Woodrow Wilson High School - Saga Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

35.2135 Woodrow Wilson I-hgh School 1941 Middletown - Connecticut The Cldss ot l94l rs proud to he the tenth cldss to ordo JCITG tronc Woodrow Wrlson l-lroh School ln th1s trrne 1t hds come to he recoqnlzed tor 1ts hrqh scholdstrc stdndrnq dnd excellence rn vdrslty dthletrcs Students who hdve qrddudted rn th pdst trorh Woodrow Wrlson hdve tound themselves well equlpped to ctpply themselves to dnv tdsk whrch they wrsh to unoertdke The vdrsrty tedms hoive qdrned wrde recoonrtron tor tnerr prowess yedrs Student Government hds been d noteworthy contrrbutron to the school Two yedrs dgo 1t becctrne necessdry to construct on ddcutron so or wrno wds do ec to the chool Thls lcds heloeo oredtly rn rehevrnq the conorestron thot tormerly exrsted Durrnq tts ten vedrs ot eylster e the school hds ddvdnceo qredtly rn the held ot eouccttron dnd hos mode on endurrnq rrnores ron on tts mdny QIIGClLlUl9S TENTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY The bdnd hds dlso won wide-spredd renown. ln the ldst few DEDICATION. 1, CHAUNCEY I COPELAND ln cippreclcmon of the klnci crcvlce Cine fcrlu able cxsslstcrnce he has so generously qven to me class of Nlne een Hunered Forty One ,. I . -. ! v'... , ,. ,1-, lx - q ' I 'nw X4 A L --- Editor in Chiet Assistant Editor SAGA STAFF David Harvey . Howard Peck Business Manager Carolyn Mlynarcik Photography Editor . . . Clark Dickerson Assistants . Iohn Mclnerney, Bill Looby lack Smithwick, Rocco Botti Advertising Manager ....... Martha Harvey Assistants . . Peggy O'Connor, Marion O'Connor, Mildred Saunders Irene Klimek, Patricia Fisher, Harry Tavel, Clark Dickerson Sales Manager ,......... Bill Looby Assistants . Warren Heinrich, Rocco Botti Sports Editors Art Editors . Biographies Literary Typists . Marjorie Strom, Lloyd Curkin Norman Schultz, Sophie Kendzior Mary Whitmore, Virginia Halstedt . Eileen Hyland, Dorothy Breck Mary Ieanne Frissell, Rita McCabe . Virginia Halstedt, Lois Linderrne ilu illiemnrmm BERTRAND E SPENCER For twelve years Chalrman ot the Town Consolldated School D1str1ct Board of Educatlon A capable moderator 1mpart1al m hls 1udamer1t tacttul and cons1derate m the matter of human relatlorrshlps A man of vrsron m the treld of publlc school eaucatlon 1 0 . 1 , I . Q . FACULTY Fzrst Row Left to R1ght Chauncey Copeland BS Marlon G Ahern BA Florence Kerr BA Sherwood R Mercer MA Ruth B Spencer BA Van Bur n Moody MA Kerth 'W Atkmson, M A V1rg1n1a Gilbert, BA George H Grant, BE Marron Boute1ller, BA lacques Grenrer B A Albert Genua B S Frances Warner Frank Ford S cond Row Left to Rzght Helen C Hubbard B P E Anna M Synnot B S Lou1se Faclus B A Dorothy Cunnmgham B S Dorothea Hughes Dorothy Prckard M A Mar1on Armstrong, M A Lmda Rutleth, B C E Ralph B Lyman, BS Irene Traskers Calvln S Smlth, B S ADMINISTRATION H len Tavel, Clerk Thlrd Row Left to Rzght Harold Blake Ella M Rutleth B C E Dorothy E Roberts Gladys Glrdden B E Thelma Frredrlch BS Damel Chulobuclc BS Edlth Taylor BS Dorothy l Andrews B A Marlon Stomberq BS Helen O'Donnell MA Ruth Lawrence RN Mllton I M1llST BS Vtfalter S Hanover M A Pearl Wethertll, Secretary to the Su oerrntendent Mrs Eltzabeth Kolmslcy, Cateterta Clarre Neale, Cateterta Axel Carlson Mamtenance Martm Tellander, Mamtenance Alb rt lohnson, Mamtenanc Who s Who In the Class of 1941 Blqqest Tease Best Sport Most Dranrtted Best Loolcmq Best Actor Best Dancer Greatest servrce to Class Most Qptlmlstrc Champron Gum Chewer Most Popular G1qaler Most Dependable Tallest Shortest Cutest Most Bomantlc Best Athlete Most Stud1ous Most Sympathetrc Most Smcere Best Orator Most Mrschtevous Woman Man Hater Most Danna Most Ellrcrent Neatest Sweetest Most Grfted Most lntelhqent Tardlest Most Lrlqely to suc ee Greatest Dr am r Wrttlest B st Dressed Lloyd Curkm Kenneth McCah Ben Wysoclcr Harry Tavel Howard P ck Baymond Carlscu lohn Ftyczek lo Drrpps Dan Wadsworth lo Drrpps Kenneth McCah Davrd Harvey Ben Wysockr loe Drrpps Bud Hohqan Raymond Carlson Walter Gayeslcr Davld Harvey Kenneth McCab Brll Looloy Edward lessop loe DTIDDS Malcolm Moody loe Drrpps lohn Bycz lc Harry Tav l lulrus Ottrnosm lack Smrthwlck lohn Bycz k la k Sm thwrck Davrd Har Jey Clark D1 kerson lo Drrpps Ftavn nd Carlson Dorothy Walter Marlorre Strom Shrrley Boehle Carolyn Malcarne Norma Broadh nt Beatr1ce Moore Yolanda Both M ldred Saunders Mary l anne Fnssell Carolyn Malcarne Lourse lohnson Carolyn Malcarne Shrrley Bo hle Peqqy Q Connor Mary leanne Frrssell Barbara Staurskv Marron OConr1or Dorothy Breck Marlon O Connor Flora Chrarappa Carolyn Malcarne Mrldred Saunders Shrrley Boehle Mrldred Saunders Carolyn Malcarne Carolyn Malcarne Mary Ieanne Fussell Flora Chlarappa Carolyn Malcarne Mary leanne Frrssell Carolyn Malcarne Martha Harvey Flo a Chlarappa Cdrolvn Mal arn , 0 : e ,e ' ' ' 1 e ' i . 1 Q - : e ' j ' X 9 . Z Q . , Most Loveable: loe Dripps Patricia Walsh ' ' : e - ' ' V4 W ' : c l ' l ' t c 1 ' Y e e : 'C A 9 5 A zo l . , , c e : W, 4 'W '!l'..l!' 94 OF SS CLA Ji. , ... A Aksig Qi? W 1 1 Class History Most of the members of the class of 41 began th 1r role as Wtlsonttes IH the fall of l935 as seventh graders Ours was the last class to benef1t by these two extra years of Iunlor h1gh school tra1n1ng smce overcrowded condltlons forced off1c1als to ehmlnate the seventh grade the followlng year W1th th1s early start ln a practlcally new school w1th all 1ts opportun1t1es we eagerly anttclpated our htgh school career Those flrst two years passed qulckly and we soon found ourselves on the threshold of our freshman year the frrst phase of hlgh school l1fe packed W1th learnlng and countless soclal act1v1t1es Havrng adopted routme schedule we elected our f1rst class offrcers Presxd nt Raymond Carlson VICG Pres1dent Harry Tavel Sec retary Treasurer Peggy O Connor Representauve to Student Councll for four years Chester McCo1d Slnce there were few clubs open to freshman students our members formed two organ 1zat1ons for the1r own part1c1pat1on The Correspondence Club was started under the leader shlp of MISS Armstrong to promote fr1endsh1p between boys and glrls of forelgn lands The glrls ln the class w1th the help of Mtss Warner organ1zed a Freshman Chorus and have con t1nued the1r membersh1p ln 1t through the1r senror year chang1ng the name as they emerged from class to class The1r outstand1ng publlc appearance came W1th the Annual MUSIC Festr val held durlng MUSIC Week rn the month of May Wllh Ianuary came our l1fSl exams and all the hubbub that accompanres them and by Iune we were qu1te conformed to regulatlon The followlng fall we returned as Sophomores eager to beg1n classes once more and re new our soclal calender An early elect1on resulted tn the cholce of W1ll1am Looby Presrdent Carolyn Malcarne V1 e Pres1dent R1ta McCabe Secretary Treasurer Th1s was perhaps one of the most actlve years of our h1gh school career as many new clubs were avallable for our rnembershlp 1nclud1ng Sock and Busk1n Commerclal Club Margray and a newly organ1zed G1rls Club Athletrcs offered opportun1t1es for many of the boys ln football basketball base ball or track and we can be proud of the records our boys have ga1ned for themselves A gala event of the year was the Sophomore Hop celebrated on May 5th and cons1dered a success bv all who attend d laurels go1ng to Barbara Staursky for an excellent Job as chalrman September 1939 marked the thre quarterway mark for us as soph1st1cated Jumors ln the upper brackets of hrgh school we began to thmk serlously of our remcunmg two years of school and the f.1ture After careful del1berat1on we chose as our leaders Ben Wysockl precedent set forth 1n former years we purchased our class rlngs 1n November 1n order to les sen fmal sen1or expenses A savmgs prolect was started whereby each member of the class deposlted twenty flve cents a month help1ng to defray hrs own 1nd1v1dual graduatlon costs The soclal hlghllght was the lunror Prom held on February 2nd Follow1ng th1s a few months later was Showboat w1th an outstandmg performance by our Junlor actors The1r portrayal of an old melodrama mcludlng the vrllarn Ray Carlson 1nnocent Nell Elleen Hyland and the hero Iohn Ryzcek w1ll long b rem mbered Several of our students were elected to the Natlonal Honor SOC19lY dunng th1s year and others also took act1ve part tn the func t1ons of Student Government W1th Iune we looked forward to our on rema1n1ng year At last the flnal lap rolled around w1th September 1940 SGDIOIS w1th more to do than can posslbly be crammed 1nto one year The electron chose Iohn Byzcek Presldent W1ll1am Looby V1ce Pr srdent Yolanda Bottt Treasurer and Carolyn Malcarne Secretary Our Chrlst mas card campalgn was rece1ved wlth great enthus1asm by class members w1th the result that 1t was the most successful of any campargn ev r to be undertaken W1th 1nnumerable thlngs to do we managed to plan our year to the best advan age, enloytng our senlor banquet ball and p1cn1c More excltem nt frlled our last few weeks b fore graduatlon as we Jomed ln the Tenth An ntversary Celebratron A speclal ed1t1on of a Tenth Annlversary book and a banquet for 'teach ers and alumnl were a'nong the f atures of th1s cel bratton As we leav th. sh lter of Vlfoodrow W1lson we take w1tl'1 us a knowledge of learnxng and of fa1r play and sportsmanshtp wht h lt offer d rts stud nts ln comrng years as alumn1 we hope to r turn to thes famlhar surrounatng and remlnlsc our hlgh school days Carolyn Malcarne Secretary of the Class of 1941 I , 9. . . . , , I l u ' 2 . ' A I - ' V I I I V , . , , . , 'C ' 1 ' , - - ' , I l I I ' I I - I I I A e - - ' ' ' . , e- . President: Barbara Staursky, Vice President: Yolanda Botti, Secretary-Treasurer. Following the I - a I T ,, . 9 9 I Z' ' I ' ' Q I . l . I - , V , , , , - . Q . 3 Q . . . L . , . l I I ' e ' e .' ' ' c ' - ' r e ' e ' . e . e e ' , ' - ' .. ' ' , 'c ' .- e ' e . ' T e e ' ' ' s A A e ' . Jin flllvmnrg QTANLEY VVENDRYCHOVJICZ Member ot the c1oss ot 1941 who ohed Moy 15 1940 And you ore Courage Hung oqcuust the sky One wlth C111 rochont thmqs thot ln thelr prlme Are frozen mto beouty when they o11e For you ore youth, who now have oheoteot time, SUCC E xxx MS 53 LLEGE USHXIE OUR SENICDRS . 5 , ,.. XXXXxXxx 1 Q 7 if fl, .- , f, X I ' ll 4 l I X If', Q ,Q , - X , . X CAROL ANDERSON Duchess Generous modest agreeable droll Chaftee School Chorr Dramatrc Club Soc cer team lnterclass Basketball M St Ioseph Academy Englrsh Club Chorr Soccer Team French Club Wrlson Hrgh School Glrls Club Sock and Buskln Ambrtron BUSINESS Executrve MILLARD AUSTIN Bud Shy athletrc talented consrstent Football lnterclass Basketball lnterclass Hockey Varsrty Club Track Ambrtlon Soldrer or Artrst ROCCO BOTTI Speed Athletrc studrous pleasant lrkable Football Baseball lnterclass Baketball Var stty Club H1Y Ambrtron Aeronautrcal engrneer YOLANDA BOTTI L1ndY Conltdent careful przm studrous Glrls Chorus Grrls Club Commercral Club Student Government lunror Senlor Honor So clety luruor Class Secretary Treasurer Senror Class Treasurer Ambrtron Secretary DOROTHY BARANOWSKI Dottte Gentle tzmzd agreeable srncere Commercral Club Grrls Chorus Badmrnton Ambrtlon Travel SHIRLEY BOEHLE Shorty Sedate proper rndependent srngular Grrls Club Sock and Buskrn Band G1rls Chorus Orchestra Student Government Ambrtron Concert srnger DOROTHY BRECK Bud Temperate proud rdealrstrc scholarly lvlrddleboro Memonal Hrgh School Glee Club Sophomore Class Vrce Presrdent Home Room Pres1dent Student Councrl Wrl son H1gh School Grrls Chorus Grrls Club Sock and Buskrn Club Student Government Senror Honor Socrety Badmrnton Ambrtron To tmd a Goal NORMA BROADBENT Torchy Independent grfted unpredrctable arrogant Gtrls Chorus Band Sock and Buskrn Grrls Club YH1 Student Government lnterclass Basketball Badmrnton Cheer Leader Rrlle Club Press Club Correspondence Club Saga Statt Ambrtron Career Woman 5 11 11 11 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 . 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I I I I - I I I T - I I I I Q - I I 5-' I I CLARENCE CAMERON Soup Norsy pert unassummq easy lnterclass Basketball Ambttron Machrnest or Mechan c SETH CAMPISI Camp Carefree wrllrnq talkatrve shy Track Manager Amb1t1on Ltnotyper BLANCHE CHECKO IS lOHN RAYMOND CARLSON RaY Athlettc contented neat smooth Sock and Buskln H1Y Varstty Club Base ball Basketball Football Band Student Government Chorus Quartet Freshman Class Prestdent Ambrtron Phystcal educatton teacher RUSSELL CARLSON Russ Lrkable athletzc unassumlnq zndrtlerent Interclass Basketball Track Ambltron Prlot or Radto enqlneer LAWRENCE CONROY Hank Neat quret modest nzce Ambltron Stenoqrapher FLORA CHIARAPPA Cheerlo Talented Wtty frank musical Correspondence Club Press Club Gtrls Club Sock and Buskrn Badmrnton Rltle Club Student Government Grrls Chorus Ambttton Muslcal career Ambrtton Arrplane mechan1c LLOYD CURKIN Prckle Frank lrkable qrtted forward Correspondence Club Forum Basketball Manager Sock and Buskln Rttle Club Stu dent Government SCIQHCG Club Press Club Orchestra Varstty Club Saqa Staff Football Ambrtron Pharmactst bf - I 1 l' , l 4 ' : 1 . , , , , ' ' , ' 1 4 I 1 I 1 I I , . HS. ,, Commercial Club, Girls, Chorus. Bashtul, consrstent, contented, moderate i , , ' , , I l I ' I I I I I I , , . , , , . R l is dmv HAZEL DeWOLF Hazel Gentle serrous guret consrstent Commerctal Club Arnbttton Bookkeeper CLARK DICKERSON Bab Moody smooth agreeable persrstent Band Orchestra Commerctal Club Sock and Busk1n Football Saga Staff H1Y Varsrty Club Ambttron Aeronauttcal engtneer MURIEL DUMEER Bette W'1tty modest pattent aa eeable Gtrls' Chorus, Cornmerc1al Club, Grrls' Club, lnterclass Basketball, Student Government Ambttton Secretary BENIAMIN ECKERSLEY ' Eck Artrstzc, auzet, athletrc, moderate Track, Football, lnterclass Bask tball, lme. class Hockey Amb't1on Navy cr Tool and aye maker IOSEPH DRIPPS oe Cute tozward talkatrve generous Sock and Buskrn H1Y Commerc1al Club Baseball Manager Varstty Club Cheer leader Amb1t1on Undecrded HELEN DUCKI Helen Quzet ettrcrent dependable shy Grrls Chorus Ambttlon Clertcal work GEORGE EGETER Goon Wrtty persrstent frank agreeable Football, Rrtle Club, Varsxty Club Basketball Manager, lnterclass Basketball Amb1t1on Naval otfrcer PATRICIA FISCHER Patty Dreamer, prrm, quarnt, rndependent German Club, Comm rctal Club, Student Government, lnterclass Basketball Ambrtton Secretary . N i 'Q 2 .2 Try, 'm bfttk , H 3g K: ,, ,, HI H I I I A I y I ' I - I I ' ' I I - H H , , , ,, H 1 , , , I V I - I I I l . , ,, H H H , , , , , , -A f , - 1 FRANCIS FITZPATRICK Fitz Witty, agreeable, modest, friendly Rifle Club. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. AURELIE FLADD Aur Artistic, unassuming, likable, generous. Girls' Club, lnterclass Basketball, Badminton, Art Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus. Ambition: Secretary or Artist. LOUISA FORLINI Louise Quiet, serene, modest, kind Sock and Buskin, Girls' Club. Ambition: Teacher. MARY IEANNE FRISSELL riz Cute inquisitive quaint likable Sock and Buskin Student Government Press Cluib German Club Correspondence Club Girls Club lnterclass Basketbcill Girls Chorus Rifle Club Saga Staff Ambition History teacher lOHN FLORYAN Yash Quiet, persistent, neat, optimistic Rifle Club, Student Government. Ambition: Constructing engineer. MARY FLORYAN Mary Competent, cheerful, generous, dependable Girls' Club, Sock and Buskin, Commercial Club, Student Government, lnterclass Basket- ball. Ambition: Travel and Dressclerk. WALTER GAYESKI Buleo Athletic, amusing, friendly, optimistic Basketball, Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, Commercial Club, Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus. Boys' Chorus. Ambition Marin Corps ARTHUR GEIGER Ar Congenial likable loud athletic Football Baseball lnterclass Basketball Varsity Club Ambition Undecided 1-3' . . 1 . D . C . HF . 11 1 1 1 11 T11 1 1 , , . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 , , c , , , 1 1 - . Q 'F fc, f.,v N. L . . , ,E 1 1 . I Zi-15 'V Q . .j. ' Q. lf' 'fi ,. 12, MURRAY GOLDBERG Butch NOISY w1tty frank persrstent Int rclass Basketball Ambltlon Navy or Llnotype operator HENRY GOLEMBIEWSKI Monk Art1st1c moderate bash! 1l droll Football Track Arnbrtlon Naval othcer Shy qentle qulet prrm Comrnerc1al Club Band Sock and Busk1n G1rls Club Ambltlon Commerclal teacher DAVID HARVEY Doc Conqemal versatrle 1nqu1s1t1ve cand1d Correspondence Club SCIGHCG Club Press Club Student Government lnterclass Basket ball Saga Staff VGTSIIY Club Track Bad rmnton Boys Chorus Amb1t1or1 Phys1c1an and Surqeon ROBERT GORDON Flash Norsy Jov1al bold agreeable lnterclass Basketball Ambltron Navy or A1rplane constructlon VIRGINIA HALSTEDT G1nnY Talented rndependent fussy talkat1ve G1rls Chorus Drum MaJor Sock and Busk1n Glrls Club Rltle Club Cheerleader Student Government Saga Staff Amb1t1on Mus1c Career MARTHA HARVEY Martha Absentmrnded neat agreeable artzstrc Glrls Chorus Sock and Busk1n YH1 Com merc1al Club Saga Staff Ambmon Newspaper reporter or Buyer CARL HAYNE K1ckapoo N1ce studrous quret fzrendly lnterclass Basketball lnterclass Hockey Arnb1t1cn Success I ' lf' e ll I' Il I ll A ' l r 1 , I I I I I , . ' ' f ' - I . . . I I I , . FLORENCE HARRINGTON Poll . . ,, ., . , I - I J I I I - I - , . I I - - , 1 1 ' - I I I . , I - I ' WARREN HEINRICH Buxor Independent unassumznq frank congemal Sock and Buskm Brtle Club Correspondence Club lnterclass Basketball Band Ambltron Unclecrdecl IAMES HENNESSEY I1m Effrczent lzkable modest quzet Football Manager Bttle Club Vars1ty Club Amb1t1on Navy a1r corps mechanlc Frrendly cheerful unassummq cute lnterclass Basketball H1Y M1xed Chorus Amb1t1on Undec1ded ROSALIE HOLMBERG Rosahe Cheerful modest dependable sedate G1rls Club Commercral Club Sock and Buskm Grrls Chorus Amlomon Secretary MILDBED HERMAN 1 Ntce tactful sedate temperate Gtrls Chorus Commerclal Club Ambxtlon F1l1ng Clerk WILLIAM HEWITT Wrll e Generous artstrc capable polzte Track lnterclass Basketball lnterclass Hockey Ambmon State Pohcerrvan Demure modest careful nalve Correspondence Club Glrls Chorus Sock and Buskm Crrrls Club B1tle Club lnterclass Basketball Art Club Ambrtron Nurse CHARLES I-IUNDERLACH Chlcken Shy studrous moderate smgular Amb t1on Alrplane mechan1c ,, ,, HMT. THOMAS HOLIGAN Bud ALICE HUNDERLACH Alice ADELBERT HUNT e Scholarly Wztty qutet agreeable Bltle Club Student Government lnterclass Bask tball Interclass Hockey Arnbltron Arr corps EILEEN HYLAND ee Lzkable trustworthy da1nty Wesleyan1c Hrllhouse Drarnatlc Club Student Leader Archery Club Wllson Hlgh School Glrls Club Sock and Buskrn Press Club Grrls Chorus Badmlnton Student Gove nrnent Amb1t1on College ARLINE IOHNSON Lee Nazve serene lrkable easy Band Orchestra Grrls Chorus Glrls Club Correspondence Club Cornrnerclal Club Amb1t1or1 Beautrclan LOUISE IOHNSON Wease Fnvolous Wesleyanzc szlly agreeable Correspond nce Club Sock and Buskrn Club G1rls Club Cheer Leader Glrls Chorus Badm1nton Ambltton College and Dress buyer STACIA IASON Stac1e Modest pleasant qu1et wrllmg lnterclass Basketball Grrls Chorus Arnbrtron Undeclded EDWARD IESSOP Bud Talkatzve generous unpredlctable rntere tmg Band Sc1ence Club Track Correspondence Club Sock and Buskrn Varslty Club Bltle Club M1XGd Chorus Boys Chorus lnterclass Arnbltron Bustness executrve SOPHIE KENDZIOB KennY Modest artrstzc quret pess1m1st1c Sock and Busktn YI-lt Cornmercral Club Gtrls Chorus lnterclass Basketball Saga Staff Arnbltton Secretary FLORENCE KLARE Klare Athletzc patent pleasant appreczatzve Student Government Grrls Chorus Ambttton Secretary 'I' D lf' ll . ll I ' I . 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I I I r I ' I - 'I ' I . . . . . v 1 , 9 , I 1 IRENE KLIMEIC Rene Charmzng demure srncere tacttul Gtrls Chorus Commerc1al Club Stud nt Cfovern'n nt Saga Statt ATPDIIIOH Undec1ded HENRY KMIETEK Zeke Moaest quret studzous pleasant Ambrtton Ele trrcal engmeer LOIS LINDERME SmokeY Srncere athletrc agreeable modest Commercral Club So k and Busk1n YH1 Stuaent Governm nt G1rls Chorus Orches ra Amb1t1on Secretary WILLIAM LOOBY Stret l'1 Athletrc lrkable generous dependable Iuntor Honor Socrety Football Basketball Varslty Club Sock and Buskm Saga Staff H1Y Sophomore Class Pr stdent Senror Class VICG presldent Ambrtron Avratron THERESA KRUKULSKI Tesste Artzstrc competent generous frank Grls Chorus Art Club Band Secretary an L1crar1an ATDIIIOH Cornrrt r tal arttst ALBERT LEARY Crush r Ath etr shy generous contented Varsrty Club Football Cornmercral Club H1 V Interclass Bask tball Ambrtron Investment broker CAROLYN MALCARNE Care Versatrle proper dependable neat Buskrn Press Club Band Iun1orS nror Honor SOCIGIY Student Government Grrls Chorus Cheerleader Sen1or Class S cre tary Freshman Class V1cepres1dent Amb1t1on Secretary THEODORE MALINKA Molly Athletzc quzet agreeable mdllferent M1ddletoWn Hlgh School Cross Country Interclass Basketball Track Wrlson Hrgh School lnterclass Basketball Football Base ball Track Varslty Club Ambrtron Naval otflcer p AU A . ., ' W , ' . , 'e i ' , , : al - . e , . 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Badminton, lnterclass Basketball, Girls' Club, GiflS' Club, COI'1'1m9fCiC1l Club, Sock Cifld ' . c ' , - ', I I f I I ' 9 I I 9 A ' ' , - I , I I I f , , , ' 2 e - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' '- , 1 fe ' , 1 , . - VIRGINIA MALONEY Glnqer Talkatzve conqenlal athletzc Irkable Grrls Club Interclass Basketball YH1 Stu dent Government Grrls Chorus Amb1t1on Nurse KENNETH MCCABE Kenney Wrtty Irrvolous frank agreeable M1ddletoWn I-Irqh School Chorus Dramat1c Amb1t1on Success IOHN MCINEBNEY Mack Forward Irkable mdzfferent conqenlal Sock and Buskm Commerc1al Club H1Y Mrxed Chorus Ambrtron Mechan1c SEBASTIAN MILARDO Nootsre Artrstrc qu1et athletrc unassummq Interclass Basketball lnterclass Hockey Ambltron Mason RITA MCCABE Rrta Proper sllly serene Wesleyamc Grrls Club Grrls Chorus Correspondence Club Sock and Buskm Cheerleader Inter class Basketball Press Club Badm1nton Stu dent Government Sophomore Class Secre tary Ambrtron College CHESTER MCCOID Chet Talkahve frank rnterestmq dzffrdent c1l Rrfle Club Amb1t1on Army CAROLYN MLYNABCIK Connle Dependable consrstent Irkable studzous Sock and Buskm Grrls Club Glrls Chorus Commercral Club Iunlor Honor Soctety Saqa Staff Ambtron Secretary MALCOLM MOODY Malcolm Wrtty cute modest mqursmve Correspondence Club Bttle Club Sock and Busk1n Forum Scrence Club Interclass Basketball Ambltlon Army , A sf' Z , Z L I I I 1 L 1 ' lr ' I I 1 I I 1 I ' I 1 I I - 3 - . , I - Club. Wilson Htqh School: Sock and Buskin. FOOlbC1llf TTCICIC, Varsity Club, Student Coun' ' ' . I f I . I A I I l I I I I I I I I I - I I I ' ' - ' i ' : . I I I V I i V A I BEATRICE MOORE Bea Frzvolous srlly Wesleyanrc comely Sock and Buskxn Grrls Club Correspond ence Club Grrls Chorus Student Govern ment Badmrnton Cheerlead r Arnbltron College IMLLDA MOORE Me Lrkable generous cute dependable Grrl Chorus Band Orchestra Press Club Grrls Club Sock and Buskrn Student Gov ernment Correspondence Club Rrtle Club AIHb1l1OH College EDNA NEVILLE Nevllle Frank dependable pessrrnrstrc prrm ment Badmmton lnterclass Basketball Commercral Club Sock and Buskln G1rls Club Arnbrtron Accountant MARGUERITE O CONNOR Peqqv Effrcrent gentle calm petlte Band Sock and Buskrn Cornrnerclal Club Student Gov rnrn nt Grrls Club Orchestra G1rls Chorus Saga Statt lunror Honor So crety lnterclass Basketball Freshman Class Secretary and Treasur Ambrtron Dancrng teacher ANNA MOSKAL Hanna Neat drgnrtzed chrc agreeable Commercral Club G1rls Club Student Gov ernment Yl-lr lnterclass Basketball Bad rnrnton Grrls Chorus Arnbrtron Travel CLARA MOTT Shorty Generous petlte talented wltty Commerclal Club Grrls Club Student Gov errrnent Band Orchestra Basketball Grrls Chorus Arnbrtron Musrcran MARION OCONNOR Marron Capable dependable talented agreeable Band Orchestra Sock and Buskrn Comrner clal Club Grrls Club Saga Statt Grrls Chorus lnterclass Basketball Student Gov ernment Ambrtron Dancrng teacher lULlUS OTFINOSKI Ulock Ouret rnzld calm lrlcable Ambltron Insurance agent I I - I I I I - I - I 'I Q , , V . , . , ,, ,, rs l I I I I ll I I I - v a I ' I I A , X I I I I H . H 3 - Al I I Glrls Chorus, Orchestra, Stuaent Govern- , H I H , , A A 1 A 1 1 1 ' 1 1 f ' I I - I I I ' ' , , L 9 9 , 1 I DT , , , . VIRGINIA OTTERBEIN Grnny Shy modest qualnt peasant Cornrnercral Club Student Government G1rls Club Sock and Busk1n G1rls Chorus Ambrtron TYDISI HOWARD PECK Lrkable rntellrgent generous dependable Dress Club Sock and Buslan Scrence Club Forum Correspondence Club Rrtle Club Student Government HtY Iuntor Honor SOC19lY Interclass Basketball Saga Statt Ambrtron Mechanrcal engrneer PHYLLIS RIZNER Phyll Generous trrendly petrte modest Buslcrn Badrnrnton Correspond nce Club Rrtl Club Student Governrn nt Arnbrtton College IOHN RYCZEK Ryc lc Agreeable studrous denendabl I lcable Baseball Comrnercrar Clu P s C u S n1or Class Presrd nt Arnbrtron Clerrcal work DONALD PRUE Donald Duck Norsy contented rndrtterent mrld Arnb1t1on Arrplan mechan1c WALTER REISER Walt Shy quret studlous calm Mtxed Chorus Student Goverr ment Arnbrtron Publrc Accoutntant ALICE SAGAN Quret ettrcrent serrous agreeable Badnnnton Grrls Club Commercral Club G1rls Chorus Correspondence Club A'nb1t1on Secretary TVIILDRED SAUNDERS Mrllte P ea ant tnvolous ta lCGflV9 unassumrng In r lass Basketball G1rls Choru Bana I C'uo Co'nm r tal Club Soclc and Bu km Iunlor Honor S Ambrtton Secretary A. , , . . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .. D . Q , , , . o . Hod I I r I I I I I I - I , , 1 . J- - 1 1 1 1 l A , A .1 ' . P. . . I - v MAIN 11 11 1 , I I , A , I I A 5 A , , Girls' Club, Band, Girls' Chorus, Sock and A -- . ' ' . . . ' ' Q A I 1 WA I ' Q Q c , - .. : , . . . ,, Q ,, I N A 7 A V 1 e , , l 1' - V l l 9 1' . . , ' ' - ' A 4 .te c. , ' . s, , , ' ' D, TSS l -C, Gtr s' I , I e c . , ' I e ' I I e . s ' oclety. NORMAN SHULTZ Norm Artzstr quret shy talented Arnbltron Cornrnerclal artrst MADLYN SIMMONS a Mzld nazve CO'IS1d rate gentle Grrls Club Crrrls Chorus Comrnerc1alC'u Correspondence Club Interclass Basketball Arnoruon Secretary IACK SMITHWICK Srnrtty Talent d mterestznq lraDDY qOlL1CkY mdep ndenr H Y Rrtl Club Mrxed Chorus Band S k and Buskrn Arnbrtron Musrcran l0I1N SNOW ack Aqreeable moderate nazve drtfrdent Rrtle Club Stud nt Government Inte class Basketball Arnbrtron Arr corps FRANCIS SKARB Muskrat Comenfea nozsy mdrtterent mrld Arnbr ron Truck drrver NINA SMITH Nrna Seaat studlous prrm romantrc Grrls Chorus Band Cornmercral Club Grrls Club Press Club Interclass Basketball Stu dent Gov rnment Iunror Honor Socrety Ambltton S cretary NEWTON! SPENCER Newtre Boshful qulet zndzfferent athletzc Tra k Interc ass Basketball Arwotron Succ ss BARBARA STAURSKY Bobs oy at ctronate sweet Irkable In lass Ba ketball Crrls Club Comm r Cal Club Sock and Buskrn YH1 Stud n Gox ernment Grrls Chorus Orchestra Ban Iunror Honor Socrety Iunror Class Vrce Pre rdent Arnbrtron Cornrnercral work 11 11 11 1 L1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , :I . , , . .L. . . . . L . . M d H l I 9 O I , A V I 1 1 1 . 1 . . , 1 . 1 1 b I I h 1 I 1 1 1 A l I - ' . 1 1 1 Q . C , . . ,. . A . C . 11 1 11 A ' ' Q ' ' - . V I I I I , ' ' 9 ' h 1 1 C , 1 . . ' : ' . N A ', ' Q 1 ' rv-, I. I . C . 1 , C , 1 , ot., 11 1 fw v1 D 1 1 O ' , l.., , , . 1 1 1 A-f. -. ' HI H Isl- J , , I 9 4 . - 1 Q 1 . , I , . , , C 1 1 1 , ' ' F 1 1 , ol 1 D T . . . . . 1 v 1 A , , . S MARIORIE STROM Marge Lncable drgnrfred dependable agreeable Cheerleader Grrls Club Correspondence Club Sock and Buskm IUHIOT Honor SOC1 ety Student Government Student Councll Glrls Chorus lnterclass Basketball Rrtle Club Badmmton Saga Statt Amb1t1on Travel HARRY TAVEL Mrld generous persrstent contented Basketball Football Press Club I-I1Y Saga Stall Student Government Commercral Club Freshman Class VICE prestdent Amb1t1on Undecrded DANIEL WADSWORTH Dan Courteous athletrc fr endly magnetrc Entered Wllson th1s year Vars1ty Basket ball Varsrty Baseball H1Y Varsrty Club Amb1t1on Bus1ness career PATRICIA WALSH Pa Lovable capable grlted unselfrsh Darren Hlgh School Current Llterature Club Home Economrcs Club G1rls Glee Club Dramatlc Club Thesplans Art Club Wrlson I-I1gh School Glrls Club Grrls Chorus Ambltxon Secretarlal work POLLY THAYER Polly' Frank quamt undrsturbed lrkable Press Club G1rls Club Glrls Chorus Iunlor Honor Soctety Student Government Inter class Basketball Arnb1t1on College BARBARA TUTTLE Bobble Demure gentle trmrd studrous Sock and Buskm Glrls Club Glrls Chorus lnterclass Basketball Correspondenc Club Arnb1t1on College DORCTI-IY WALTER o Wrtty fnvolous generous pleasant Band G1rls Chorus Sock and Busk1n G1rls Club Commerc1al Club Student Govern ment mterclass Basketball Amb1t1on Secretary FRANK WARNER Frank1e Easy gorng lrkable reckless sophrstrcated I-I1 Y lnterclass Basketball Sock and Busktn Mlxed Chorus Ambrtlon Navy Arr Corps lf' 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I I - I 7 - 1 1 1 - . 1 . .. . , , . . 1 1 - 11 . 11 11C 11 4 , 1 1 1 ' I ' 1 1 A 1 I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Q. I , C . I I .. . , . . 11 11 1, 1, I ' y ' 1 1 1 1 1 - A 1 , 1 . . 1 . , i . - I I A . ,- . I I - 1 1 1 - . . . I . , A . 11 t11 I I I If 1 II - 1 . . 1 . . . 1 - I I . I , 1 1 . , 1 . 1 . I I ' A I I I . I . 1 . 1 , . , . . DOROTHY WASOWICZ Dotty Friendly, quiet, studious, moderate Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus. Ambition: Secretary. ELEANOR WHITE Eleanor Likable, studious, calm, modest Commercial Club, Band, Student Govern- ment, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Iunior Honor Society. Ambition: Secretary. WINNOLA WHITE Winnie Aqreeable, serene, quiet, generous Girls' Chorus, Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Sock and Buskin, Correspondence Club, Student Government. Ambition: Secretary. MARY WHITMORE Whit Artistic, generous, tactlul, witty Girls' Chorus, Girls' Club, Correspondence Club, Sock and Buskin, Rifle Club, Press Club, Art Club, Saga Stati. Ambition: Art career. MARY WNEK Perry Demure, sweet, likable, shy Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Sock and Buskin. Ambition: Commercial work. IEROME WRUBEL lerry Dominant, frank, consistent, ambitious Sock and Buskin, Band, Orchestra, Student Government, Varsity Club, Varsity Basket- ball Manaqer, Correspondence Club, Press Club, Forum, Iunior Honor Society. Ambition: Aeronautical enqineer. BENIAMIN WYSOCKI Ben Diqnified, nice, likable, calm Football, Basketball, Baseball, Iunior Honor Society, Iunior Class: President, Student Government, Student Council, Varsity Club, Hi-Y. Ambition: Sports or Aeronautical engineer. DOROTHY ZAWACKI Dot Modest, serene, patient, studious Ambition: Telephone operator. SHIRLEY ZIMMERER Shirl lmpatient, athletic, frank, competent Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Correspond- ence Club, Interclass Basketball, Girls' Chorus, Badminton, Rifle Club. Ambition: Secretary. Poetry IEALOUSY Hissing and curling the reptile works Biting and fuming with many quirks Stabbing and throbbing it fills my brain Dismaying and harmful bringing me pain Causes for worry regret and fear Making me weary of everyone near Hate is its friend its ally and foe When one departs the other rnust go Phyllis Hizner The stars are hanging thick Us grapes ln th vineyard of the sky As l walk home this winter night Alon my shadow and l ln the west an airmail beacon Eesembles as it gleams A gigantic windshield wiper With its long golden beams The moon is a silver dollar Painting the whole world white lt hurts to thunk that l alone Can see this peaceful sight Rita McCabe HOME A bright cheery fire That always will be A garden all round For each one to see A welcome set out For one and for all And sweet things to serve lf someone should call An easy chair there Where someone is sleeping A light in the window My vigil IS keeping lf l could return From that place on earth l ll always call home jerry Wrubel TO MY LOVE l bring you Spring und love bestd This and my heart and the heavens wide l ask for you Joy And life for a toy And give you contentment to b your guide lbring swe t us1 rtng1ng cl ar Ana myself to serve as a shield from t Ts l ask tcr you lignt And a banner white And love to ab de wth you thr ugh th years Lrleen Hyland MUD PUDDLES Like jagged mirrors do they lie Reflecting bits of clouds and sky Each day they mirror less and less Until they are no more On winter morns like lakes they stand These skatlng nnks of fairy land Where yachts with snowflakes ails do glide Giving some elf a fairy ride Polly Thayer PARADE The bugles blare a thrilling strain That echoes back from every hill A sharp command reverberates across the plain A shuffling of arms A pause then all is still The gun salut s the s tting sun Offic rs pass Th ir scabbard clank Are all followed on by one By the silhouette of ach succeeding r HK lohn Floryan SUNRSE When the sun p eks over the far blue h1lls n the misty golden light lt gently spreads o er the wakening world to revive its darkened sight And the earth reacts to its magic power and natur begings to bloom Then life itself is glorified resurrected from the gloom Norma Broadbent HAVE YQU EVER Have you ever pushed a twig into th April earth To see if the f o had le t'? Have you ev r tried to find a sheltered glen W'here the mo is o oudly green and the ls varmer tl' n beyona7 Hav you ever lain on the steeply sloptng bank Beside some sliding str am And s nt a leaf upon CI tour tey that you envied for Gt gayetf and dash Te hops the cou s it sailed vos steered so fb. That you thought of pixies As it sped ben ath bar ked Or swept around mo sed stones Ancl ush d b yond sght with antt ipant ha t Have you ever? l have Dorothy Breck , , - .J . , D . N-' I 1 e, u . 1 1 1 A Q 9 ' I , A T e . e' s . -. Q 4 . , V ' Q ' rw l A 1 , c . c c. . ' 2, ' I 1' D A V 1 Q . . A I , . i I t 7 i A , Q V Q V I . 5 , 7 be . '-I 1 ' ' . ' ' Q ' I W , l - - - ' Y Ut .5 ' A LJ. A . 1 A g e . c NO mme would I mam, Among new white bitches , , sun N ' 1 ' 4 Tx AXA J e ' i T 1 I . I I 9 Q2 ' ' 1 7 , f , 9 I 1 1 1 'T' l Jar. .. , 'D I . its t ti N, . y 4 r rr. 'r.e ' ' u A . 1 t ue , 1A , V ' f.: fri 'r- - ' 9 . , ' , -A e i' caves c s - ea Q 1 - v V' ' V ' , j r e e 1 cy . s e. 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Class Will To whom 1t may concern Be 1t remembered that we the class of 194l at Woodrow W1lson 1-hgh School m the Crty of Mtddletown of M1ddlesex County of the State of Connect1cut betng of comparatlvely sound mxnd and memory but knowmg the uncertarnty of thts l1fe do make th1s our last W1ll and Testament hereby revok1ng all former Wrlls and Testaments After payment of our Just debts and gambhng losses we bequeath and dev1se as follows To th class of 1942 commg mto the lordly esta e of Senlors our stncerest sympathy for thetr ernment pos1t1on as chlef dlspensers of law order and Justlce w1tl'1n our falr school To the class of 1943 the doubtful glory of becommg upperclassmen To the class of 1944 our warmest congratulat1ons and remember the frrst four years are always th hardest To the class of 1945 R1ta McCabe wth all due modesty leaves a port1on of her great w1sdom to be d1v1ded equally among tts members so that each may have at least a taste of genxus To that long endurtng ftgure endearrngly termed the Student Body we bequeath the re malnmg shreds of our self control and patlence as members of the Student Government and earn stly caJole and exhort satd Student Body to make use of the aforementroned self control and patrence to further the attamment of that 1deal1st1c dream student cooperatlon Personal Bequests To the football team of 41 w1th tremors of apprehens1on the team of 40 leaves 1ts un precedented reputat1on for Splfll scores and broken hearts We doubt rf they reckoned w1th Charley Wolfe however To anyone who has dealrngs w1th the U S Natronal Guard Chet McCord leaves th pattence of Iob To the off1ce force rn partrcular and to the phys1cal well belng of all others concerned we fully trust and expect that the k1nd benefactors of our dear school w1ll bequeath a sys ttm of telev1s1on and dev1se a code of stgn language that W1ll el1m1nate the necess1ty for our present system of telephones leav es fmgers basket To those mexperlenced neophytes who feel tempted Curkm w1th unstmted generoslty one queshonable gallon Jug of c1der results not guaranteed the musrc lovers of Woodrow Wrlson Flora Clruarappa leaves fond memorres of flymg and cascadmg chords MISS Taylor of h1stor1cal and soc1olog1cal reknown a custom bu1lt over srzed waste 1n order that she may have ample room for those red letter exams tne school department the burly Mr Goldberg w1th the purest of phrlanthroptc mo trves beau aths h s two we ks growth of beard for that bare spot rn the front lawn To the w1les of any lucky g1rl who has suff1c1ent behef 1n her prowess Babs Staursky w1th reluctance and forebod1ng leaves B111 Hartke But we doubt rt To anyone who cant take a Joke Kenneth McCabe leave h1s long suffertng sense or humor To the amazement of some the relref of oth rs and the sorrow of many the rmmltable loe Dnpps leaves ln Testament whereof we h reunto set our hand and seals 1D the pres nce of the lbfe wrtnesses named below declare th1s to be a true and valrd document thls 16th day of lun rn the year Nrnete n Hundred Forty one lS1gnedl The class of 1941 Stgned by th Testators de-clartng 1t to b thelr Last W1ll and Testament m the pres nce of us who at th lf reauest tn therr presence 11'l the presence of ea h oth r and all at o extra charge hereunto subscrtoe our names as Wttnesses lohn Ryczek Dorothy Breck Davrd Harvey , , , , , e . , . . , , . . 9 L , , . , f , A e . i . I - ' 1 W 9 . . . - . , . . . . Q . . , e , To , , , To , . To , , - cf , . , . ' Q 1 Q , e . e . , ,N Q , , M 1 . D . . . . , 11 e , . , e s , ' e . ce . A . D . , -, . O f . . 3 . , - e , e . , L A. 1 . . A Q V , e A , , ., c . e, ry , . -A I A , H I dam U54 1 Q9 4-A110611 ,.. Class Prophecy The class of l94l has done us proud 1t seems almost all of the students are famous ID one f1eld or another And how do I know? Well you see Ive been 1n the Iezebel Club for several years now s1ng1ng the blues Yolanda Both by the way IS manager of th club Shes very efhcrent and 1S known to everyone as Iezze In a professron l1ke m1ne you meet loads o1 people famous and otherwrse many of my former classmates at WIISOH drop 1n some n1ghtly and others from out of town who are there to pa1nt the town red And then Snoop IS a frlend of m1ne Remember when Walter Wmchell ret1red'? Scandal mongers were heart broken unt1l a new l1ght loomed on th hor1zon Dav1d Snoop Harvey' Dave s reputat1on IS IWICQ as famed as W1nchell s was and hrs Harvey1sms are world known Snoop does a l1ttle research on the srde He says he gets surfe1ted wrth goss1p and the l1l bugs help k ep h1s bra1n clear Dorothy Breck known IU her own r1ght as the d1scoverer of the naboaetean bac1llus IS h1S trusty ass1stant She also doesnt do so poorly 1n the f1eld of romance Of course you ve read about lames Hennessey s rnvenhon of the rocket sh1p but what IS not commonly known IS that on h1s secret fllght o Mars he found Chester McCo1d tramtng the Mart1an Army Chet IS a b1g boy up there the Martlans are only two feet h1gh Iohn Floryan IS more or less 1n the IHVGHIIOD f1eld He d1scovered those p1lls we take on long ITIDS w1th us to take the place of bulky food Last year he rece1ved the Nobel Prrze 1n Scrence for h1s remarkable work Al1ce Sagan and Blanche Checko teach 1nterpretat1ve danc1ng and lecture at d1fferent schools Both agree that the students at W1lson are the most cultural and apprec1at1ve In part1cular Al1ce teaches the new Amazon a VQYSIOH of the old Congo and Blanches spe c1alty IS the Plan donga You must have seen the p1cture of Lady Battlewarthe 1n the SOCIGIY columns but perhaps you farled to recognlze the beauty as Rlta Mac McCabe Shes b come one of the 1ntell1gent1a and has wr1tten several post World War III books Carolyn Malcarne went to Canada as soon as the last war was over and 1S now the well known and loved F1rst Lady of Canada w1th Prrme M1n1ster Ryan Speak1ng of hGpIDY marrrages Mrldred Herman who marr1ed almost as soon as she left W1lson has become one of the lead1ng women ln M1ddletown She has been reelected mayor several t1mes Her brggest proJect was a tunnel under the r1ver between M1ddle town and Portland And rn the polrhcal l1mel1ght 13 Pres1dent elect Iohn Ryczek He IS assured of an almost unan1mous vote because he 1S runn1ng on the comb1ned Farmer Labor te Democrahc Repub l1can t1cket The rumor IS golng around that loseph Dr1pps the manager of the campa1gn w1ll be made Secretary of Commerce because of h1s noted bus1ness ab1l1ty Due to I'1lS love of speed he has purchased one of Hennesseys Hydro rnahc rockets The pastmaster generalshlp IS slated for Clark D1ckerson who had charge of the broadcast1ng act1v1t1es dur mg the campalgn and who proved to be th best and loudest broadcaster He won a nat1onal stamp l1ck1ng contest and so 1S well qualrhed for the pos1t1on Flora Ch1arappa and lack Srn1thw1ck have taken the mus1cal honors Flora 1n the class1cal held because of Wr1t1ng the opera La Grenaurlle Coassant wh1ch means rn Enghsh The Croaklng Frog and lack 1n the realm of popular muslc HIS Rhythm Wranglers are na t1onally known and they play 1n the Lavender Room of the RIIZ more Hotel Carol Anderson and Rocco Both travel all over the world to 1nstruct students 1n the cul1nary arts They have comb1ned the1r efforts 1n perfectrng a crustless bread and have won the accla1m of thousands of ch1ldren throughout the nat1on They ev n taught such sophrstlcates as Martha Harvey and Stac1a Iason Both Martha and Stac1a are artlst mod ls Martha has become w1dely known because she IS featured 1n the advert1s1ng of Hennessey s Hydro mat1c rockets Stac1a1s the excluswe model for that world famous artlst de Montelle Louls you know the des1gner that took Madame Chanel s place 1S report d afh anced to a Wesleyan professor Dean Van Ness Polcnarse noted author1ty on anthropology She IS known to us m glggles as Lou1se Iohnson LOUISG has Just des1gned a wool even1ng gown for the mountams destlned for a spectacular success Sh1rley Bo hle one of Lou1ses cllentele IS famous for two reasons She 1S the pr1ma donna of the Metropol1tan Opera and has b en voted the bestdressed woman 1D Amerlca Lou1se told me that Sh1rley rushed rn as soon as she heard of the new creatlon and ordered 1t specrfyrng the or1g1nal Irene Kltmek and Imelda Moore are manrteaums 1n the LOUISG Shopp They are both 11 11 1 l 1 . , 1 . . . , . 1 . . Q 1 - 1 1 1-' ' 1 . . , 11 11 . 1 . I . . 1 A 1 1 1 11 . 11 . . . , . - . . Q . . A s-1 . 11 11 1 . . , 1 I - T . 1 11 . 11 11 11 . 1 Q , - V - 1 , . 1 . . 1 1 . 1 - - ' 1 . . . 1 - - - L . 11 11 . 1 . - , . 1 . 1 . I 1 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 11 11 1 Q . V , . 1 1 . . . . . 1 1 , , . . . . . - 4 - . - - 1 . , 1 , . 1 . , 'A . ' 1 Q V . . .. 11 . 11 . . . D 11 , , 1 V . . 11 . . . 11 11 , . . , . Q . V . . . . . Q 1 . . . . 1 ' . 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 Q Q . -11 1 - 1 V - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - , . . . 1 . . 1 - Q v 1 1 ' 2 . , V . 1 , . 1 . . . Q 1 C. Class Prophecy well known to New York crrcles and both vehemently deny current romance rumors But as frrend Snoop says what IS a poor reporter to do when he sees Mel and Kenneth McCabe the poor l1ttle rrch boy feedmg peanuts to the sparrows and sees Irene h1tt1ng the hrgh spots constantly escorted by the same man the Count of CIISCO Carlo? The Count as he 1S known rn better crrcles was the herr to a huge fortune left by a wealthy uncle Eleanor Whrte IS a beautrcran who has perfected the new Curly Wurly Harr Do for shaggy dogs However most of her busrness 1S from human clrents She told us the names of some of the best of them Polly Thayer the noted 1mm1grat1on author1ty Her best con trrbutron to humanrty has been the constructron of a Statute of Lrberty 1n San Francrsco to greet the travelers from the East Newton Spencer who has organrzed the unron of Amalga mated Clothesprn and Safety Pm Makers of Amerlca Barbara Staursky ed1tor1n-chref of the Da1ly Moon IS very well known for her syndrcated column entrtled Lrfe and Love wh1ch has solved mrlhons of all types of problems srnce the retrrement of Dorothy D1x Dorothy Baranowskr one of the countrys leadrng authors has Just recently won the Pul1tzer Prrze Her best known work IS Ten M1ll1OD Rats and How to Get Rrd of Them W1ll1am Hewrtt New York governor who has abol1shed regent exams and has constructed rce hockey rrnks rn every New York school Some of the faculty members at Wrlson now are Dorothy Zawrckl who 1S the playground supervrsor She rece1ved the Job from Mayor Herman and she has rnstalled a new super chutethe-chute to thrrll the students Mary Wh1lmOf9 stepped 1nto the shoes of Ma Hub bard They also call Mary Ma lncrdentally 1ts the truth Also Mary Wnek elecutron teacher who teaches all of our pol1t1c1ans and execut1ves how to address therr const1tuents and Seth Camp1s1 who rs now the head of the pr1nt shop The school now has a large pr1nt shop wlth new roller presses and several lmeotype machrnes They now pr1nt a new and better Margray there It IS twelve pages large and comes from publrcatron every week Dan Wadsworth IS a brg d1rector 1D Hollywood He rs takrng rn money faster than the U S mrnt can pr1nt 1t He has more men Jealous of h1m than any other man 1n the country as he IS contrnually surrounded by the countrys best pulchrltude Ben Wysockr IS now known to all movre fans as the Grant H1ndu He takes the part of PunJab rn the new Orphan Annre Serres Ierry Wrubel 1S Ben s press agent He very suc cessfully k eps Ben Drrector Wadsworth and hrmself constantly 1n the headlrnes Edna Nev1lle 1S Hollywood s b st scrrpt wrrter Some of the masterpreces wh1ch have come from her pen are Here Wrth the Gale and Copenhagen Causeway sequel to Tobacco Road Henry Kmretek a star cameraman won the academy award for hrs photography of a mov 1ng tram taken whrle ly1ng between the rarls underneath 1t Drd you know Beat Moore went Hollywood? Her screen name 1Sl9UI'1 Lewrs that great tragedranne who played rn the Academy Award w1nn1ng motron prcture Green H1ll pos1te that handsome prof1le Lrncoln Gray known rn 1941 as Howard Peck Howard or Lrncoln has qurte a reputat1on too on the legrtrmate stage He IS also known as the world s greatest lover He once told us Practrce makes Perfect Bay Carlson rs a multrmrllronalre He made h1s money honestly rn dog food Dog lovers all over the world know h1m through hrs product Carlsons Tasty Wasty Dog Waf ers He recently started a commercral program The star of the program IS Cy Tavel the famous dog tra1ner who grves helpful h1nts on how to br1ng up pups Cy has wrlt ten several books on the subJect of dogs the best known IS How to Improve the Dogs Personalrty Norma Broadbent IS also on the same program Norma f1lled Garbos shoes only she IS the elus1ve actress of the stage She rn the wrnner of last years Oscar rn How Wet IS the Water sequel to How Green IS My Valley Speakrng of radro have you heard Malcolm Moodys news broadcast? He 1S unsur passed m h1s freld that of war correspondent He has taken over the pos1t1on of MaJor George Freldrng Elrot N1na Smtth 1S h1s effrcrent secretary She keeps Malcolm posted on current events so that he can keep hrs radro audrence posted on them Dr Edward Iessop IS the countrys leadrng socrologrst He has wrrtten several books on the subJect the latest be1ng The Slums and Bums of the U S A Patr1c1a Erscher and Wmnola Whrte both Olymprc swrmmrng stars are noted for therr short dash across the Atlantrc Wlnnola has perfected the Hummrng Brrd Flutter and the Mule Krck whrle Pat has dlscovered that now world renowned Caterprllar Crawl 1 11 11 - 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 I , . 11 11 1 1 . 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 . 1 . - 1 , . 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I . , . 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' . . 11 . . - 1 11 . . 1 . , . 1 . . . I . - 1 . . . . . 1 . , 1 1 1 - . 1 Q V . Q ., V . . . . 1 , . . . . 1 . . . . . 1 1 Ct . 1 . . 1 1 1 - ' . . . . . 11 11 . . - 1 . , . I . . . 1 , . . 11 . . . 11 , . . . . 1 . . , 1 . , . . 1 . . . . . . 1 . 11 11 1 . 11 11 - 1 1 , . 11 . 11 . 1 . 11 11 .1 . 1 11 11 11 . 11 . . . . . . . . . . . 1 21 C . 1 11 . 11 1 . . . . . . 1 . . - 1 1 - FIVE of the graduates of 1941 are correspondents Hazel De Wolfs present post IS 1n Wash1ngton Her pr1nc1pal Job 1S reportmg the QOSSID clrculated by the senators Wrves Francrs F1tzpatr1ck 1S 1n Central Europe and h spec1al1zes on reportmg the act1ons of Bons Koskof drctator of Utopeland Adelbert Hunt 1S rn London He 1S the Chlel reporter for the lnternat1onal Rad1o and Telev1s1on Assoc1at1on and he has three half hour broadcasts da1ly and 1S heard and seen over a complete net work of all broadcast1ng stattons rn the country Henry Golemb1ewsk1 1S the ch1ef expert on labor problems for the Yak Square Da1ly He has 1nvented a formula by wh1ch he can foretell a strlke four months before 1ts outbreak Iohn Mclnerney who has graduated from report1ng law cases to mun1c1pal pOl1l1CS f1rmly declares that h sees more crooks now than formerly Lloyd Curk1n 1S the supercollossal extra specral humor1st of the a1rways He 1S a com b1nat1on of the better s1des of Fred Allen Edd1e Cantor and Bob Hope However Plckle doesnt do most of the work HIS trusty Joke wr1ter IS that past master of the trad Franc1s Skarb One t1me l:'ranc1s threatened to start a new show of h1s own lf h1s salary wasnt 1ncreased to S75 OOO per annum Phyll1s R1zner IS teach1ng some second grade pup1ls Her subrects are sewmg and cook1ng She told us that she thought the ch1ldren should be taught early 1n l1fe She also sa1d that the boys are better than the g1rls Warren He1nr1ch lS the presldent of the F1rst Natronal Bank Due to shrew bus1ness tact1cs he now owns three chateaus a yacht and a Cad1llac Theodore Mallnka 1S h1s ad VISOI and Ted owns two houses a rowboat and an Austm Helen Duckl 1S a secretary for Ted She tr1es to keep hrm stra1ght 1n h1s f1nanc1ng so that Ted can keep Warren stra1ght George Egeter and Mary Floryan are cartoon1sts George draws pOl1llCGlCGIlOO1'1S and Mary does com1c cartoons G orge draws h1s cartoons whlle stand1ng on h1s head b cause he says that all pol1t1cs are UpS1d9 down anyway Mary draws darly for Barbara s paper She contmues the efforts of the Superman of 1941 by her creat1on of the Rocket P1a1der who 1nc1d ntally uses one of lames Hennessey s sh1ps 1n the a1r and one of Walter Re1ser s racers on the ground Arthur Ge1ger does surreal1st art What he does resembles the doodl1ng he used to do the least mean1ng Theresa Krukulskr IS a noted arch1tect her houses are made ent1rely of glass w1th blackout curta1ns Once every year Florence Klare calls her to remodel her lovely estate on Long Island She marrled a n'11ll1ona1re Sportsman after leav1ng old W W H S V1rg1n1a Otterbem Carolyn Mlynarc1k and SODDIQ Kendzlor all entered tra1n1ng after leav1ng hrgh school They are head nurses 1n the Charles Hunderlach Memor1al Hosp1tal V1rg1n1a and Carolyn take care of the bumps and bru1ses that the Class of 1941 suffers at Russell Carlson s Dude Ranch Soph1e not to be outdone by other art1sts of the class keeps 1n practrce by drawmg charcoal sketches on the walls to amuse the patrents Charles earned h1s money 1n the grocery busrness and QIVGS half of h1s yearly 1ncome away every year Thomas Hol1gan IS the good lookmg doctor there HIS spec1alty IS remov1ng an ap pend1x f1x1ng tt up and putt1ng 1t back aga1n He mlssed h1s own Arl1ne Iohnson IS the ch1ef of pol1ce 1n th1s c1ty and has been successful 1n erad1cat1ng all crrme from Mrddletown LOUISE Forl1n1 IS her r1ght hand woman Her only Job lS to QIVG tlckets to New York drlvers as they speed through the c1ty Donald Prue and Walter Relser are speed racers They average a thousand mlles an hour 1n the1r new racer fmanced by Madelyn S1mmons Donald and Walter used to be always crashlng 1nto each other as they wh1zzed through the countrys1de They got t1red of th1s and so they collaborated and now race 1n the same d1rect1on or together Madelyn 1nvested her money w1th Warren before he learned the tr1cks of the trade and made mllllons much to Warrens chagrrn Norman Shultz has a large estate 1n Vermont where he pO1HlS the surroundmg country s1de Salvatore Sc1rpo has a large race track next to Normans estate HIS spec1alty 1S motor cycle rac1ng and he can be seen raclng over the hrlls of Vermont gett1ng 1n pract1ce for the b1g races Norman tr1es to palnt h1m rn act1on but all he gets IS a blur because he gotes so fast Hosalle Homberg and Dorothy WUSOWICZ are government p1lots Women are cre p1ng 1nto everyth1ng 1n th1s day and age ln the1r spare t1me they v1e wlth Fr1z ln h1gh alt1 tude fly1ng They fly the ma1l to every part of the World Now wasnt l r1ght 1n sayrng the class of 1941 lS famous? Of course rt was to be expected as the talent m that class could not be longe overlooked So 1ts good bye aga1n and wont you let me know how your class comes out? Erleen Hyland I ' I I I I I ' e c, . I , 1 . ' . e ' ' ' 1 ' e e on study hall desks. Murray and Arthur are trying to see who can draw the picture with , , . , . . . - el , I I L . I I ' I I if fi Mani? 'MPH Class of 1942 Entermq upon thls Senror year th m mbers of the Class of 1942 have much to look forward to and much to remember The ftrst offlcers to lead our class were Prestdent W1llard Damels Vrce Presldent Lorrame Ltncoln Secretary Cralq Pearson Treasurer Char l1e Wolfe Student Councrl Representatwe Roberta Lmderme Our Freshman year was marked by a successful Frollc and the unusu ally large number of class members partlclpatma 1n extra curr1cular as well as scholastlc act1v1t1es At the beqmnmq of our Sophomore year the tabulat1on of ballots re vealed the new off1cers Pres1dent Cratq Pearson Vtce Prestdent Lorrame Lmcoln Secretary Wllllam Hartke Treasurer lohn Lucey A successful Hop guaranteed a successful year Blll Danlels was charr man and each class member helped to make our Hop what 1t was As Iuntors the class of 42 has enloyea the best and most excltlnq year yet led by Prestdent Wlllard Damels Vlce Presrdent Iames Lonaworth Secretary Cra1g Pearson Treasurer Francts Anderson Co chalrmen lohn Lucey and W1ll1am Hartke and the1r commlttees planned one of the most successful Iunror Proms tn the h1story of Wllson Over SIXTY couples danced to the mustc of Blll Foster and h1s orchestra on the ntqht of February 14th whtch mctdentally lent the rornanttc a1r of Valen tmes Day Our class rmqs were purchased and the many members of the clas who own them are well sat1sf1ed ln only a few months the luntors shall become Semors m the1r last year at Wllson We hope that our Qemor year at W1lson shall be as suc cessful and emoyable as th precedtnq three Cra1q Pearson, Secretary of the Class of 1942 I, , fe 44 N -I 72? 2' ' Lrg? 3 ' -ggi L H. 1 ' vggifv, , , : f -W 1, sg ,.,,,.- f. , .mf 1, . . . 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G . o . lis 'P-L-1 Class of 'I943 The class of 1943 started therr new school hte W1th great enthuslasm The offrcers elected to represent the class were George Grbson Presldent Audrey Farrow V1cePres1dent lean Schneck Secretary George lntravala Treasurer and Evelyn Lang representahve to the Stud nt Councrl tor tour years Durmg l94O the freshmen were very actlve 1n athletrcs 1n the band orchestra and choruses Thrs year s Sophomore class has added many pages to the good record of last year The followlng ofhcers were elected Nlcholas Snow Pres1d nt Eleanor Opalacz V1cePres1dent Dons Lockhart Secretary Roland LeBlanc Treasurer On November 22 our Sophomore Hop was held Oscar Cochran was charrman and due to the cooperatron of the Whole class and lts advlsors th1s affarr was a great success The members ot the Sophomore Class have engaged 1n all act1v1t1es and have done the1r best to support them The Class of 1943 has h1gh hopes of cont1nu1ng thrs exc llent record through its remainlng years at Wilson. Doris Lockhart Secretary of the Class of 1943 Class of 1944 This year the Freshman class started ott rn full swing with many new members from Saint Iohns Samt Marys and various other schools besrdes those from our own eighth grade The electron of class oiflcers was held and the results were as follows President Lewis Daniels Vice President Francis Iones Secretary Betty geiger Treasurer Elmer Chlarappa Student Council Representative Shirley a After a final discussion by the oft1cers a date was set for the annual class dance the Freshman Frolrc This dance was held on the evening ol October 24th It was well attended by Freshmen and many upperclassmen whrch helped to make 1t a success The Faculty members who asslsted were Miss Thls year many Freshmen have partlcipated 1n numerous school act1v1 t1es including band orchestra football and basketball This year as many Seniors are leavrng the band several Freshmen have volunteered to take the1r places by learning to play dltterent instruments Freshman participants have also volunteered to work the1r way up to Varsrty Sports We wish all the people who are participating 1n the various act1v1t1es the best of luck The g1rls have kept themselves busy by playing basketball badminton and other sports The girls are now working tor letters as well as playtng for sport and fun ln all the Freshmen play a very rmportant part 1n Woodrow Wllson High School GCl1V1l1GS The class of 1944 wishes to extend their best wishes for success to the graduatmg class of l94l Betty Geiger Secretary of the Class of 1944 Armstrong, Miss Friedrich, and Miss Cunningham. I I I ' Y ACTIVITIES If JII-N' 'JWII Student Government Student Government Agarn thrs year the Stud nt Governme Qrg ntzatton has made gr at strtdes t V ras attatntng tts goal to devtse an If out a system ot gov rnment for th s h l ortglnated by the students Und r th l adershrp of tts prestdent lerry Wrula l h group conststmg ot stxty ofthe men t th lumor and S mor casses hr ll pry lems that hav CIFISGW Ntth ll and understand ng The Advtsory 1 tl has the capactty at tts name se stu nts and p t rn s tt e dnt ulttes before thetr cases became sert nough to present to the Court Thr r gr up composed ot nm regular pu ose rules and methods ot Student G rnment whtch w1ll be dtstrtbuted to th Fr shman and new puptls entermg th sch l early rn the next school year Advisory Councll The Adxtsory Counctl are ts Jery oth r w tc alt rnattng wlth the meettng ot the en ttre Student Court lts members are the halrrnen of each of the seven study halls yvtth th Prestd t and Secretary of th rsmanands hon r rp s tdtw ard two r three representattves at argc Th stud nt go rnment advts rs are Mtss Andrews Mtss Taflor and Mrs Hubbard who are always at the rneetmgs Th se meetrngs are mto mal The tmoltctty and tntorrnatty ot th om lc t r the group tor help tn th tr oar t1 ular problems lt extsts prtmartly to help the student adlust hrms lt to hrs school actrvt '1 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Pye new I STUDENT GOVERNMENT ADVISORY BOARD Y X U I F d T ' r e ' oe 'Y a Vs ' ' c ' d ,- , T Q A, A car f e t. e - - N J V N V V - V f ee e c - ifN f'NfN I V f-X I c. oo , . f: ' e e ' ' ' , Je, C V t e f ' ' ' v- - - ' ' A ' e en , e :ers o e T e ' l s . 1 ' Us Y , ' , 5 court, a t esh op to e e rreren- znez QI 1 :Q e t ' t t ' V , , ' e t o o V tice ' 1 1 I : e. e e ve co.- N . t T Lour c ' ' t to . . 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T CLUB GIRLS CHORUS BUSINESS CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB Business Club Each year at Wllson hnds new stud nts added to the commerclal course and m tne fall of l94U when th memb rs h ld therr hrst me-etrng the group had grown s large 1t was found n cessary to dtvrde the classes At that t1me the Freshmen and Sophomores form d a group known to us as the Bust ness Club Along wrth the educatl nal a1m the Busr ness Club has had seve al soc1al functrons Among the outstandmg atfalrs was the P1ck anlnny Mmstrel held m Ianuary whlch proved to be a huge success Th money de 1V d from such affatrs IS used to cover the cost ot the var1ous held tr1ps the most out standmg bemg a tr1p to New York Othcers elected for the year 19401941 are as follows Presrdent Henry Gayesk1 V1ce Pres1dent Ethel Tryon Secretary Prrs crlla Hahn Treasurer Audrey Farrow Commercial Club The Commerc1al Club 1n former years has conslsted of Sophomores Iunlors and S mors but because of the mcreasmgly large number of new members thts year the lub was d1v1ded 1nto two groups the Bust ness Club for Freshmen and Sophomores and the Commerclal Club for lumors and Semors Th decoratlng of the center hallway tor the Chrrstmas season was the h1ghl1ght ot the Club s program th1s year and 1t was so well rec lved that 1t may become an annual event for the club A greater part of the program for the Club IS glven over to acquaxntmg the mem b rs w1th the requrrements and problems of busmess today Th1s years oftrcers for the club were Pres dent Yoland1Bott1 V1cePres1dent T Ryczek Secretary Treasurer Floren e Har rmcton Student Councll Francls Anderson I C . 9 . . 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This year there were tnirtyfsrx onermen enrolled in Wilson l-lzgh. The lcoys, when not engaged in a sport, lped icy seeing that the referees and Visit- ing teams were comfortable and .oy selling candy and soda. This year the Varsity .up lcoys and some school spzrited students a soda and candy at hozrie paskeiloall aizies. This nicney was used to make the 'p to Nashua, New l-lampshgre a success. Ao This years officers for the clulo were: resident, Rocco Botti, Se-cr-etaryfTreasurer, iam Looloy. Meriilcers of this chorus participated in the ojoereita Chonita and in the Christnias Musicale, The whole chorus rendered sev- eral selections at the Annual Music Festival which was presented in May. The chorus sings all kinds of niusic in- cluding classical songs, popular songs, folk songs, patriotic songs and spxrituals. l MIXED CHORUS VARSITY CLUB The Woodrow Wllson Bond The Woodrow Wrlson Hrgh School Band has been actrve for a number of years The rncrease ot m mbers and progress 1n mus1c have made a steady cltmb toward success Th band has gone on ntany trrps II' cludrng football games and State and New England restrvals Paradrna rn varrous crtres and playmg tor assernbltes both rn and ut of town have formed detlnlt part ot our program Mr Ford deserves a great deal ot credrt for rnstructmg the group as well as each rn na al and 1 rghly r p eted by ar rn nbers o t ban Mr M rcer a so deserl s or dl for h1 und rtaktng of he UT th rga zatton 'te 'n h and t af apor attan and wtl aways b raud to w a t err r ar t eav ng u wtl GJ s m rr pl y n w vf ar J Nt son Band Marlon Q C n r Secretary Rifle Club The Rltle Cub members have practrced tarthtully throughout the season and a num ber of the boys had scores that they kept rn the nrnetres Smce the begmnmg of the club the mem bers trred from a lyrng or prone pos1t1on Durrng the last year a new posttron has been added Thrs n vw method rs called offhana shootrng or trrrng from a standmg posrtron The club was cons gned a tree shrpm nt ot ammunttron from the government How ever the memb r of the Club agr d to pay t r the amrnumtren that they used By dorng thrs the Club has F9 n abl to purchas rtfles and a telescoo Sonae of th m mb rs sh t am notneh p rnea l AStat rn tw sh ld1nN vvl-lav nana two teams tr lffoadrow W s rt partr 1 a vao aal Q I t 9 , . d e r ' , ' r- ' ' ' , V - 1-1 1 . - 4 4 - . V - 1 . , . o o , o .V a ' ' e ' ' ' ' ' ' . - i T e . . .r 1 Tl .V . I l'- T' ' A Q S W ee dl' J , S h es eoo l 3 A-fu V U - f ..er be f he .d. . e o, l , I J '! 9 9 9 t o t e e t 's e ' t Q QW he Neel - A Q f . - A A W 1 fu' 'fucd L rb uf ' O A Q , r e .be e .o. for preenarxs- Tne senrors have reserved :aria emblems, , , , 'N Q as a re...e..rbra.oe r olqen ' ear- A V U WM' . . T r . ' ' e ree a e e' e ., 1 r e ro o -e r 1 t t h VVS Q A I , 5 T . , h , A o ar: ' rio. A C - V. .. o o a T: V T , A, .1 X: W Tfxd AW 'MANA X , FDIFVAA rAPAivAd pleaeant to es of A .a41..g, 'lll'1 the P i ' QW ' ' V HMM WAN TA! ,sn ' ,HA WX -1, H19 TS. oo o. .. , l I fxvn IX our a , , l BAND RIFLE CLUB The Nohonal Senlor Nohonol Athlehc Honor Soclety The S mor Honor Soctety 1S a natronat orgamzatton to whrch many ducatronal tn tttut ons belong Each year ln the latt r part of Aprtl an lectton IS held amonq the ta ulty and those students tn the sentor htqh s hool who have met the standards ot the oraantzatton and have shown prorntse th If efforts are eltqrble Membershtp ased on htqh auahttes ot leadersh1p s hol arshrp character and servtce These toar aualrttes can be measured by attrtudes tn the s hool both tn and out ot class and by one s assoc1at1ons outsrde the school For the past two y ars the students have been allowed to rate the1r own classmates as to therr abtl tty to l ad and oraamze Ten new SGHIOY members and three Juntor rn mbers W re 1n1t1at d 1nto th soctety on May l3 l94l by p s1dent lohn Ryzc lc Scholarship Society ln lune 1940 Woodrow Wllson l-hah School was qrant d a chart r by the Natro al Athlet1c Scholarshtp Soctety Thrs socr tw has a membersh1p ot over tourteen hund a htah schools repr senttna every stat IH th Unton To be eltatble tor thts Soc1ety a boy must have arned an thletrc letter 1n one hrs school s varstty sports and also have an averaae 1n hrs school work ror three cons cu t1ve semesters whtch ts equal to or hrahe than the qeneral averaae ot hts school A boy must also have exernplttted the htahe t typ of cltrzenshlp and sportsmanshtp Twelve boys wer ellqlble last year t membershrp and tt rs hoped that each year wtll t1nd an mcreasma number ot boys JOIHIDQ thrs Socrety SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY 1' ' NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY o 0 0 0 I I O Q , , . , , C' T 1 . s t . T e e e T T e T T ' T , T Te ' C , ' ' T T re ' c , e . T e T e T T . T rn T . e' , T T . ts T T T ' , , b T T T T , c - e a T T of I I I I l 4 I Q . 'K' I I l r I l T Y-f I I A e . T T T s e T . e T T or e e T TT e T e T T T T T , , ,re T r, , S - T T T T T . C ,' .V I l , ., 1 w . . . 6 . . i , . , U Q J A 4 it , I ' I f vs-ug -, gt I . R , w. p J 4 ' I I '41 IMA T .hw ., I I T 3 t , , 1 - T K I I 3 N v ff' . iff J WVR L 'Suu in Q :Vw A-,uh ,fc .9 14 1, 'nd For the second consecutlve year the l94U 41 Wxlson Wrldcat football team went through an undefeated season The Grenrer coached eleven played three t1e games and that stopped Wtlson from bemg State Class B champs Thrs years eleven headed by capta1n Rocco Bottl kept the C1lY trtle by defeatmg MHS on October 12 1940 13 O The fol lowmg sen1ors besrdes the under classmen McCord Hennessey W Gayeskr Bottr and Carlson Thrs made the serles of nme games end w1th 5 w1ns for 'Wrlson 3 for M H S and one t1e The senror boys had three oppor tun1t1es to play MHS tn football durmg thetr hlgh school career and they lost only one Agam thrs year a banquet was held for the successful Wtlson team tn the school cafe Such notables as Iohn McGrath and I O Chr1st1an attended and spoke a few words After the letter men rece1ved therr lett rs they held a meetmg and elected Charles Wolfe, 42 capable runnrng guard and de fense man capta1n of the l94l 42 team suc ceedmg Rocco Bottr graduahng captam Next years team wlll be burlt around the followmg returmng letter men Capt Wolfe George Grbson Erxc Schultz and Henry Gayeskr wrth George lntravra and Norman Walters playmg an lmportant role ln the M H S game the W1ldcats got off to a qu1ck start and were 1D enemy tern down was scored on a twenty yard pass from Schultz to Carlson Carlson then pro ceeded to k1ck the extra po1nt and the half ended wlth Wllson ahead 7 U ln the second half Wysockt mtercepted a pass and ran well 1nto MHS terrrtory From here the Margray boys proceeded to plunge the prgskrn over the goal lme for the second touchdown Later Ray Carlson shook lose for a ten yard touchdown run but was called back because of a penalty agamst Wrlson Good work fellows and good luck on the college grldrron saw action: Eckersley, Looby, Wysocki, tory most of the first half. The first touch- Football Basketball The 1940 41 basketball team the tenth 1n the school s hlstory celebrated the school s blrthday wrth the be t record of any of the former teams Thrs team led by Walt Gay eskr untrl the half way mark had the ex cellent record of 12 wms and 5 defeats m the regular season and O wms and 1 defeat rn th tournament The only drsappomtmq fact of the season durlnq the regular season the Wrldcats had the embarrassment of losrnq to the MHS Tlqers for the 17th strarqht tlme The team was well on 11S way to a rec ord season when 1t recemved an addrtronal push w1th the transfer of Dan Wadsworth fro'n Buffalo Thls player besrdes scormq many pomts for the team added the punch that pushed the team to 5 wrns 1n 7 starts after h1s arrrval ln the tournament the Grenrer men had a lead at half tlme but got a case of staae frlqht and fad d ln the late staaes of the qame to lose The hlqh spot of the season was the tr1p to Nashua N H where the team played Nashua Hlqh who won 51 36 The follow ma made the tr1p Mr Grenrer Mr Cope land Mar Curkm Ted Mrozowskr Al Masz tal Leo Kama Ben Wysockr B111 Looby Bay Carlson Dan Wadsworth Harry Tavel and EPIC Schultz The followmg are the letter men of whom the last four are returnma Mgr Curkrn Ben Wysockr B111 Looby Bay Carson Harry Tavel Capt Leo Kama Errc Schultz Ted Mrozowskr and Dan Wadsworth . . S I l ' -e . , . . was the fact that, besides losing to M.H.S. V ' ' 'i ' - A - I 1 I A I - V f I 1 Thts year s Woodrow W1lson baseball team was one of the best teams to be turned out by our alma mater It was aga1n coached by Iacques Grenler who puts all ava1lable materlal to the utmost use On the p1tch1ng staff were two seasoned veterans Erlc Schultz and Ben Wysockl ln Ben Coach Gremer had one of the ablest twlrlers 1n thls sectlon Schultz a Iunror proflted by last years expenence but w1ll not have h1s best season untrl 1942 Ioe Mllardo a Freshman saw much servlce as a rel1ef hurler along wrth Ted Mrozowskr the regular f1rst baseman In the 1nf1eld were three Iumors and one Semor On flrst base was Ted MTOZOWSk1 who proved hrmself capable of handlmg thrs tmportant pos1t1or1 On second was Brll Hartke who has been a regular on the team s1nce h1s freshman year At thlrd was Charles Wolfe also a regular for three years At the shortstop posltlon Was the only senlor rn the W1lson 1nf1eld Dan Wadsworth Dan s playmg ab1l1ty was unknown at the begln n1ng of the season but he proved hlmself At the catchlng posrtron was Walt Gay eske who was converted to catchmg last year from playmg both outfleld and lflfleld ln the outer garden pos1t1ons Ray Carl son Was the only veteran All newcomers recelved thelr chance to show thelr sklll Among those who showed promtse are Hol land M W1lkOWSk1 C Pearson A G1eger A Weber and Zaw1sa Thls years schedule was one of the toughest ever faced by a W1ldcat nme It 1ncluded two games Wllh New Haven Com merc1al one w1th East Hartford and two each Wllh our perennlal rrvals Slmsbury Wmdsor Wethersfreld and C1ty Hrgh ,, .tr M, r , MAF? 1, N I ' -'N N L. . ,A M. ' 'I - f Q-. , . ' . a worthy contribution to the team. I 1 I l I I - I I ' I - I , 1 - I -1 - 1 - I 1 , , Baseball Track The Woodrow Wrlson Track Team drd qurte well thls season desprte the tact that several of Wrlsons best track men gradu ated last year As rn the last several years the team was Very successfully coached by that star shot putter Coach Dan Chubbuck In the runnmg posrtlons Coach Chub relay Austm rn the 100 and 220 yard and relay lessop 1n the 100 yard and 220 yard and relay LeBlanc IS the 880 man and he holds the school record The e are the men who rolled up the polnts rn the short and mrddle dlstance runs In the long dlstance runnrng Whltmore and Kekoszka carrted the burden of pomt makrng Whrtmore IS the state Class B champron mrler The relay team of Eckersley Austm Iessop and Gulda was the champ team of Connectrcut Class B schools George Grbson Iggy Kama Sal Scrrpo Henry Gayeskl Albert Leary and Carl Zy Wocrnskl are the shot putters dlscus and Javelrn heavers and w1ll g1ve opponents much Worry Charhe Euston and Myron Moon Pos ter dld well rn the pole vault thrs year The stars for the broad Jump were Mlllard Austm and loe Gurda Ilm Longworth was Wrlsons outstanclmg man 1n the hlgh Jump buck has Eckersley in the 220 and 440 and I I I I ' A Intercluss Ice Hocke For the trrst trme rn the schools h1story Wrlson had an rce hockey tournament Al successful season under the leadershrp ot Mr Mrller Each class was represented by one team After srx games the Semor team emerged vrctorrous The lunorrs and Sophomores were next herng tred tor s cond place M Grant drd hrs part by burldrng the goals 1n the shop at school All ot the games were played on Pameacha Pond The garnes were played 1n all krnds of weather tncludtng a hrgh north wtnd and even a drtvlng sleet st rm STANDINGS Won Lost Senrors lun ors Sophornor s Freshmen O 2 Y Boys Senior Hugh Basketball The Sophomore class basketball teant went through an undefeated schedule to wrn th l94O 41 sentor hrgh charnpronshrp l' a keenly contested tournament over seventy looys partrcrpated on the etght teams whtch made up the league Second pla e went to the Sentor B team whrch lost only one garn and that to tne league champl ns Mu Mn W . My . 1 in A ' f 1 as J, T X if M S , ry jk 3, ' I ef, , I I though it started late, the team enjoyed a l A , e - ' ' . T ' . n I ' ' 9 . 1. , . C 4 . , , 1 A Y ' ' A 64 , ' 'o . . T ....... 2 O t ....... l l , ec ,.... l l BOYS INTERCLASS HOCKEY BOYS INTERCLASS BASKETBALL GIRLS Glrls Sports Th g1rls at Woodrofv W1lson have a great many opportun1t1es to part1c1pate 1n 1ntrarnural sports ln the tall vo1ley ball mat h s are h ld tween tearns cons1st1ng ot g1rls from all lass s Tenn1s tournaments are played too 1F th tall b9Sld s 1n the spr1 g Dur1ng the w1nter rnonths bask tball IS the ma1n sport and usually one afternoon a w ek after school there IS an exc1t1ng g1rls basketball game The teams are made p ot g1rls trom each class Usually each class has two teams G1rls also act as man agers score keepers and referees One ot the sen1or or 1un1or teams are generally the VICTOIS ot th1s w1nter tournament Badmmton and tenn1s tournaments take the lead 1n the sprlng A very large number ot g1rls enter these tournaments almost every afternoon atter school There are also play days held dur1ng the school year Th1s past w1nter a group t g1rls from nearby h1gh schools met for a bowl1ng play day Sott ball and bad rr1nton games between h1gl'1 schc l gr u s from surroundmg towns constrtut play days rn th spr1ng Che r lead1ng IS another g1rls sport a though th re have been 1n the past boy ch lead r Che r l ad1ng IS the only g Th1s IS probaby the most l1m1ted sport b cause of all th g1rls that come out tor 1 only a certa1n number can be chosen For each game a g1rl part1c1pates actm ly 1n she rece1ves hve po1nts When sh obta1ns a certa1n mrnrrnurn number ot po1nts she IS reward d wrth numerals The next h1ghest number ot po1nts she earns she re ce1ves a W1lson W When she reaches a rnax1mum number of po1nts she gets an award n the torm ot cr pennant or charm Th1s po1nt system has Just been started lt QIVSS a g1rl somethmg to work toward and also rewards her for the t1me she has vol untanly part1c1pated 1n 1ntramural g1rls sports INTERCLASS BASKETBALL CHAMPS ' 1 , A ' 'A ' T ' 1' 1 ' ' o o 'ps , 1 ' t e ' 1 1 , c e e ine W T A ,' e 1 T ' ' l I- c1 'e . ' ' e ' eer '1 e ' e ' 'n . e e e ' ' irls' I V E V sport which continues the whole school year. V A e ' t e 1 y U ' , A ' ' ' l fe- l ' ' ' e ' . 1 c Q1 ' . I Congmtulatzons wzth deepest and smcerest Best Wrshes from Ixrasdale lood Storm Dr XILIIOIIS P C Ubtfl ID D 5 H '1ltLr P Stmlbfuxskl A 1 I'lLI1d I Norman C umam A Iqflfflld Postmister Blclchdd Nlorrls H XX rubel Barnard A lxoslckl Attornu A Prlend Nlr and Urs NI OC onnor Nlr Chauneu C opdfmd Nlr I rnutf Peterson 'X I l'lCI1d . .ll 7 7 ' N L .L L . ,A lg . . K :Ll 4 y ,. . , T '. ' ,.i J' Mr. Paul S. Nlaler A. . - C ' V . . , . . x w Y ' x- . x ,N ' , , 4 1 I 1 L x- 1 f : N , 4 . . 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