Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1936 volume:

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IN TI-IE FUTURE WE WILL TURN TI-IE PAGES OF TI-IIS BOOK AND RECALL PLEASANT EXPERIENCES OE OUR YOUTI-IFUL DAYS. DEDICATED TO MARY E. Mc6UIRE BY HER PERSEVERINC5 EFFORTS AND HER EERVENT DESIRE TO HELP US SOCIALLY AS WELL AS INTELLECTUAL- LY, SHE HAS INSTITUTED ACTIVITIES EOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE SCHOOL. WITH OUR DEEP APPRECIA- TION, WE DEDICATE THIS YEAR-BOOK OETHE CLASSES OE I936A AND I936B. FACULTY DIRECTORY Edson M. Bailey. Principal of High School: B.S., New Hampshire University: M.A.. University of Vermont. Elizabeth L. Olson, Vice-principal: A.B.. Mt. Holyoke: Mathematics. Chester L. Robinson. Vice-principal: B.S.. Colby College: Mathematics. Marv Bowen. Boston School of Domestic Art and Science: Sewing. Mary L. Burke. Ph.B.. College of New Rochelle: English. Marguerite O. Campbell. A.B.. Mt, Holyoke: History. Dorothy M. Carr. A.B.. Brown University: Biology. Marion Casey. A.B.. Syracuse University: English. Wilfred J. Clarke. New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics: Physical Education for boys. Philip L. Emery, B.S., Bates: Biology. Helen J. Estes. A.B.. Wheaton: Ed.M.. Harvard' English. lone Fellows. A.B.. Middlebury College: English. Agnes E. Forman. B.S.. Boston University: Type- writing. Stenography. Nathan B. Gatchell. B.S.. Connecticut State College- English. Charlotte Gillette. Worcester Domestic Science School: Simmons College: Sewing. Hugh S. Greer. B.S.. Connecticut State College: Science. David Hartwell. A.B.. Harvard College: English. Hope S. Henderson. Pratt Institute: Art. Florence B. Hopkins. A.B.. Brown University: Ed.M.. Harvard University: English. Thomas F. Kelley. A.B.. Bates: Science. Avis M. Kellogg, Bay Path Institute: Typewriting, Stenography. Doris E. Kibbe. Ph.B.. University of Vermont: Latin. E. Victor Knapman. B.S.. Tufts: Chemistry. Bertha M. Kulberg. B.S.. Ohio University: Physical Education for Girls. 3 Jeanne M. Low, A.B.. Bates: M.A.. Middlebury College: French. Ruth S. Martin. B.S.. Tufts: Typewriting, Sten- ography. Mary E. McGuire. B. S.. New York University: Mathematics. Florence E. Meacham. Willimantic Training School: Typewriting. Stenography. Herbert L. Milbury. A.B.. New Hampshire: Book- keeping. Warren W. Morton. B.S.. M.A.. Ed.M.. Tufts Col- lege: Economic Geography: Economics. Gertrude Oberempt. Ph.B.. Brown University: Civics. Helen Page. B.S., Columbia University: English. Myrtle Paine. A.B.. Colby College: French. G. Albert Pearson. Skidmore School of Music Pedagogy: Music. Dwight E. Perry. B.S.. University of Minnesota: M.A.. Columbia University: Mathematics. Lewis H. Piper. A.B.. Wesleyan: A.M.. Clark: History. Catherine Putnam. A.B.. Mt. Holyoke: History. Helen M. Smith. Framingham Normal School: Home Economics. Carrie B. Spafard. A.B.. Wesleyan: Latin. Joseph C. Spang, B.S.. Tufts: Ed.M.. Harvard: Chemistry. Esther Sullivan. B.S., Boston University: Type- writing. Stenography. Beulah E. Todd. A.B.. M.A.. Brown University: French. Marian Tolles. A.B.. Middlebury College: History. Nellie Warren. Bay Path lnstitute: Business Training. Etna VVesthaver. A.B.. Mt. Allison University: English. Charles I.. Vwfigrcn. A.B.. Wesleyan: Mathematics. lsabel F. Worth. A.B.. Tufts College: A.M.. Boston University: English. Russell A. Wright. B.S. Ed.. State Teachers' Col- lege: Bookkeeping. l l FACULTY Front Row: Mr. Emery. Mr, Vkfright. Mr. Pearson, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Milbury, Mr. Hartwell Mr. Kelley. Mr. Perry. Mr. Gatchcll. Mr. Greer, Mr. Vw'igren, Mr. Knapman. Mr. Morton Mr. Spang.YVlr. Piper. Second Row: Miss Paton. Miss Kibbe. Miss Putnam. Miss Page. Miss VJesthaver. Miss Hopkins Miss Carr. Mrs. Martin. Miss Estes. Miss Ifellows. Miss Worth, Miss Henderson. Miss Paine Miss French, Miss Kulberg. Miss Tolles. Miss Forman. Third Row: Miss H. Smith. Miss Casey. Mrs. Vifarren. Miss Meacham, Miss Kellogg. Fourth Row: Miss Sullivan. Miss Spafard. Miss McGuire. Miss Oberempt. Mrs. Campbell Miss l.oW. Fiflh Row: Miss Burke, Miss Olson, Miss Todd. Sixth Row: Mr. Robinson. Mr. Illing, Mr. Bailey ALMA MATER Farewell to thee. dear high school days. No more we'1l sail thy sheltered bays. We'll soon sail forth on life's high seas Our flag of courage in the breeze. Our captain now no more will guide The ship that was his greatest pride. The task is left to eager hands To steer our ship to distant lands. Your firm support upon the shore Will spur us on-the conqueror. And in the cold of raging storm Our mem'ries here our hearts shall warm. We'll steer a course that's straight and true Until there rises to our view The land where cherished hopes shall be Pulfilled-the land of destiny. 6 RUTH SHEDD. 193613. CLASS PRESIDENTS I.FWIS JONES EARL MOORE 1036 A 1936 B CLASS OFFICERS 19 3 6A 19 3 6B LEWIS JONES President EARL MOORE FLORENCE LEEMON Vice-President CONSTANCE GERMAINE VIARJORIE MAY Secretary KATHERINE WALWORTH HENRY HAEFS Treasurer GEORGE FROST CLASS MOTTOES 19361-X 193613 Quaeramus Serra. Faber est quisque suae fortunaef' Lei as make our aims serious. Each one is an architect of his Own forlunef' N - ..Tl1 7 ERNEST ALLELY Ernie What shrill I say ln ynu? What can I say In-llvr Thun silvn Honor Roll 5. rv is? JOHN ARTHUR Blfl.l.AMY Jack YnuIh form-s laul nur' rr lifelimrff' In Cross Country l 2 Track l. 2, 3. 4: Interclass Track l, 2, 3: Hockey 3: Paint and Powder l, 2: Worlcl Staff 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Aeroplane Club 3: Vice-Pres.. Sec.. and Treas. of Aeroplane Club 41 Prophecy Committee. IlI,I,A FRANCES BIDWI2I,I, B1'ddy Thi-y shy shrfs rlentzlrw, Inu! ZITA BRPNN AN Irish Tn live is ms Inns mv url. mul ball l, 2, 3, Soccer l, 2, 3: Base Hockey l, Z, 3: Glee Club l. 2. 3, 4. MARY CALABRINI Cowl Inrlum' guwlh 11-11h tI vurmfsl In purpusef' I irench Club 4. I936A 3 n1n1 Fi S LOUISE ANDERSON Scotty lIilli'rI with rl ropinux flmu nf Innglmgf-. I,atin Club. RICHARD J. BITRGGRPN Dirk Mme Irul himself ran Im his parallel. Cross Country 4: Intcrclass Track 3: Paint and Powder 1: lVorId Staff 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. CLIFFORD BRAITHXVAITIE Cliff I'I1vy' nmri' 1-rmifzvr irhn Im:-r -- I .'f:1 rr4'1 I In rlurrvr. Interclass Swimming l. Z: Inter- mural Basketball l, 2, 3: Sophf Freshman Dramatic Club l, 2: Pep Club 3: Cast of The I.atly of Pain. FRANCIS STUART BRIMIJTY Red ll'-n un- nn! ang:-lv. nwilln-r un' lhvv Iaruli's. Soccer 4: Basketball l. -4: Glee Club lg Torch Club l: Nature Club l. IVIARGARITI' CARLSON Hpegv. IIN rurvs rr-xl ulmu In-r Iighlly. Fm shi' is Iirvlv. yuun,q. :tml splighlltf' Soccer l, Z, 3: Varsity Basketball Z, 3. 4: Home-Room Basketball l, Z, 3,41 Varsity Hockey 1.3,-li Swimming Leaders' Class 3: Class Vice-President 3: Glee Club 2: Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4: Secretary 4: Gift Committee: President of I.atin Club l: Jr. l.ife Saving l: Sr. I.ife Saving 3: Honor Roll l7: Honor Student: Graduation Pag- eant Committee: Baseball l. Z. VIVA CIGNIETTI Vee Uli.' Ill.-.rn-11 uiillr lvmper rrlmst- um-Iuuzlr-tl mv Curr lrrlllrr lum nu' 4'ln-vrful ax lurluy. Girl Reserves 2. 33 Honor Roll l. HORACIE CORDY A'Corcly She lrmk'-rl in mv fum' 'lill mv In-ull :ms like In lnra'rllr. Soccer 2, 3: Honor Roll l. TI IOMAS DANNAHITR Tom Ulm wnx lln- zvnrlrl iv xml? .-Iuvrv lrilli wlrvf lil rum' Ihr- nuff rlnl I lrul fluff. Cross Country l. 2: Manager Cross Country 3: Captain 4: Intermural Basketball Z. 3, 4: Track l, 2, 4: Sock and Buskin 3. -I-:,Treasurer Z: Hi-Y 3, 4: Nature Club l: Torch Club l: Pep Club 3, 4: Paint and Powder Z. MA'I I'liO DIE SIMONIT Mal Illini Irullr niglrr In :ln with .rlr-vp? Varsity Soccer l, 2, 3: lnterclass Basketball Z. 3: lnterclass Track 2: Hockey l: Cast of Arrival of liillym: Student Council l. 1: Glee Club lg Torch Club l: liresbf Sopb, Dramatic Club l. Z. RAYMOND DONAHUE Ray Ile lllrvv lrimxr-If rr lilllr- bil. ll lrv noi? Ili- ulzrrrxx rrrflkf-x rr hir. Assistant Manager, lfootball 3: Manager. liootball -l: lfootball l: World Staff 3, 41 Orchestra l. Z. 4: Band l, Z: Hi-Y Club 3, -+1 Class Will Committee: Students ot' Rhythm. ARNOLD s. CLARKE 'flaw' -llnl wlivn rl lmly .v nr Ilia' ruse, Yun lrnurr' ull ullivr lliingx girl' pl1n'f'. lireshman Basketball l: Varsity Basketball Z. 3, 4: Student Coun- cil l. 2: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. MARY CULOTTA --rim l.rinlr ilu-n iuln Ihr lr.-fm nnrl 1t'ril1'. Honor Roll 4. DOROTHY CiAYNlfl.l. DITNTON Dol Tli1' .will of girl 'vnu like lu I I unv limi' or ant' plmvf. Girl Reserves Z. 3. -l: French Club 4: Latin Club l: lVorlrl Staff 3, 4: SOMANHIS Staff 4: Class History Committee: Graduation Pageant Committee: Honor Roll 18: Honor Student. XVlil.l.S DlfXVl2Y iiAtlh7tAI'tlIli Slrulrgr'xt rnlmlv nn- uflwu llmw nj rrlrurrr lltt' lmiu nnllrl hwura lwirxff' lil.lZAl3li'l'll C. DLlRKlil1 A'l5t'Iltf Illini,-r-wr I hum' rl.-mlm! rm.wIf 111, I ltutv' rlwrulwl nrwrlf In r'urr111l4'l1'lb. Intermural Basketball Z: Glee Club l. -lg Graduation Pageant Com- mittee. FG VERA ENGLAND flvpcnp Her friends un' mrmvg her rnwnlivx un' lhfrr' any? Soccer 2. 3: Senior l.ife Saving 3: Varsity Basketball 3: Baseball l. 2: Varsity Hockey 2. 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Class Will Committee: Honor Roll IO: Honor Student: Gradua- tion Pageant Committee. l2l.lVlORE lVl, liERRlS Eric Suilul.t vimulrl nv't'u'V he sity. Torch Club l: Treasurer 3: Pres- ident. Aeroplane Club 4: Honor Roll 6. lOUlS PETER GEORGETTI ..Cy,. Ile flu-erfullv mir:-rl him hum , . ., u man .clmulrl kill lime. lnterclass Swimming l: lntermural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l: Pep Club 3. 4: English Club l: Torch Club l: Nature Club l: Staff of Flouling Herald. WARD GREEN Buzz lf lien' flivi you get llml lml? lflivn- did mu gf-I lhul lie? lm: 11 u nnlfltv nm- 'tml jltxl Ihr' proper xl-Viv? lntermural Basketball l, 2, 3. 4. Baseball 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4. HENRY GRYK Heinie V'hv fume yuur fvnlln-rx Iluvt? f,'11lru1u's.v lu-1-tum-s u gr-nIIr'nmu. lntermural Basketball 2, 3: Honor Roll 14: Honor Student. 'I 1 fi ESTHER ENRICO HES, , I lure sulilurir if snmenm- is with me. Basketball l : Class Day Committee: llonor Roll 2. GEORGE EISCHER Rushin The it-nrld knuuxv only tum, Roms' null I. Treasurer. Sock and Buskin 3. 4: Cast of Uljomander VValk : Stage Manager. l'll Leave it to You : Art Editor: Hi-Y Club 3. 4: Pres ident. Hi'Y Club 4: Class History Committee: President, Art Club 4. HERBERT Gll,lVlAN 'iHer1v Yvs' lflwvc lin' mlm :elm firxl 1111-4-ulml sleep. liootball 4: Cross Country l: De- bating Club 2: Students of Rhythm: Honor Roll 2. RAYMOND GREZEI. ..Ruy.. Time uill vapluin il ull. Ile im fi lullrer und rn-mls nu quexlionirlg lnginrv Irv .spy-ulrs. News Club l. VJESLEY GRYK Wes ll is Ihr- pvculiurilv uf knmulerlgf- limi mlm- ,elm rt-ally thin: lm il ulways gf: ir. lntermural Basketball Z, 3: Student Council 4: World Staff 4: Debating Club Z, 3: Class History: Honor Roll 20: Valedictorian. HENRY HAEFS Hank 1 mlm, ln' xumx, of r'l11'v'rful -s1',vf:-rrlvlyx unrl 1-rmfuleril lonmrmn'x. liootball 3, 4: Track 3. 4: Inter- elass Track Z: Treasurer 4: Class Ciift Committee. EDWARD HARABURDA Duke l'ln' glnrv uf young men in Ill:-fr xlrwnglll. lfootball 2, 3, 4: Captain. Football 4: lnterclass Swimming -l: Inter- class Basketball I: Track 4: Inter- class Track Z, 3: Honor Roll 2. CHIQSTIZR HIERITAGIE Chet l rfw'ummen1l lu luke 1-me nl ilu- min- ulwv, for Ihr- lmurx :fill luke vnu' uf ll1i'1ri.wliw-x. Varsity Football 4: Interclass Swimming Z, 3, 4: Intcrclass Base- ball Z: Interclass Track 2, 3. WIl.l.lAlVI INGRAHAM Pee lVee Give llly llmuglnlx no ltmgluf. Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Paint and Powder I. I.IiO JOHNSON Nuz l :nu :ml rn llli' lull' nl mrmnmn men. Football Z, 3, 4: Intermural Basket- ball I: Varsity Basketball 2: 3, 4: Track l. Z, 3: Student Council Z. 4. VICTOR HAPONIK Hvyicn nlqlopi, Till:-.w nj liimtn fnlfl nm ni his wnnli. who is liimxelf nn lmnur In lifx lille-X. Interclass Track 2: Honor Roll I3 Honor Student. MILTON HELWIG Mz'll Cnurl nmnnerx In-long lm! In kings alone. Honor Roll 2. EDNA HIIBIG ..Ed., .4n imlirirlruzlity inrrrrxlingly unmis- lulmlflu uml zulnllxtrlknlfly inll'n's1lng. Student Council 2: Class Secre- tary 2: Glee Club 3: Girl Reserves 3: Prophecy Committee: Honor Roll 3. ENES JOHNSON Ente Swede A zluuglilf-r of the Coils, fliztinely lull unrl rlivimfly fair. Senior Life Saving: Soccer 2: Inter- mural Basketball 1, 2. 3: Baseball 2: Tennis 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Ciirl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Class Prophecy Committee: Honor Roll 9: Honor Student. PEARL JOHNSON t'llnppy um Ig lrrrm run' l'm fr:-1-, llliy ruff! Ilwy ull lu' mmle-rilml like mv? Soccer 2: Intermural Basketball I, Z, 3: Baseball 2: Hockey 2, 3: Paint and Powder 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Class History Committee: Honor Roll l. RALPH JOHNSON USLL'L'dC', If mnn lu- 1-mlvanvl will: u gun-your mimi. lltis iv lltf' In-sl kinrl nf rmlulrzy. Student Council 3: Honor Roll l. LEWIS G, JONES .4uvlnwly run ln' rl lnllmtv-r lull I i Ink'-x u rt-ul mun In lu' u Imulf'r. Hockey 2, 3, 4: Sock and Buskin 3, 4: President, Sock and Buskin 4: Cast of Pomander Walk Huckle- berry I3inn : Student Council 3, 4: President 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Vice- Pres. Hi-Y Club 4: Debating Club 2, 3. 4: Secretary. Debating Club 4: Prophecy Committee: Latin Club l: Nature Club l. FLORENCE LEEMON Lee .4 huxtlin,e. vm-rg:-l1'r snrl, .4 li:-1-lr jrivnrl mul run' guml spun. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Inter- class Basketball l. Z, 3. 4: Varsity Soccer l: Interclass Soccer 2, 3: Baseball l, 2: Tennis 2. 3, 4: Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Class 3, 4: Swimming Leaders' Class 3. 4: Jr. Life Saving l: Senior Life Saving 3: Vice-Presi- dent 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Class Gift Committee: Honor Roll 3. ANNA I . LITRCH HP U OP Cami-lrnmurvrl, frunlr rlml fn-fr, Soccer 2: Basketball 3, 4: Inter- mural Basketball l. 2. 3: Baseball 2: Tennis 3, 4: Leaders' Class 4: Girl Reserves Z, 3. VIRGINIA LOOIVIIS Ginny Milking iv nmlv simple llmu grwll iml.-f-fl In lm vimlrlv ix lu lu- glwllf' Paint and Powder 2: Girl Reserves 1. 3: Honor Roll l. KNEELAND JONES Jonesy I um monarrll nl' all I xurzzy. Glee Club l, 2. 3: Aeroplane Club 3: Nature Club l: Honor Roll l. .IOHN KILDISH Johnny .'llu1'lr learning :lure nmkr' rm' mail. SIDNIEY LIZGGITTT Sid Thx wif I ls rluirlt' nv Ihr' grmltulunfs muulh: if twill-Inns. Soccer 2, 4: Interclass Swimming 2: Track 4: Interclass Track 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. VIVIAN I.I'I I'l.IZ Viv 'AI.nugf1l:'r unfl wus I I rimnlfimulitmf' Basketball l: Orchestra l, Z, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Treasurer. Girl Reserves 4. lQLlZABIl'l'II LUPIIZN l.upe Liz She iv pr.-in lu uullf nifh ,mtl it-zu In lulk uilll. :mil plwmflltl. Ima, In lhink ttlmlzfi Soccer l, Z, 3: Varsity Soccer l. 2: Varsity Basketball l, Z, 3: Inter- class Basketball l. Z, 3. 4: Baseball l, 2: Tennis l. 2, 3. 4: Hockey Z, 3,41 Leaders' Class 3, 4: Swim- ming Leaders' Class 3, 4: Secretary 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Class NVill Committee: Honor Roll 9: Honor Student. NOEL LYTTLE Scotty Hr luuglivrl mul llnvlz' his time V Fur lilr' lu him was tu In' guy. Soccer 3. 4: Track 3, 4: Interclass Track 2: Student Council l: Pres- ident I: Honor Roll 2. MARJORIE MAY Marge nf Inf uf rlmllrr mul 11 lnulullf' uf :lit-1'rf11lru-ss. Soccer l. 2, 3: Interclass Basket- ball l. 2, 3: Baseball I. 2, 3: Ilockey Z, 3. 4: Leaders' Class 4: Paint and Powder I: Secretary 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3: Treasurer, Girl Reserves 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Class Gift Committee: Honor Roll 9. JOHN MUSCHKO film: ix fmt nrrnlf' lu qui-Mimi. Basketball, Trade School 3: Honor Roll ll. DOROTHY NELSON UDOIH Thai irrinrllrlrrxlflnlv guurl-rmlurr' irhirll is ilxvlf lllu IIIOSL 1ln'z'iuu.r gift uf ll4'1uw'11. Interclass Basketball 3: Swimming Leaders' Class 3: Secretary I1 Senior Life Saving 3: Class Will Committee: Honor Roll 14: Honor Student. MARJORY NOCKER Marge II:-r merry smile mul willy langue, Umugll! u xlnlflz' lu t'i'i'ryu1n-. Soccer 2, 3: Senior Life Saving 3: Basketball Z, 3: Baseball 2: Hockey Z: Girl Reserves 3, 4. MARY MARSDEN Nu one lfnrw ther Inu! In love lhee, nur rlrrnlvx llwr' Inu! In 1rluixz'. Paint and Powder 2: SCMANIIIS Staff 4: Student Council I. 2: Vice-President 1, Z: World Staff 3: Girl Reserves 3: President, Girl Reserves 4: Class History Com- mittee: Honor Roll 18: Saluta- torian. GEORGE MILLER George My lungur u-illiin my lips I rrign, Fur hr it-lm lulkx muvlr muxl lnlk in twin. Honor Roll 3. ARLINE NELSON Nelson Her lim: xlmll ni'1'z'r r'r'usi'. Soccer 1, 2, 3: Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball l, Z,: Hockey 4. VIRGINIA NELSON ..Gin., Thu wurlrl is u .vlugvfu Interclass Basketball l: Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Cast of Pomander Walk : Paint and Powder 1, 2: Student Librarian 3, 4. FRANCESCA OSXVALD Francesca Bu cnlrlvril lu .went wllul yuu fur. Soccer 3: Swimming 1: Junior Life Saving: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball I. 2, 3, 4: Tennis Z, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Class 3, 4: Swimming Leaders' Class l: Honor Roll 6. HENRY POHARSKI UI-Ignn IM llml wltiell. ix right mul lvl funn- u'l:u1 muy. ERNEST REICHENBACH Ernie fl plvusunl vmullr, max! genial, frank, xl 1-lnrrurlvr nj highest mule. llonor Roll 3. MARTHA ROTH Mart She it liglrlfif-urlvrl unrl put .Al gr-uvnrl jurufilff su lhvy my. Varsity Soccer 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Interclass Tennis 2, 3, 4: Varsity Hockey 3: SOMANHIS Staff 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Class Will Committee: Honor Roll 12: Honor Student. WlI.llljl.MlNA szxciitzlusk vu film:-v nur Ziff' we Iuw- fl slr-urljusl lri:-ful. Junior Life Saving 1: Senior Life Saving 3: Interclass Basketball 1. MARGARl'S'I' SHl2A 1'vs1yu Tu hwr yuurig lrvflrl r'1'1'rvll1ing is fzmf' lnterclass Basketball l, 21 Baseball l: Girl Reserves 3. -l. BERNICE POHLNIIXNN Bunny Il'inlring uluvryx irilll llnw rwsl Trying, xlrivillg fur Ihr' l:r'xl.' MARGARET RIZNN mpeg., Thw nnlx Huy' In llrlru- ll frivnal lx In ln- une. lnterclass Basketball 2: Pep Club 3: News Club 1. DORIS ROTHER Sf-rinux null 14-1-ll-lwlzum-rl, .Nr-iw-r any lrnulnlf- gurv. Glee Club 2, '53 Girl Reserves 2, 3. DORA SHARP llhul'.v llxv use uf u-urrsng? Interclass Basketball l. 2: Baseball lc Girl Reserves 3, 4. AGNES SHll1'XRllR HSISH Ay 12'1u'l1 mind lms ils own, nu'tho1l. Junior Life Saving l: Swimming Leaders' Class 33 Honor Roll 1. ANNA ROSE SILLANO f.Ann., ,'llvi'rl-is rruzlv will: U smile, Ouirlc lu du a lhing wurlh n:Iiilr'. Interclass Basketball 2: Thread and Needle Club 1. JOSEPHINE SMACHETTI 1. H Jo .-Ill .viwrw-tl will: jnmpli' irlm uri' nf n vlwvrfizl dis1m.viziuu. Honor Roll 7. JANE SONNIKSEN nl fuir vxtvriur iv n .vilvuf 1ernmmf'mI111iun. Girl Reserves 3: Class Prophecy Committee: Honor Roll l6: Honor Student. ESTHER STEGER ul run' rulnlruiulmn of z'lUt'i'rlu'x.w, I r1v'l:1 ll rrr1'. v x. zlrll l lml1r'. Varsity Soccer 3, 4: Swimming l. Z: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Inter- class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, Z: Tennis 1, 3, 4: Varsity Hockey Z, 3: Leaders' Class 2, 3, 4: lVorlzi Staff 4: Girl Reserves Z, 3, -li Art Club -ln lil.lZABE'l'H CONSTANCL STRACR Bessie lla you ltnuiu I um u zrunmn? Ilhf-11 I llunlf, I muxz .vpwuk. Glue Club l. 2. 3: Girl Reserves 3. -l. OLYMPIA SKRABACZ Olive 'Ulluxic is we-ll snill lu lm lliv spewrli al rings-ls. Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Pep Club 4 Thread and Needle Club l: Honor Roll l: Graduation Pageant Com mittee. RAYMOND SMACHETTI URW., 1 living irurlh lirmillg is ni'Lw'r ul:lr1im'11 willluul lmnl work. Honor Roll 5. ALBERT STARCHEWSKI N .v Slarr I awake nm' murning unrl fuuml nigxwlf fnnwuxf Varsity Soccer 4: Varsity Swim- ming 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain Swim- ming 4: lntermural Basketball 2, 3: Varsity Track 4: Interclass Track 2, 3: SOMANHIS Staff 4: Worlci Staff 4: Honor Roll 8. NORMAN STllRI.lNG Gih t'lh'm-uzli rliis ummulniiug ferr,-riur un uulu'r'ul1'1l full, uurl u irurlrl nj julllfy. ERNA SUCHY Em lining nvll lu-r fluily lnskx, .M-wr fivlrli- praising risks. World Stall' 4: Girl Reserves Z, 3. 4: Art Club 4. KENNETH TEDFORD Tvdtlt1 iTix tml 'lrvuglli hui url uliluinv fn.. ,.,1:.-, Varsity Football 3, 4: SOMANHIS Stall' 4: Student Council l. 2, 3, 4: Treasurer Student Council 4: Treasurer l: President 2: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Art Club 4: Class Will Committee: Honor Roll 2. HLRMAN Ul,l3RlCll l'3Ltlt'l7 lf-'wrt-ffl, not lmughly, 4-ulm. tml mtl: xl lhnuplll-fill, lrurlhy, qrtiwl Intl. liootball 4: Soccer 1, 2. 3: Inter- class Swimming 4: Rifle Club 4: Class History Committee. Cl.ll5l5ORD WADDELI. nlluluwn 111-lrglzl lm! mv. IN MEMORIAM EARL JUDD of the Class of 1936A 3 XVOODROXV TROTTER Chuck A'l nll nf fun rmvl nrixrhirf, lun. . . . ., Ilumg lltlngx ln' .whuulvlul flu. lfootball Z: Varsity Football 3, 4: Interclass Swimming 3, 4: Basket- ball 2: Intermural Basketball 3, 4: Manager. Tennis 3. 4: lnterclass Track 4: Sock and Buskin 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: President 3: Class Gift Committee: Honor Roll l l: Honor Student. l.lil3RO THOMAS URBANl2'l l'l Lt-b I r'umr' I .rutt'f'l 1'ullqlu'r:'rl. lnterclass Basketball l: Varsity Basketball 4: Trade School Varsity 3: Inter-Trade School l. Z: Tennis l. Z, 3. 4: Captain, Tennis 4: Honor Roll 1. ' Fi 16 Henry Haefs Wesley Gryk Wesley Gryk Leo Johnson Arnold Clark George Fischer Thomas Dannaher George Fischer Ward Green Thomas Dannaher George Fischer Kneeland Jones Lewis Jones Henry' Haefs George Fischer Thomas Dannaher Louis Georgetti XVard Green Thomas Dannaher Lewis Jones Raymond Donahue XVard Green Herbert Gilman Clifford Waddell WHO'S WHO IN I936A Best All-Round Most Studlous Most Likely to Succeed Most Athletic Best Dancer Most Artistic Most Talkatiue Vainesl Cutest Most Dramatic Done Most for School Class Babu Most Sincere Most Popular Most Drag Wz'tt1'est Done School Most Best Dressed Most Cheerful Best Mannered Most Musical Elizabeth Lupien Mary Marsden Mary Marsden Elizabeth Lupien Esther Steger Esther Steger Marjorie May Jane Sonniksen Jane Sonniksen Virginia Nelson Mary Marsden Bessie Strack Elizabeth Durkee Elizabeth Lupien Marjorie May Dorothy Nelson Zita Brennan Jane Sonniksen Josephine Smachetti Dorothy Denton Vivian Little Most Changed Since Freshman Year Pearl Johnson Class Procrastinator Class lVoman-hater Class Man-hater 3 FG 17 Francesca Oswald Elizabeth Durkee CLASS SONG I936A Banners waving o'er us, as we march along, Bravely standing before you, with our farewell song. Thinking of the future, and of days behind. Duty calls us onward, our careers to find. Farewell. Alma Mater, sturdy in your might, May thy lessons guide us, in the ways of right, Brightest years of life are swiftly gliding by, May these mem'ries linger beacons in our sky, Farewell to our teachers, who have led us on, May we keep their precepts, till the battle's won, Farewell dear companions, praises we will sing, Farewell our dear High School, honor we will bring. OLIVE SKRABACZ I m 'G 18 LAVJRENCE KENNETH ALLEN 'Al.arry Ilr' ruuld fizlrlle' all lhf' bugs of 11 .vw-1-r pnlnluz' vim-. Glee Club I, Z. 3. 4: Rifle Club' Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4. MARY AMBROSE Thvrv ix nur u munwnl of nur lives rhfn xlmnhl mwn-h zrizlmuz mmm pIf'uxun'. Latin Club l: Home-room Basket- ball I 1 Tennis Tournament l: Student Council l 1 Girl Reserves 3. ARTHUR ANDERSON Art Thwrv is nmn' lu life than im-lw1.u'ng im .vpf-cd. Trade School Basketball 4: Trade School Baseball 3: Glee Club 3, 4. FRIEDRICK BALDWIN Fritz Tl1v .vlvwp of 11 Iulmring man is su'f'4'l. Managing Editor of World Staff 4. ALFRED BARBERO L'BCIfbl'6'I' lIr wht: .wings frighlvnx ulmy his ills. Cross Country '51 Track 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Pep Club. I936B ss 19 ROBERTA ALLEN Bert ' Un hw lipx was thi' law of kindness. ANN ANDERSON Ann 1'llulrv llnslv ln live, and consider vurh day a life. MARY ALICE ANDREWS Hui 0, she dnnres such a way! .Nu sun upon an Easier Day ls half sn fine zz sight. Basketball 1, 2: Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Vice-President 4: Paint and Powder I, 2: Cast of The Family Upstairs. Pomander Walk, Huckleberry Finn : Student Coun- cil l : Girl Reserves 2. GENEVIEVE BALDYGA Baldy In gem-ral lhase u-ha have nalhing lo xuy, Currlrim' lu spend the longest time in during it. Junior-Senior Chorus, 3, 4. MALCOLM WILLIAM BARLOW Mal Ah men' Whnl perils do cnviran, Thr' man lhnl meddle-s wilh cold- iron. Cross Country I, 2. FRANK BARRERA Mash True he ran Irllk, and yvt he is ml speaker. Student Council 2. XNILLIAM BARRETT Bill Ile livrlh well who rlnvllz wvll all v. lhings, lmlh grval and small. Track 3, 4: Sock and Buskin 4. Treasurer: Student Council 3: Class President 3: SOMANHIS Staff: Sta- tistical Committee: Class Day Nom- inating Committee: Honor Student. DANA BEACH Tarz ,. A mighty spirit Hlls thnl lilllv frame. World Staff 4: French Club 4. ERNEST BENGSTON H,Ef'fli9H Mndrsly br-cumrs u ynung mlm. French Club 4: Honor Student. MARY BOLINSKY Tuul on Ihr deed and nal in guy spz'r'clu's. XVorId Staff 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4 Latin Club 1: Honor Student. fi FRANCIS BARRETT Barry On with the dnnrv. Football 3, Manager 2: Basketball, Intermural 2. 3: Glec Club l: Torch Club l. STEPHANIE BAY Sidi ,4 hnmr- girl all rhou. MADELINE BELI. Mun ',4 light hmrrl lirirs lung. Paint and Powder: Lady of Pain : SOMANHIS Staff 4: Honor Student. LILLIAN BIRNIE Lil ln luv lungur' is Ihr law nl kindness. Soccer l. 2: Glec Club l : Girl RQSCFVCS 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Sewing Club l 3 French News Club. ELEANOR BREEN HEI.. I A lighl hvnrt und n rnrrfrrc manner, Glee Club l: Girl Reserves 2: Pep Club 3. FRANCIS BRIGHTMAN Chick We must Iuka lhv rurn-nl tvhfu it serves, Or we lass' our 1 1 MINNIE BROZOWSKI ..MI-n,, P4'arf' clmrnwd :lm sire:-I lwnvalh her fer-1, And hulmr rlmlmml lhe ai ' News Club 1. VIRGINIA BURNHAM Ginger Man has his willf but woman. has her way. Student Council 3: Secretary 3: French Club 4: Pep Club 4: Latin Club l: Honor Student. ANNA BUSHNELL Speak aut, hide nn! lhy lhuughlsf' Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, ROBERT F. CAMPBELL Soup If you are in duubz acl as if you klL1'w. Football 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Student Council 4. WALTER BROWN Brownie Every nrlixl was mare an umaleurf' Cross Country 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Interclass 2: Aeroplane Club 2: Art Club 4. PATRONIA BURDZIL ffpat., Sufi u-unls make a sang worlh while. RITA BUSCAGLIA Those who are pleased must please Q, alhers. Girl Reserves I, 2. BRUNO BYCHOLSKI Buch He loved to play the game ol ball: Hr' gave his best and gave il ull. Football 4: Soccer 2, 3: Interclass Swimming l: Rifle Club: Basket- ball 3, 4: Treasurer 3. EVERETT CARLSON Enjoy the present hour Be thankful lor the pasl, And neither fear nor wish The approaches of the lust. Junior-Senior Chorus 4. I ALLAN CLARK Lime while ynu are able. Torch Club l 3 Honor Student. MERLIN CUNNINGHAM 'AMinm'e .1lrr'nnling lu his virlur I:-I uv him. lntcrclass Track 2. VONNE DARDIS Gund humor and generusily curry the day with the popular hvurt over lhe world. Sock and Buskin 4: Cast of Huckleberry Finn : World Staff: Co-editor-in-chief 4: Honor Stu- dent. FREDERICK DELANY Freddy Pl:-uxurv null ucliun null-'rf lhe hours sr-em shun. Basketball l : Student Council 2: Treasurer of Class 2: Pep Club 3: Cheer Leader 3. WILLIAM DEWART Slumlu'r is muff' xwvel Illflll wil. HELEN COPELAND Copr'e Rv-pmnf on her lips llul u .unilv in hr-1 eve. Basketball l: Paint and Powder l. 2: Vforld Staff 3: Glee Club l, 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3: Latin Club l. EDWARD CUSTER ..Ed.. linking unrl humor rlrv' pl r'11.v1 1 nl, :md ull f'11 ol vxlrenu- ulililvf' Assistant Manager Swimming 2: Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Cast of Pomander VJalk : Students of Rhythm: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4. VIOLA DEGRAVJ Mouse Heller Iulr than m'1'r'r. Basketball 2: Leaders' Class 3, 4: Swimming Leaders' Class 3: Sock and Buskin 3, 4: World Staff 4: Art Club. RAYMOND DELLAITERA Del1r'e'4 Hur wus ilu' mark rmrl gluxx, rnpy and hunk. Thu! fuslriulxvd u1hr'I.4. Freshman Basketball 1 : Varsity Tennis 3, 4: Torch Club 1: Nature Club 1. JOHN DONNELLY Donny Wh un' runn-nlvd In-muse 1- un' happy, N111 happy lwrnusr' zur' ur 1 l1le'nl1'd. HELEN DOUGELA Chunk Fur sun' nu minulvs bring us more content, Than those in pleasing, usvjul studies spent. Honor Student. PHYLLIS DWIRE Phill A smile' is zrurlh u milliun dollars and rluesrft cos! 11 will. Swimming 4: Basketball 43 Leaders' Class 4. WILLIAM DWYER B'II I Rvjniz'r, young man, in llly yuulhf' ERIC EARN Swede Her is the lzvsl of all rnusiviuns, Hr' is ilu' sweetest ol all singers. Trade School Basketball Squad 4: Inter-Department Trade School 3, 4: Student Council 2: Glee Club 3, 4. ELLIOTT S. ELIVIORE GIoomy I'rir'nrIship rnuke-x Imnlvns lighlf' ELOISE DUKE Duhie ll is rl pnor sport :hal is not warlh the candle. Soccer 1, 2, 3: Swimming 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3: Tennis 2: Varsity Hockey 2, 3. 4: Leaders' Class 2, 3, 4: Swim- ming Leaders' Class 3: French Club 45 Pep Club 45 Latin Club 1. JOHN DWYER ' 'Jack' ' An lmnesl mnn's the noblest work of Gnd. HELEN DZIADUS Jah A bundle of mischief, an ncrnn of smiles. Hockey 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Tumbling Club I. CHARITY EDGERTON Caesar Pete What a happy mortal am I fur being uncuncurnvd upon this ucz'nsion. ANNA RITA FARR Through her 1-xpressiur' eyes her suul distinctly spake. SOMANHIS Staff 4: Girl Reserves Z. 3, 4. MARGARET FISH 1lfIl'ggl'u Thr lulxlmlrl'lL word llf'l'l'r lllwx lulrllz. Honor Student VJALTER FOSTER Wall .-1 lrvllvr fllrmvr m f'r lzrllxlfll dvll' from n Held. GEORGE FROST Frosty f'l'1' r slill ll mum 4'rl l, lull lhrifly :lull ll nfnr l ghlflll ul ull rf'rs Honor Studentg Swimming l, Z, 3, 4: lnterclass Swimming l. 2: Edi- tor-in-cbief of SOMANHIS Staffi Student Council 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer, 4: World Staff 3, 41 Hi-Y Vice President 4: Torch Club 1: Class Nominating Committee: Co-Captain Swimming 4. ROBERT FURAY Bob I.urv ix nnly vlulllvrg Ifrivlills nn' all llml mnlll'r. Football Z: Soccer lp Baseball 2: French Club 4. NETTIE GEDRAITIS 4fNtlt1. Shu sits su slill, and never s11vrzlcs. Basketball 1: Baseball l: Commerf cial Club 4. JOSEPH FOLEY Joe Life is nu! su xhnrl Inu! llwn' is ulwuys limi' fur rnurlvxvf' Paint and Powder l. 2. BIRGITT FRISELI- Swede Thi In-uulv lim-s will: kinllnl-ss, Swimming l: Basketball 2: Girl Reserves Z. 3, 4. DOROTHY FULLER Dot I,uugI1 null lhv u-will laughs ltlflh ynu, ll :wp :lull will ltwrp lllull4', ATTILIO GAVELLO UD!-tn Ill mllu-r In- lr guild spar: lhun hw 11 king. Ifootball Z: Soccer 3: Basketball 3. 4: Track 3. 4: Interclass Track 1: Hi-Y 3, -lr. CONSTANCE GERMAINE Connie lIwr lmvv ure lllr- ways of pleasanlnessf' Basketball l, 2: Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Cast of Huckleberry Finn : Paint and Powder l, 2: Cast of Family Upstairsn: Student Coun- cil Z: Vice-President class 2: Treas- urer Class 4. ELEANOR GORDON HEI., Wt-'fr lwrn to lm lmppvf' Soccer l, 3: Basketball l, 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3: Tennis 3: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Class 3, 4. VIVIAN GRISWOLD r. VI-U., .4 pleasing raurzlermlzre ts no slight urliiun1ngr. Basketball l. ROBERT HUGH GUTHRIE Bob Strong in will to strive, to seek, lu End, and nut In yield. Soccer 3, 4: Basketball l, 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Inter- class Track 1. STATIE HALLADAY State Heard nxelodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. Girl Reserves 4: Commercial Club 4: Newspaper Club l : Honor Stu- dent. JANIE HARRIS Jane Lighten yuur labors wilh song. Basketball l. 2: Baseball 2: Ten- nis 2: Hockey 2: World Staff 4: Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4: Art Club 4. ELIZABETH GOSLEE Betty Strangest minds are nfltfn those of lvlmm lltn' unix-v u'url1l hears lwlxlf' SOMANHIS Staff 4: World Staff 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3: French Club 4: Debating Club Z: Triangular Debating Team 2: Latin Club lg Honor Student. DOROTHY GUSTAFSON MDCK, 'Tllusic is my name. Basketball l: World Staff 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3. ALTON T. HADDOCK Scotty The hunrl llml fnllurux intellect will r1v1nit'ue. World Staff 3: Honor Student. CATHERINE HARRIS Kate Al the grlntrfs end we shall see trltu gains. Soccer 2. 3: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Basketball Var. 2, 3, 4: Inter- mural l, 2. 3, 4: Baseball Z, 3: Tennis 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Lead- ers' Class 3. 4: Swimming Leaders' Class 3: French Club 4: Pep Club 4: Latin Club l. HOWARD HARRISON Howie A truly modest fellow. MARGARET HAUGH Mpeg., Slvadfasl was her friendship: llvr words as true as gnld. Captain Soccer l. 2, 3: Swimming l. Z. 3, 4: Senior Life Saving. Captain Basketball 2. 3, 47 Ofhcial H. S. Referee: Baseball l, 2, 1: Tennis 3: Hockey Captain 2. 3, 4: Varsity l, 2, 3. 4: Leaders' Class l, 2, 3, 4: Swimming Leaders' Class 4: Student Council 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Cheer Leader 2: Tumbf ling Club. ALICE HECKLER Good manners are Ihr' lerhnique ul exprfssing consideralinn for Ihr' lm-Iingx of others. RAYMOND HILDEBRAND Duke His hanrlx on the ivory keys Slayvd in nz Htful fantasy. lnterclass Swimming l: Hockey l: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2. 3: Hi-Y 3: Noon-Hour Orchestra. HELEN HYDE lf yuur hear! is lruv, all ix u'r'Il. Paint and Powder l: Glee Club l, 2. PETER JACOBS Pete Quivlm1sx and cunfrlenve xhall be yuur slrf'n1!h. THOMAS HEALY Tom l:'r'f'rVv ma s a volume in llinuelf. Baseball 3. JOHN HERITAGE Paderewshi U ha1 manner of man an thou? Orchestra 3, 4: Torch Club l. GODFREY HUNTER l!nni.vli run' from your mind. MARION HOBBY 'iMary 'ARf'ud, mark, Ifurn, and irrrrurilly digest. HELEN JARVIS Jamie Yiwu bring blillie nil: l7'lwr1 rr you tread. Life Saving 4: Girl Reserves 4 Commercial Club 4. DOROTHY JOHNSTON HDOV. WlzosoeU:'r is dr-lighted in solitude, is vitller rr wild beast or o god. EMILY KAISER Ky-Yr' Boshfulness is an ornament of youth, but o rf'proru'h to old nge. Girl Reserves 4: Commercial Club 4: Art Club 4. ELENA KEENEY J wise mon is never loss alone than when he is nlone. Biology Club 4. LILLIAN KLINKHAMER Klinky Beauty s 41i: n grows familial lo thr- lourr, Fodffs ill his eyes, ond pulls upon the sense. Paint and Powder l, Z: Student Council 1, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3: lntermural Basketball l, 2. EDWARD J. KOSINSKI tARUb1-HOHYV Doubt indulged soon becomes doubt rvzrlize-d. Orchestra l, Z, 3, 4. FREDERICK JUUL trcrampf, Wu may bv personally defeated, but our principles never. Torch Club l 1 SOMANHIS Statistical Staff 4. LOIS KEISH Keishie Look at the bright side. Girl Reserves 2, 3: Commercial Club 4. ERNEST KLEIN Chuck Huppy nm l, from core l'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? ESTHER M. KOEHLER Terry .-Ind pu! herself upon her good l1e'havior. Pep Club 4. STANLEY KRAJEWSKI Young mrn think old men are fools: But old men know young men are fools. Swimming 4. lnterclass 3. SOPHIE KRAUZAITIS Cleo lh'llu'r n new friend lllun an uld fue. Honor Student. STELLA KUTZ Katz Uh youll: fun-ver zleur, fur4'm'r kind. Girl Reserves 2, 3: Vice-President 4: Latin Club: Honor Student. HAROLD LEONARD MDCK, Those u-hu rummuml Illvmsf-IMS, vummuml ulhersf' DORIS LITTLE t.DOt,, Spvvrh is great but silence is greater. Girl Reserves 3, 4: Latin Club l: Honor Student. ERNEST MACHELL Fuzzy Tn he strung is to be happy. CLARE KRISTOFE CloIsi'e I fvur nulhing but doing wrong. Paint and Powder l. 2: Glee Club l. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4. President 4: Pep Club 3, Latin Club. BERTHA KWASH Squashie A'Sim'1'r ly mul lrulli mv Ihr' busts nf ull rzrlurf. Swimming Leaders' Class Z: Paint and Powder l, 2: Cast of Mys- terious Thanksgiving Guest: Glee Club l: Girl Reserves 2, 3. RUTH LIEBERG Ruthie Of ull mnnlriml meh luves himself llw Inari. Leaders' Class 4: Girl Reserves 2, '53 News Club 1. JOSEPHINE LORENCE UJOH 'Tlwn shi' will mlk--lirm' wht' will Milk. KATHRYN MADDEN UKGUU Tell me lhy cvmpzmv and I will tell Ill:-r what than url. Soccer l, 2. 3. 4: Senior Life Sav- ing: Basketball Z, 3. 4: Baseball l. 2, 3: Tennis 2. 3: Hockey 2,1 4: Leaders' Class 2. 3, 4: Swim- ming Leaders' Class 4: Pep Club 4: Tumbling Club: lntermural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4. TERESA MADDEN 'ATerr1'e Slniplii-ilv ul all Ihingx ix 1111+ lznrtlvsl N. 1.0 1-i,,.m1. Soccer l: Basketball l: Baseball l: Hockey 4: Leaders' Class 4. MARY MAGUIRE Mic'kt'tf Ilunmr is ilu' nlixlrvss uf leurs. Basketball l, Z, 3. 4: Pep Club 3: News Club l. LAWRENCE MALLON Larry Une lmufs .vlvvp In-furv midnight is uwrlh lien allen Ifootball Z, 3, 4: Intermural Bas- ketball 2, 3. ALICE MASON HAI.. Thr I :11. v y liner nu limi' for leurs. Soccer l. 2, 3: Junior Life Saving 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball l, Z, 3: Tennis l, 2, 3: Hockey Varsity 4: Swimming Leaders' Class -l'2 SOMANIIIS Staff 'li lVorld Slfllf 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Latin Club l: Leaders' Class 4: Honor Student. ELLEN McCl.USKEY Mac -llc.-X1 is mf- Sw.-.-1 swf., .ff mum. Paint and Powder Z: Cilee Club l: French Club 4: Pep Club 3: Home room Basketball l. LUCILLE MADER Dot Su sweet :he flush of lmshfulnz-ss, hnvn pily svnfrr can wish il less. Glee Club 1: Latin Club 1, JAMES MAHONEY 'Jr'n7 UH NH' -tlflgf' 'H' 11'f1- v nnlurnl, simple, and ng ffr' ling, Intermural Basketball 3, 4: Sock and Buskin 3, 4: President 4: Paint and Powder I, 2: President: Cast of Huckleberry Finn : Ml:-lmily Upstairsu: Student Coun- cil l, Z: 3. 4: Class President 2. BERNICE MARSH i'Bunny ll r1Ilr'f' liplzl, fur my li r-r: rl I 1'v' s under your feel. Basketball 1, Z: Baseball 1, Z: Sock and Buskin 4: SOMANHIS Staff typist 4: Secretary Freshman Class: lVorId Staff, typist 3, 43 Glee Club I: Orchestra l, Z: Girl Reserves Z: Soccer 1. Z. MARY McCANN -,Macl,, I urn nut nnw, That rrlziclz I have' been. JOHN MCCOOE fftlann 'IBF Silenl. U7 lv! thy words he warlh more lhnn silence. Soccer 1, 2. JOSEPH McCOOE Mack Uh sleep! I1 is n gvnllv thing, Hrlnrvd from pnlv' In pulwf' Cross Country 3, 4: Inlermural Basketball 3, 4: Glce Club l, 2. MARY McDONNEl.l. Ur-rupuliun is Ihr rn-rr-.vsfrry lmsis uf ull u'nfnvnl1'r1I. Girl Reserves 4. BERNARD MCLAUGHLIN ..MaC,, His lurk:-rl lvllerod bmw, brass collar shun-rd him rl grnllvnmn. and sclmlurf' HELEN McVElGH On wha! strange slug ambition feeds. Soccer l. 2: Basketball l: Baseball l : Leaders' Class 4. THEDA MIKOI.OWSKY Teedee Ta u'urm'n silence is Zhu In-sl umrzmenlf' Honor Student. Cross Country 2, 3: Cast of THOMAS McCOOE 4. .. Tom nl lilllw lmlisvnsf- man' unvl lhwn ls rvlislnwl by mf lt.-.tl nf mt-H. The Family Upstairs. GLADYS MCKINNIQY Jerry li'lr'gnul Q .virnlvlivilv mul :rurm 1-1-mm Glee Club l 3 Orchestra Z, 3. FLORENCE McNEII.l. Flo 'Elly own lhuuglils are my vunipuninr Swimming l, 2: Basketball l. Z: Baseball l: Tennis 2, 3: Girl Rc- serves 2. 3, 4: Honor Student. STANLEY MELESKO Red --H0 .t1tf..,,X nt- af... Hockey 4. FELICIA E. MILLER UFPIIUCI-GH Ufflmsr lililv- lmriy lnrlgf-ri n rniglzly mind. Leaders' Class 4: Paint and Pow- der l. Z: Student Council 2: lVorId Staff 3: Co-Edilorfln-chief 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Honor Stu- dent. GLADYS L. MILLER Dusty Wisdom, is better than rubiesf' Tennis 3: SOMANHIS Staff, Assis- tant Co-Editor: Student Council 3, 4: Class VicefPresident 3: Girl Reserves 4: Valedictorian: Honor Student. MARJORIE NIITCHELL Marge 'VeLw'r nn idle rnument, but thriftv and tlmuglitful ol others. Soccer 1, 2: Swimming l, 2.3.-1: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Baseball l. 2: Tennis l. 2, 3, 4: Hockey l. 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Class 1, 2. 3.4: Swimming Leaders' Class Z. 3: Paint and Powder 1, Z: Vice-Pres ident of Class l: Pep Club 3, 4. MARION MONTIE Shrimp One thing is forever guod, that one thing is success. Soccer 1, 2: Swimming l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Baseball l. 2: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Hockey l. 2, 3. 4: Leaders' Class l, 2, 3, 4: Swim- ming Leaders' Class Z. 3: Sock and Buskin 3, 4: SOMANHIS Staff 4: Debating Club 2: Pep Club 3. 4: Honor Student. EARL MOORE Survive must bt: great. Great odious will have great talents. SOMANHIS Staff..Business Manager: Class President 4: Aeroplane Club 3, 4: Junior Hi-Y 1. LAURA MURDOCK Laura Say nothing but think the marc. Basketball 2, 3: Baseball l: Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4: Art Club 4. RAYMOND MILLS Anything for a quiet life. RHODA MOHR There is only one success, to be able tu spend yuur lilr' in your own way. Girl Reserves 2, 4. MARIE MOONAN Red A thought often makes us hotter than It fre. DANIEL B. MOSLER Dan Chuose thy friends like thy books, few, but choice. Sock and Buskin, 4: French Club 43 Orchestra 3, 4: 'Glee Club 3, 4: Baseball 4. LILLIAN NAPOLI Lil Great things, like great deeds, need no trumpet. Basketball 1, Z: Girl Reserves 2: French Club 4: Biology Club 4. THEODORE NELSON Bars , , . ,, P1'r.wm.smn hung apaa his lips. Swimming 4: lnterclass Z, 3: Stu- dent Council l, 2. 3, 4: Treasurer Z: lli-Y '55 President 4: Rifle Club 1. '51 llonor Student. JOSEPHINE ODERMANN .. ,, Joe Fur rrilh aj:-alia: wa 11, irllrvlxe n-fried, Slu' mixrrl .surll rrllm and lmlv .ilrvagllz uf mind. ROSE ORFITELLI OrHe .-in inalrilily Ia slay qaivl . Ls a 1-nn.f,u'ruu11.v failing. Swimming l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Tennis Z: Leaders' Class l, 2, 3, 4: Swimming Leaders' Class l, 2. 3. 4, Wll,l.lAM PARK Sparks Wil lwlangs lu Ihr- man Aeroplane Club 4. OTTAVIA PESCE Tawau SiIvm'r is man' eloquent lhan morris. KATHERINE O'BRIEN MKG!!-. Lira truly, and lhy life .shall be 11 grrnl and nnlzlr crm-ri. lVorId Typist 4: Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4. STANLEY OPALACH Streahy He llnat niixrhivl halrliflh, mischief can-hv1l1. Soccer 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Base- ball 3, 4: SOMANHIS Sports Editor: Hi-Y 4: Commercial Club 4: Torch Club 1. AVIS PALMER NAU-. Qui:-tnvsx is lu-sl. Leaders' Class '51 Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Latin Club l. MARGUERITE PEABODY Marg Lvl gvnllf-ness my strung enlurce- nwnl Inf' Life Saving 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4. DOROTHY PETERSEN Dot Skill as slmngfr than slrenglhf' Glee Club 1. 2, 4. 3 2 1 GEORGE PETERSON hpcten l'Irrn .v 11 guurl lime omingg so ., t'ln'r'r up. Golf 3, 4: Paint and Powder l Student Council 3: Hi4Y 4: SO- MANIIIS Statistical Committee. NORMAN Pl.ITT ..Nc,r., Nu--.-1--i, rwnwmlff-r, is zliv rrwrnd nf mil. liootball 4: Baseball 3: Hockey 3, -l-. DOROTHY POST UDOIH flaming n'i.wIum will: rm-lt sludiuus yum. Basketball 3: Baseball 1, 2: Ten- nis l, Z. 3. 4: Feature Editor World 4: Debating Club 2. Honor Student MAY QUISH HQllliShl'L'H This is idlz- lr1lk. lVorId Staff: Cast of The Ifam- ily Upstairsnz SOMANIIIS Business Stall: Honor Student. GRACE REED Gracie ' ' .44'i'ur:ling tu her clulli, slit' rut ltvr null. Glee Club l, Z: Honor Student. GERTRUDE PI.AGA ..Gcr,., fl:-nllw uf syn-wr-I1, Iwnt-fi-rlzt uf mind. Glee Club l. HAROLD PORCHERON Porky Huw I1I:'.v.wrl is he wlm lvuds a rwunlrv life. Trade School Basketball 4: Trade School Baseball 3. 4: Glee Club 3, -l. ARTHUR PRATT HAH., 4'lIu.vic is fr-fling rulhvr than suuuri. Track 3, 4: Paint and Powder 1: Glee Club Z, 3, 4. SUSANNA RIZARDON Sue Happy um lg from run' I'm free! Hln ulvnt llu'-v ull twulwnl Illn- wi mr, Soccer 1, Z, 3: Baseball l. Z: Ten- nis 3: Girl Reserves Z. 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 4. RICHARD RIZIMER Red A'Twu glvnl Iulkvrx will lml lull-fl fulllt 1ugvllt1'l. Soccer l. 2, 3: Assistant Manager Baseball 3: Paint and Powder 1: Torch Club l. I,Il.l.lAN RISYMANDKR Lil Tlmu1hl, nuff' rll4'ulw'mwl. ilu'-x nv! .vlumlu-r nguiuf' Commercial Club 4. ISOLDA RIVA Izzy ra, L,,.m-1,-fig., nm, H ni.-If fi ,mu-.'f. Salutaloiianz Honor Student. ANNA ROXVIQ Row 7'ln'rr i lm .mlivly in slurlx. Soccer l. Z: Captain l: lntermural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4. liVl2 SADONIS Eva Quiwlln-is ix ln'.xl.' RUBl2R'l' SANDALS Scrr'p Hi-lmlrlirig lliv lrriglrt culzulvnunrl- uf lrulll in llif' quivl mul .Hill air nj :lv- lrghlful slurliesf' Football 3: Swimming 2: Glee Club -l: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Band l, Z. l. 4: lfrcncb Club 4. CONSTANCE RICKHRD 'lCtIl7l7lil ' luilhing liar ri quiwl life. Girl Reservzs lr. SUMNKR ROBERTS Sub 'jmirzw mu:-lf nl nulnn-'.i gf-nml glow. Commercial Club -l. RUTH RUNDIZ Judy ln Inllxix yup xrlll laughs ilu' r,..1.1,1.'. ,..,. lntermural Basketball l. Z, 3. -lc lnA terclass Baseball l. Z. 3: Student Council 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Treasurer Girl Reserves 4: Com- mercial Club -l. ROBliR'I' SAlVlUlfl.SON Cope Tn vpf-uk ux Ihr' rvmlnmn In-nplv flu, in llimlf uv wise mf-n flu. Hockey l. Z, 71, 4: Orchestra l, 2 3: Band l, Z. 'l'HliRlISA SAl7llfNZA Tess Her rwrv frnrrnx uri' lulrvr jul Than .vniilm ul vlln-r niuirlrwx an-. Sock and Buskin 4. ITLSIIE SCHAEITIZR ..El,. flow luurl: fulli lhwrw Lx in linmun ujlulm. Glee Club l. Z. 3: Latin Club 3. lfRlfDA Slll,XVl'I'f 171'1'Iz Nil is ilif- .mlf uf 1 1 lfli' fnurlfl Girl Reserves 2. '55 llonor Student. LOUISE SHl21X Ml'l'kl'll.. Irlllll' IX flll' XIIHII' lll l YY Ill Glce Club l. FRANK SHELDON 1'LvfIy llumm'.v Ihr Inu- fl:-nmvr , y. Intermuml Basketball Z. 3: lVorId Staff 4: Commercial Club -l. lfUNlClf SKINNIZR Euni'e Life zrillmul funily ix ulrnuxl l'lrlp.i.wil:lu'. Glee Club -lg lirench Club -lg Pep Club 3: l..iliu Club l. PEARL SCHENDEI. Lvl ull lhiugs br' dum' drz'1'n,lly uml in ur1lvr. Girl Reserves 2: French Club 4i President French Club 4: Pep Club 4: Latin Club: Honor Student. SOPHIE SETSKY ..SO,, Tln'n' ix nu juy 11111 1'ulln, Commercial Club 4. RUTH SHEDD Ruthie 'Tn-ax hvr lliinking nf vlhrrx Ilia! made yuu lliinlc af her. lVor1u' Staff 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4: French Club 4: Art Club 45 Honor Siudcnr. WINIFRED SHERIDAN W1'nnr'e Sun u u'hilv, llml wr' muy nmkv an vrnl llw xuun,z'r. STELLA SKRABACZ SCr1'bby Thy virtue ix mn? siniplicilyf' Orchesl rn l. - DAVID SMITH Smitty Bl:-sxml In' ngrirullurr if um' rlurx u t ham- Inu much of il. XVALTER SMITH Smitty Ax lmnrst rl man ax Ihr su 1 r .shunv 4:11.44 Soccer 3, 4. JOSEPH STAUM Worphy ln'rr'fy num hux his weak side. JOHN SUI-IIE Chop fl lrur lrivnd is form-1-r u frirurlf' GI-ERALDINE TENNEY Jerry .lr1 is nul a llliugg il ix 11 way. Glce Club l. Z, 3, 4: Art Club l. EMMA MAE SMITH USI'I7lflLl lIf'nllvm-.v,s xucvzw-ds bfllrr than 1'iul1'm'f'. SOMANHIS Statistical Committee: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Latin Club l. FAITH E. SPILLANE UFGVH Irv hum: been fri:-nrlv lngelhrr In .sunxhinr nnfl in slmda-. Girl Reserves 4. JEAN STORY 11Hon1, ,-HI, how grmrl il Irfls Thv' hand nj u frwmlf' Sock and Buskin 4: Student Coun cil 4: Glee Club 49 Art Club 4. JANE TEDFORD 4 minrl Cunlvrll boil! rrmrn and ltirrgdurrx is JOHN TIERNEY Zeke 't'lIukr lhv mnsz uf Iilr ynn muy Lifr' ix short mul lrrrlrx army. ANN TRAYGIS Shorty lf'llul I will. l will und lllvrr an f'n1l. 1ao1'1'H 'rRoU'roN Edie -Ill lln- u'urlil'.v u 1' m r Limli plvuaunl. plmzki. Sock and Buskin 3. -l: Paint and Powder l. li The liamily Up- stairs. l1l.ORENClE TURKINGTON Fiore Thai 'Irfan' lvllirl: Ihr irullzl vunnul gi1'r'. EILEEN VENNARD Ile guml, mmf-I maid, uml lv! wlm il-ill ln' rle'uPr. .JOHN WALKER 1, H Joe Lei ruwh :mul huiv the uri! lu gu llis invn ima ' I FG 37 KENNETH TREVITT UKQU., 'X-1ll's fair in laura and war. Interclass Swimming l. 2, 3: Track l, 3, 4: Hockey Z, 3: Cast ot Pomnnder Walk . Huckleberry l7inn : Glee Club 4: Orchestra 2. 3. -l: Band 4: Hi-Y 3: Pep Club 3. AUSTIN TURKINGTON Au!lie Tranquillity, llmu lzrlivr nurne Than ull the- family uf lame'. ' MARGARET ULBRICH Peony Fur my llmuglllx nn' nu! ruur lhauglilx, Neillwr are your u U mr lUj'x,.' Glee Club l. KATHERINE WALEK ..Kay,, Fur rwwr anyihing can be umixs ll lien silriplwliess und duly' lender il KATHRYN WALWORTH ..Kay., lllivn mr ru rnrm-5, will mr, null l mill answer. Sock and Buskin 3, -lp Cast of Huckleberry l3inn : Paint and Powder Zi Vice-President of Class l. 4. HI2I.EN WANDYCH .Cin1plivily. mnxl mn' in our ug:-. GORDON WIZIR UPOPH Thr rum' ln' rignur, nul Inv rum! iv wan. Basketball, 4: Paint and Powder l. Z: SOMANHIS Staff 42 Student Council 1. 2. 3: Class President l: Treasurer 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: De- bating Club 1. Z: Honor Student. DORIS WHITEHOUSIZ 1fRed., .-I gum! Iuugh ix xunslriuu- in 11 lmuwf' Girl Reserves 4. RUBY WILSON Rube Yulhing ffm lu' pr lrz' lmxrrl wlrivll is livin-r ll: frfr u friend. FRANK BINOCK Hunk Il 1'.v In lrrru ful rn nl 1 I I FRANK VJARRIEIN SChUoIboy Urinal win. inn krmug lmm' xlmrl llivrrzullufs. Swimming. 3, 4: Inlerclass Swimn ming 3: Paint and Powder l, 2: Glee Club l: Orchestra l. Z, 3, 4: Band l. -l: Aeroplane Clula 3, 4. CONSTANCP XVPNNIQRGRISN hCTOf77'llll'H The smilw lllul lrnnl :mv ruff. CATHERINE WILSON USFIJHIIH Il iv In-11'-r In J.-lnuv u qu:-xl: n will:- mfr if-nlmg n :hun nf wnlv ll fmllmul r1wlml:'. Soccer l, 2: Intermural Basketball I, 2: Hockey Z: Swimming I.ead- ers' Class 3: Paint and Powder l. 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Secretary 4: Debating Club 2. 3, -4-: Secre- tary Debating Club -lc Pep Club 3. MARY ANN ZATKOWSKI Mamie Thee n asivxl u-lm hun' Ivurnvrl In flunr-1-. In Memoriam I U MARY PISH hm. .t.'1.-nf. of the Class of l936B WHO'S WHO IN I936B GIRLS Margaret Haugh lsolda Riva Isolda Riva Felicia Miller Gladys Miller Gladys Miller I illian Klinkhamer Mary Quish Constance Germaine Margaret Haugh Jean Story Lillian Klinkhamer Freda Selwitz Freda Selwitz Mary Alice Andrews Mary Alice Andrews Elinor Breen Constance Germaine Dorothy Gustafson Katherine Wilson Marjorie Mitchell Mary Alice Andrews Helen Coneland Catherine Walworth Marion Hobby Vivian Griswold Gladys McKinney Louise Shea W rr lies! All-Around Mos! Studious Most Likely to Succeed Done Most for M. H. S. Most Thoughtful Best Mannereal Most Personality Most Loquacious Best Looking Best Athlete Most Original Most Popular 'Wittiest Best Excuse Maker Vainest Procrastinator Best' Dancer Best Dresser Mos! Musical Best' Dehater Most Drag Most Dramatic Done School Most Class Baby Most Shy Class Couples Y 39 BOYS Stanley Opalach Alton Haddock Alton Haddock George Frost William Barrett Joseph Foley Fred Juul Attilio Gavello William Park Stanley Opalach Frank Warren Stanley Opalach Richard Reimer Stanley Opalach Arthur Pratt Thomas McCooe Francis Barrett Raymond Della Fera Raymond Hildebrand George Frost Stanley Opalach James Mahoney Lawrence Mallon Dana Beach Howard Harrison Fred Delany Allan Clark Merlin Cunningham 9363 N S SS LA C nowlcdgc. our sails of k ide we'll spread W Far and anchor at SKC ow our ship is h lan Now we E ,- ru ea n.. as -C .- O H C ..- J: vs 9- I4 5 O 'U N ua -C ... 9' 5 'cn r: 4 , urney s done. maiden jo e know our W nd A aight courses SII' SC OO Vile shall ch gladly 61' gath 'll VJ wx C on the helm, UP hands Our On. W sing of laurels And 4.1 .C O6 ': D. F1 H V1 If T' 5 '76 : N 4: V1 DD .2 va .E fu E .9 .C vm D0 .E .E ra 4.1 m JI u ru Q 'U C1 4 to shipmates all. and farewell to captains nd afo Sing green and golden rands so SI U: O x. N Q.. U 'E 'J x: 'C golden. and o green S AV? W IIS r ensig OU XVide be fair. ll ha 0 us they s I YC ITIO Ever hall be dear S 95' us th OFC I0 IT1 21' Ev hool days SC Ollf f O s think 3V l alw il VN'e W of ou' rchool days nk ys th XK3 X'x'e will al vi 5. T 5 -C H N O- va 'cu L... DD C .2 N 'a in 9' 5 As life's pathways As we sail along of distant bays calms O lnt stant bays. Into calms of di iller M ad gs GI V s b ra' XV o by Robert Sandals Music Q X f- N W -K Q. Q ,3, S , 1 Nt S- - '. ,im . iy N . .- QYX A6 9 O s qgjx Z -kg W 43 ' . x00 Awgv, vm -fri: -farm K :Nb a Cab f Q-X -aw qffe VZ? 1 N t XX 5+L , wx , q 1 1 Q53 Phyuaf Dwi, 5 , m0 P i- ! ef .rf-4 Y in . f I , - NRA . nf, uf. .. N, X,ef3zE'xf, 0' , , sh R Mom v- , qgiggi' S . i 4. Q ESM' QA iw 1 ,..,w..y 4 X Lin Q0 Mary Quilh ' . 6 ,wfrk X fb Wmncf 14. . J lk .. V' ' ngcllf' W , ' 5 5 fan., A ,x ,, ,..4 A, F fu -- K lf- 112:25 ',.w': ,.1 h, x, Arpt-Ll MY, , . LJHGBOA - ' l e . xfan U-aan Jfory Q Q2 11 f f. gg my I :if ffI?,QX..8 ,J k 'V Kuff aww'-Soxrxn Jo W-HGH W4 WUL4 YOUNG AND dd NN . , 4 LS W 'W - A, ?x ,SK , a , . Lb Mia-l3 i?,., N V QQ A -V 455,11 GL N, V, '6 gf at ,,,f9 , of, we i ff . '3'0.,jQx ' 22 F sl gl Y ff --.: 5 tw ' W 13 fx, ASV? ' I Or-rl 0 obo CLA!! or Cf'-NRGIL44 M, mmf ' IQ56 QYS IIJWEAIHNZMH M - W 3,3 1:1 ge, , 5 EES: C . 1-33 ixgil Nlandwns any Vnilag Q Char-m G 'J FT fx Clqg N- 1 'f H. 14 1 Tl' Goaoofv M Bn DE Sealed: Miss Fellows. Miss Henderson. G. Miller, G. Frost. T. Nelson. Moore. Mr. VJright Sewnd Row: Bell, Yuyles. If, Smith. G Harris. II. Goslee. Marsh. Mason, Quish, Farr 'I'hi'rd Row: Peterson, W. Barrett. Juul. Sinnamon. G. Weir SOMANHIS STAFF EDITORIAL l:'dz'1oi'-In-CThiel'-George Frost 56B xlssot'z'u1e lfdtlms-V-Mary Marsden, 7561-X, Gladys Miller BSB I.i'1erary Editor-Elizabeth Goslee '36B Sports Ifdt'tors4AllJert Starchewski '36A. Stanley Opalach 'BOB I-lr! Editor,-George Fischer '36A BUSINESS liuxiness Manager-Earl Moore 56B Assistant Business Managers Gordon XVeir 'BOB Catherine Harris 56B Mary Quish 'IGB Theodore Nelson SOB William Sinnamon '37Pt Marion Montie 'IGB TYPISTS lflilaheth I.upien 'lJ6A Dorothy Nelson '36A Madeline Bell 'IGB Anna l.erch 'MIB Alice Mason 'BOB Bernice Marsh SOB Anna liarr 56B S'l'PiTIS'l'IGAl. GOMlVll'l'TlfIf George Peterson 'IGB Dorothy Denton '36A Vw'illiam Barrett 56B lfmma Mae Smith 'ZOB Martha Roth '36A lfred Juul '36B FACULTY ADVISISRS literary-Miss Ione Fellows Arr-Miss Hope Henderson Iiuxiness-Mr. Russell Vilriglit yi .l.1..........-1 ,G 44 Seated: DeGraw. M. Haberern. Bolinslsy. Baldwin. li Miller. Miss Estes. V. Dardis. Ostrinsky. Shedd, G. Frost. Post Second Row: D. Schrieber, Brousseau. D. Dardis. Quish, A. Madden. Mason, Agard. Calhoun, J. Cnde. l.. Judd. Peabody. D. Gustafson. J. Clarke 'l'l71rd Row: Beach. N. Richmond. Marsh. Howarth. W. Moore. M. Olson. Sheldon. O'Brien, P. XVoodrulf. Knapp, S. Pratt THE HIGH SCHOOL WORLD YZDITORIAI. STAFF Ed1'lor's-in-Clnefflielicia Miller. Vonne Dardis lllilrmgfzmf lfalzlor-lired Baldwin lfeulrrre lfdrlor-Dorothy Post fllunmr' Editor-Sani Pratt lf.wlmng1e Edr'lor7Dana Beach Sports Elf!-fill'-fwlllldlll Moore Ari Edilor--Dana Dardis The High School lVorld. under the supervision ol' Miss Helen llstes. made up a page in the Herald twice a week for the past year. The paper was in charge of the Journalism class during the first semester. At the beginning of the second semester a staff of reporters and editors was chosen. For the Hrst time since the paper was originated, the headlining. copy-reading. proof-reading and page-makeup were done by the editorial board. The organization attended the State lnterscholastic Press Conference held at Bridgeport on May 2. X fi 45 Front Row: Falkoslci, G. Frost. Klinkhamer, W. Moore, Miss McGuire, Sinnamon, Gatti, Pietrowski, Campbell, Runde, Dougan Second Row: Lerch, Yulyes, Gray, McCormick, Lewis. M. Vi'oodruff, McCaughey, L. Kilpatrick. M. Cole, Kohler, Hunt, Alvord Third Row: J. Pickles. Mcpartland. Evans, W. Palmer, G. Hunt, Doggart, Berger Fourth Row: Squatrito. Canade, A. Johnson, Sault, Hills STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, composed of students elected from each home room and from each extra-curricular group, was reorganized this year under the direc- tion of Miss McGuire, faculty adviser. The council, working through committees, concerns itself with studying student needs. discussing student policies. inaugurating procedures. and execut- ing plans dealing with the fulfillment of its aims. The aims of the council are: 1. to foster school spirit: 2. to aid in shaping school policies: 3. to promote support of school activities: 4. to provide for students a means of affording participation in the responsibilities and privileges of a democracy as personified by the council: 5. to promote student cooperation in furthering the best interests of the school. 3 -1-ll. N 46 ....,..1...r. ..,,. - .,,.,...4.. . ....i.- .4 4 V .. .-,,. ..., ..-, .T 1 SttIlL'Ll.' XV. Pickles. Peterson. Ci. Vxleir. Sinnamon. Mr. Gatchell. T. Nelson.-G, Frost. Dougan. lrlorvath Second Row: R, Johnson. l.el5arron. K. Morrison. Smythe. Crockett. A. Ciavello. Alicli. Hultine. Robbins. C. Vs'eher 'liliirct' Row: lfreney. XV. Moore. liraher, Benshe. C. Mo77er H I-Y The HifY Club has had a very successful year under the guidance of Mr. Nathan Cratchell as adviser. The meetings were held every other Monday at the Center Congregational Church. ln the course of the year the club enjoyed many interesting speakers, including three members of the faculty, who gave entertaining and also helpful talks in an informal manner. Members of the Hi-Y were sent as delegates to Y. M. C. A. Conference at Meriden and at Windsor. George Fischer and Ted Nelson were nominated from the club to the Torch Fellowship. a leaders' club. The club members operated a refreshment stand at the school basketball games at the armory and after paying a concession to the school. planned a weekend outing to Camp Woodstock. I fa 47 .fur lfirxl Row: D. Stevenson. Pisani. H. Berger. Puter. J. Vifiggin. B, Vwfallett. B. WO0dfllff Second Row: Sandals. R. Robinson. D. Gustafson. D. Cole. C. Custer Third Row: Mosler. R. Pratt, McLoughlin. Kosinski, Mosley. Grunder Fourth Row: ll. Custer. Sherwood. Shields, Metter. XVarren. R, I.arder, Heritage I-'zllh Row: VV. Steele. lf. Cole. Mr. Pearson. Director: Trevitt. l,. Allen HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The Manchester High School orchestra, under the direction of G. Albert Pearson. has ended another eventful year. Besides playing for all assemblies. it assisted the dramatic clubs at their presentations. A Christmas Program was given with the joint choruses. They also played for Daddy Long Legs under the auspices of the Educational Club and the Verplanck Foundation Fund. The high point of their performance was at the spring concert given jointly with the two choruses on May ll. HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Manchester High School band was reorganized this year under Mr. Qi. Albert Pearson's supervision. Sufficient interest in a school band was again aroused through means of a musical assembly. They also played at the Chamber of Commerce dinner. 1 rs 48 First Row: DeSimone, Skinner. Tysk, Robinson. Heller, Paton, Burr, Durkee. Kovas. McCaughey, Mr. Pearson, Lahey. Mattesen, Alley, E. Berggren, Juul, M. Smith, Clark, Matchett Second Row: O'Bright. Pitkin, Sanford, Robatto, I. DeSimone, C. Berger, McKnight, Stevenson, D. Larder, Keeney, M. Durkee. Curtis, Albasi, Cordera, Baldyga, Petersen. Leone, Addy, Vifegner, Benson, Armstrong, Griswold Third Row: Frazier, Seymour, Litvinchyk, Carlson, Converse, Lockwood, Hall, R. Berggren, Earn, Anderson. E. Cole, Trevitt, Richmond, A. Johnson, Paton liuurlh Row: Bidwell, Mosler, Hunt, Chartier, W. Fish, C. Johnson. Maxwell, Allen, Hills, Barbero, XV. Moore, McBride, Porcheron. H. Berger, E. Clark, R. Larder, McLoughlin, Pratt Fifth Row: Richter. Shedd, Kristolf, D. Cole, Miner, Toman, Freitag, Daley, O'Brien, Chaponis Jura, Behrend, Kehler, Cushman, Birath, Balch, Van Haverbeke, J. Harris CHORUSES The Choruses this year have been divided into two groups: the Freshman- Sophomore and the Junior-Senior choruses. They combined in a benefit con- cert, December l7, 1935, which was attended by the largest audience ever to hear a Christmas concert in the High School. A capacity audience was also present at the annual spring concert on May ll. On May 14 the Junior-Senior chorus entered the annual C. C. I. L. contest at Bristol. The mixed choruses won first place for the second consecutive year. The organization has been under the able direction of Mr. Cu. Albert Pearson. 3 is 49 First Row: Peabody. Birnie. F. McNeil, Mintz. Quish, Runde. Kristoff, Kutz. C. Wilson. Frisell. Jarvis, Kaiser, Halliday, Shedd Second Row: M. McDonnell. Conklin, Deyorio. McCarthy, Metcalf, Demko, Ritchie, M. McCormick, E. Smith, Spillane, Hudson, Heller, Paton, Schieldge, Oswald, B. Breen, Brunelle, D. Wurtz. Janicke Third Row: Whitehouse, Fogarty, Reichenbach, G. McNeil, I. Orfitelli, Mahoney. Falkowski. McIntosh, Foglio, D. Frazier, Hall, Marsh, Palmer, Mason. D. Little, Eccellenti, Maynard. D. Tedford Fourth Row: Miss Kellogg, Reardon. Brousseau, Getzewich, Leone, Bolinsky, Washkiewich, K. O'Brien. G. Miller. Barrett, Finnegan, Earle, G. Braithwaite, D. Braithwaite, M. Johnson, F. Miller, Miss Casey GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves this year had a membership of approximately eighty girls. with Miss Marion Casey and Miss Avis Kellogg acting as faculty advisers. The C1ub's program for 1935-36 was varied. The first meeting was an initiation ceremony. In December, several members of the Club participated in the Christmas program given at the Hartford Y. W. C. A. by the various Girl Reserve groups of Hartford County: also, a Christmas party was held for the youngsters of the town. Guests at the second annual banquet held in March included: Mrs. Charles Decklemann and Mrs. William Case of the Hartford County Y. W. C. A. board, and Mrs. Edson Bailey. Several interest- ing speakers entertained the Club during the year. 3 to 5 0 mamas..:,.,,,4Qe,W Yasc'15f t?1f1 First Row: C. Wilson, Shapiro. Pietrowski Second Row: Mr. Hartwell, N. Richmond, Sinnamon, H. Weber, G. Hunt, H. Bissell DEBATING CLUB Resolved: that the several states should enact legislation providing for a complete system of medical care at public expense was the subject of the C. C. I. L. Triangular Debate held April l4, 1936. Manchestens Affirmative at Manchester was defeated by lVleriden's Negative by a decision of 3 to 0. Although lVlanchester's Negative provided keen com- petition for lVliddletown's Affirmative at Middletown, it also lost by a 3 to O decision. The teams were debating for a hold on the Florence M. Pisherdick Cup. The Affirmative was composed of Esther Shapiro, Catherine Wilson, Herbert Weber, and Nelson Richmond, alternate. The members of the Negative were Felicia Pietrowski, William Sinnamon, Gilbert Hunt, and Horace Bissell, alternate. Coach, Mr. David Hartwell. - x fi 51 ! E Q :W .X , '-'SF' QMS? Q ,, u,-Mfg, :V , ,W ,. 1 Wi? 1 asf - W W - di ! SWS ,niilkiw is, ima , gp 1-M., M-., 1i,W1,- PM WW- 1 First Row: J, Story K Trumtt K XValworth J Mabomy X1 A Andruxs Mus P1gc V DArdis.X7X'.B1rrLlI C Gcrmunc XV Plcklcs D Dwrdls Scrum! Row: li, Howurd T SZIDILHIJ F Trouton G Addy M 11 P: C Il M Sm tl Pa Marsh. M, Frxckson A Madden I PlCtI'OXXSkl L Humphrxy A Mmlcy IX Holmus M Montic Thin! Row: XV. 'ibm I Pndmlngton 9 Pr tl XX Nh wra H XX dau I Cuetcr D M07 u lfmlrlh Row: XX' 'innnzmon own I R Iongqknr T Punr M Ostrme 1 T1 IM-H 4 I fzfg-.zL1, 1 1 ' 1L2 4L1t a11 f'fh4 lx Wg W X SOCK AND BUSKIN Sock and Buskin completed another successful year with an excellent play, tournament, and a colorful pageant to its credit. Huckleberry Finn, presented in November in honor of the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Mark Twain, was an accurate dramatization of the novel. During March a one-act play tournament was held at the South Methodist church in which every member took part rehearsing and directing the productions themselves. These consisted of a fantasy, a folk-play, a satire, a realistic and a romantic tragedy, and a social, a realistic and a sentimental comedy. The King of Sherwood, pre- sented in the Educational Square in May, was an amusing comedy. The climax of the year's activities was the annual initiatory dance held at the Country Club, June 12th. ART CLUB First Row: Murdock, I. Johnson, Story, Miss Henderson, Shedd, A. Dully, F. Gardner Second Row: Mikolinis, Cahoon, De Graw, Kaiser. Erickson, D. Anderson, Agard, F. Oswald, Tenney, M. Wallace Third Row: Hyson, Carey, Deyorio, Maclntyre, Calvert, Schwarm. B. Beebe Fourth Row: Hall, Christensen, Schieldge. M. Oswald, Young, Savilonis Fifth Row: Warren, McBride. Dillon, Brown, R. Johnson A .3 fs 53 ART CLUB An Art Club was organized last fall under the leadership of Miss Hope Henderson, The club has enjoyed a very successful year with sketching trips and indoor drawing activities. An art assembly was given in the early spring in whichbmany students from the Art Department participated. In connection with the Art Club, an Art Service Squad was formed last fall, -dffw , 44... ...Fleur-I. EA 7 mage lift'-e .,av ' I I sv-'ann -- '- -ini! new .a....,::..::....ml2'Eea5 5 .-saucaamum an ?'9!E'?'Q?9l1l4QWi:457?elliW? I Ifirsl Row: D. Johnson. H. Dcmko, I.. Foley. M. Olson, Miss Vwforth, H. Hultine. A. Preston, H. Lindsay, A. Howarth Second Row: B. Tedford, E. Pitkin. M. Knight, D. Larder, M. Weir, M. Inman, P. Woodruff E. Kchler, M. Holloran, H. Adamson, F. Wallett, I. Bexson, M. Hooks Third Row: R. Barrett, A. Coe, C. Johnson, F. Mahoney, C, Sault, H. Mohr, I.. McPartland, T. Donahue. VJ. Palmer PAINT AND POWDER Under the leadership of Miss Isabel Worth, Paint and Powder, the Freshman- Sophomore dramatic organization, enjoyed another successful year. Public presentations given by the club included: a Christmas play given in December for an assembly program, and The Patsy, a three-act play which was presented in April. The club held an initiation party in November. In February a farewell party for the members who had become Juniors at mid-years, and a welcome party for the new members, was held. The year's activities ended with an entertainment and informal dance. 3 T-l n 54 Nw,-Q--N' x. Front Row: Collings, Keeney. Miss Carr, Britton, Dellallera Second Row: Klein. McMullen, Napoli, Gates, Gardner. Pisani, Nimirowski, Schuetz BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club has had a very successful year and many interesting experi- ments have been completed under the guidance of Miss Dorothy M. Carr. Animals have been dissected and the skeletons were mounted. Slides were made of many interesting things such as Amoeba, Paramecium, Blood, etc. The State Dept. of Health loaned the club motion pictures on diseases. The club has also visited the Hartford and Manchester Hospitals along with many other places of interest. There have been many interesting speakers at the club meet- ings, Mr. Walton. a biology teacher at Hartford High School, who spoke on Biology Clubs , and Doctor A. B. Sundquist who spoke on Medicine I fs 55 Front Row: Mr. Vv'right. Jarvis. I.. DellaFera. Demko. R. Johnson. Miss Sullivan Second Row: Sherwood, G. McNeill, Taylor, Kaiser, N. Cwedraitis. Halliday, l-. Reymander. M Donnelly, Camp, J. Maloney Tllird Row: Jura. H. Daley, Healy, Berggren, Toman, Curtis Fourth Row: S. Peterson, Paton, V. Anderson. B. Juul, McCormick, Runde COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club was organized this year by the teachers of the Com- mercial Department and is actively sponsored by Miss Sullivan and Mr. Wright. The membership is limited to those students who take commercial subjects. Meetings are held the first Thursday of each month during the seventh period. The premier aim of the club is to acquaint the members with the modern business World by discussions and plays given at the meetings. The club visited the Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company in Spring- field, Mass., and learned about everyday life and the equipment used to save time. X 11.--1 ,G 56 First Row: S. Dardis, Hamilton, Daniels, G. Donahue, Knight, Bolles, Finnegan, Matushak Kupchunos, Pisani, Howarth, Schendel, Goslee, M. Reichenbach, Behrend, Connors, Bidwell A. Yulyes, Diana. Second Row: R. Peterson. I. Orntelli. Solonuk, Duke, Marchuk, J. Krajewski. Magnuson Moriconi, Laine, LaChance. Chemerka, Corcilius, Camp, M. Donnelly, B. Breen, Brunelle Stone, V. Burnham, Thresher, Crossen, Niles, Foord. Third Row: Beach. D. Tedford, V. Turner, C, Harris. F. Hyde. Kerr. McCluskey, Napoli Zagorski. Demko, V. Anderson, Richter. Ci, Braithwaite, D. Braithwaite, Earle, Filbig, R Britton. R. Shedd, Preston Fourth Row: Miss Paine, Siteman. M. Johnson. C. Smith, Adamy. Skinner. Janicke. R McCormick. B. Cahoon, J. Cude, Gorman, Lahey, Sullivan, Chartier, Annulli, Luurtsema R. Custer, P. Cole, Boynton. Beccio Fifth Row: Miss Todd, Olson, E. Park, A. Ambrose, W. Shea, D. Dardis, Bennett, M. Brown Mclntosh, Favre, J. Foley, Neill. R. Eggleston, Sandals. l. DeSimone Sixth Row: Miss Low, F. Mahoney, NV. Barrett, Aceto. Canade, L. Foley, C. Johnson FRENCH CLUBS The students in French this year formed three French Clubs, two for soph- omores and freshmen under the direction of Miss Todd, and Miss Paine, and one for seniors and juniors under Miss Low. The latter was reorganized after many years of inactivity. The purpose of these clubs is to study the phases of French life and customs which are not touched upon in class. Outstanding programs of the clubs consisted of French songs, dramatiza- tions. and discussions of French life and customs. 3 fs 57 OFFICERS OF ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL Prnsdent . . William Sinnamon Vice-President. . .Lillian Klinkhamer Secretary ,....,.. Felicia Pietrowski HI-Y President . . .... Theodore Nelson Vice-President ,,...... George Frost Treasurer ..,,..,,. William Moore Vice- President Mary Alice Andrews, '36B SOCK AND BUSKIN President ..., Lewis Jones, '36A James Mahoney, '36B Secretary and Treasurer William Sinnamon FRENCH CLUBS President .,... . Pearl Schendel Vice-President ..,. Edward Connors Secretary-Treasurer Grace Donahue Secretary . . . .Vonne Dardis, '36B Treasurer . . George Fischer. '36A Program Committee . Betty Goslee Marion Behrend Faculty Adviser. . . . .Miss Low William Barrett, '36B President . . . Mildred Knight Secretary . . Marjorie Reichenbach COMMERCIAL CLUB Program Committee . J. Bidwell President .,..., Louis DellaFera Vice-President ...... Langdon Judd Secretary . . .,.... Helen Demko BIOLOGY CLUB Diana, F. Pisani, V. Anderson, G. Braithwaite Faculty Adviser . . . Miss Todd President .... . . Betty Finnegan Vice-President ....i Howard Daniels Secretary ,... Ann Howarth GIRL RESERVES FIRST SEMESTER . . . .Mary Marsden. . . .. . . . .Clare Kristoff. . . . . . .Vivian Little. . . . President .... , .Fred Collings Secretary. . . Elena Keeney Treasurer .... Louis DellaFera President . . Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . .Margaret Carlson. . . PAINT AND POWDER FIRST SEMESTER . . .Harry Hultine. . . . . . . .Marion Olson. . . . Program Committee. . . Jean Bolles Phyllis Cole Faculty Adviser ..,..... Miss Paine SECOND SEMESTER . . . . .Clare Kristoff , , , . . .Stella Kutz . .Catherine Wilson . . . . .Ruth Runde SECOND SEMESTER . . . .Harry Hultine . . . .Marion Olson Secretary ....,, ,.., B lanche Gatti .,.. . . .Alice Preston Treasurer . . . .... John Pickles .... .... J ohn Pickles ART CLUB FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President . . . .... G. Fischer ......... ...... R uth Shedd Vice-President .... R. Shedd ........ ....... J ean Story Secretary .... .... I . Johnson. . . . . .I. Johnson Treasurer . . . .... F. Gardner. . . . . .F. Gardner 3 fl 58 Bark Row: Assistant-Coach Knapman, Dupont, Kilpatrick, Fraher, Crockett. Niese, Wolfram, Heritage, Zamaitis, Berger, Squatrito, Coach Kelley. St-cond Row: Plitt, Tedford, Trotter, Bycholski, Johnson, Haraburda, Haefs, Mallon, Campbell, Ulbrich. From Row: Donahue, Haberern, Hultine. Solomonson. Mohr, Palmer, Graziadio. FJ K If ID ID Ili' A ll. IL I is f'-j'J G-nw Mfsmot Captain-Edward Haraburda Manager-Raymond Donahue Coach-Mr. Kelley FIRST TEAM L RE.-Kilpatrick FB.-Haefs, C. Heritage L.H.B.-Campbell Bycholski 1..E.-Trotter, Plitt QB.-Haraburda R.T.-Niese, Wolfram L.T.-H. Berger C.-Tedford R.G,-Ulbrich LG.-Mallon R.H.B.--L. Johnson E. Squatrito The football season for this year was marked by lVlanchester's decisive vic- tories over Bristol and Windham. The Red and White tied East Hartford and lost the other four games. Although ten lettermen graduate. there will be four first team men and some promising substitutes who will return for next season. 59 Srizli-ii: Vennart. Bycholski. Moorehouse. Cuavello, Cobb, Campbell. Opalach. Smmlmqr Mr. Clarke. Horvath. Dougan. Niese. Sinnamon. XX'eir, E. Clark. NNN If SIE! gona: Mfbiml - ex J Capluin-Bycholski Manager-Earl Clarke Coach-Mr. Clarke THE TEAM RF.-Cobb RF.-Opalach l..F.-Sinnamon LF.-Moorhouse l-.G.-Bycholski C.-Niese C.-Gavello RG.-Campbell R.G.-Dougan L.G.-Horvath Reserves: Weir and Vennart The Manchester High School basketball team enjoyed a highly successful season. They compiled thirteen wins and suffered three losses in the regular season. Manchester was beaten by the Alumni and also by New Britain in the Yale Tournament at New Haven. Five lettermen are lost through graduation. There will be eight returning veterans. 60 3 'E WMA om' it Bach Row: J. Sapienza, Mr. Vs'igren, Humphrey, W. Tedford, R. Richards, Wolfram, S. Harris P. McCann, Crockett, D. VVilson. Second Row: Deardon. Palmer, P. Dupont, LaBarron, Leary. Neill, R. Murch. Judd, Anniello Front Row: S. Pratt, Pescik, W. Kilpatrick, A. Pratt, R. Guthrie, Gavello, W. Brown, W Barrett, K. Walker. .ill S if R elllt' INK Coach-Mr. Wigren Managei:QJ. Crockett Captain-Bob Guthrie The track team has looked very impressive in the first few meets. They earned four places at the Connecticut State Relay Carnival, tying for two firsts and taking two second places. Besides defeating the Connecticut State Fresh- men. Manchester placed third in the Rhode Island Invitation Meet. THE TEAM R. Guthrie P. Leary R. Richards C. Blanchard E. Wolfram W. Palmer K. Walker W. Brown S. Pratt S. Harris W. Pescik R. Murch W. Kilpatrick P. Dupont J. Prentice E. Carlson R. Neill L. Judd A. Pratt J. Walsh L. Anniello L. Niese T, Deardon R. LeBarron A. Gavello W. Barrett F. Davis 61 First Row: E. Squatrito, Bycholski, Weir. Opalach, Plitt, Borello, Weiss. Second Row: Cobb, Duffy, Pongratz, Fraher, Kose, C. Weber, Becker, Zwick. Third Row Swartz. H. Squartrito, Winzler, Thurner, Wiley, Ciraziadio, Mosler. Fourth Row: Reimer, Giovannini, Sapienza, Mr. Kelley, tskriiijafziyrrt 4. A J 9.1.4. M- s-.su After losing the Hrst two games to Rockville and West Hartford the baseball team Hnally got started and downed Middletown. Because only a few players will be lost through graduation, a good season is expected next year. Captain-S. Opalach Manager-R. Reimer Coach-Mr. T. Kelley THE TEAM C-E. Squatrito 3B-G. Weir RF-R. Cobb 1B-J. Weiss P-N. Plitt LF-R. Becker 2B-S. Opalach SS-M. Zwick CF-J. Fraher 3 rs 62 Front Row: Murray, Dc Simone. Leggett. Lyttle. Srarchcwski, Vennart. McCann. Cowles Second Row: Murphy. Green, Smith, Guthrie. Nyman, Mr. Greer, C. Weber, Brimley Opalach, Kose. Y Fl .,...... f Q 5 Manager-Schieldge Coach-Mr. Greer Captain--Acting captain for each game This year's soccer team was very successful, winning 7 games, tying Z and losing none. Manchester took the C. C. I. L. title again this year to make it four straight years as C. C. I. L. champions. Coach Cireer will lose seven lettermen through graduation. but will have Eve veterans and some promising substitutes back for next season. FIRST TEAM R.F.B.-Starchewski R.H.--Opalach IR.-McCann L.F.B.-Weber L.H.-Vennart I.L.-Lyttle C.H.-Guthrie C.F.-Murray O.R.-Smith O.L.-Cowles, Leggett Goalie-Kose, Murphy 63 Bark Row: R. Alley, Judd. Mr. Vwfigren, H. Squatrito. Deardon. McCooe. Kneeling: Anderson, Le Barron, Dannaher, Murch, Leary. I4 GER Dff IU INIFIRY 445 XA y ., ..,. . The Cross Country team had a very good season, winning four straight meets. The team gained second place in the State meet. A new Manchester course record was set in the meet with Bristol. The teams beaten by Manchaster were Bristol. Hartford High, Weaver and Connecticut State Freshmen. THE TEAM Judd Capt. Dannaher Murch Deardon Leary l,eBarron Walker Coach . . , . . Mr. Charles Wigren Manager . . . . . Joseph McCooe 3 64 Second Row: Schwati, Green, J. Pickles. V. Agostinelli, Koehler, Bareisa. Topping, McCon- ville, Mr. Gatchell. S!4lll'X.' Bissell, Gardner. Ftrs! Row: XV.irren. Nelson. VV. Pickles. Starchewski, Frost. Krajewski, Morrison, Robbins. fin IIN D J f--lMM'BIlBl Co-Captains-A. Starchewski, G. Frost Manager-McConville Coach-Mr. Gatchell Although the swimming team did not have a very impressive record this year. suffering four losses and only two wins. they broke school records for the lOO yd. free style, 40 yd. free style, the medley-relay. and 220 yd. free style. Only four regulars are lost through graduation and with the rest of the lettermen plus promising material, next year's team should be a good one. THE TEAM A. Starchewski F. Gardner C. Robbins G. Frost N. Koehler K. Morrison S. Krajewski V. Agostinelli T. Nelson XV, Bareisa O. Orfitelli W. Pickles 65 Ifirsl Row: Vittncr. J. Puter. R. Della Fera, Sinnamon. Second Row: Reardon, T. Foster, Mr. Hartwell, R. Vkfeir, Peterson. .ix 5, ity, 3 X Alan Q D own in im ll 'ganna M4 lilo: THE TENNIS TEAM Coach4Mr. Hartwell Captain-XV. Sinnamon Sinnamon DellaEera Puter Yulyes With the returning veterans, Sinnamon and Della Fera, the tennis team had a highly successful season. The team won their first seven matches, losing only to Middletown. THE GOLF TEAM Coach-Mr. Kelley Co-Captains-F. Reardon and T. Foster T. Foster F. Reardon R. Weir G. Peterson Although the golf team started off with three defeats they are expected to have a fair season. Only one player will be lost through graduation and the returning members, plus promising material, should make a good team for next season. 66 5-1 ATHLETIC SUMMARY BAs1tr5TBA1.t-wow 13-LOST 5 BASEBALL-woN 9-1-osT 5 M. H. S. ..,.. 45 Trade School . . 25 M. H. S. . . . . 29 Middletown . . . 14 M. H. S. ...,. 28 Rockville ,.... 17 M. H. S. ..,.. 48 West Hartford. . 35 M. H. S. .... 31 Windham ,.... 19 M. H. S. . . . . 24 Alumni .... . . 28 M. H. S. ,.... 18 Bristol .....,. 30 M. H. S. ..... 27 East Hartford . . 23 M. H. S. ..... 23 Meriden ...... 27 M. H. S. ...., 47 Middletown . . . 16 M. H. S. ,,... 24 Windham ,.... 15 M. H. S. ..... 53 West Hartford. . 18 M. H. S. ..... 17 Bristol ....... 25 M. H. S. . ... 35 Rockville ..... 16 M. H. S. ..... 39 East Hartford . . 28 M. H. S. ..... 40 Trade School . . 16 M. H. S. ..... 25 Meriden ...... 21 M. H. S. ..... 18 New Britain Yale Tournament . 38 M. H. S. ..... 571 Opponents .... 411 FOOTBALL-VVON 2-LOST 4-TIED 1 Norwich Free Academy . . . 19 M. H. S. ..... 0 East Hartford .. 0 M. H. S. ..... 7 M. H. S. ..... 6 Bristol ....... 0 M. H. S. ..... 7 West Hartford. . 13 M. H. S. ..... 13 Windham ..... 0 M. H. S. ..... 6 Meriden ...... 19 M. H. S. ..... 0 Middletown . . . 26 M. H. S. .,... 39 Opponents .... 77 GOLFAWON 5-LOST 7 M. H. S. ..... 6 Newington .... 12 M. H. S. ..... 5 New Britain . . . 13 M. H. S. ..... 1 Meriden ...... 6 M. H. S. ..... 12 Opponents .... 31 TENNIS-WON 8- LOST 1 M. H. S. ..... 3 Meriden . ..... 2 M. H. S. ..... 8 Rockville ..... 12 M. H. S. ..... 6 West Hartford. . 9 M. H. S. ..... 10 Middletown . . . 6 M. H. S. ,.... 5 Meriden ...... 15 M. H. S. ..... 15 Manchester Trade 1 M. H. S. ..... 44 Opponents .... 43 SOCCER-WON 7-LOST 0-TIED 2 M. H. S. ..... 5 Litchneld ..... 0 M. H. S. ..... 2 Morse ....... 0 M. H. S. ..... 7 Kingswood .... 1 M. H. S. ...., 2 West Hartford. . 2 M. H. S. ..... 2 Bristol ....... 1 M. H. S. ..... 1 Meriden ...... 0 M. H. S. ..... 3 West Hartford. . 3 M. H. S. ..... 4 Conn. State Freshmen . . . 0 M. H. S. ..... 3 Litchfield ..... 1 M. H. S. ..... 29 Opponents .... 8 CROSS COUNTRY--WON 4-LOST O M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. S. ..... 16 State Frosh 39 S. . .... 21 Hartford High.. 34 S. ..... 21 Bristol ....... 34 S. ..... 19 Weaver ...... 36 S. ..... 77 Opponents .... 143 SWIMMING-WON 2-LOST 4 M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. Rhode Relay S. ..... 36 Conn. State 39 S. ..... 48 Bristol ....... 27 S. ..... 48 Meriden ...... 27 S. ..... 32 Bulkley ...... 43 S. ..... 16 Hartford High. . 59 S. ..... 25 Crosby ....... 50 S. ..... 205 Opponents .... 245 TRACK-WON 4-LOST 1 S. ..... 80 Conn. State Frosh ...... 33 Island State Meet ........ 3rd place Carnival ........ .... 4 places SCHOOL RECORDS FOR MANCHESTER Manchester I-Iigh. Accurate to May 7, 1936 TRACK DATE EVENT NAME CLASS TIME OR DISTANCE 1932 100 D. Squatrito '32 59,9 1932 220 It Wittman '32 322.2 1934 440 H. Cude '34 :52 1935 880 Ci. Leary '35 1g57,4 1935 Mile W Murch '36 4:30.7 1933 High Jump A. Patton '35 5' 8111 1931 Broad Jump R. Jewell '31 21' 1131 1933 Pole Vault R. McCormick '33 12' 2 1932 Shot Put D. Squatrito '32 47' 5 1929 Discus XV Johnston '29 115' 5 1932 Javelin A. Olson '32 156' 4 1934 880 Relay Fraser-Solomonson '34-'37 1g35,2 Shed--Cude '34-'34 SWIMMING DATE EVENT HOLDER CLASS TIME 1932 40 yard dash D. Cowles and '32 .20 1936 S. Krajewski '36 1936 100 yard dash free style S Krajewski '36 258.4 1934 100 yard breastroke 11. Stechholz '35 1:18 1934 100 yard backstroke G. Leary '35 1:13 1936 220 yard free style G. Iirost '36 2:43 1936 160 yard free style relay Krajewski, Starchewski '36, '36 1:23 Bareisa. Koehler '38, '37 1936 120 yard Pickles. Morrison. Koehler '37, '37, '37 1:15 1935 medley relay Coburn, Leary, Starchewski '35, '35, '36 CROSS COUNTRY DATE COURSE F- Leary CLASS TIME 1935 Manchester HQLDER '38B 12:59 3 fi 025 UIBA mtirts ILII. ' QW ll-I IDIEIK IE Y GIRLS' ATHLETICS There has been opportunity in the Physical Education program for girls this year. as in the past. to participate in many varied types of activities. Play for play's sake. was the pleasure derived from the sports program both in the regular gym classes and in the after school activities. Regular gym classes in the fall were started with field hockey. Basketball introduced the winter program followed by athletic, clog, and tap dancing. Danish gymnastics. stunts, tumbling. and pyramid building followed the Feb- ruary vacation. Scores of the ping-pong and volley-ball tournaments in the spring were used to determine the winner of the banner. A feature of the swimming program in the second semester was a marathon swim in which five fundamental strokes were practiced. The object of this year's intra-mural sports' program was 'AA team for every girl and every girl on a team. The tournaments resulted in the choosing of an all-star Blue and White team for each sport. The winner of the final game in field-hockey played the Hartford Hockey Club at Wethersfield. The basket- ball season ended with the Wlmite team victorious in the Blue and White compe- tition: and the seniors held the title in the inter-class tournament. Volley-ball: courses in life-saving, both senior and junior: Leaders' class: a tennis tournament: baseball: and a gym assembly were other activities in which girls were able to earn additional points. The latter was a general review of the program of the entire year. The Dramatic and Art Departments were helpful in making it a Hnished entertainment. 1 N ili-11 69 -i., +1-.,.,. 3 mea 3 Q 1- BASKETBALL ALI.-STAR BLUE Kl7L'L'!1vI7Uf N. Sullivnn, R. MfCormirk. M. McCormick. Mason, ldmgc, Hyson. Cordon. Chnpunis B. Bcuhc. ALI,-STAR WlIl'l'Yf Slumimgr M. Haugh, D. Cole. C. Harris, Piclrowski. Donahue. K. Madden, A. Maddcn. Mitchell, Monlic, Duke. HOCKEY Monlic. M. Haugh, Gordon, M. McCormick, C. Harris. Mason. K. Madden. Donalnlc. A, lX1.uhicn Milchcll, Cole, Duke. A, ,Xxx x ' XI., x X f X XX Q 373 MQ , .z 4 ' X . P,-:ix ' , . A - xv !oc,xi r' L f x L' ' .Q A ,P I MLL Rolxxy ,XV 'M fn ., ' 5157 ' A ' -1 ' 5' X NX ff M if Oyxx HQ ff X If X A f ELJA ,SAQON5 X.: I y .Xb A. 4 , !m!,L A W X av' m 5 Lx X X W 33 M, ' fy: '13 51, ,f 1+ V14 1 ' . A ', ' af f - Y K C 5 fl, V ' 57 Ig, fd Um' - 7 f , VX x. 25- - K .X V11 - N I fd, W f y pw ll HUMOR sAY1NGs OP WILL ROGERS I never made a great success. but I can drown out practically any quartet. When applying for a passport, Rogers was asked, Are you an American? Well, replied Rogers. we didn't come over on the Mayflower, but we was here to meet 'em when they landed. We have to have proof that you are an American Citizen. That was the first time I had ever been called on to prove that. But just off hand how was I going to prove that I was born in America so I said. 'Would you suggest waiting for a passport until I have done something to get into Who's Who? If you don't, I see my trip to Europe fading. I will be dead of old age before making that press sheet.' Well, those old fellows in the old days just slipped some things in that Constitution to cover these very times, in fact, they almost made it fool proof. so due to their foresightedness no one we put into Congress can do a whole lot of damage. If this seems long and tiresome and nonsensical to you. why, never mind reading it. Just introduce it into Congress as a Bill, and they will pass it. HERE AND THERE Mr. Knapman: In what does glucose sugar have its origin. Storrs? Storrs: Cilue. At the annual C. C. I. L. contest. when the Cilee Club commenced to sing their selected number, Lost In The Night. an uproar of laughter and several whispers were heard in the audience, Lost and howl Little did they realize that we were to be the proud possessors of that coveted cup for another season. Oflice NoticeiLost: Two scotties on leashes. If found return to the Art Qtudio, K Mr. Hartwell told the history class one day: You will find the Declaration of Independence in your appendix. Smythe inquired in physics class, If loadstone is something which has the power to attract. what is a girl? Ciirl: Mother may I have a nickel? Mother: What for? Girl: Teacher's going to make some candy. Mother: For whom? Ciirl: Daddy-Long-Legs. A large gap had been left in the standing lines during a chorus rehearsal. What's that for? asked Mr. Pearson. A quick-witted student replied. Puterl 72 75 YEARS AGU Bryant and Stratton founded in Hartford a business school which grew rapidly in public confidence and later was changed in name to Morse College. This institution has stood the test of time. Its history is written in the hearts and lives of a multitude of suc- cessful business leaders who are today employing all its graduates. What the Institution has done for others it will do for you. High Srlmol gl lId1llIfi0lI is rrvqzlirwf for Fllfftlllfl' io fbi' Morse College. luV1lCCDlR?SlEi CQFLYLEGE MAGNELL DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggist 1095 Main Street Manchester, Conn. MARLOW'S DEPARTMENT STORE Mancbester's Value Spot Since 1911 861-867 Main Street Dial 5060 We are Now Serving Special Luncheons ....eeeeD Deeee 3 Sc Also Hot Dinners and Suppers From 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. THE SANDWICH SHOP 753 Main St. Hartford QAcross from the Hartford-Conn. Trust Co. Near Pearl St.J JOHNSON 85 LITTLE Plumbing, Tinning and Heating Contractors Tel. 5875 Jobbing a Specialty We service all makes of oil burners Day and Night Service Star Market Fresh Quality Meats FRANK DeCIANTIS, Prop. 47 NORTH STREET Telephone: 68 74 RILEY CHEVROLET COMPANY 60 Wells Street MANCHESTER, CONN. KEMP'S, Inc. FRIGIDAIRE A General Motors Value COMPLIMENTS OF STATE LUNCH '7 W Q ffin , J ' Q5 21:97 ? S ,fa Us VACATICN' e- Cf T 7 S- 1 H YG H 'L,J.LJ Q Q Q Active Sport Clothes R Q I 0 Glorified Dance Frocks Q 1 The right kind 45 Q at the right price kg 6 -' 0 v Qmhmnm 5 841 Main Street MANCHESTER A '93 PENTLAND OAKES' The Florist STATION 17 Oak Street. Phone 6247 MANCHESTER, CONN. 563 Main Sfmt , So. Manche MEMBER F. T. D. stef' Conn' l 'Es' THE FALLOT STUDIG Official Photographer of 193 6 Somanhis 4 M S M h C COMPLIMENTS OF NEW MODEL LAUNDRY Manchester's Complete Launderers A Service for Every Housewife Dial 8072 WELL DRESSED YOUNG MEN TRADE AT G I.. E N N E Y 3 S South Manchester Connecticut COMPLIMENTS OF THE ORFORD SOAP CO. RICHARD STONE Optician Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted WM. BERGERON, Optometrist 739 Main Street State Theatre Bldg. Tel. 4720 GRADUATION GIFTS You will find here variety and quality to suit any taste and pocketbook. Watches, Bracelets, Tucktite Bags and Pen and Pencil Sets, Tie and Collar Sets, Bill Folds, and many other articles that make a real useful Graduation Gift. Prices as moderate as 51.00 and upward The Dewey-Richman Co. JEWELERS - STATIONERS - OPTICIANS TEA ROOM For Fine Lobster and Fresh Sea Food STOP AT THE TEA ROOM Exclusive Agents for Stromberg Carlson Radios .E s a- 'E3 3 M POTTERTON sc KRAH 5 La v1 o E Where Radio is Understand .EF ff gg PHONE 3733 AT THE CENTER EAU gj E1 ng 9, Crosley Radios and Electric Refrigeration C. E. HOUSE 8c soN, Inc. HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS READY-MADE CLOTHING BOY SCOUT UNIFORMS MEN'S FURNISHINGS HATS -- CAPS Footwear for the Whole Family HIGH SCHOOL HIGHER EDUCATION BUSINESS At The Cross Roads ! Graduation time brings another group of young men and Women to an important point in life. Some will pur- sue a higher education. Many others will turn to business. The former, in 4 to 6 years, and the latter in a short time will both find that it will prove very Wise and proiit- able to consistently SAVE a portion of what they earn. Get the Habit of Depositing Regularly in the Savings Bank of Manchester A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK . ' ' an-. ,W 1. , ,Q .5 .. . I IW ew' 3 'P X5 My S-gnifgff' ,fxfu-ll pf! .4413 'Flis tnn 4 Q1 ' ' fr: l ,. I'-gy' 0 A M ' f Q5 M , --,., : r Q NAT M' 'J U ,' 1 If vv 1 I B -. fai l I M , , 1 -Q Q X ,lk - 1 qt . , 4 I V Afford Where You Can To Buy Good Furniture ' 'tllk O 't . H' h School S,dii,tli lzflaiijcliester THE SWEETEST MEMORIES THE LAST DAY OF OF SCH OOL Are any of your young Friends members of . . . ' l ? . . . Graduating C ass The beautiful flowers of Graduation Day are remembered long after many import- ' ' ' la fl have been forgotten ant mczdenn oft e ay V Say It With Flowers V Park Hill Flower Shop LEADING FLORISTS A , ., 5 COMPLIMENTS OF Carroll Cut Rate Perfumer 785 Main St. MANCHESTER Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Class of 1936 Mary Elizabeth's Beauty Nook MARY E. SEASTRAND 853 MAIN STREET PHONE sou Now is the time to consider purchasing LIFE INSURANCE Let us arrange a life insurance Motor, Magneto, Generator, Starter and Ignition Repairs Norton Electrical Instrument program for you Company ROBERT J' SMITH, Inc' Hilliard St. Manchester 963 MAIN STREET PHONE 4060 All Lines of Insurance COMPLIMENTS OF Bantly Oil Company COMPLIMENTS OF Stuart J. Wasley Insurance and Real Estate STATE THEATRE BUILDING COMPLIMENTS OF Fradin's Apparel Shop NEAR STATE THEATRE Porterfield Tire Works Batteries - Vulcanizing - Welding Brake Service - Range Oil Ford Parts and Service 68 Spruce Street Telephone 6584 COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES' BEAUTY SALON 74 East Center Street TELEPHONE 42 0 1 MANCHESTER F. E. BRAY Jeweler and Watchmaker State Theatre Building Manchester, Conn. BULOVA WATCHES GREETING CARDS - Largest Assortment in Town Watch and Jewelry Repairing GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM From Our Own Tuberculous and Blood Tested Herd MOUNTAIN BROOK FARM D. W. KELSEY, Proprietor Loren Murchison 86 Company Jewelers to the Class of 1936 40 CLINTON STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY To the Graduating Classes of 1936 GREETINGS AND GOOD WILL We wish to take this medium to extend to you - and through you, to your parents, our heartiest congratulations-this is indeed a proud day for all of you. But this is also a time, when ri good many of you will have to leave home perhaps and try to make a place for yourself in the world- May your aspirations-and the hopes of your parents come through. Honor your parents- then you will honor the school that graduated you. And your City and Country will be proud of you. WE WISH YoU SUCCESS BRYANT 85 CHAPMAN CO. The J. W. HALE CORPORATION Manchester's Leading Department Store Self Service Grocery Health Market LOVEJOY CANDIES Are Famous for Their Freshness, Purity and Delicacy of Flavor LOVEJOY CANDY SHOP 832 MAIN STREET fNeXt to Montgomery Ward 86 Co., The W. G. GLENNEY CO. Building Material and Fuel OFF TO COLLEGE WITH A g RENEWED WARDROBE Many a college boy will owe his success to a frcshened wardrobe, thoroughly dry cleaned by U. S. CLEANERS AND DYERS PHONE 7100 836 Mai St t N M ntgomery Ward 8: Co. Manchester Plumbing 86 Supply Co. 877 Main Street Manchester, Conn. D. 86 M. Sport Equipment If It's Hardware - We Have It QUINN'S REXALL DRUG STORE Main Street So. Manchester, C MEET ME AT THE FOUNTAIN Quality and Service -Prescriptions Our Specialty L. T. WOOD COMPANY Ice, Wood, and Oil 51 Bissell Street BIDWELL'S CANDY AND SODA SHOP AT THE CENTER F aturing Treat's Hi-Test Ice Cr COMPLIMENTS OF LUCAS STORE J. L. LUCAS, Prop. North Main Street Manchester, Conn. Visit the New Ice Cream Parlor in Town PETER'S CHOCOLATE SHOPPE 691 MAIN STREET FOR QUALITY NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY WELDON DRUG CO. The Service Drug Store 903 Main Street For Free Delivery, Dial 5321 COMPLIMENTS OF Princess Candy Shop and Grill A GOOD PLACE TO DINE AND DANCE Our many years of experience in printing College Annuals and School Books not only guarantee a fine piece of printing but make the job much easier and less troublesome for the Staff The Heffernan Press 150 Fremont St. WORCESTER, MASS. l'rmlerS lo Fm: Somxmus .md other good books An Open Letter to Miss Graduate Some day in the future you will be furnishing your own home. You will want to invest your money wisely. Youlll want your home to be smart, refined . . . furnished with things that will give years of generous service. You'll want absolutely the best there is for the investment you make. May we then suggest that you visit Watkins Brothers? For over 61 years we have been helping custom- ers furnish their homes. Our desire to assist and advise customers to their best advantage has, we believe, helped build our enviable reputation for Quality at low prices. In the meantime, won't you make this YOUR store? Come in often. Browse around to your heart's content. You'll find the study of furniture and interior decorations an education in itself. Clifford's Men's and Boys' Shop Iwbere Everyone Tradesj 917 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Phone 79 54 Bill's Tire and Repair Shop ELK AND COLUMBIA BICYCLES REPAIRING AND ACCESSORIES Maple Super Shell Station LUBRICATING - WASHING - POLISHING - BATTERY CHARGING 9-ll MAPLE STREET S. VENDRILLO, Mgr. PHONE 3829 DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE DeSoto and Plymouth SALES AND SERVICE VT I I M COMPLIMENTS OF MARY CARNEY SHOP MILLINERY COMPLIMENTS OF DOUGAN DYE WORKS, Inc. Cleaners - Dyers - Pressers HARRISON STREET PHONE 7155 NORTON SHOE STORE Shoes For All The Family SPECIALISTS IN FOOT CORRECTION 847 Main Stl' I Rubinow Building ROYAL ICE CREAM M. A. ORFITELLI, Prop. We Have a Modern and Up-to-date Plant in Our ROYAL TREAT STORES, ORGANIZATIONS, AND FAMILY TRADE OUR AIM AND WE FEEL SURE A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU 23 Warren Street Tel. 6950 Manchester, Conn. Nothing But The Finest Of Flowers ARTISTICALLY ARRANGED FOR ALL ORDERS, LARGE OR SMALL M I L I K O W S K I DISTINCTIVE FLORISTS Dial 6029 F.T.D. Service DONNELLY'S FOR THE GRADUATE Bracelets in Yellow Gold 33.50 85 Up Waterman Pen and Pencil Sets 53.75 to 58.50 Hamilton Watches ,,S37.50 to 352.50 Waltham Watches 1325.00 to 350.00 Elgin Watches A ,, ,,., 517.50 to 337.50 HAVE YOU FILLED IN YOUR MANCHESTER DAIRY Sealtest Limerick of the Month Contest? If not ask your dealer for a blank to fill in. You May Win 81500.00 in Cash CX, COMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING Manchester Red and White Food Stores JAMES BROGAN 95 Pine Street OVAL J. SMITH 219 Spruce Street LEO BRAZAUSKAS 145 Main Street FRANK HILLERY 384 Hartford Road P. F. 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