Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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Faculty MISS THEODORA BUNCE English III and IV MISS HELEN LYNCH General Business --Junior Business Training Bookkeeping I Typewriting I MISS MARGARET FLANNERY Shorthand II Typewriting II Office Practice Consumer Education Retail Selling MISS ELIZABETH McBRIEN Latin II French II Civics MISS RUTH SPANGENBERG Algebra I Algebra PI. Ge Chemis MISS OLIVE G. FATSCHER MISS ETHEL L. WRIGHT Home Economics Cafeteria Manager , JRNES Englisf Civics — Freshmen C. HOWARD GODING Physics Science III Shop- Math. q. klSS MARIE A. LeVAN English II American History French I English I English II MRS. EMIL vJU D ory M 7 , MISS MARJORIE G. WOLF Music Supervisor Vocal JfiA - KENNETH L. Vice-Principal Problems of Democracy OTKOWSKI 1 Science MfS GERTRUDE Biology «• General Science BUNCE MR. ROSARIO MESSINA Practical Arts Mech. Drawing Aeronautics Adv. Machine Practice MRS. LILLIAN McNICKLE Secretary to Mr. MacLaughlin

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Out there in almost every part of the world today are thou- sands of boys — tall boys, short boys, brunettes, redheads, boys who lived next door to us, and boys who lived a thousand miles away from us, but nevertheless, boys who are all fighting for us. There are boys who were in high school, playing left guard on the basketball team or end on the football team, uproariously experimenting with calcium carbide in Chemistry class and im- portantly borrowing the family car for special dates.” There are boys who were in college singing the Whiffenpoof Song” or yelling the State Teacher’s college cheer; going through the dark period of being harrassed underclassmen and finally ending a victorious senior. There are boys who were starting out on their first real jobs, looking for the traditional left-handed” monkey wrench on their first day, kidding the girls in the office and spending half their pay checks before they even received them. These boys have given up everything they love — their work, their homes, their families, their best girls” and even their wives. So it is to them that we dedicate our year book with the sin- cere promise that we will work for victory and do all in our power to help those boys to finish up their unpleasant task and come home soon.

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Class Advisor MISS MARGARET FLANNERY In this unusual year — unlike any in the history of our school — it has given us great satisfaction to have had an advisor who has so efficiently and willingly given us her council and friendship. • We hereby express our sincere appreciation to Miss Margaret Flannery for her work as able advisor, inspiring companion, and staunch friend.