Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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Jn jifijinemtm .... DEDICATON The Class of 1946 dedicates this book to the personnel of the Armed Forces who fought and died for us on the field of battle. We sincerely appreciate the sacrifices which these men and women have made so that we might continue our American way of living. While they fought to win the peace, we, benefiting by the free system of education in our democratic country, were learning to preserve it. If the coming peace is to be a genuine and enduring one, as we all hope and trust it will be, the responsibility for its survival lies in our generation. 3

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To The Class of 1946: Your graduation from high school, usually called Commence- ment, is the beginning of a new phase of your life. Unlike the many who have had this experience before, your class is part of a far greater Commencement, the beginning of a long era of world peace. You face a happy and prosperous future but one that places responsibility for its continuance directly upon you. The good citizenship you have practiced at Berlin High School is a foundation upon which to help build this future. My faith in you is well founded, and you have my best wishes for the fullest enjoyment of life. M. V. MacLAUGHLIN, Superintendent of Schools 2

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Mr. Marlin V. MacLaughlin, Superintendent of Schools and Principal Mr. Kenneth L. MacKenzie, Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys Miss Marie A. LeVan, Dean of Girls, English Mrs. Lillian M. McNickle, Secretary to Superintendent Miss Mabelle Barnes, English, Civics Miss Eleanor Bolin, School Dietetician, Home Economics Miss Margaret Flannery, Stenography, Office Practice, Consumer Education Mr. E. Reed Hardy, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts Mr. William V. Harris, Supervisor of Music Miss Elizabeth L. Hatch, American History, World History, World Geography Mrs. F. Eleanor Hopkins, English, Plane Geometry, Shop Math. Miss Zelda J. Lurie, Chemistry, Science Miss Helen M. Lynch, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, General Business Miss Elizabeth A. McBrien, French, Latin Miss Florence Z. Miglioli, English, Problems of Democracy Mr. Henry E. Mitchell, Algebra, Solid Trigonometry, Geometry Miss Ruth B. Spangenberg, Algebra, Comprehensive Math. Miss Norma I. Wolf, Biology, Science 4