Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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MAE CAROLINE PFUNDER ‘Woman is various and most mutable.” ALICE ADELINE SCHULTZ “Checked for silence, but never taxed for speech.” MARY IMELDA QUINN “No better than you should be.” MERTON HORATIO STRICKLAND. “We don't want him any longer, He's long enough.” WINSLOW TRACY RICHMOND “Were man bul constant, he were perfect.” MARTHA BE. STOUGHTON ‘Tranquillity, thou better name Than all the family of Fame.” MARGARET LOWD ROBSHAW “In truth she is a light and lovely thing, Fair as the opening flower of early Spring.” CHARLES WALTER STRANT “And I took him very merry, play- ing at cards, And much company with him.” MARTIN GEORGE SCHUETZ “The way to his heart is through his stomach.” MARIAN FRANCES SULLIVAN “Always in trouble, this young ot trouble to her—it's

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SOMANHIS EVENTS ANNA CHARLOTTE LINDBERG “Whilst others loitered and took their pleasure: She was constantly at her book.” ROSE EVELYN MALLON “A cheerful countenance betokens a good heart.” HARRY BROR LINDBERG ‘Rich in saving common sense.” GEORGE STURGEON McKINNEY “One still, strong man in a blatant land.” BARBARA PERRY LORD “And then she has a witching art ‘To wile all sadness from the heart.” HANNA ENDA MORIARTY “A gentle voice is most admired in a Woman.” AMERETTE IRENE LYDALL “We lov sings. her best whene’er she MABEL ELIZABETH NOREN “She’s a winsome wee thing.” ANNA BLIZABETH McGUIRE “I speak in a monstrous littie voice.” ANNIE ELLIOTT OSBORNE “Her laugh, her smile, her winning way Wiles the little boys’ hearts away.”

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13 FLORA ELLEN TEETER “Of a meek and quiet spirit.” MILDRED AUNTELOO WALKER “Blythe, blythe, and merry is she.’ FLORENCE JONES TRACY “Quietly she came and went On her work her mind content.” ERNEST PAUL WILLIAMS ‘The ater man, the greater courtesy.” MERLE OLIVE TUTTLE “T know a maiden fair to see. Take care!” JOHN FRANCIS TYNAN “Happy and care-free he goes.” EDNA MARY WADDELL “To be merry best becomes you, for out of question you were born in a merry hour.”