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...Yale Freshman line-up: Dicken, g; Hughes, rfb; Truesdale, lfb; Connick, rhb; Ohnstead, chb; Chappell, lhb; Hedstrom, ro; Hawley, ri; Deland, cf; Wolfe, li; Daviland...
Since his first window was made in 1909, Connick has been commissioned to make windows for churches all over the country...
...studio in Boston, Connick has hundreds of sheets of colored glass of all hues and from all parts of the world. From these, he chooses the ones which are the most appropriate for the window he is making...
While creating a window, Connick must calculate how that window will look in all weather and from all distances. He frequently paints water color pictures showing its appearance at dawn, noon, during a rainstorm and so forth. The result, in his words, is a "symphony of color which fascinates one as it goes through all its phases...
Most Early American church windows were made from ordinary glass that was merely stained. Such windows shut out light and had a flat, ugly effect. To avoid this, Connick uses transparent wavy glass which was colored while being manufactured. The irregularities in this glass are intended to give the window depth, and thus more beauty...