Manchester High School - Anchor Yearbook (Manchester, MA)

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FRED LEACH English, Social Studies, Mathematics ARTHUR NELSON Science, Mathematics With his multitude of funny quotations and serious advice that often hit home, he proved a true friend to all. NATHAN PURPEL English, Social Studies We loved his subtle sense of humor and will remember his advice to stay very, very calm. Practicing the pyschological approach and accompanied by his reference book and con- stant pleas for silence, he won a solid place among us. MARIO CATINELLA Latin, French Our Italian import, with his most interesting accent, cer- tainly added zest and life to our Foreign Language Depart- ment. ARTHUR DANIELSON Superintendent of Schools We were glad to extend a sin- cere welcome to our new su- perintendent, an able ad- ministrator and a leader of great integrity, who deligently aspires to make the Manches- ter school system one of the best. EDWARD FIELD English, Social Studies A terrific new coach with a bashful grin, he worked won- ders with his first football squad which gave a top per- formance. UPON THEIR ABILITY Our faculty have labored long and hard to impart to us knowledge and truth. They have exerted an enduring influence that we will carry with us throughout our lives. 2

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The STORY of 1957 Published by the students of Story High School and dedicated to their town, Manchester - by - the - Sea, Massachusetts

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NATALIE GENEWICH Business The charming and efficient member of the faculty, who is forever racing around school trying to catch up with mem- bers of the yearbook staff. OUR FUTURE DEPENDS He is wise who can instruct us and assist us in the business of daily virtuous living. C arlyle MILBURN DIXON Science, Mathematics We will always remember his fatherly concern, grave ad- vice, rare sense of humor, and favorite saying, I mean it people. DANA DREW Principal During the short time he has been with us, he has proved an understanding leader, counse- lor, and friend, with many new ideas for extra-curricular acti- vities. DOROTHY SJORLUND Physical Education With a combination of per- serverance and boundless energy, in class and on the athletic field, she has taught us the ideals of fair play and good sportsmanship. RAY AUSTIN Mechanical Drawing, Shop A quiet giant with a twinkle in his eyes, he rates tops as a teacher and friend. JOSEPH HYLAND Physical Education A molder of youthful personal- ity, he exemplifies all those qualities of a true sportsman. ■HP ki fiiiiimtuu illinium i «■ iiHlIItt (Hlltlllv tHUIIF imuii m«r m niiuiuiiHii VtVtW %bk sV Jm m 3