Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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SOMANHIS EVEN MILDRED ANDERSON “Her charm lies in the fact that she, At need can gay or serious be.” LILLIAN MAY CRAWFORD “How sweet and fair she seems to be.” ANNIE LAVINNIA ARMSTRONG “An angel? Well, perhaps!” MARTHA EVELYN CROCKETT “Bless my Soul” but you're good- natured, “Sister Martha.” JAMES DONAHUE BURKE “Of thoughts political, And, Oh—how critical!” URSULA JOSEPHINE EDGAR «pg wicked, I is. I's mighty wicked; Anyhow I can't help it.” HELEN FRANCES CARR “She seems so near and yet so far.” MARY CHRISTINA FARR “T'll not budge an inch.” MARGARET CLARE COUGHLIN “Short but sweet.” ETHEL MAUDE FAULKNER “Oh how she loves to sing and play And laugh and laugh the live-long day.”

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SOMANHAIS @EVENTS “ EARL THOMAS TROTTER IRENE ISABEL CROCKETT “What a voice is here now!” “T ought to have my own way in every- thing, And what’s more I will, too.”

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SOMANHIS -EVENTS ANNA MARIE GERARD “Uncertain, coy, and hard to please,” SHERWOOD T. ARTHUR GRIMES “It seemes to me that you are in some brown study. EDWIN VICTOR GORDON “Here you may see Benedict, the married man.” HELEN LOUISE HAYES “Quiet are her thoughts But happy are her smiles.” LAURA CAROLYN GOTBRRG Scholar, author, patriot, JOHN ALEXANDER HERR “He can wisely tell what hour o° the day The clock does strike, by algebra,” ELEANOR RUTH GRAHAM No sweeter voice was ever heard, WALTER HILLS HIBBARD oy men may come and men may go But I rave on forever.” on LILLIAN GERTRUDE GRANT “She does the duty that is nearest her, That first, and that well.” RALPHA MAY HILLS “When I frown, I frown And when I smile, I smile.”