE, FRANCIS DELANEY, and DONALD FONTAINE were on the jury. V-Well, well, POPULAR MOVIE IDOL VISITING NEW YORK. WILLIAM CARPENTER, winner of the National Beauty Contest for men, will give a lecture on, How to Attract the Feminine Sex, before starting on his new picture with talented NORMA KING as his leading lady. G-Boy, what an advertisement! JOSEPHINE FERRANTI is exhibiting at one of the leading department stores her collection of fraternity pins. Her collection includes one from every college in the country. Newrboy-Sports edition just out! GRAKOWSKY HOMER IN THE SECOND PULLS YANKEES OUT OF SLUMP! G-That's JOE GRAKOWSKY who was in our shorthand class. He has taken over the envious record of Babe Ruth. Aside from this, he runs a training camp for rookies in the deep South of Poquonock. V-Think of it, EDWIN MORTENSEN, known as Rough-Riding Speed Morten- sen, has given up Rodeo life and has settled down on his cattle ranch in Bogolusa, Texas. ISOI THE'UUNX1SofNINETEEN'FORTYJH E 'KWIT WL0J 'XWI' 'XWY' 'RHI' 'KGJV' 'XWI' 'XWI' 'WWI' 'XWI' G-Look in the Theatre Section and see what's playing at the Plaza tonight, Marie. V-Here's a program of the Theatre, and it says that MICHAEL HRYNCHUK, former usher, doorman, ticket tearer, bouncer, marquee changer, and dish distributor has just been made manager. I see that ALBERT FISHER is now head of his own Dramatic School in Hollywood. He is coaching ROSEMARY CERUTTI and LOUISE CORBAN, two outstanding character actresses of the day, for their opening performance to be held at the Theatre june 20 and 21. l'Let's take in the show tonight, Fran ? V--BARBARA GRISWOLD has just been given the leading role in the musical comedy, Sophisticated Lady. It is expected that she will make a big hit as star of the show. CHARLOTTE LAQUERRE is now employed in Radio City Music Hall teaching the world-famed Rockettes. G-Gosh, Charlotte always was so modest about her ability, and I am so glad to hear that she is such a success. G-Remember BENJAMIN MARKOWSKI, the fellow who was so quiet in high school? Well, it says here that BENNIE is not the quiet, shy person that his colleagues once knew. He has become Mexico's favorite matador, having thrown forty- nine bulls in one day. fEnters-Norma King--takes a copy of CLASH and hands newsboy 10 cents., G-Don't think I'm too forward, but aren't you Norma King? K-What are you doing in New York, Fran? I thought you were in Hawaii? G-I'm on a short visit to the States, and I certainly am glad to see you after all these years. You know Marie Varesio, don't you? Marie, you remember Norma King from high school? V-Why yes, how do you do, Norma? K-Tell me, what are you and your sister doing? G-I'm social editor of the Hawaiian news, and CONNIE is on Broadway right now acting in the last play she produced. She's been doing very nicely of late. By the way, MARGARET SCHILLINGER stopped in Hawaii while on her third tour of the world. On her next visit, she is going to teach the natives the dance of the Islands. V-Yum, yum, this makes me thirsty. New drink recently put on the market by one of the fair sex. MURIEL ROYCE has finally tired of drinking Strawberry Cokes, and through modern science has patented a new drink to be called the ROYCE SPECIAL. We'll have to try one of those. K-Here's an announcement of DOTTY TAYLOR'S Dress Shop on Fifth Avenue. On her last trip abroad, Dotty brought back many original ideas. She has designed and is now making a dress for Mrs. Roosevelt. Mrs. Willkie recommended her. V-MARY O'NEIL is running a little modiste shop on Fifth Avenue also, and two of our old classmates, RUTH SANFORD and SHIRLEY PURNELL are her models. Due to Shirley's modeling of sweaters, Mary has to fly to Paris every week for new stock. Ruth creates the hats with frills and dips with the aid of kitchen utensils. They receive the adoration of women, but amused glances from men. ' fEnter-Shirley Purnell and Muriel Roycej R-The Congressional Record, please. R-Look what I found in this magazine. JOHN GUERRIERO is a famous criminal lawyer. He remembered all his business law tests and training in Miss Fleming's class, and Congress has just recommended him to occupy the position of District Attorney in the fast-growing town of Wilson. I notice, too, that FRANCIS HIGGINS has become Secretary of State under Governor Monroe. Gosh, here's news about HAROLD lill THIE TUNXIS of NINIETIEIEN IFORTY-ONE 10J ' 'WRYR x0.i ' 'RHI' 'KWY3 'XOI' 'RHI' 'KHI' 'ROI' 'YNY' ENGSTROM. He recently introduced into Congress his bill advocating more vacations and less homework. P--Muriel, for goodness sake, look, here's Fran and Marie. By the way Marie, I heard you've been demonstrating typewriting techniques in the city high schools. How fast are you typing now? V-My highest speed is only 299 words a minute. G-Don't be so modest, Marie. I know you have hit 300. P-QPicks up a copy of READER'S DIGEST. Q Oh, look! Here's a review cf HELEN MAZONAS' latest book entitled, How to become a Successful Housewife in Six Easy Lessons. R-There are other literary lights in the class of '41. MARIE LABOUNTY has just published her latest essay, Variety Is the Spice of Life. HELEN GAILIS is now Chief Editor of the Book Reviews of the Month. Her last book was the 1o0orh she has completed reading. LORETTA SULLIVAN has just won the public's admiration for her latest creation, Sarcastic People , and MARION MASON, one of the foremost novelists of our time, has recently published her colossal work, Love, Man's Greatest Treasure. She has also started a romantic adventure, Heart Breaker, which will be presented to the public soon. F P-What do you expect? A class like this is bound to get into the limelight. R-And here's another: EDWARD NAUDZUS is now modeling Look-Rite Hats. It is his pleasant face you see looking down at you from all the billboards. G-The other day while traveling through the Everglades, I stopped at Shirley Main's Sweet Dreams Cabins. She really is doing a fine business due to her cheery personality. Shirley gave me a bit of juicy gossip. She said that ALEXIS WOLLO- VETZ, crack-stunt pilot of today, has been clipping chimneys off houses. He has everyone in the country running for cover because of his wild hedge-hopping antics in his airplane. R-By the way, I wonder what has happened to NICK CRUSSANA? I haven't seen him for years. V-Haven't you heard? He is playing a hurdy-gurdy now. He hired JOHN KRAUCUNAS to dance while he plays and sings to the lively strains of HENRY MOCARSKY'S rendition of Artie Shaw's Hot Concerto. G-Last week when I visited the UNIVERSITY OF WOES, I saw FLORENCE BLOOM and ANN WINCHESTER assisting Professor Schenker, and who, at the same time, should be getting the bums rush out of class by our old classmate of '41, FRANK BOYD. Great fellow, that Frankie. P-Well, well, look at this: FAMOUS NEWSPAPER WOMEN OF THE CENTURY. BERNICE CARNEY, great newspaper columnist, is now working in collaboration with Dorothy Thompson. AUDREY AHRENS has taken over the con- tinuation of Dorothy Dix's column since her retirement. Her stories have been very popular and much in demand. P-It says here that RAYMOND BUTRYMAN is a noted Windsor philosopher who has just announced his theory on, Study in the High School, and its contribution to the MORTAL. Newrboy-BROADWAY STAR SIGNS FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT AT COCOA- NUT GROVE! K-That's ALICE KULA. She is also planning to go to South America to give the Spanish a few lessons in the Rhumba. lvl THE TIUNXIS of NINETIEEN IFOIRTYQONIE '10J 'RHI' 'RHI' 'KWIW 'RHI' 'RHI' 'XOIB 'KUIB W.0i ' 'RHI' R-Have you done any shopping in New York, Fran? If not, be sure to drop into Macy's. OLGA FEDERICKWICZ is working on the ribbon and flower counter demonstrating the proper way to improve one s person by the wearing of fiowers. The crowds that congregate there every day are controlled by the policewoman, IRENE WILKIALIS. G-That's right, I can't remember ever seeing Olga in school without some kind of flower in those brunette tresses of hers. R-And notice the mob outside the show window every day. NELSON WILLIAMS is demonstrating the new Beauty-Rest mattress for a local mattress company. He works and sleeps simultaneously on a Beauty-Rest. W-fEnters reading ad from newspaper., MARGUERITE TISHENBACK has popularized her Tish Chewing Gum. She claims that her gum gives firmer jaw muscles and stronger teeth. She won the world's record last week when she consumed 2,000 packs in three weeks. fAccidentally bumps into newsboy and knocks down stand.j Newrboy-Why don't you watch where you're going? W-Here's 3510-go buy yourself some more papers. K-Here's a good one: OLGA LEWIS was recently voted best sandwich maker by the American Federation of Women. She can make a delicious sandwich at the rate of cne sandwich per three quarters of a minute. Her specialty is Ham and Eggs! She can also make a three-story Dagwood Bumstead Killer! V-Is FUDGIE MORRIS married yet? P-Yes, she finally married BOBBY DUDA after he completed his bridge across the Sahara. They are now touring a coffee factory for grounds for divorce. V-What has become of WALTER DANNER and MILTON EASTON, those famous serenaders? K-Oh! They have signed a ten-year contract with Station WHS. You will recall you heard them on the air the other day singing for the Children's Hour. Didn't JIMMY TESTA sound good swinging Mother Goose songs for the little tots? R-CARRIE QUAGGIN was on the same program reading bedtime stories to the youngsters. P-Listen to this! In Believe It Or Not by Ripley, it says, EUGENE STANDOW, after four years of scientific research at Schickskinny University, has finally discovered a method of removing splinters from wood alcohol. W-fEnters portraying circus ads.j Barnum 8: Bailey sign up New World Wonder. GEORGE SIMMONS, who has grown three feet since his graduation from high school, has just signed a two-year contract with the circus magnate for a tour of the world. JOHN NARKIEWICZ, known for his loud voice, has joined the World of Mirth Carnival, as a barker, introducing Stella. G-Here's one we missed: FIRST EXPEDITION TO REACH MARS. A Mars expedition using the new winged ball-bearing skates invented by LOUISE KRUCHUN has finally met with success. Under the leadership of HAZEL PRATT and DOROTHY ROSE, the following group set out for Mars having had practice roller skating home from high school: NELLIE MEGLIN, STEPHANIE CHORAZY, and DOROTHY MACKEY. K-The other day who was seen going by the high school but our little classmate BEVERLY FILKINS, who was home for a rest from her nerve-racking trapeze act in Barnum 8: Bailey. lssl 'll'HlE TUNXIS of NIINIETIEIEN FORTY-ONE 'RHI' 'RHI' 'KHI' 'RHI' 'RHI' 'KHIB 'RHI' k.HJV FKHJV' 'x.HJ R-Did you know she was arrested by Constable MICHAEL KOSTYK for shift- ing into third at a stop sign? However, she talked herself out of it and ran right into the gas pump at JOE URICCHIO'S Service Station. That was lucky because he guar- antees your car will leave his station fifty per cent better except for squeaking brakes, leaking fuel pump, and the constant clatter of numerous other minor parts. Newrlzoy-EAST POLE DISCOVERED BY HARRY ELLINGWOOD IN HIS PLANE! V-By the way, ROBERT WADE invented that famous auto plane. P-Did you know that LOUIS KOSAK, in his weekly news broadcast, startingly announced that HENRY DUDA discovered gold in his back yard? In the group of the fairer sex who rushed to help Henry dig his gold were: HELEN and GENEVIEVE ELNISKY, IRENE PLUNGE, BETTYE ROBINSON, STELLA NASUTA, and JOSEPHINE MELE. K-It was well that JENNIE KOLODZIEY saw the motion picture, Third Finger Left Hand, as it wasn't long after, that such an event took place in her life. V-There are three new businesses being formed in Windsor. ELEANOR LAJEUNESSE is running a lunch room at the Herman Elevator Lines. On the side, she is married to the head of the concern. ALBERT LUKSTAS is the operator of a successful chicken ranch in Windsor, and supplies all the eggs that the corny comedians lay. JOHN GRISKEWICZ is the head of a famous utility company manufacturing implements to be used in all the butcher shops in the town. R-I almost forgot to tell you that EDWARD DARCY, head of Windsor's Tobacco Growing Association, has been asked to take over all the tobacco companies in Connecti- cut? And, SARKIS PAPELIAN is one of WlHdSOf,S most successful market gardeners. He has over one hundred crops to his credit with nary a one spoiling. P-By the way, I hope I'm not interrupting you, Muriel? R-Oh no, go ahead. P-Well, what do you know about this. I ran into BETTE CLYNE the other day, and she is now nursemaid to the Five Quiz Kids. She has just finished reading all the works of Homer, Dante, Shakespeare, and Milton to them, and is going to start on Macaulay soon. R-Poor Bette, I bet she wishes they could be normal for at least a day. P-And you remember JOHN PARRY. Well, he was just appointed staff photographer for CLASH magazine. Pictures of our former classmates are published in the magazine from month to month. He has approached MILLIE CHARBONNIER to photograph a day in the life of a Woman boxer. G-Girls, I must tell you about MILDRED LOOBY. She is now working as a clerk in the Waterbury Clock Works. This company invented a clock solely for Mildred and .others like her. Every five minutes the clock tells the time in an audible voice. This allows Mildred to continue with her work without her usual craning of neck to gaze atthe clock. V-Fran, if we are going to go to the show tonight, we better drop in somewhere and get a bite to eat. ,G-Where shall we go? A V-I know, let's stop at EMILY'S TEA ROOM. You know Emily Townroe is running it. In fact the President stopped there for tea while on a tour of the nation's defenses. Her tea room has become a familiar landmark for all graduates of John Fitch High who have gone out into the world and made their fortunes. Other:-Do you mind if we join you? E543 Tflllf 'lfIlfNfXlIl5 inf .PJld5JIElFlEHElQ' IVlDlR'IlEK-lJPQlE fwunufffwunurefxunurefwunurefwunofafwunurefionufafwonurnfwunufffwonufe S. . CLASS WILL . . Let it be known with wide renown that we, the Class of 1941, having resided at the john Fitch High School, Town of Windsor, State of Connecticut for the past four years, and being of sound mind and body, find that our life at this school is coming to an end, and do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. To the Faculty we bequeath all the happy days that will come when we are gone. To the juniorr we give the lighted torch that we have held during the past four years. To the Sophomorer we leave the typewriters to be given a thorough cleaning before usm . To the Fgerlamen, James Testa leaves his talent of blulfing the way through four years of high school. To Mr. Hoyt, john Guerriero leaves all the white excuse slips he has succeeded in obtaining via the method Beg, Borrow or Steal. Marion Maron leaves her title of Heartbreaker dangling in the air hoping Janice Potter, Harriet Chagnon or Betty Shurtleff will claim it. joe Uriccbio leaves to his brother, Oscar, the ability to ,blush whenever spoken to by the fairer sex. Alice Kula leaves her unfailing success in playing hookey to Roberta Whittemore. William Carpenter lends his title of Best Looking Boy to Bob Easton. The mort recent novel Love 'Em and Leave 'Em, by Nicholas Crussana is willed to Frank McHugh. Francer Higginr leaves john Monroe in the custody of her beloved sister Polly, but during school hours only! . To Frank Chabot, Aldrich Thomas bequeaths his formula for growing tall. Betty jean Robinron wills to Miss Fleming's class her technique of typing with LONG fingernails. Mike Hrynrlauk leaves all his humor to Miss Mills so she will never be without a smile or chuckle. Frank Boyd gives to Morton Shoham the name of his personal barber to be patronized at least once a month. To all fnniorr concerned, Francis Delaney and Bob Duda leave their ability to get around Miss Bridge. 1 F Shirley Main leaves her musical ability to next year's Music History Class. john Kraueunar, so he will not be forgotten, gives all his funny noises to Wilfred Bennett. ' Shirley Purnell and Waller Warley devise their title of High School Lovers to Marie Hansen and Harold Sweeney. Helen Mazonar lends her title of First Married to Charlotte Drum. To johanna Begurla, Rita Tishenback leaves her book, Learn to Drive in Ten Easy Lessons. To Rena Pierbert, Frances Gordon leaves the job of washing dishes in the cafeteria. Norma King, Florence Morrir, and Rnlla Sanford give all their autographed library slips back to Miss Stowe. Edward Stankenifb leaves his newest method of jitterbugging to Edmond Barrieau. Connie Gordon leaves her motto, All Work and No Play to Mary Strother. To Mr. fohnron, the Class 1941 will their everlasting gratitude. Wilnerrer: ' RUTH SANFORD MILDRED CHARBONNIER BETTY CLYNE FLORENCE MORRIS EUGENE STANDOW .lssl 'll'l'lIlE 'IUNXIS of NINETEEN lFOR'lIlYa0NE mmf' wwf' wwf wwf fxwf' -'xox' -'wwf' 'KWI' wwf wwf . . CLASS GIFTS . . AUDREY AHRENS To Audrey we give this bar of candy- For she will think it simply dandy To munch and crunch and sometimes chew, For that is what she likes to do. ANACLETO ALBERTI You like to fuss in the Chemistry lab, To mix and fix all the things that you dare. We make you this gift-a test tube real fine. Remember it's glass-Please Handle with Care. FLORENCE BLOOM Teacher, teacher, in your ear, That's the word that you will hear. lf you tire of all these rhymes, Use this ruler at such times. FRANK BOYD We present you these scissors new, Their purpose should be plain to youg Trim your hair but once a week, And girls you will not have to seek. RAYMOND BUTRYMAN To the genius of music, Butryman, We give this super violin. He'll fiddle away his leisure time And make the lives of others sublime. BERNICE CARNEY Such ideas and such opinions Will have you leading great dominions. just to make sure we will hear you, Sound this bugle and draw us near you. WILLIAM CARPENTER Your wavy hair, your sunny smile Will always make your life worthwhile, So take this mirror and use it wellg In every girl's heart you'll. ring a bell. ROSEMARY CERUTTI In the future you will make Quite a rep , preparing cake. This spoon will help to mix your batter, And make your husband big and fatter. MILDRED CHARBONNIER Because she always has a pout, There is no shadow of a doubt, That she should read this funny bookg We all are sure 'twill change her look! f 1 f56l STEPHANIE CHORAZY Stephanie writes such high-grade poems A prize some day she'll win. But now take this reward from us- A statue made of tin. BETTY CLYNE A child dietician is your design, At feeding them you're sure to shine. Within your diets put this bread- just to make sure that they're well-fed. LOUISE CORBAN Louise will make a pretty nurse Of that we all are sure. This cap perched on her small, dark head Will be a lasting cure! NICHOLAS CRUSSANA , To Nick, who is always bragging, We'll give this little hle, Where he can keep his history Of all the things worthwhile. WALTER DANNER Danner, you're a great, big tease. You're really awfully scrappy. If you'll take this trusty slingshot- I'm sure 'twill make you happy! EDWARD DARCY As a doctor giving pills, You're the man that cures or kills. Here's a bottle that's sure to take Away your patient's stomach-ache. FRANCIS DELANEY Franny's hand's in every pie. He's helped our school with vim. And so to him this long, loud clap- We'll show we're proud of him! HENRY DUDA To Henry, our hard-working senior, We give this little bed- So he can rest his weary bones When they're feeling hard as lead. ROBERT DUDA A great engineer You'll be some day, So here's a slide rule, To help smooth your way. THE TUNXIS of NINETEEN FORTY-ONE -'xox' wwf wwf 'NDI' wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf MILTON EASTON To Milton goes this oaktag card, Its purpose don't you disregard. In grammar you were not the best, So on this card your eyes should rest. HARRY ELLINGWOOD Ellingwood works in a store, how sad! To him we give this pencil and pad. Practice when your work is light- Hope your answers come out right! GENEVLEVE ELNISKY If your beauty you'd enhance, Then learn more gracefully to dance. Much practice is the plan complete- Wait not for Fate, but train your feet. HELEN ELNISKY When you were sick with pneumonia We were sick with grief and pain. But if you'll use this hot-water bottle, You'll never catch cold again. HAROLD ENGSTROM There Once was avboy named Harold, Who delivered his papers on time, No customer of his would withhold, The charge for his service, two dimes. IRENE EVANS To Irene who always has a date We give this book to keep them straight So that trouble she will not borrow And her life won't end in sorrow! OLGA FEDERKIEWICZ You were voted most athletic Of the Class of '41, So take this tennis racquet And have yourself some fun. JOSEPHINE FERRANTI She doesn't miss a la or trick P Y , And boys, she sure knows how to pick, To her we give this coin for luck, And hope her soups will all be duck. BEVERLY FILKINS In this little box we want you to keep Your love letters safe and sound, So that other folks won't be surprised When they come snooping around. ALBERT FISHER Albert you're so modest You blush quick as a wink- So take this cooling camphor ice And keep your face pale pink. DONALD FONTAINE You like to chase the engine- Through wooded hill and plain. This fire-alarm, direction chart Will save wear on your brain. S 571 JAMES FOXWELL You'd make a good professor, From the bottom of your heart, So here's some horn-rimmed glasses To make you look the part. HELEN GA1L1s Nellie is a bookworm. QShe'll read until she diesj ! So to her we give these glasses To rest her weary eyes. MARY GITERARD This prize-winning blue ribbon Should be pinned above your heart. One glance at it and all will know You won it for being smart. CONsTANcE GORDON Such an actress for your ageg You'll be on the vaudeville stage. Just to make sure you're a hit, Use- this little make-up kit. FRANCES GORDON This little apron is sent to you, And this is what we want you to do- Put it on and wear it wellg 'Twill ring for you the wedding bell. JOSEPH GRAKOWSKY Baseball season now is hereg Fans who watch you always cheer. Wear this cap when at the plate- With the grandstand you will rate! JOHN GRisKEwicz Johnnie works in a butcher shop Which carries pork and ham. We hope he'll use this sharp, steel knife When he cuts up some poor lamb! BARBARA GRISWOLD Her curls are right in place To frame her pretty face. We give these pins to keep them so- That's Barbara Griswold's hair, you know JOHN GUERR1ERO Now John, it seems to us, is late Three mornings out of fourg So here's a little clock from us To make him hurry more. FRANCES HIGGINS Cutest senior, we agreeg Cuter still you'll surely be- lf you'll don this pretty bow, Bet you'll always steal the show! MICHAEL HRYNCHUK Michael is a teasing minx Who's always entertainingg So here's a book on jokes and tricks To keep his style from waning. lflllf TTIIPJPKIES of? PJIPWHETTHEIEPJ HFIDIKTTHYQIDP IE fwxmveeurnreewxmveeuxmrffuxmvefwmuvnfaonurffuxmvefuxmvneuxwve NORMA KING Norma is a quiet girl, But a joy to see and meet. We give her now this peppermint stick To make her doubly sweet. JENNIE KOLODZIEY To be a success in business Is jennie's high ambition. We're sure this steno's notebook Will keep her in condition. Louis KOSAK Because you like to gamble From morn till late at night, We give this pack of cards to you But don'r start a game tonight! MICHAEL KOSTYK Michae1's small but don't be fooled In many ways he's quite well schooled. What could be a better gift- Yes, we made them, but they'll lift. Joi-IN KRAUcUNAs Of course, it's an aviator You want to be. So here are some goggles- They'll help you to see. LOUISE KRUCHUN At the rink you'll always Find Little Miss Kruchun spending her time. We know she's wearing out her skates, So to her we give these shiny mates. ALICE KULA Tripping lightly as you go, Fame for you in every toe. Use these shoes and you will be, The biggest hit of the century. MARIE LABOUNTY Marie has a weakness For delicious devil's food cake. just look at this-we baked her one, And you can :ee it's not a fake! CHARLOTTE LAQUERRE Charlotte has one big desire- Dancing is the work she'll choose. Fame she'l1 win and loud applause If she'l1 wear these dancing shoes. ELEANOR LAJEUNESSE , With your powers there's a chance, You'll catch someone in high finance. A stock market sheet we give to you, In order to keep his interest true. lS8l OLGA LEWIS Fresh air, chickens, pink-cheeked wife, A farmer's lady-that's the life, To wake you mornings on the farm, We give this 4 o'clock alarm. MILDRED Loosv Off to Ringling's you will fly, Bareback riding you will try. You mustn't fall-that wouldn't do. Try sticking on with this strong glue. ALBERT LUKSTAS Alternating current and audio frequency Short-wave, domestic or N. B. C.g Read this book about the stars And someday you will contact Mars. DOROTHY MACKEY Dorothy is as quiet as a mouse, You would hardly know she was in the house. A great big drum is our gift to you, So you can make noise and be happy, too. SHIRLEY MAIN Gene Autry's picture should suit you line, Then for cowboys you won't have to pine. When down to Texas you do go Away this picture you can throw. BENJAMIN MARKOWSKI With all the hitch-hiking you have done, Have you ever found it fun? If not, this token should save you worry, And to the road you won't have to hurry. MARION MASON To you, heart breaker, Marion We give this jar of paste. Apply it to the broken hearts And mend them all in haste. HELEN MAZONAS Someone else has planned your life- You will soon become a wife. A broom will keep your home quite clean- And maybe more-know what we mean? BETTY MAYCOCK Your ways are young, and habits cute, We're sure you'll like this parachute, Fly up high and you will be Ever content and fancy free. GARDNER MCCABE To Mac we give this little book To teach him how to dance. 'Cause we are sure he'd like to learn, If he only had the chance. . TIfEIlE qfvlllhifxflfs tif fNlIlNJlE'TTlElEIFQ' ITlJ BlfI'3f -IDINJIE fuonufefwunufefwunufefwunurafwonurafsunureffonurefuunurefwunuvnfuonure NELLIE MEGLIN This is no fad-this little pad- ln which to keep your notes First a secretary's busy life Then, perhaps, emplOyer's wife. JOSEPI-IINE MELE We had a simply awful time Trying to find something you'd like, We hope you'll remember john Fitch High When you're perched upon this bike. HENRY MocARsIcI Henry has an orchestra, Of which he's justly proud. This thin baton is his to keep, To make his band play loud. FLORENCE MoRRIs This rod and line will help you find The fame and fortune longed for. Here's luck in fishing for a start In work you like-Commercial Art. EDWIN MORTENSEN Hi! Ho! Silver! Here comes Speed, Edwin Mortensen on his steed. To him we'll give this little horse, To always admire and ride, of course. JOHN NARIcIEwIcz To argue is john's chief delight, Although he's often wrong. We thought this book might set him right, On points that aren'r so strong. STELLA NASUTA Don't forget that when you're cooking, You can still be quite good looking. This beautiful big powder puff, Will keep your skin from getting rough. EDWARD NAUDzUs To Ed who's tired of pushing carts, We give this game of throwing darts, And wish him all the best success In wealth and health and happiness. MARY O'NEILI. We know that you're not faking When 'tis a dress you're making. To make sure the prize is always yours This thread will help boost up all your scores. SARKIS PAPELIAN Some folks want to be lawyers And maybe sit on the bench, But you want to be a mechanic So perhaps you can use this wrench. is9l JOI-IN PARRY Your interests vary from skating to jive, Which shows that you are quite alive. Should your candle extinguish itself- Here's an extra to keep on the shelf. IRENE PLUNGE Irene has a lovely voice, It's high and light and airyg So here's a song for her to sing, just like a sweet canary. HAZEL PRATT You never liked to walk to school Because it was .so far. To make up for those by-gone days We give this little car. SHIRLEY PURNELL You sure are mighty lucky To have a guy named Walt. SO when you two get married You can use this box of salt! CARRIE QUAGGIN Tap, Tap, Tap on little keys, Typists leadai life of ease. To make your future years much lighter Practice up on this typewriter. BERNARD REYNHOLDS Since making noise appeals to you And to the teachers is taboo, We give to you this muzzle strong, - So keep it safe and wear it long. BETTYE ROBINSON When you're playing the piano And your nails are much too long, just cut them with these scissors And you'll hnd you can't go wrong. DOROTHY ROsE To you, Miss 1941, We give this looking glass So you will know why you were chosen Best-looking girl of our class. MURIEL ROYCE For you a bright, big ball of yarn, Since you're so fond of knitting. Knit one, purl two--a sweater's done In just one evening's sitting. RUTH SANFORD To Ruth, the master of the wheel, We'll give this little car, So she may have more room to take Her friends to places far. . Til-IE TUNXIS of NINETEEN lFORTYa0NlE wwf 'NWI' 'xox' wwf wwf wwf -'xwff 'RHI' 'Nays 'wwf MARGARET SCHILLINGER You live so near the golf course You should learn how to play. just drive this club with all your might But dan't dig up the clay! GEORGE SIMMONS We know you like to write your name In all the books at school, So take this big eraser- To rub them out's the RULE! EUGENE STANDOW This book of jokes is sure to break The gloom that does surround you. We hope a smile will soon appear To draw friends close around you. EDWARD STANKEVICI-I To Eddie, we give this package of gum To chew to his heart's contentg For now is the time for one and all To chew without teacher's consent. WILLIAM SToELzEL Billy is our class baby, Because he's not very old. And here's his little bonnet ,M 1 To keep him from catching cold. LORETTA SULLIVAN We know you will miss Rita When you graduate this year- So take her pretty picture To help hold back each tear. DOROTHY TAYLOR Dotty looks for autographs ln every queer direction, So here are new ones from us all To add to her collection. JAMES T ESTA When we sa ou're the best-dressed senior, , I I It Isn't any fib. So you won't spill food on your flashy clothes, We give you this little bib! ALDRICI-I THOMAS Richie sure is awfully tallg Still further up he's going. We'll put this brick upon his head- Perhaps 'twill stop his growing. MARGUERITE TISHENBACK When you're tempted to be noisy, just remember the teachers' ears, And stuff this cotton in your mouth To curb their darkest fears. 60 EMILY TOWNROE As a nurse a year from now You will sooth the fevered brow. For your hands please use this balm, lt's sure to make the patients calm. JOSEPH URRICIIIO As joe is good at high jumping We give him this box of sand- So when he comes down from a jump He'll have a soft place to land. MARIE VAREs1o This little book with pages blank Isn't meant to be a prank. Put all your nicknames in it, pal. 'Twill tell us what ro call you, gal. FRANCIS VENDETTA Francis has such wavy hair, When he walks by the girls all stare. To him we give this little brush To smooth it down when he must rush. ROBERT WADE To Robert who is kinda plump We give this big red ball. We hope 'twill help reduce a bump And make him look quite tall. WALTER WARLEY You're not Don juan or Casanova, But your technique we've pondered over. There is no flaw in all your style, So you receive this cup-don't smile! IRENE WILKIALIS When writing to those unseen friends, We hope you'll use this padg And when you do just think of school And all the fun you've had! NELSON WILLIAMS You're quiet, mannerly and sedate, For school you were not often lateg Your subject work was always doneg This certificate you have truly won. ANN WINCHESTER To Ann we give this unique scroll For being on the honor roll. We owe you this-you earned such praise For faithful work through all your days. ALEXIS WOLLOVETZ Goop is quite an artist, He's drawing all the time. S0 here are five new pencils To keep him in his prime. 'THE TUNXIS of NlINlETlElEN lFCOR'lPYalONlE www wwf wwf wwf www wwf wwf wwf wwf wwf l 111 Rau'-Left lo righl+Pauline St. Louis, Shirley Main, Beverly Filkins, Hazel Pratt, Dorothy Taylor, Mary Strother, Secretary, Florence Morris, Presidentg Irene Evans, Librarian, Irene Wilkailis, Irene Plunge, Albina Simmons, Marjorie Hammond. 2nd Raw-Lefz zo riglal-jean Russell, Victoria Zinzelette, Miriam Wfilbraham, Pauline Evans, Margaret Schillenger, Concetta Rinaldi, Janice Potter, C. Louise Dickerman, Alice Tonseca, Mary Clark, Candicle Boucher, Eleanor Higgins, Barbara Donavan, Frances Higgins. 3rd Rau'-Left to right-Rena Peichert, Nellie Haley, Louise Corban, Helen Trostle, julia Montrimn, Florence Adaskiewicz, Connie Gordon, Helen Lovell, jane Zukowski, Lydia Antanoff, Loretta Hotchkiss, Charlotte Drumm, Josephine Stevens, jane Kaylor, Anne Yuskavich, Elizabeth Sampeck, Anna Caliendo. C SENIOR GIRL'S GLEE CLUB C1940-1941, Preridefzt-Florence Morris Secretary-Mary Strother Librarfmz-Irene Evans Afcompafzirt-Mary Strother The three glee clubs united in producing The Belle cf Bagdadf' on November 22, 1940, On April 24, 1941, they presented the twenty-third annual concert of the Musical Club of the F. H. S. rm dLlEllE 'HTULIFNIESQIES inf FQ'IlFJHE'lfHElElFQ' L7iDlFldT' 7flDlNJlZ f1unuf1fwunur1fwunuf1fwonufwfwnnurefwunuvnfsonofafwunufefwunufafwunuff l Isl Rou'4Left lo Hgh!-Elizabeth Bryant, Josephine Skac, Edna Juneau, Betty Arthur, Gloria Celio, Lois Bayer, Carol Hubbard, Marjorie Tryon. 2nd Rou'4Lefz to 1'iglaz4Maty Wzllker, Jane Dochakal, Helen Saviche, Jean Ramsdell, Shirley Hartman, Miss C. Louise Dickerman, Director, Gladys Palm, Marjorie Maycock, Irene Kuchas, Phyllis Carleton, Lydia Shurtleff, Katherine Thulen. 3rd Rau'-Left to right-Audrey Webber, Rosemary Judson, Doris Barrett, Lorraine Andrusko, Audrey McGee, Anne Wittenzeller, Virginia Snelgrove, Shirley Martin, Helen Babowall, Grace Smith, Coral Trostle. Q JUNIOR GIRL'S GLEE CLUB f1940-1941J Prerident-Betty Arthur Secretary-Edna Juneau Librarian-Gloria Celio Acmmpafzirt-Concetta Rinaldi My i621 'THE TUNXIS of NINETEEN FURTYQUNE wwf www wwf wwf wwf New wwf wwf wwf wwf 111 Rau'-Leff Io 1igl11-Henry Guodrow, Mortimor Higgins, Robert Wade, Nick Crussana, Richard Snelgruve, Milton Euston, Edward Srankevich. 2nd Rau'-Left lo rigb1fAlbert Lzluridsen, James Jensen, William Davis, Walter Danner, Ted Edgerton, Albert Gessler, james Testa. 3rd Rau'-Leff zo 1-ighf-Eugene Williams, Hudson Pelton, Clifford Palm, Miss Louise Dickermzm, William Stoelzel, Robert Hayes, Edward Plunge. C BOY'S GLEE CLUB f194O-1941, pl'6,ffdE7Zf-NlCl1OlHS Crussana Sec1'elary-Robert Wade Libn11'ial1aRiclmrd Snelgrove Armfzljmlzirl-Ricliard Snelgrovc 'Vi LF i631 UTQIH TE 'Hill FQ ?illSS mmf FQ llFJlE'TfHElE2PQ 'LTTE E fllifkalllhili fwunufafvonuraffonuvafwonofafwunufafwonofafaonuvafwonufafwonufafwnnufa Front Row-Left to right-Laura Collette, Doris Andrusko, Audrey McGee, Elizabeth Bryant, Pauline St. Louis, Rena Piechert, Dina Vandermark, Constance Gordon, Mary Clark, Irene Plunge, Dorothy Powers, Helen Zukowski, Marjorie Hammond, Dorothy Cromwell, Loretta Sullivan. Center Rou'fLeft lo right-Edmond Barrieau, Miss Louise Steeves, Frances Gordon, Rosalie Corso, Bernice Carney, Helen Marchuk, Doris Barrett, Johanna Begush, Faye Barrett, Jane Zukowski, Marjorie Maycock, Betty Maycock, Helen Elinisky, Shirley Cowan, Irene Wilkailis, Carrie Quaggin, Michael Hyrnchuck. 3111 Row-Lefl to right--Robert Hayes, Flavia Harris, Genevieve Elinisky, Jean Rector, Harriet Chagnon, Olga Federkiewicz, Josephine Stefanno, Lydia Antanoff, Marie Hanson, Gladys Palm, Edna Juneau, Betty Arthur, Josephine Stevens, Florence Bloom, Barbara Griswold, Jane Elmer, Shirley Cassick. THE FRESHMEN AND SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUBS 41940-19415 SENIOR CLUB FRESHMEN CLUB Prerident-Constance Gordon pye,j,,fem-..Jme Dochakal Vice-Prerident-DinakVandermark T V e M H 1, er- Au dr ey M CG e 6 Secretar -Mar Clar , . . Trearurgr-Rerla Peichert 'S ewetmy-Shirley 1 Casslck Spomor-Miss Steeves SPOWH'-MISS M1115 The Dramatic Clubs were formed to provide an opportunity for students to act and to derive from dramatic work enjoyment in self-expression and sociability. At the meetings held twice monthly all members take part in presenting various programs including skits, pantomimes, radio presentations and one act plays. This year the Senior Dramatic Club celebrated National Drama Week by having an outside speaker, a visit to a broadcasting studio and a theater party at a local theater. The Freshmen Club besides the regular meetings has held picnics in Washington Park and has had programs suitable for holiday occasions. E641 TI-IIE TIUNXIIS of NIINIETIEIEN IFORTYQONIE 'ROY' 'KWYW 'KEY' 'v.0y 5 'KWY5 'KHYW 'KWY7 'NWI' e..0: ' 'YWYW From Rau'-Lefz 10 riglat-Beverly Filkins, Irene Evans, Marie Hanson, Constance Gordon, Dina Vandermark, Helen Zukowski, Irene Wfilkailis, Mary Gherard. 2nd R0zt'iLefl 10 righliLeonard Sisitzky, Roberta Whitteinczre, Dorothy Taylor Helen Elinisky, Francis Delaney, Edirorg Audrey Ahrens, Frances Gordon, Rena Piechert, Michael Hyrnchuck Bark Rou'-Lefl lo right--Nicholas Crussana, Rosemary Cerutti, Anne Winchester Florence Bloom Samuel Crockett, Adviserg Barbara Griswold, Olga Federkiewicz, Alice Albert, Ro bert Hayes. LOUDSPEAKER STAFF Editor-in-Claief-Francis Delaney Arrirlafzl' Edilor-Robert Hayes Feamre Editor-Mary Gherard Mary Strother Burifzerr Manager-Marie Hansen Florence Peters Circulation Manager-M. Hyrnchuk Sporlr Editor-J-N. Crussana L. Sisitzky D. Vandermark Specialty Editovgr-jean Rector Rena Peichert Exchange Ealilor-Frances Gordon Club Editor-Connie Gordon Allmzfzi Edilor-Mary Strother Senior Clary Editor-N, Crussana junior Clair Editor-M. Hansen Club Reporterf-Florence Bloom R. Cerutti Beverly Filkins H. Zukowski Typiftr-Shirley Main Olga Federkiewicz Helen Elnisky Irene Evans Florence Morris Boy Date: Girl-A. Ahrens Faczzlty Adtfirerr-Miss Mary Wils Samuel Crockett i651 OH THE TUNXTS oi? NllNlETlElEN FORTYQONE 'xWJ ' 'KNIT 'FBI' Fkhl' uNj 'Khin uNi s' uNy ' k1Hij 'thi' Fin! Rau'-Left to right-Jennie Palifka, Lois Wincheste1', Virginia Snelgrove, Constance Gordon. 2nd Row-Left to rigbl4Richard Kardys, john Weiman, Harold Sweeney, Miss Linda Balletri, Adviser. ART CLUB Constance Gordon-Preriderzl Richard Kardys-Serrelary and Treafurer The Art Club of john Fitch High School meets once a week during the school year f Miss Linda Ballette. Members work in any mediums in which the may be interested. The various types of art work include pencil sketching, pen Y drawing, water coloring, oil painting, soap carving, printing and poster making. Once a year the club holds an exhibit of its work. under the direction o The club owns a fine collection of books on art and has the equipment for all types of artistic expression. All students who are interested may become members of the organization. l66l if lllhl F IJlFQf3iQlSS cbf PQfIlNJHE'lflEllElFJ .I71DlF flllffaKDl5JHE fwonovnfwennreffonufefwnnofefwunurefwonufefnnnurefwnnwfe 'WWYW 'KQV' 111 Row-Lefl to right-Helen Drake, Harriet Greenwood, Florence Bloom, Rosemary Cerutti, Anne Yokel. 2nd Rau'-Left to riglzl-Marjorie Hammond, Mary Strorher, Betty Lou Daniels, Miss Sylvia Bloom Adviserg Dorothy Cromwell, Florine Lang, Ann Winchester. Smith, jean Drake, Louise Corban, Margaret 1 O Prerident-Florence Bloom Serrelmty-Ann Winchester Vice-Preridenf-Margaret Greenwood Treamrer-Rosemary Cerutti Faculty Advirer-Miss Sylvia Bloom The objective of the French Club is the practical application of the l ' anguage in an enjoyable and entertaining manner. Pupils learn various French games, songs, and operas. Meetings are held on alternate Thursdays. As guests of Professcr Arsin C versity of Connecticut. e roteau, the French Club spent a day at the Uni- l67l flllllbl 1fllIFQ'FillS5 inf FQflfNllE'HflElEIPQi Ifllib flldffallf llf fwonnrnfwonurffwonurafwonufefwonufefaennvnfaonofnfwonufnfwonufeffonnvo l P 'd Robert Murray, Russel Anzovin, Richard Teed, Franz Row-Left lo fighl - Douglas artri ge, Nicholas Crussana, Captaing Wilford Adam Twarkins. Jarvis, Andrew Cunningham, Burton Christensen, Second Row-Left to right-Kent Russell, Alden Schaefer, Alexis Wollovetz, Stanly jones, joseph Grakowski, Carmelo Guzzardi, Gardner McCabe, Charles Howard, Michael Peters, john Robinson. Top Rau'-Left lo right!Stanley jezyk, Assistant Managerg Leigh Hunt, john Powers, Coach. BASEBALL TEAM C D 1941 Coach-Mr. john E. Powers Manager-Earl Edwards April 18-Windsor at Glastonbury May 6-Bloomfield at Windsor May 12-Windsor at Woodrow Wilson May 16-Windsor at Wethersfield May 20-Windsor at Simsbury Arrirtant Manager-Stanley jezyk May 23-Woodrow Wilson at Windsor May 26-Wethersfield at Windsor May 29-Rockville at Windsor june 3-Windsor at Bloomfield june 5-Simsbury at Windsor l63l 'I'IllLI lflLlFQ'PillE5 cbf FQ Il5JHEfTdLll5FN' l3K9lPidTli'fK9lNll fwdnof1fwdaof1fwdnufafwdnufffwonofafwdnsfafsenovafwonuvafwcnuvaffeeuvn From Rozz'sLefr fu fight-john Guerriero, Vifilford Jarvis. Robert Easton, Andrew Cunningham Gardner McCabe, Richard Teed, joe Uricchio. Zfzd Ifou'-Left la right-Mr. john Powers, Coachg joe Rinaldi, Edward Stankevich, Idwird Padeginas. Benjamin Melesky. Michael Peters, Leigh Hunt. Windslmr Windstar Wfindsor XX'indsor Windstar Windsor Windsor Windstar Windstir Windscar BASKETBALL TEAM Coarlo-Mr. john E. Powers Manager-+Lcigl1 E. Hunt Captain-Andrew Cunningham SCHEDULE H940-19411 llnindmv' Opp. U ind.1 U7 Uflfl vs. Alumni ..,...,,.....,, ......, 37 35 Wfindsorvs Bloomfield ..,... ,,.... ..,.,. ..., . 3 l vs. Morse College ,,...,. ...,,, 2 1 47 Windscwi' vs Wfoodrow Wilsfmn ..,, 26 vs. Rockville ,,,,.., ..,., ,...., 3 O 25 Wfindsor vs. American Deaf School.. 39 vs. Manchester Trade ,,..,,,,. 28 36 Wfirzdsor vs. Simsbury .. ......,,..... ,..,,.,,..... 4 3 vs. Simsbury ...,,......,...... ,..,, . .. 45 18 Xvindsor vs, Wfethersheld 33 vs. Southington .. ...., ..,,,....., 2 7 14 XX!indsor vs. Southington ,...., .. 43 vs. Hartford Trade ..,......,,..., 28 36 Wlindsor vs. Wloodrow Wilsrmn ..,,...., 26 vs, Manchester Trade 32 51 Windscmr vs. Rockville . 49 vs. Wethersheld ........ . 34 22 XVindsor vs. Bloomheld ....... .,,..... , .. 38 vs. Hartford Trade .........,..... 47 15 V.7indsor vs. American School D. ..... 25 Won-10 Lost-11 l69l THE'D NXISOENINETEENIFORTYANUE 10l.i ' FWLOIB 'NWI' 'NWI' 'FAIR fxuhvyf' 'WHY' uN.V ' 'WQUYR 'Khin Front Rau--Cerrter-josepli Uricchio, Captain. 2nd Rau'--Lefl lo Hgh!-Bill Parker, Bob Easton, Gardner McCabe, Fred Newton, Leigh Hunt, Ernest Chagnon, Donald Fontaine. 3rd R0u'MLeft to right-Leonard Sisitzky, Assistant Manager, Albert Gessler, Edward Padeginas, Robert Voorhies, Charles Clark, George Simmons, Nicholas Crussana, Manager, Theodore Wilson, Coach. 4th Row-Left to right-joseph R Wilfard Jarvis, Robert Rossing. inaldi, Andrew Cunningham, Michael Peters, john Thomas, SGCCER TEAM Coarb-C. Theodore Wilson Caplain-Joseph Urrichio Mamzger-Nicholas Crussafia Arrirtanzf Mamzger-Leonard Sisitsky WINDSOR OPPONENTS Windsor vs. Glastonbury ...... ....... 1 0 Windsor vs. Wethersfield ....., 2 2 Windsor vs. Portland ,,.....,., O 2 Windsor vs. Bloomfield ..., 2 0 Windsor vs. Glastonbury ....., 0 1 Windsor vs. Wethersfield .,......,,,.... ...,............,....,,,.., 4 2 Windsor vs. Portland ..,.,.....,,.,..,......,i......,,....,,,,...,......,i...... 2 1 Windsor vs. University of Conn. Freshmen .,........... 3 0 Windsor vs. Bloomfield .....................,..,............................ 3 0 O O Windsor vs. Wesleyan junior Varsity ...........,....... i701 THE TUNXIS of NllNlE'lflElEN FURTY-ONE 'RHI' wwf wwf wwf wwf 'RHI' wwf wwf wear wwf Mr. johnson, Charles Snilfen, Edward Stankevich, Theodore Edgerton, Robert Charest, Richard Snelgrove, Assistant Manager. Managerg Robert Easton, O TENNIS TEAM Faculty AdlfiJ67+R. B. johnson Manager-Theodore Edgerton 1941 SCHEDULE Date Uppoflent May Berlin High at Berlin May Open May Buckley High at Hartford May Morse Business College at Hartford May Open May Berlin High at Windsor May Open June Weaver High ar Windsor june Open june Morse Business College at Windsor U13 'lfldllf dTlllTQEFillS5 Inf PQ IlFJl3'lTIElEiFJ Iilbl flllflalllblli f'uxuJf1fWeeuvf'fvonnvo-'w1w,f1f'uxsff1fNun,fWf1eeurof'uxnffffvceavfffwonure 2 Center-Milton Easton. Fin: Row-Left to right-Luke Zaccaro, Kent Kirkbride, Nvilliam Carpenter, joseph Rinaldi, john Thomas, Michael Hyrnchuck, john Harris, Henry Rozman. d R Left to ri hi Mr Clark Coach' Francis Vendetta Managerg Raymond Du Brule, Seton ow- g - . , , . , Clifford Palm, Sarkis Papelian, Robert Voorhies, George Simmons, Albert Gessler, Edmund Barrieau, Mr. Wilson, Coach. C TRACK TEAM C0-Coaflfer-Mr. Wilson, Mr. Clark Captain-Milton Easton Manager-Francis Vendetta Affirtant Manager-Daniel Sullivan SCHEDULE April 24-South Windsor at Windsor May 8-Woodrow Wilson at Windsor May 15-Glastonbury at Glastonbury May 22-Wethersfleld at Windsor May 29-Open June 6--League Meet at Loomis i721 JC JC JG 3? JL JL JL JE JL JC J H ll Bank In Windsor 5 9 P 41' 3. THE WINDSOR TRUST CO. WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT i' MEMBER OF TI-IE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 'sc 'ac 'mr 'sc vc -ac nc wc wc 'ac u r' Ji JL JC JC it JS JG M .K JC JC Compliments of I. H. Granger 86 Son O MILK AND CREAM O FRESH EGGS PRODUCED ON OUR FARM Telephone 189 Keney Service Center Sudden Snappy Se1'11ife Telephone 7-6829 WINDSOR AVENUE Oppwize Enzmnfe to Keney Park WILSON, CONN. Complimentf of McCarthy's Garage 450 BROAD STREET WINDSOR, cONN. Complimenly of Puritan Maid Restaurant 150 WINDSOR AVE. WILSON, CONN. Complimentr of 3 Wilson General Store S. BLOOM, Proprietor Telephone 5-9560 v'vAlX'vAvAvAvAvA-'Avi'-'vAv'J Authorized WESTINGHOUSE AND GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER King's Electrical Features Windsor Phone 741-R Complimenm of Capitol City Lumber 229 BROAD STREET WINDSOR Complimentr of ETHEL-MAE SHOP 19 BLOOMFIELD AVE. WINDSOR, CONN. Lx if if if if av. ao. at ao. an at at so. ar. at at 3 Complimentr of De Luxe Cleaners 86 Dyers, Inc. Elm Street - - Windsor, Conn. Plaza Building We Operate Our Own Plant Branch Stores in Greater Hartford fv' vAvAvAvAv4v4fvAv'vAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'JQAv'Q +I 'v 'r 'r lr Complimenlf of X DILLON'S MARKET Biwl'J Eye Frofterl Food Telephone 206 and 207 X 'TvAvAv'v4 AvAvAv4vA vAvAvAvAvAv'v4vAvAvi it gl Say It With Flowerf' X . 4' P3.llSad0 Greenhouses :I compzfmemf of 3 Cut Flowery and Floral Defigm iz Specialty Co. Corsages Made to Order 5 31 4: Telephone 345 MRS. E. L. DRAKE, PROPRIETRESS 1, Telephone 994-W 7, QAvA vAvAvAv A vAvAvAvAvA3 5 ELM STREET WINDSOR, CONN.g . 1, Compliment: of 3 Mlchael Beauty Salon 1' Specializing in The k WAVING AND 4 HAIR CUTTING E - SPORTING GOODS - as MICHAEL GALATL Mgr' BROAD STREET, WINDSOR Telephone 917 3 'I , I Complzmentf of Compliment! of U WILSON GARAGE ,v DUTCHLAND FARMS fNear Fuller Brush Co.j - -WHERE - 3 3670 Maln Sf., Hartford, COHI1. rrlyoodsj. Good and Pdfkingrj Edjyu COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 29 WINDSOR AVENUE ,, All Makes of Cars Opp. Fuller Brush Telephone 7-5573 WILSON 3, 46 1: we 'ac' wt nc wc je we at , sq, ,T JL it JC JG JL JL JC JL JC W iff Complimentf of THE BROWN STUDIO V 61 PRATT STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. Telephone 2-8905 v ! AvAv'v'vAv'vA-AvAvAv'vAv'vAfvAvAvAvAvAvAviAvAvAvAvAvAvAv4vAvAvAvAwAv4vAvA Tim' lyme of The Tzmxiy P1'oa'uced by The journal Printing Corporation - Prinferx Sinfe 1880 - '23 11 SPRING STREET WINDSOR LOCKS, CONNECTICUT JC JC if Ji' 5? 'JC 54' 76 5? 'JC 51' :C ac ac JL ar. -an oz. oc as er. JG' Art and Engraving Service for The Advertiser THE WATSON CHEN EY PHOTO EN GRAVIN G CO. V 433 CHURCH STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. K, x -'vAv'v' 'v'v'v'vAv+vAv'v'v'v'v4vAv44NlS''v'v'vAvAvAJNl1AwlNfvAvAv'vf-Av'vAv'1l'v4v'vAvAv'vAv'-Av LOW COST TRANSPORTATION 1 1 ! 'f A High Quality Motor Lubricant at a Low Price, and a Specific Grade fcr Your Car OILS - MONOGRAM - GREASES THE SISSON DRUG COMPANY Wholesale Distributors - HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 1785 - Bzly Your Pairztf at the Simon Dfzzg Company - 1940 --gY?-L?-A-A ?-i5A-AfA-Ai.:i-A------.:i-ia ---A-, Comllzlimenlr of PLAZA CHEVROLET COMPANY LOUIS G. HARRIS, President ' - 8 WINDSOR AVENUE, WILSON - At City Line - 76 if SC 'DC 3C, 'IC 'JC 'JC 7C it JG JC JC JC JC if- JC JC JC JL JC I I In QD si 'I 1 BRUSHES FOR 2 EVERY PURPOSE E o PERSONAL E o HOUSEHOLD l O INDUSTRIAL The Fuller Brush Co. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 49 PEARL STREET 1 fr 3 ,I 3 4+ 'I 2 Phone 2-3870 , vAv'vAvA'AvAvAvAv4v'v4vAvAv'vAvAv vAv4v4 Complimentf of 4 I if I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Alberta Beauty Salon new WINDSOR AVE. 4 WILSON, CONN. :I tr Phone 6-6166-Alberta Krailing, Prop. Av'vAJNlN3AvAv'v'vAv4v vAvfvAv'v'vAvAv'v' WINDSOR THEATRE CENTRAL ST. WINDSOR Sundays, Holidays Continuous from 2 P. M. Programs Change-Sun. - Tues. - Thurs. EASY AUTO PARKING Mat. at 25 Eve., 6.45 Continuous P P P I P D P P P P P P P I i Loren Murchison 86 Co., Inc. o Ojjlirifzl fcwclerr 1942 CLASS IOHN FITCH HIGH SCHOOL 0 AMERICAS FINEST SCI-IOOL IEWELERS 0 828 Park Square Blvd. Bonwz . . . Mmmrlausetzs v v v v v v v v v'v vAv'vAv'v'v v v v'v'v'v'vAv 1 Compliment: of .7 Wmdsor Garage, Inc. 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