Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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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.

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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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Editorial Staff The yearbook, as a result of the menacing threats of our editor-in- chief, Robert Dennehy, was slowly but surely assembled. Conferences were called, but it seemed that everyone had something more important to do. Jean Raymond by various means, known only to her, succeeded in getting together the various photos. Gretchen Relyea did her best by us in supervising and adding her own inimitable phraseology to the literature. Louise Notaro has proved a most astute business manager — we couldn’t put anything over on her. Bob Orcutt upheld the honor of Berlin High in the sports sections, and last but not least, John O’Brien shouted himself hoarse — and you know how John can do it — as our publicity manager. During the last few weeks. Miss Fatscher and Miss Flannery, among others, were seen scurrying to cover at the approach of Mr. Raymond O’Toole, our publisher, usually a jolly fellow, whose smile too often turned into a grim expression of disgust at our lack of material. In spite of all our tribulations, we had fun doing it. We hope you like the results.