Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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Somanhis Enents VOL. 7 South Manchester, June, 1922 No. 5 Issued five times a year by the students of the South Manchester High School Subscription Price, $1.25 Entered as second class matter April 2, 1916, at the Post Office of South Manchester, Conn., under the act of March 3, 1879, EDITORIAL STAFF Editor—Fred Rogers ’22 Exchanges—Earl Saunders ’23 Assistant Editor—Carolyn Cheney ’22 Alumni—Stanley Clulow ’22 School Notes—Sam McCormick ’22 Athletics—Carroll Barrett ’22 Jokes—Essie Frink ’22 Art—Robert Dexter ’23 Assistant Art Editor—Harry Anderson ’23 BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager—Clifford Symington ’22 Circulation Manager—Collis Goslee ’22 ASSISTANTS Agatha Wright ’23 William Hutton ’24 Stuart Segar '24 John Post ’25 Robert Seman ‘25 Alumni Subscription Manager—Helen Berggren ’21 Faculty Adviser—Elizabeth H. Craig SOMANHIS STAFF 1922-1923 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor—Earl Saunders '23 Art—Harry Anderson ’23 Assistant Editor—Astrid Johnson ’23 Athletics—Sam Thornton ’23 School Notes—Agatha Wright '23 Alumni—Ethel Robb ’23 Joke Editor—Robert Dexter ’23 Exchanges—William Hutton ‘24 BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager—Louis Urich ’23 Assistant Business Manager—Stuart Segar ’24 Circulation Manager—Hilding Bjorkman ’23 Assistant Circulation Manager—Harry Bellamy ’24 Alumni Subscription Manager—Collis Goslee '22, Essie Frink ’22

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SUCCESS THRU COOPERATION The staff of “Somanhis Events” feels that this year has marked anoth- er period during which our school paper has attained success. The paper has had a very successful vear, due, in a measure, to the earnest co-operation of the students of S. M. H.S. It will be remembered that we asked for your loyal support at the start of our school year, and we may truthfully say that we have received it. The prospects for next year’s paper are very bright. ‘“Somanhis Events” has been published for seven years, and the paper has therefore a good foun- dation on which to build. This issue of “Somanhis” is the last of the year, and means for a few of us, the last time that we shall have the opportunity of working for the interests of the paper as students of the school. As Alumni, we may some- time be of aid in keeping the paper up to its present high standard, It is up to you, undergraduates, to see that S. M. H. S. maintains a paper worthy of its name. Work for it. Success can be attained only through your co-operation. SUCCESS IS FOR HIM WHO WORKS FORIT. Four years ago we, the class of nineteen twenty-two, entered the South Manchester High School, a large group of bewildered Freshmen. There were a great many more of us then, than there are in the present Senior Class. The number has gradually decreased, until, after four years, only about seventy of those who entered with us are here at graduation. For many of us, it has meant hard faithful work, and at last we are be- ginning to see the reward of our labors,—a high school diploma. We have had our “ups and downs”, but they have all been experiences by which we may well profit. We had to work to conquer some of the tasks which confronted us, and we all realized that, to succeed in our at- tempts, we must work hard. No doubt there are those of us who have made many mistakes during our four years as high school students, and we realize how much better we might do if we had ano ther opportunity. Sut mistakes such as we have made should serve as a teacher so that in future days we may profit by our experiences. 3ut let us not stop with a high school diploma. Our work is just be-