Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)
- Class of 1934
Page 1 of 100
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1934 volume:
“
S if 2 E 5 i Us 5 3: .. 2 5 Ei if F A 5 ,Z 31 sz I 5' 5 E ff 3 E E 5 2 5 EQ E 2 Sl 3 60 8 yg,Dcy?0931E,,b:bb , f-,7 E W NY 2, el ff 5 r Nh' Ei1,':'gJfir'I 1 'S f19 ' 6 6631, 7f:f1'. ' 6? 'Wx -in V 'www Q51 O f Tn kuzm' Tlml ivlzivlz lmfnrv ns lim in daily Iifc ls the f7lf'l'll1C tvisdo11z. 0718 a x 1 S -cfcbcru s s s 5 Qllana EDU111 2 High School gave us something Through life we'll treasure more-e 5 Joy and wider views did bring This class of '31, 5 5' New friendships have been added, Good times we all did shareg Such memories recollected ' Vlfill make us do and dare. s V A goal lies in each heart today U Though distant it may be--- b Soon, onward, each a different way 5, NVill go courageously. John Hutt, 'si U u Qrahuatiun Comrades-XYe have gained our goal XYe've won that for which we've striven P With our whole hearts and soul. Now-our separate paths we trod No more the carefree, troublesome student Alone-we shall traverse new sod. A ln years to come we shall look hack . Un those yesteryears of school day joys , And memories from our reminiscence pack. Now-we are united--a young. ambitious groupg Tomorrow-no unison or high school spirit, No M, H. S. to encircle us in her loop. T Forward-To the future we must look: Q Alumni-examples of the standard of our school Students of Life cmd E.1'perie11ce shall be our book. Anita Passacantell, 'CSL P P P , , 'r- V - - -F Y- -- Two 'IH SOMA 1-1015 PUBLISHED BY CLASS' OF 1934 , Manchester School I MANCHESTER, coNNL . K Vong XIX 1 No. 1 Threc 1 . mswmwmaa 9 3 I ' s r 5 .xnu-ILR lr. ILLIMY S 7 f' ,XXI f X010 W ,fix -V 'mv ' ' I X . fgk.53,t'i5?, A x -f 01 I -' ff ' ffl' fUk9,4-'JQEJI4' gf , 75? Q. ..ff, - 414 f If A K 4 ' ' llf 'MQ , 7 T3 f 1 r. f f fm 'eff 0 UW W ' 1 , ' ' Q ff' II 5, f 'T fx -1 EN AM llll5'i!i,:?7 Behirateh to Arthur iii. Elling In token of our high esteem for his untiring efforts in our behalf, for his genuine interest in us individually, for his perseverance in guiding' us along intellectual paths, we respectfully dedi- vate this book to Arthur H. Illing. QT' e lim Fire QQVIJKQK wer V9 -GX Qxa Zllurewnrh Our years m hlgh sehool pelhaps the happlest of our llwes haxe tome t 1 close all too soon No more shall we enjoy our actnltles together some of us w1ll Llllllll the ladder of success others w1ll eompose the common work mg majouty No matter where we are stattered thls book w1ll serxe as a lastmg lmk between our hfe here and the future Besides brlngrng lruk many happy I11Cl'l1Ol'lCQ we hope that It may eneour age us on to hxgher ldeals 'lhe Qtaff 1S grateful to the faculty 'mdxlsers and the students who have helped to mal e th1s lssue posslble and extends mts best wlshes to the 111LOIT1lI'1g as muth pleasure and bratlh atlon from thelr work as we have fr om ours ff ll. wwmw f f' JE, I 5 L 'v KT 1 vi-la 0 , .N 1 Y 5 . B. . . . ci . x C R . . I h ,- E l K 7 1 Staff. NVe hope that they mayreeelve . U , , . Y , - . K ff Jr ' 7 r., 5 I P I I I , law A X r fgx .., ' Qf' N' X 1 gif' 5 - A ' 7 fp 7. l 3 tif' I l 6? f A 'V' l l nfl 67' l lll 2,1 -r f l ' fyQ,g 1, e lm 1 M I ,se ff llfilmv, ffl ' f ' lbw! ff' w r i t e f fl 1 A I R 4 ,pp X I 44 yd' 'A llltll l l - x My I ff r fr , -1 a My ff W, F l f I 3' an I S-Y Sm: Qlnntentn FACULTY A SENIORS GRADUATION ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS HUMOR ' ADVERTISEMENTS Seven Oil ll Dill 3 CCKCKCCCKCCKCC Q 5 S s 5 b U U b b 5 U 5 U b b b b U u D P O P P ff ak, P P . P In Hlemmfiam RUSS MARY f'lll'lNl'lY Friencls. let us pause a moment ln silent tribute to Il friend Wlioin lleziven lent us fm' awhile, :intl has now Recalled, to continue her work in the vast unlinown ,X sweet little lacly in somber clothes we relnemher her With lcinrl lmlue eyes lighting up Il tirecl fave. Going about in her quiet and useful Will' l,l'UYllllflg happiness for others. She is gone-lfirst lzuly of lXlZlllL'llCSlCl'f llut hei' lllCSfllll2llJlC gnumlness l'ClllZLlllS in our hearts KYhile our schools, l72ll'liS. :mtl her mvn heuutiful gzmln Live nn, as silent testimonies of her thoughtfulness. f ' liiflhf .f Af fx ? . I M . no 1 Q ' . ,I E' H ' 4 A' W ' n 1 I l 1 , . wif . at X -vi N 1 14 Q L: -' g as ,r'1?,xS f vfwxilimg 1 . ' , , E 'if' e gg WYE' A ', 59- fx EE: 9 ' ' Q ' ex, ' 4 J G 0 I x X I N I . - K Z, If ff The lziylzcsf fll1Il'l'l.0ll of flzr favulfv th ff - . . - ' t is 5-Q-?, w11.vl.vz's zwf so Hmvlz III Ifllf7l11'I'1llff ' kumulrdgv as in .S'f?'lIlll1G'fI-Iliff tlzv N , ' jvzzpil in iis luzfc and f7llI'.5'ltl'f.H 5 52 V , 1 . 4., . T ,, . L S E. 5 U if s- v. b s 5 U U U 5 U M I - - , ann tg lrertnry ill I B' S Principal Arthur H. llling, VVesleyan, Avis M. Kellogg, Bay Path Institute, University, B.S. Typewriting and Shorthand. Vice-principal Elizabeth L. Olson, Mt. Jeanne M. Low, Bates, B.A., Middle- Holyoke, B.A., Head of Mathematics bury College, M.A., French. DCDHYUUCIU- Mary M. McGuire, New Britain State Vice-principal Edson M. Bailey, New Normal, New York University, B.S., Hampshire University, B.S., University Columbia University, Algebra, Geometry. of Vermont, M.A., Director of Voca- Florence E. Meacham, Willimantic tional Guidance, Business Training. Training School, Bookkeeping and Type- NI B 1 , B t S l 1 f D - Wflfmg- - ,ici amiwglgicnccs giwiligw O Omcs Herbert. L. Milbury,'Boston University, .wary L Burke College of New Roch- Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic. elle, Ph.B., Columbia Summer School HE2JZg,bctgiV?g3CLean' Tufts College AB Enghsll' , , Margherite Oates, Mt. Holyoke, B.A., Marion Casey, Syracuse University, History. B-A-, hllgllsll- Gertrude Oberempt, Brown University, Wilfred J. Clarke, New Haven Normal Ph.B., Civics, General Science. School of Gymnastics, Physical Training Helen Page, Columbia University, B.S., for Boys. Phidelah Rice School of the Spoken Harriet D. Condon, Massachusetts Word' Cambridge Summer Sclwol, Eng' School of Aft, Aft. lf-HEL Engllsh. I I Dorothy M. Carr, Brown University, ' Albert Pearson' Siudmore School , . . of Music Pedagogy, Music. Ab., Chemistry, Biology. D - I E P U . . f M. , , Y, 3 1 ghortn wig it . erry,. mversityo inne- COUUUC Uav1S,,5H12m Norma, P sota, B.S., Columbia University, M.A., hand and Typewriting. Mathematics' 2 Catherine M. Deviney, New York U11i- Arthur N. Potter, Brown University, F F P 0 P P P . P versity, B.S., History. Philip L. Emery, Bates, B.S., Biology, Natural Science, Geology, Astronomy. Helen J. Estes, VVheaton, B.A., Har- vard, Ed.M., Head of English Depart- ment. lone Fellows, Middlebury College, B.A., English. Nathan B. Gatchell, Connecticut State College, B.A., English. Charlotte Gillette, Wcircester Domestic Science School, Simmons College, Sew- ing. Hugh S. Greer, Connecticut State Col- lege, B.S., Science. Florence B. Hopkins, Brown Univer- sity, B.A., Harvard University, Ed.M., English. A. Virginia Howard, Boston School of Physical Education, Physical Education for Girls. F. Edgar Hubbard, Clark University, A.B., University of Illinois A. M., Fresh- man Algebra, Mathematics, General Science. David Hartwell, Harvard, Harvard Graduate School of Education, English, History, and Mathematics. Aina Jensen, Tufts College, Burdett College, Stenography and Typewriting. Alton Johngreni Tufts College, Eco- nomics, Mathematics. Thomas F. Kelly, Bates, B.A., Alge- bra, General Science. Ph. B., University of Chicago, M.A., Social Science. Lewis H. Piper, Wesleyan,A.B., Clark, A.M., History. Chester L. Robinson, Colby College, B.S., Chemistry and Physics. Helen M. Smith, Framingham Normal School, Home Economics. Carrie B. Spaford, Wesleyan, B.A., Latin. Beulah E. Todd, Brown University, B.A., M.A., French. Harold Turkington, M.H.S. '20, Con- ductor of High School Band and Orches- tra. Eugenia Walsli, Connecticut College for VVomen, B.A., Middlebury College, Head of French Department. Nellie Q. Warren, Bay Path Institute, Business Training. Charles L. Wigren, Xlfesleyan, B.A., Algebra, General Mathematics. Janet E. NViIcox, Smith College, B.A., Latin and English. Russell A. Vtiright, State Teachers Col- lege, Salem, MassachusettsgNortheastern University, B.S., in Ed., Bookkeeping, Salesmanship. Ema E. Westhaver, Mt. Allison Uni- versity, B.A., English. Isabel F. Worth, Tufts College, A.B., Boston University, A.M., Cornell Univer- sity Breadloaf School of English, Eng- is 1. J Ten Y .lf- - P1 1f'ACI'Ii'i'Y 1 l'Ulli Row: Mr. llling, I'1'iu1-ipailg Mr. fi1li4'il1'ii, Mr. Wigrrvn, Mr. llobillson, Mr. ll:ll'1wvll, iiil'. , , , . . , . ,. ,. . 1.1-4-rw, Mr. lwlly, Mr. llurk. Mr. Mrigrlit, Mr. I-mlvy, XIUI'-il'1ll1'llb2liI Mr. lluh- imrll, Mr. l'v1'ry, Mr. J0illlgIl'l'll. Mr. I'ipv1'. Mr, Milhury. Sw-mul Row: Miss Ilmvvn, Mrs. xVZil'l'Pll, Miss llstvs, Miss I':ig:1-, Miss lf'1-lloxvs, Miss Hopkins. Miss Vasc-ly, Miss Walsh, AiiSSf'2ll'I'. Miss Worth, Miss Jolizinsun, Miss Wust- il2lYl'i', Miss Wilvox, Miss .xlliiU!'SOIl, Miss l:0j,.f1'l'S. 'I'hil'd Row: Miss xil'lil'IlIl. Miss 114-vili1'5', Missflillvtlv, Miss 'l'o1l4l, Miss K1-lllllrll. Miss Ulson. Vim--l'l'ill4'ip:il: Mr. Yl'i'Ili2lIll'ii, Sillwrilitc-ml:-ill 3 Miss Sp:ll'm'4l, Miss llowsiiwl Miss Ilzlvis, Miss Al02i1'ilillll, Miss lllu-11-111111, Miss liurlw. Miss Ail'iillil'1'. Miss Oulvs, Miss Low. FACl'L'1'Y MEMBERS Miss WalsH Mr. Balley Miss Ke-ll0Gg Mr. W1'igHt Miss Wo1'Th Miss Howard M1'. PipE1' 1 Mr. Illing Miss PAge Miss OlsoN Miss Carr Mr. GatcHell Miss MEacham Mr. RobinSon Miss GaTes . PE' ' Ml.-Mgmedtlsou Miss Wilcox Mr. Wigi-QN Mrs. War1'En Miss OberQmpT MissBurkE Mr. GrEer Miss DeviNey Miss DaviS Miss Casey Miss WPstHave1' Miss LOW Miss COndon Mr. HartweLl Miss HopkiNs Miss Todd Miss Sn1itH Miss Gillette Mr. P9Rry Miss EsTes Mr. Kel1Y Miss SpaFfo1'ri Miss Bowen Miss MCGUi1'9 Mr. Jol1ngRen Miss Fellows Miss JohAnsson Mr. Clarke Mr. HUbba1'd Miss MacLean Mr. Turkingtou Mr. NIiiblll'Y Eleven 0 D ll Dill ' KKCClfCCfCCfK 5 , 5 S , w,V I , ,:A.,, - is - ,,,.. ,Az V., mf . ,- my M, ,n , , ,M .I QV. , V , mL,, . L . g Q1- xv - + f V V W4-Hifi rf .M , 5 u m. LL,LL V ' H Vg , Q, .V - ' ,1 V. ,- S ,Q W - 'V 1 3 ' ,,m- ' 'ld ' V V V I if 1 K W bg L k A , .- . .H 1 V. 1 - Ei V b U . ..-L I. .R 1 i ' H . gf 'V' . fklw' - A' V Q fl Mage--A -V ffg ,N , E V VV V V we 5- L1 V ' -gf 5 - ' f QQQESFQV 'V ..,5i. ff- V f ' ' W ' ... SIA VV ,i ---P-vii.-,m: 5 'fbi-21:1 - V. V W , - V if V . ' , j 3 V, -fi: ,552 J, 5 TE I A i ' Y ,V .-0 f . V , '9' M : QM QA. Efif. mari:-' V A 2 fr - - b , ?EP.7.1',.?f y ' , 6 ' V if A f: , . . , .. -' H f, ,Q:fQ '. V .......... , , if ,V v -ss fs-I5-' K f' mf' - , my 11221.21 hr 35 32755 ' ' fig 1- ' --7 ff ' W 'L 'V N Q ffm V , g ,, f , j 1 A A 6 ,-fl, 'K 'mv . V ,V V-Q. A 3, . .Q 2 fi ' H ' ill! f -E 179' 1 5 6ggwgafEgVfV i ,z - , .....-.. gf 5 .r ,H X wi!-'L 5 K lg V if ..,,. m ini M E fig L3 if 1? f QM- 155- . 'V M M Ki ii! 5 tfffif' 'V , ' ali- , ..,. ,V ,g . - sh -' ,Q ...Q iff IV'1g?,f'.w'M?ff1!f'aL lfiqjf , . 'Vi y V 'J' ' 5:-7.-N Y --Q TUV- -9 -'-an P L N2 .5 , , 1 4, . N fi. ' f L' u r V? K ll f 4? EC mf, I IF! iff ilfilflf V , gg 5, F 313 35 5, V V ,am , ,- '1 . A V 51, .1 ,, .' A za ' M , , , ,. ' gj- ' V -l- ' '1...,, Ak V.-. , 323215 + wg f f fi 44- Q J 55 4. J Q 5 f , ji? , .V 59' - -2, V U W- . , If Li, k 5 Q . in pm t, 'E' V 5.-'Q' .,-1 ,w f ,V 4 1 -f .V iw w'XfL?V22gg42iwf1a g A gx , ' 3 1 , I A, Hs F '- f3 ?5'i .-'sf , iii' ' -'-'- Mi' : rag ' .g wif Sill' 'F' 'iii A A.. f , ,, , H , K: , H V V V ., ,K V haw. NL -'iv , I . 'A' ' I T '7- ' - ,:, ,- . V. , V 1 -1 -if f If f LA V V if ighfff- V U21 452, K VN f-A x ' V A' Q 1 X, ,ga LV : , ' , L , , - ' i j P ' . . i L if A -3 ai ' xfw U 4' g V , V ? gfggf fvgsi A Q, A ,I ' : fi , ,V Q1 M ,A , q P 3i2w5eHi gin 0 . In-V-i-wi 5 Q ', M A f- is , . f A . E l ' - 'ff 59 '- ..- -..... , ff ysm ., ' 1- ' J. P 5 2531 H if V. A ' t ' '-11. f '?s:-35:25 m a .V , ' m A 1' 1 L -5 1.. P V. x f ffixufs z V VV Q i 'fsfgfgif ' V V ,, P ffl' 'Q-fg X X 3 Z K 'L at Vf zg ii V 'V ag ,g V-- f- ' 'zqfiw 3 V. WV saggy .A -. A V .. 2' .-, L. 1754- AV I-.x 'J V H iii? H- 'T-xfw-W VE -M 3' 1'-4 f. ma i '?-'H PS? -sg ., Y 1- fi? P W'- -i, fr i Vigitg Z 4 vgh m, ,q4?.:g-ag, ' 5- ' ' . 5 ip! 5- 5 T 333 Y? :wi ,fn I V is - V F lf ' 35 ! S 'V 5 . 1 VT ZQ.: ,.-1 V .,V. V Q ' Iirki yl Z Vk,V 5,, A?V.:V,:3,M z - - ' -,,?,.., ,ml-.,f, V I uw. 1: , 'I W 4 1f?V17fffe:-M212 5 --Vdiw 0' P P . P MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL r , gp 1: J Y sts g un gpn n L6 'Twelve L pq Y, Y. n,,-1 , ZX K 4 -' Z f W N 5 9 I ' Q - ! s 3 M A I . ' .... - 14 yn . I X X. 1 N l K ' e 6 I lb wIrl.1,1.xx1 nun' N K Q Q 5 'Q . ' 1 -h G - ' 1 !. 0 . - f 1 . N K' - Q 5- ff , jf enrnw f S7 ' Q if i-H555 li is not .vo I'lIlf70l'fKUlf fo know ' f ' 5-3512! f t'T'6'l'j'l'1lI'lIfj as I0 IGIIUTU 1110 r'.1'11z'f f'a I11r ' 'f , of C'Z'I'l'-Vflllhllnfj, fo affrmiufr' 'zulzaf fur 5. , ' ' -- , IUIIVII, and Io a1'rm111gfv Tulmf -:ur lc1m'ru. 1 E .' 1 . 4,6 ff, N f 'T x ,! Lf Z . ' ,f 5 J - N ' S I X 7,-' Q f . 1 , 1 03 DD D171 2- Klflfllffiflf 5 s 5 r 5 CLASS OFFICERS 5 5 President, VVILLIAM GRAY ,, Vice-President, PEARL DREGER Treasurer, ALBERT SAIMGND U , Secretary, ETHEL MOHR s u e v 5 CLASS SONG : Lift up our gallant standard, proudly born Against the morning skies, cloud-dimmed or fair, 5 NVhile vve stand here beneath the rippling folds, : Eager to carry it into the fray. f XVe leave protected helds behind todayg ' Our pathway is obscured by dark and stormg But may we never falter on the road P And bring to shame our proud escutcheon. F The Way is stony and the road is long, NVe cannot see the distant goal ahead, P But through the darkest night may we be led By light of living Honor and the Truth. As we have pledged ourselves, so shall we do, 0 To griinly fight against the greatest oddsg VVe'll battle through and Gnd a happy goal After the years of courage and of home. C Phyllis Moroney, '23 Q P I if Cmss Morro Per angusta ad augusta . C Thru difficulties to things worthy of honor. A r i - 1 .A 1 'fag il J an A' sta gy m gasses Fourteen l u 1 'tl 3 CCKCICKKCCKCCC 1'A1'1, ACETO HA J, H1-1lIlllfff01l has no wsff' IIOIIOI' Roll-15. Stmlvut f'0llllf'1l 2: 0111'- tmmist fm' S01llIlll1llS 111111 High 5911001 XV1u'l11q 'l'1'n1'k Squad 43 Argrounut 1'lub, MARTIN ANIJERS1 DN I'0l'I:'YIJ SHf'71f'P is 111011: e10q11m1t f'llI7l 11'or1Is. Latin Club 1. MICRRTLL ANDERSON ff YUl ' Full nf fllll 111111 1111-Yf'll1Pf fllll, D0l1l!l fl1i11g.w hr sI101111l11'I 1111 Ilzaskfltlmll 1: 1111111--1-laws llzlskvtlmll 1, :Ig 11199 Vluln 3, 4: Vim'-1'1'1-si111'11t ot' 1111-1- Plub 41 Ili-Y Il. -lg 'l'1r1'1'l1 l'Iul1g Al'p,Z0ll:lllf Vlub. HAYMONIJ ANIIISIO 1' lf.-1 Y Surf of Illllll 11011 lilff' fn m wt 1111.11 lim 1' n r ll ny 11111 1'1'. IIOIHH' Roll-10. l5I'2l1ll3l11If Flub 13 411110 l'lub 13 Hi-Y 3, 4. .u,x1.x AN11R1'L0'I' NA lx' A nlfrrgl heurf 1n11l.'1'fl1 41 I'lll'Pl'flII Pllllll-ff1Hlllf'l'. Honor R011-4. 111I,1'r-1'l:1ss Il:1sk1AIh:1ll 1. 2, Il : I '1'1'N11ll1flll 211111 Snplmv 'lll0l'1' Il1':11u:1ti1' 1'lulr 1. 2: S111-k 111111 lluskiu 3. 4: Past ol' I'll Lvnvl- 11 to Y1ru : 1111111 l'lub 3. B l o MARION AI'l11L .llll.'lUX liyflrf 111-nrt lirww long. ll:1sI:1-tlmll 1, 11, Il: Girl R1-s1l1'x'1-s Il, 4: -lllllilll' R011 ' l'1'nss. l'IY1'Y1.YN HAVII THQ I l ' A'l'l11'1'l'f111 l'0Hlll1lII1l sl11zrl1'11,e II11' milf. ll:lsk1'Ib:ll1 l. 2. 253 ll1v1'k- oy 15 SWllllllllIlj,I lg lu':1- 1u:1t111 Club 1. A LMA BAILEY --.-1 I, 7'l11'r1' is sn1111'iI1ir1y1 in H11' 111111111111 fllilf is 1111fi1'1' tn 111,11 l111mrl. Ilouor Hull-l 1. Ulm' Flub 1: Hirl Ill-- Svrvbs 43 S1A1':1p Hook l'luh 11 f1l'Ill1ll1llilHl Ibl'Hgl'2llll 111-- T1 V11 los, JAMES IMKICR Jl.lI l'1'1ws ml. 11 lwlfrr frlfl' 1111-nits fl11'r. lIn111r1' H1111-10. 1 l'0S1l1l11l1l l'r11v1ll Vlubg N1-ws Club. FHANUIS IZAHLIIXY l I1'-1 V' Nil1':11'1' ix ll1'l'1llll of juli. fll 1' p1'1'f1'11f1wl Il1n101'R1blI-12: llmlm' Slu- lllllll. 11111-1'-vlzlss Swiuuuiug 1, 43 1111-u l'lul1 lg lhqlillillgf 1'l11lr 2. TK rl- f - - 'l Fiftemzy 9 ' f I P I 1 1 r c c c c + 5 JOHN IKHVKVS 5 JURY 5 'HTA UARRE,l,,l, 'K-In-rl IVIIIII hr- nffrflffrl fo 5 l.'l7'l 'HN ffff' A 'l'n lirr. In' lwrrnrrml f!l'll 5 l'ir'I:r1' is Iilsf' rl rwll Nflllllh PMNQIU., 5 brwf plain NM. '- B N , W H100 Ululv 1, 2, 3. 4 mr' l'N l'lS 'I' I'2'Nll t' 'l'l'1-:lxlxxww ut' Hlev Club 4 . 11 Q lmll l, -. 0. llilllll l'lnh 1: llm-levy 4 5 Ili-y -I, U U , 1'A'l'lIlC1lINl'I IZRIGEN b l'.17 5 l l AlN 'lAl ls flwrr' ll llrfurt fllut lllllh 5 '-'1'l1 Hl'l+fl4, ' 1-rluuof lllflffn ' 7'l1f' shun' ix thr nlirrm Jr. R4-ml Uruss 1: Svvlv vb nf human life. tary ol' l r'0SllIllklIl Ulnsx 5 mm' muh 1' Lzlllll Ululs 1. b b b U IIIPXVAIKD IIIIICICN K , srmxxlfz 1:.vl's0N 'W' f's1'l':' 5 Tn his jllhllllfl lwurt, f'l'4'lH 2 I hull In ffrin to think filing ix fun. rllwutnfhf- jun ,it lmrln lub Town muh: Summit - 1 f 1 lx fm! HH HHH' In f'1mm'il: lntvl'-vlzlss Vout llol1o1'Hull-ii. lmllg Ifootlnlll Il. 42 Awif - 411 11- 1'll f Jr, RMI Vross. im., MPI' ll Nl tlu H, -. .L P WILLIANI IZRICNNAN HO0l ' IHl,I llARHI,ID Hl+ZllI'R'l'IIA ' A ,,, Ulla- ix Hof for an lI!ll'. IMI 'punk juz' all fimr.v. P Wit, :mar unrl thru. Nfl'lI!'L' Htmm, Rnuvuz H,,,,,,, ,wmrlrfl,lz. .vlmrrs ll spurl.'.' Slumlvnl. Hnnor Roll-4. Ulnss Dny f'mnn1ittr-vc Ill P tm'-4-lass Swimming 3: Ya l l'PSlllll2lll IH-lmling Fluly sily Swimming IL -11 Asst P l l'l'SllllHll1 Ulm- Club: Foot- Mgr. llxlsvlmll Il: Xlgr. liar 'AH .,, In will hull 4: Studs-nt f'0llll1'll 4 M ' MMM' Frvslxluzln. fl0llll4YlllUl'l' l7l'l r nmtiv Ululv 2, ' -1lNI'I. I' SI-I ' I I if QP l i N I L4 4 RIN lIIlI'l'll UHUNVN J t m'l lm f-lzlrowvll I Ulcylizlfl-N HM Hmm, to 'HWS' 'l'0 hr-V lllflllllfl lwurf rrmu 0 thing! ix fun, to Gl'5lllll5lfl0ll lll'0g.Z'l'f!11l' ' v 0 4 T 'lm-1-h mm: +:1.-.- 4-nm zz, 4 U ' ml 4' T'4 'l'I P Nwimmim: Zi. '11 Hur. Swim- liwlnl 1' I 0' I: 'KISU P ming: -li Snvli 211141 llllSlilIl muh' 1 1 ' ul M 4 1, 2. ZS: ilirl 111-sm-l'ves 3. P' P r ' J I ' I I I I J G QL L Sf L K 1, t t L 1 l Ni,1'fec'n .F 9 an xnxx ifcccfxftcrtcccc I 5 b b b 5 5 B b U b 9 5 M v I F Q P P P P HOXYARD BROXYN liI1'0ll',YlE ,1!11si1' is 11'rfll suial to lm the s1u'1'1'l1 nf llll!ll'l8. llmmr Roll-5. Tl'lllllS 'l'1-11111 3, 4: Urvlx- 4'hfl'll. l. 2, al. -l: Hilllll l. 2, 3 A111075 BVNVIC AI, Tl: rwwvl is fo li1'r', llunul' Roll-1-1: Honor Stlule-nt. S1-rap Bunk Vlllll 1. IGDNA MARY l'ARl1l+lVAR0 lu'DDll5 Hsin' zfusls ll light upon the clay t, .1 light that will nur pass llll'lly. ' U Hon r Q -4. I .l 1' L4-11 Fross I. Rl DIIICRT UA RNICY DOH 1 11'011llI it ll'I'l'8 lw1lfi111f', 111111 11ll zrvre well. lllllllll' Roll-3. llllm'-rlaass SXVlIlllllill1,.f lg Varsity SXVllllll'llllf.I 2, 3, -lg Vlllltiilll ui' SNVllllIlllllj.f -lg Asst. 51111111151-1' ul' I:llS1'blflH Zig l l'Q'Nlllllilll-Slllbllhlllhfi' Dru- lllllllt' Vluh I. 22: Nmwk and Buskill 43 1111111 l'Iub 1. FYNTIHA CAll'l'l'lR CYAN '21 ll1111f7l1f1'1' of ll11f finds, di! riazrfly full, 111111 most di- Uinffly fair. llltQ'l k'lElNS lhislivilmll 1, 2, X l RANl'lGS FASHION 111111170 of lll1lll. llonor Roll-1. 2, 3. -lg Girl R1-serves IRICNH VIIABIIBICIIS 11111 llflllllllf' llonor Rollfli. Jllllltll' R1-xl Cross 1. JOHN CHAMBERS quiet. Honor Rollfl. GLAD!! S CHAPMAN GLA 1-11111-fy. llvsv1'vus 4. TIIUMAS UHARA THE liff'fin1 1'.'l llunol' llollhli. Fl1'.-LY I+'11'A.Y.YY .ll11.wi1- is the' 1111i1'Prsal lllll- Glvv Club 2, 33 1ll'1'll0Sll'R 3. Il1'la'NlJ HN ulrww lIll0ll hm' rrst BE,-4UTY Ii11011's lots but keeps it DDIH' 'Aye cannot wither her, nor f,'llNf0lll state her lfIlfflllH6 llumo ltuom Uaskotlmll 1, 29 Scrap Book l'lul1 .lg Girl CLIF 1'0IIflL comes but once in ll LO ' H ' 1 1- l'1'0ss Club -I : High ' 5 l'l '.' L lub 45 1-'fl Rc' Srluml XY01'l1l Stuff 4 1 5 V 5 5' 4' Tranlv Svlluol l'tll'l'1'NlD0lNl- 1-nt. . P 'a g ' 1 as 1 an 1' sag gn nggn Q ' .lll ' 1- 11 W V .lu ' 1 Se1'en.tevn 9 I I CCCCKKC L s LAWRENCE CUNVERSIC Rl I'lI l'III'ZNl4IY , S IH,fTlI 'L.ilf1fYJ' l,0A'A1If ..7-,,,, ,f,,1,- nf my Ziff: is fo Built to uvur :without rcl Illfllff Izvrsizzfwx fl plcusurr: INN - I H 1'l W IWW' '1'r:u'1-l Club 15 Fl'0Slllll2iTl' E MNA Sophomore Ifffilllilfilf Club mlm mm 11 um- Cluh 21 Ulu lu 2- 31 WW 41 V I -1 Tr:u'k T4-:nn -1. 5 . -. U iw I.0Il1'1'A l'UI'I'1NG IITIV U- HAROLD 4'IYll1II.l.0 L A' 5 ,,l,1CK,lHS,, 'AQllif'f l'lHll'lll8 oft hide army y 7'l ' 'i N M ' CW , From the brilliant Iiyhf of ' Holt' 1, 2, ::, 4: lam-null f 'U- 5 'IH-:ini l. 2: 'l'l'Qll'li 3- IIUIIUI' Roll-203 II01101' U Slllllbllt. 5 U B IGINJAR 4'LAliKI4I 'KHIV' IIARULII 1'l'IJlC llf' IFIIN ll fl!'lIf11'llHllb from H ,, U ,, ,,, b solo In l'l'0H'll !'I1'1ln fun- 'low In 5 L UI'I'r'i mul imporiully slim. Huh, Hou, IH, www nm - 'l'1':u'k-lg 11111-rfulalss Tracl' ' - A ' 2. :sg nirx' 3, 41 vii-it iwwf- 1 dont Ili-Y fl: Sophoxnorv- A , --v . I l'1'Nlllll2Ul Irllillllilfif' Clulr 1, 4 Hmm! html' lloum :Lg l'l'1'Silli'llf rSOIlhi0lIl0l'm'- NUYICM- I l'0SllIllilll Ululr 23 Sock and H D, . . U I llnskinli, 4: l'rosi1l4-nt Sovk l i 'k 1- -- 3- 4- 11 f' P iilllll:llSkill 4: Vast of Ar- tru 1, 2g Vross Uountry 33 p rival of Kitty 21: Cust of S .- - , 3: Rt-:wil for tho Moon Ik Int? div nlnunmb x Faust ot' l'll lmuvc It to Lau tml' 1' h'ou 4. BIAHJOIIY f'tN'Iil'IIHlAM MARY Cl'RRIE ..ll,'l IHIICW' .ll.'l It'.Ylu ' ,1IERRlE JUNE . Hlfvme with lliflllfflll Nlgwlhxv fcu' xll'Ul'1hN, yet The milflcst lIlfllIllf?l'N, and P mu' wmv C0lLl,'f'l'SIIff01l in me y,,Htlmt hwrt'-,V ' llvr l'jll!N.' Honor Roll-6: Honor Stud- ' Honor Roll-4. pm Glm- muh 1: Latin Llub MW muh 1, 2. 1: Silllililli Ifalcillty ANNUVIZI- tion 4: Gl'2UillElii0ll l'l'0j.Zi'ZlI1l. IILYING COAIIZIGH u'ffy'Y! P f Surf of man ,ll0ll'1I likf' to DUIUVTHY DAVIS , be --lmlmi' lflll1Illl'I'fl 11'r'lI null Truly P-1l'l,uf',w the use gf worry- NIlll1ll'I'.u ing! Honor Iloll-l-it Honor Ihud pl-oss phil, 1: 11,-wk. ' Sfll4ll'Ilf. py 1. r l4'ootlmll 53, -ig Iiusm-lmll 3, 4. F' P Q3 1 Jn 1 11 J nfssgs gnpnmns L I -1 , ,, pq ,J-u-Ill V 'JL f -E igh tern .I llbl C-ffKKflfCCfCiCCC MARY DI-Il1I1A l l'1llA lPIfI1l1.I 'Rl foul llllllll t11IL' 11111 11 zlfislz 1l'l11lll1l1 ,w111'1lL'x, IIUIIIDI' Roll-5. Ulm- t'Iuh IL 4: Ulxorus ul' '4l'l'l':ill0II Z Nvws Ululm 1, A NTI bl N l1IT'1'l'1 lla- SIMONE TOA'llf I ll1'l'l'1' .w1111' 1111 lflll? so lzriylht 111111 .l1l'f so soft as 111'1',w. llonor Roll-II. l1:1I1l1 Vlulu I: Girl liv- sI'l'Y1'x 2. .IUSl'Il'll Ilv SIBIUNIC III-,'.Il ' JAZZ .I111l1ilir111, 11'11.w 1111' r'1111.w1' of f'1'11s111 x 1I1'11f11. It Sllllll 1111! 111: 111 i111'. llunur liull-Il: IIOIIOI' Slu- 1l1-III. l.:1Ii11 4'Il1l1 I: SUt'l'4'l' 2, .,, I. I-'I.11I:lCNl'l'Z I11'Yl'l'0 f'1f'I,11I.' ICA Ulf lx111111'11'1I111' 1'111111'.w nf 11'111'11- 11111 11'1'lI 1-1-1111111-11: 1111, ,f1'11iIf11l 1'1x1'. Ilxumu' Roll-I5: llmlm' Sllltlvlll. I l'l'Nlllll2lll-SOIlllIllllIPl'l' Dru- Illllflt' fvlllll I: Assistant 14111- itor SIllll2llllllS Sl: t'uAl'I1liIu1' llig.:l1 Svlmol XVm'lrl -I. JICNNIIC Illillllllll JlJA'A'l1J Irv 1111'1'1'11 if 11011 111'1' 11:isc.1' lhlslcvtllzlll 1, ZZ. 3: H100 I'Iuh -I: Junior Ilcwl Uross 1. ANTIIONY DIANA SOUI ' Nl11'iNt111' 111111I1' of 11111 P1109 Tm-1'l1 Club I: l'1'1-ss l'Iuh I: Varsity 'l'1':1vk I. 2. Il, -lg Varsity 1'1-oss l'0llllll'y 2. II, lg Assistant NI:111:1p.:1-1' ol' Som'- 11-1' 253 Ala1n:11:1-1' 111' SIN'I'I'l' -I. IQIIXYAIIID IIIAIIANY lHN7lI .ll1111.w l1f1- w l111t 11 fmt. Ilnnol' Roll-1. Illll'l'-1'lilNS 'l l'2lI'li I, 2: Ulm: Ululr I, 2: T011-ll l'lul1. IIICLICN ININNICLLY Il l'.'I1Iu' X 'N11c L'1l01l'8 11'1111t is 1l'll1If.'f N1't'l'1'flill'y of Argonaut i'lul1 1. AHNIGS l1UNUIll'lG 1lGGlIf IIN 'lT0il'1' 11-11.w !'lT'lIf soft fI1'11l11f 111111 11111-, 1111 0.l'l?Cllf'1lf 11111111 111 ll'0lll1Ill.U SNVllllIlllllj.f 'IR-11111 1: llII4'l'- vlzlss llzlslwtlmll I, 2: Argo maui Clulr I: Pop 1'luh 13: Snvk :md l:lINklll 3, -I1 SOA lIl2llllllS Staff 4. PIGAICII lllllilllllll I1Ia'If WG11011 111111111rrs IIV1' 111111I1- 1111 of petty s11v1'if1cv.w. Honor Roll-22: llonur Student. t':111l. I l't'SlllllSlII HE1-IS 'l'l'2ll'li 'l'v:11n: 'l'l':ll'I'l Vluh I: , Yzlrsily llm'k1-y 2. Cl, -I: Ynlv 1 fily llslslu-tlmll 2, Zi: rlwllllllll' llljl 'I'1-:lm 52: l.iI'4- Saving Il: Slurla-nt f'0llllI'll 31, I: Yiwf l'1'm-N. II1-halting: l'l11l1 4: 'l'1'i- :l111:11l:I1' ln-lyzltilxg: Vluln I 3 l1I'2lIll'l' s Mass 4: 1 lass Nm-- l'1'1-s. I: Stblllilllllls Steiff' Ifslvlllly Association -I. nn 1 I 1 : use p g gg Q L ' 1 ' V F? . .lm 41, ' A'i111'1'r1'11 0 5 s S S b -n- s 5 b 5 b s- s. s s V U 5 , 5 b U S B I. A F P P A P 5 F P ll' 1 P P . P ANGIGLINA D'l'l5ALDO 'R-1.YGlli A sirlrlonff glance and f sudden, smile. Class lluskotlmall 1, ZZ 3: Gloe Club 2, 3, -lg Jr. Rod Uross 1. MARIIC DIWPHNT JIAl6Ild '.lfrlIII Iflllffll 111' Iunffhx no flonht -- The only rliffrrmzce is, I dare Innyh. out. llonor Roll-4. lntvr-class Iiusketlmull 2: Hockey White Team 2g Lul- in Uluh 1. Ill'l'A DWYIGR 11lTA Hurnhle IICITUIINC of lfll0ll'f. erlyc, nzighty by saun- hw. Honor 11011411 llonor Studonl. Inter-1-lass llaskcthall 23 Latin Club 1. ZllAll1lAlll1I'l' lCI.lZAl-ll'I'l'll I'lllllllVl l' .lIllPIilf Ni11'nr'rc in 1Ir'1'p as Eternity 51:c'f'r'l1 is slulllon' as TiHlU.H Ulm' l'luh 1g Tlm-:ul and Nw-mllv lg Svrup Club 1. NlIl.l.lI'1 Ifllilili 'XL'LI, 'I or .dw :run jnxt file qnivt kind nrhose natures nurcr 'l,'4II'!!,', Ilmmr Roll-Cl. lllvv Vllllr 1, 25 Junior RMI Vruss 1. IIICLICN YV. IGKIVKSON SU'FIlH'I 'tl lllf'l'l'4ll hvnrt lllfllfljfll u cllnvifrll vonntrnu nr'C.' 1lllt'lU'l'l2lSS llnslwtlrall 23 . 1 . -n hlw- lluh 1. J. 0. 4: Ulmr- us of l'1l'nt4-s ot l'uuz- illl1'l ' 3 l'll0l'lIN ol' Th:- - Uv.. X.. Milizulnwz 1'luu'us nl C141 liou g Al'lI0llillll l'lulr 1. JHIIN FARR Of f'1'1'r.n nolrlv 1 'NlI.If.YT l'm'l.' flm silrnt ynlrt is Inst. llouor Roll-2. Studs-ut 1'nun1'il 1: Sfnvva-1' 2, 23. 41 llIl4'l'-P12155 Saws-r 11 'I'm'vl1 Fluh. DUIRUTIIY lflblll-ZY DU'l ' The onln ll'lIjl to have IL friwul ix fu lu: unc. . I . Sm-ram lluuk l'luh 1, lul llvsvrvm-fs 4. KVA l.'l'lCR D. lf'llRBlCS ' Nfl LT FO lu'1'm'n4u1c' should 111' Inn! do much. Glue Ulub 13 RIHCNIIJV spvulp lif- 'I Argonaut Uluh 1: Prvss 4'luh 4. G1 DRIN DN FHA Slili if Anon Ifnr'n'. Ilounr Roll-T. KING - -u . , Trunk '1'c-:un 1, J. ,,, -1, N Sowm' 125 Foollm ll 3, -lg 1'!'l'NhIIl:lll - SUIYIIOIIION' Dru- nultim' l'lnb I. 2: Buskiu 3. 4. Sock and 'J ' 1 1 1- , ,, I! A-:-1.1. 71:11 Tfrenty If yon nrf' in rlonbf, nrt na Dill! fCKfKfCKfClCKC Ko MARION FRASICR JI,-1 llIUX Sl11' 1121111111 t11lI.'-'Uh hnu' xhu f11Il.'P1l. Ilmmr Roll-13: llunm' Studi-ut. Glas- Uluh 1. 2g Hiwlivs- Ira 1, 2: Sovk :lull liuskiu 3, 4: S4'l'l'4'l2ll'j' 01' llvlnatinu l'luh 41: Sfatistival f'0lll- lnittoa- yfor Soiuuuhis 41 Vast of 'l'lw Manl lil'1-'2lli- fast 4, ALLAN lf'REIlll1ll'I' AI, ll'1n'lrf' llvllfll flll'l'f' is pl1111s111-1- in 1111: 11'11ifi1111f ' Fmmthall 1: llasvlmll Il, 4 : I I'0Slllll2lll liaslu-1 hall: In- tur-vlass 'lll'2ll'li 1 1 'l'f1,'l 1'll Uluh: Illm-9 Uluh 1. ORLANDO GARRONE INNO ':Tl1P1'v ix IIIOTP fllflll om' 'll'Il!l fn ilfflllll !Ir1'11l lIPlfIllf. Honor Roll-1. Torch Club 1 : lutm'-1-lass Flonthall Y1 g I1'r0slnnan Has- kvthall 3 l1lfPl'-l'l2lNS rl'l'5lK'li I Tntm'-Glass 8111-01-1': S01-urn' Squa1l2.4: llaslcvtlmll Squ 1l 2: Varsity 'Fran-k 12 33. 4: Varsity Raskm-tlrali IL 4. DOROTIIY GIIZHUN lNVI l'IE ' UII111111 SlH'l'01I'.' f'11r1f will hill Il ral. A n1l f'lPl'f f0l'I' l1'f's lu' 111 f'l'l'4ll. GIG-0 Fluh 1. 2: Junior R1-1l Cross 1. FELIFIA GODLESKI FA N'A'llu ' Thr 1l1lRll0lu'I'll lrorrl 11111'1'1 11111112 'lfl1'lll. hilliun fi1111'. ' ':7'l11'1'1- ll'll-9 fl 111111 that ,lgl 1l1h'1'1i1l 1I111lsh11f 1rifl1i11 him the' 1'11r1v sl-1-11 of II'lII'llfll!l, Il0llll'l' Roll 211: llunor Stlulvllt. Slndvnl Uuuuvil 2, 21, 4: S01-vm' 2, Il. -lg Laliu Vlulr Hwnxyv N1fri1111s Illlll 11'1'll l11'l1111'1'1I,' 111'1'1'1' llllll f'I'0'llllld' !Illl'f', Honor Roll-193 lluuul' Stuflvut. Illifll'-l'l2'lNN SNVlllllllllllI 4: Assistant Alilllllllvl' Vruss -A 1:1-.'1.'1 ' on. 11'ifl1 1'11s1'. Iluum' Roll-2. Q lli-y: AH V1 l: l -sn P Clvr- Fluh 1. 2: Swap muh. lm U, H NN S P Hunk Club 1. Q J Y I an Jn 1 ssgnggg ngggyx L0 l -1-ii M -VY.AA- -4 hdamvtl- - Tll'f'llfll-Ollf' d J DOVGLAS GRANT 4 lNN'!l J ll'l111f thi'11h 111111. sim, of Q .1 J Lalin l'lu!1. J J WILLIAM GRAY J 1'0l'XT 14 4 J 13 Slllllllllllli Staff: World Slaff: Sl'lll0I' Vlass Vrvsi- clvulz Faptain ul' Nuwm-1' 4. J J HAHI-IARA lJRl'ZZl'Zl1 HUB J lf1'tt1'r l11f1' than llf'l'1'I'. Ilouor Hull 15. lull-r - vlass liaslcc-tlmallz 4 llovlwyg Latin Uluh, 4 4 Q Q ANTHONY HRYK 4 9 5 1 9 Q Q cununry 21 Hhw tWuh 1. 2: 4 fll'I'llPSll'!l 1. 2. Cl, 4, Q N 5 lllGRliRR'I' 1lI'l-ZNIN Q 'll11f still his fflllflllf' run Q 92 xx D111 : KCKCCKCKCCCCCK 5 5 5 A11l,lillI'Ill 4lI'S'I'.l14'S0N 5 'JIlLl,ll-I b Hfllillffllf 10 follmr arllrn 5 uv' Irarl flu' 1l'll!l. 5 IlI'2lllllllll' Vlulr 13 Girl lbw-1'x'1-s 4. U U b 5 JAMES 411 l'1IRIl'I 5 Jl,lI 5 To .wr'1'L' I.'nn1rI1'17f1f' is ll 5 4'irfur. b Ulm- Vluh l. 2, 213 lll'lHll 5 im: Vlulr 1. 2. 53. -lg Argo- llillll Vluh 1. in 5 b D. B M1f'llAl'II,' L 1 RICHN 5 ' x 1 IZ 'NW' 5 s 2 I 1,11 ,nm l,' from carl' 'm fi lf ' , vm 1110411 I' 'Pon- tl I lilrr mr'?' l Wx' Dx , ZZ, 43 Nils- P kvllmll 1, UIC, 43 I4'l'1'SllIlHlll Baske-111:11 3 Iluselmll 4. Q 1N1R0'I'IIICA II.X1II1lCR'l'Y DU U.-11117 mix1rrws of llrrsplf ' fllflllflfl l'l1in11 full. P Girl lh-1:1-lwvs 4. P P 1!1'I.Vl'Il1l'I4Z lIA1.l,All.XY f'I2E,l 'fI,iHI1' I u,wl.',' my zrunis 4ll'l' ffl: '. Ilonm' lloll-1. G1 1k1- Vluh 1. ALIFI-I IIARIRIS is '! '.lf01lf'Nflll 1'uIl11'r Hum fm'- u'm'rl:wsN, Him- Club Il-41 Latin fllllll 1, Ll-IHXARID l'. IIARRIS l'.1l.'l, Du 111111 'll'lllf'll is1'l!ll:f.fHHl iff 1-mm' lrlluf nifty. Ilmmr Roll-1-I. Suhaml 'l'vnnis Ulmmpimx 41 'IH-nnis 4: Url-lu-strzi. IIUNALIP IIAIHCISUN hlfl 'IJ,.YI'fI'K Nlllllllllllllflll is f'lHlSflfllflllII' 1111.11 Ia:'rf. VIRGINIA IIAIIT -lIYlfNlu'1 ' Jlfl.'l1'Y' Ihr wry f1UH'lIN arp fail' 01' fur fluln smilrs nf olll rr muifI1'n.w arf. xv2ll'Nllj'll4ll'lCUj' 1. 2: llus lu-tlmll 1. 21 Swimming: l .luniur llvll l'l'o':: 1. FP P ' Mlrmlxlqzlu rum. lv' -'.ull,L11-f l. - H'UF'llf11l'l in pf'1'so111lfff', P l'onrlur'f, and I'IllIl1lllflf'. ' P rm-1 In-Sl-1-ws fa. P . . .L n IJ , - Tzvmzty-Tu'0 r 3333 YKCKCCKKCKCCKCC I' ' '- Hl NVILLIARI HAIYIII HILL .ln aIn'irIf1r1nr'uf of ull fluff ix 1l,l'llN1lllf in mun. ' 'l'4u'rh Club 1: luta-I'-r'l:1ss I:2lSlil'lllIlll 323 Ilnvkvy 4: lu- tvr-4-lzlss 'l'r:u'lc 15, 4. FRA NK IIICA LY If'l.'.1 .YK I Iu ' Hr Illilklw ll frirnrl lfllo m-aw' muh-N u for. Fmvtlmll -I 3 lutvr-Mass Iizxskvthanll Zig Ihlsvlmll Ii, 4: Slllllflllllirl Iiusiur-ss Slnfl' Qi. 43 'l'n'uw-I l'luh 1. RUSALIIC IIIUKIN41 llII'li A from! In-ur! ishrff4'r1Il11n ull flu' hunrlx in flu: u'orlrl, Ruskvtlmll 1: Junior llml Us-oss 1. RVTII Ht ILMICS III '7'lIllu ' 'KFrr'0 from ll'0l'l'!l is sim. Honor Roll-1. H14-0 Vluh 2, 33, 4. IIARRY IIUXVRUYII 'ZIIU Ylx ' , 'ilx ll zrif, 1'mlff'ssfwl. if not V first, in Ihr' firxt linux lluuur Roll-5. Studs-ut Fuuuvil lt l+ 1'vslxA IIHIII Iyvllillillg 4'lulr 13 Inlvr- 1-lass SW'illllllilljL' 1. IL -1: lute-I'-vlalss 'l'r:ln'k 2. Il, 43 Q Illf4'l'-VIIISS Vross t'nuulry 4: ' Asst, Blau. 'l'r:u'k 31 Ilehzlt- ing l'luh 2. SL -lg Smwk um! liusliiu 4: Pros. IM-lmfiuu Club 4: Hl'ilflllfIlillll lll'01JQl'2lIll1 Sf'lll'l'l,ll Howl. Vlmlm' Ilull-2. I.-rulwe Nl'1'HI Nha IIUIIOI' llnllfl. l'1lI'lI1'Nf.,' Honor llnll-fl. , ., .,,, 4: HI-N .', -4. fflllll IIIIIINPIINW. Fluln l. 2. -L 1 lCAN4'ICS IIUXII 11f.' Yll l'llll HI'Y'l'I'I' . 'A A his soul si:rm'u.' A-lu.-.ax-' I'l1llf11lf flljlxvlf io lu' oh- LILLIAN III'l.'l'I'II'IN l.ll. f'l'Iur.wrl1'f' and uvlinu IIHILAL' Nm-ww l'luIr 2: Mlm- Ululr U 'fT'll ' I.1rl'nr' 'lI'1lN his bounty. uml ICIWWAIUD lII l't'11lNSHN lIUl ' ll1 x in iulrr- llulf ilu' Iimv 1f'll1lllll'N1'f'IllN to hr- xtvrn- Iwi 1l'll1'n Irv SPPHIN fo Iw flllffllfl ln- NHV1' h1 .w in I11mlh:l.lI .,, -lg I:2lNl'1Hlll 3. JUHN H.KlA'll lll l l' --111 'MH' lu'q11ipp1'rI for hvllw' lhinylx C1l't'lll'S1I'ZI I, 2, .15 tile-u ' Nlrlllilllllirl Stuff -4. P an 1 an 1 an png gg ggnggnug LO t lv W Y -Y--.176 MWA,-T -1-tt in 9'11'rr1!.u-7'l1r I I I Clffiilf ' + lHlIiH'l'lIlCA IIYNES -'Dow' Sr'nsih1r zwonlv find unth- iug uxrIa'ss. Honor Roll-8. Iiditnr of NPWS Vlnh 12 Vim- l'1'n-sitlvnt lfrs-slnnnn Class 13 l'r9Ss Vlulu 43 So- Illflllhii Stuff 4. WALDO HYSON HI-S0.X ' fl man of sfriff' and 41 man of r'onfm11irm. Honor Roll-103 Honor Student. F4l'0Shlll2lll Drarnzntir- Vluh: l l'lxSllIll2lll - Sopholnorr- Ul'H' matic Uluh, FREllI'II!Il'K JUIIANSSUN f'JUlU .'lf'llil'l'f'lII1'llf is by i7ldIlS- try Ollfllillfvllf' Honor Roll-21 1 Honor Simlont, l'r4-ss Vlnlr 4: l'hlit0r-in- Chit-I' of Sonmnhis 4. ERLAND JoI1NsoN -fs Wl?Illu Y 'Elly rlvrtrirw is to lay aside confrfrlfioll and hr' safis- find. Ifootlmll squad 41 Hi-y 4. O J J J J J J J J 4 1 J J J J J J DORIS INGRAHAM RT'SSI'ZI,L JUIINSONMRFQQW J D0'l ' J MTVN!! mprir mumps mn, mu Time is thr 1l'iSf'Sf Colm- . , wllorf' HP 'H0l8P.' S.-wing Ulnh 2: Stal!-'llI'P Sflldltllf1'0lllH'll2. Club 2. A 5 Q AHLTON .I I'DD ,Il'lIlH Q ll'lmt hr' has. iw ought to Y v Y usP,' and f14'l1r11r'1'P1'lzP1loPx Q RAYMOND TRWIN V' hr' should :ln 1rifh all his Q R-4? ' might. f . - . .. . ffrfwflf SM' ffl 11-0551132 l. 'B.H'..L1Tl'1'f 'Si I fwfr' Offn 1f'01'1h- 'HH' lmskmlmll 1. 2g Hi-y Ulnh thrrrfforf 'Mrrrr' n Rin for 3.t -1iwlI'r9siiont Hi-3' 41 Q , .pors ufitor .omnnhis 4: nmpm to hp my Yslrsity lllootlmll 2, Il. 45 Q L' Varsity Tl'2l4'k 1. 2, P. 43 Honor R01 1 Varsity Hnskvtlmll 4: 4 Captain Trnrk -I: Studont Q' Uounvil 2, 3. 4. ! nrm' .TARVIS Q 6KRITnx'l! Q W FLINTUN KEENEY TVhuT should mm :lo buf w,IIYT,, , br nw1'1'y? A Q I NAvPfHIPI' ahorf' no-1' hflow 1 Honor Roll-fi. . . , hm bllSlll4'SS,' I ' ' I-. .' I 'Puff llnh 4, tmmiu-ituon Honor Howl. ,I KOIIIIIIITTPP. Q i an 1 an .ln an J ssasgg gpg-Longs. 10 ' - - . -.-- --. .. .-..- A - .l..........J luenty-Four Dill 5-YKCKCKCCCKCICKK fo l'RRl'M REGINA KICICNICY I'I1'l1'IIfI U11f' is 11e1'r'1' so m'411' 1111- 0f'lf'l' as ll'llf'H1 she is f411'4'4'1I I1- Sf'1llll'1lfl'1l. ' 1 : 1'- 11 I 41 '11: 4 . 4: lv ' --1' fl 1 1 1' 'I ' ers 'Ill dv. .' l1i411' R-4l ' .:.1 L. 4 . IIFIJI. .. . '51 1' I UPN Y' .1 fflff' co111I1i1141tio11 of 4'Ie1r- c'1'1l41 NN. 1'i4'114llil111ws lllll f1'oIi1'. I4111411' 11 I-L ' I41 ' 8111414-111. 11114 1 - N14 111 . L. Ig I 1 S11 : LZ Il411 11, I SII' 3 9 '1141111411-4. l'41' 1- 1 III ': 1 ' 1 Z.: . -- ' IIIL, 1 . I s '1' L., I , 3 Hs' 4' ' ' NI 1'1'4 s : ' , .., 4'1.'s aj 1'41111n1i 4141. 'I NEYTINIC l' 4' lv'l1. 'I f ' f' IIUIY' Vi' 1' ' ' '. 1 ' Pr 14'f 4'11i411 ll'l'. H A i1JARl'I'I' KUMPAN i I1f. 4 1' ' 7'l14' .w'441' .w114'1'mx ' ' 1.wt41111'11 I41 p111'1141s41.' 1111411' - 'J II4111411' S11l4I4-111. Sl1I.!Il0III01I'l'-I4'I'1'SllIll1lll ra- : ' : -as l11 'Q 1' 11:111l1is Staff: Flass ay '41111111i114' 13 ' 'z 2 ' - gl'iIlll. J J JICNNIIC KONE 4 KUSlIa ' J 0 ,II11rl1 Ifl1ll'lIIH!7 410111 11141kr 11141 IIIILILU 11411114114 I Il l llll 'N I1'l Ill 111 rl 4 411141 141111 4 I11111411 ss 1 N 4 H I lxl N 1l1I l1114114I44If11 114114111441 11 4I 1 l11 1414 IJPIIIIIIII.. 1 I1141 N 414 INII 'I11ll X IxXI 0 INHII L f I' IX Il H1114 P s I 4111411 I II411101 b1114I4 111 1 N 1111 I Pl N I1 11 llllllll IL4111111 Nl 1 I N4 1 1 1 N 4 1 1 N4 1 1 N 1 1 141 lift Il Nllll 1114411 fr 111111 HHH l 4-1844111 1 fo f 414.11 1'I11I 1 N41 1 .41 l' SUI! I'1'1l1l11:l11 lim- J 4 1 1 1 I ,l , n , U , J tht I RDI Flux muh 1 11111 llllll 1, 411 1 IIIIII I. J J 1 J Nl'Il1I1lI'I KVI' ' 'QMS 1.1 4 11.1.1 1.1.1.1 H I 4 xl. . . ' J WI, sI14114I Iif' If ' 4 NNI 1141! 1 1 P11 ' IWW. ' a JU ' U ' 4:14-- 411111 2. 111. ' 4111141 J lf1'41.'.' Ig l'11.'k '1l: ll I. 111 1111 IXIIIX J 11 4 1 K' J ' U f I ' V V J 1 I I I NIA .'I'I'1II '.'l'Ilx J 'l. 11411 If, 'fl1 ' J 111 - 11414111 11.1 1 -11.11 1 ' ' ' . ' ' 'UI I I 4 151 I11ll ' I1 v st4'1.' llll 1141 .1 mx. I ' N4-4101.111 411 541411 .1114I I111 1111 -I 14111 1 If 'NI z ' ' 1'lul I: 1-'- 4 'I' D' lm 'IU I lu' ' D' 4'l:1s.' 'l'1'114'k 2. 4: 1111 1'- 'lass Q 11.11 1 YIIIII I 4.111 141 411 1X In 4 it 1 ., ' I -I P14 14I 111 411 1111! ' I ' U' 9 R41 1 1 4 H1110 1l11I1 I 2, 4, film- 1'l11I1 I.1l11.111.111 .4. 5 I1N D11 11 411.4:.1 .. ' 'Asn 4 --s 11- 1' J 'Nh' ix 4'I4'1'4'1'. xh 'ixm Q III . 1111.IlI.I.II 11141 is 111is1'I1ivf 111. hm' ' Q !lf1. H Q 'X I A Il ' Ii41.Il- 2: ' . I . Q 'Th 1 1 I114114 I141 H111 I4'1--.'I1111:111 Dr: :11i4- 'lllll ,HH , I 7 11 111111-41 1'I11I1 Il: 1'I14 'll.' 411' Q , , -1 '14111 : ' MIN Um' 11 , I!:1.'1-1l1:1II I: I.il11':1,1'i:111 411' Q 4314141 l'I11l1 S11 Girl K4-1'- 1.' Q 2. 3. 4: x'i'l' l'l'4'S'llI'If Girl H4-.' 1 ' 'vs 151 I'1'41s,' 1'l1lI -I, Q I I Il Il1'1ll'I7 Q I vt If 18 Q ,,,, 1 11141. 111141141 1.41 4' 114111: W ll 114111 141 N Q .117'f ix .' 1 . 'A ph Q ' lf 114 - 11411' 1. 1111114 ll11I1 I I14N 1' I1 4 In .kL1.l.l., muh ., 1 1 ,. .11 Sm D' S4-'1111 Il4141I1 1'l11l1 I. Q l 4 l1114I111114111 I111 Q L in ,,..L ...J-L . -1. ' ' Twenty-Fi1'e 9 zu mam: - ccccccccrcccc 9 5 DHROTIIY IRENIC LITTLE '-DUT S ANTON LATAWIU --1 imp? ,,01,,,f14,, lf.4In'0X I um in 1-lmrity with Ure U Blu lim u'm'l.' one Iruolrs U 'I'I K H19 H'0I'L'Hl1lll.', llmmr Hull 155, 5 Latin Club 1: Illtvl'-class Slurlz-nt - l :u'ulty Avfxvi- Swinuuiug 2. 3. til-s -lg Pre-ss Club 43 Truvol Cluh 1: Girl In-x0l'x'm-:4 2, 4: 5 HI'2lllllRlllUll I'l'up:l':l1u -L 1 Ill1IDER1l,'K LAYIGY Fl-'WV' 14:'1'lllf:l, l,1'l 1'l.14: V' HTIIPJI who ll'l'P1IlP1lSCllHICIH- l '7W 5 Sl lfN must always plume ,,H.mm,H HW HM, trillks IW II . H H U. xlffiylhf of huml, 5 mlm 0 1l'hir-hr to urlvnrirw :re should 5 jmgin mul, 13 qglml plug, 1. llflf lllHff'l'Nf1lllll.H 12. IZ, 43 l'l'vsifll'nt of lllcv U V Uluh 43 Ulm- l'luh 2lL'l'0llllP?l' H RUN ' l W - 1.4 v uv.. ,, - 5 ?,:TlZ7.il'wE,'iht.,in gi,g,dhh,ll?A Gln-0 1'luh 1: Lilflll Flulm .. -. l x . , www. ,, ., U b Ruskin -1: Hi-Y IL 4: Svvrv- 1' 1-ml. Rlhfnm T' 0' 4' tal,VYfllrwlSul,M, of Hiiy J. IPIIIHS 23 SUIIIRIHIIIS Agent 5 Dvlmlim: Flulr 4: S0lll2lIllliS 1' 5 Stuff 4: Cust of 1'll 1.1-aw it To You 4, 5 JI'Nl'1 DRICSSIGR L1HDAl.lS ull ',Yla ' 5' Jfjsfllill LIQNBIQQN Anal will H1611 flfl,C'f'Ilf'-.Iliff I fA1g1'1plp1 f still tha' H'fIlllll'l' yfrf'u'. Hlnfimrn m-lu-8 'in U little llvlwl' Hull 15- room. llmun' Stud:-utg Hlov Club 2, 3, 43 FPGSIIIIHIII Ullorus F 1. P XVILLIAXAI Lpjoylq XVI LLIA RI I,l'l'I'l l'Hl-INS 'AIHl,I, l!lI.I, Sport that rrrirzklrvl vurc l'llf', gflnw uf fflH'IfilHL unfl . rlffrirlrw. tin' mold of form. f Anil- lvlllylifffr. holaliny hoth Hmml. Roll 9. Q hm xlrlrxf' S0lll2llllliS Husium-ss Stuff Q 0 14'4lotln:1ll 3, 4: lluslcvtlmll 4. A,.w,,mm mul, 1: Ulwhm, Q T -M4 4a lllfvl'-1'luss 'l'r:u'k 1io1llvl.0m.Nm. I L. 33, . I P 1Il RI'1 RT NI U'I'IRl lf JUSIGPII L'IlI'II'IU'II'X ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f.J,,H,, Hlfl.'If fl .wharf Mljlillll nffvu wr- A-Hfx 'f lNv V f H' 'Nfl rim llllIf'll rrixflonzf' ',W f1f' I HW! muh 2. 3: Swk and Torch Club: Swnllll-tc-:1111 5, Buskiu 43 'l'01'ch Ulub 1. bzlskmlmll 3' 5- t P l 1 l l I P Q , np: 1 an JY use gggggns y I 1 I l l v W V ju V V ,..,,WY , ,-. 4- Twenty-Sir MA RY MASON J1ARY .-1 l UlIllfPlHllll'6 Sl'Vf llP. Junior RMI Urnss 13 Girl Iivso-1'vvs3 llumu RUUIII Bas- kvflmll. AXGICIAT AIASSULINI IHl,l, I shall Iirr ylvully nn. llnnur Stlnlvnt g Ilunur Roll-15. v ll ULIYA NIATl'lllGT'I' l.II ' NIu' ix Hn' llll'fPfPNf lfiufl zrllvsf' Virfflrw nr'rr'r lfllfilju Honor Roll 2. Ihwkw-y 1: llulno Runm Ilnskvtlmll 1, 2: Rusvlmll 1, 23 Girl Ili-'N1'l'Vl'N. ULIYH ANNA MATTI'IS1'IN lfl10A'D Y '21 imma' Iliff arf Hum llmmr Ilull I. HI:-1-t'Iuh 3. 43 liuskcilmll , 1. 2. Il: S1N'l'4'l' I. 2. ICDXVA RD A. MA'l'l 'SHAK Ia'lll2lH 'Uh for fhrffe lll'l'PN und a W row. 'l'r:u'4'l Club. X . :mlm rw mr' slim' I Il 0 lls NNIIIIIHIIIL., IIN u ln on N N 1 LNQ lul I 1 XIKXXX IIIN llfrll mm llu m N ll I 1 10-.s 1 1 ulun 1 o1,.l 1 KNN I 0111111 f l mlmulmn' 11 nohlml of lfu till IIIXX NRI! Xlml XRTKN UH Il u me not angels A zthu fhfu bln IIISSLL Xldllltill lhtffv ll lrttlf ufll lmpt Thfu mufh fllll70fffll ' 9 Ilonm Roll 4 Ill!!-'I flaw l!.ukMlmll Dill 3-ffflflfffffifff CQ GIGURHIG HLIGNNICY .IAY J VII u' r hir. t il. Y: 'uiiy .' ' ' -lg V: 'sity Ile 'kvy 4: t '- 1-lam' l!:l.'k'1h:lll3 IR: 'xlmllg 'l'r:wk: l'vv Vluh 2: 'WSI- nmn Ilmlllulim' 'Iul. l'IIlNl'IS'I'INl'I . . RD 3' '. lla ' Youth l'0lllI'N but num' in tl 'h - 'm1'. H1 ' Roll IT: ll ' UI - 4l4-nt. H14-1' Club I: LMI 1g Girl ltvsc-1'vm-s -lg G1 :tim I'1' :m1. Hldtlltllli M12 .'.' MHZ. . fn 'I ' ' . H' w gif! x 1- I'l'll. So -' is-:un IS, 4. 4 A A ' vi A Avn V YU --A , ,-,, Nt. Yr W' uw' Q 'texf' .. . . Q l 1 ' , ,l . PL - -- --- Twenty-Seven 5 Q mfss ' 9 -z 3 x 1 XL ICRNPISTINIC MONTH? 5 --lfl.hx'l1f 5 llfIllllfIl'HN ,spirit of r1'1'nlu- 5 TIIUMAS Mf'VIiIGII Qian. TOJIJIY Ilunor Roll 10: llmmrSluf lVlwm1r that smile of 'lpn'- H ' l'HNN u Slutlvnt' 1'oum'il 41 llovlwy i -, . :P-,wg 5 Stulli-nt C'nllnc'il 2g Golf ',:,.4'4:x'l'5litli llgglJlFJ.L?!i 'I'f':un: l4'1'wl1ll1:lll llvhzllimr. lfrvslmnmn - Snplmnmrv Imi- mnliv 1'luh1 Ulm- Ululr I, 21. I 5 511 I'l'l'SS l'luh 43 Xi L- luv-- tloiil Girl Ilvsi-1'vi-:Q l. I 5 F NINA I.I'f'Y BIIGIUGNINO s- N'A7'V 1'11x'l.i,1s murmxlcx' 5 uYlll'L'lll!l rlIu'ny1.w with the llf'r prn is umuif' Iilfv Ihr VN fliyfll! of 1l',lll'll. 5 Tlfllfllll- xtril-inf! for Ihr: 5 bmi, llouul' Roll li. 5 yl,,,,,,,- H011 gl 1 l'1'NlIlllilll Illflllliiill' Vlulu. b film- l'luh Sl. 4. U U , .IUSI'll'H MlSTRl4I'1'I'A -lIlIu ' 5 l'llH1STUl'llI'Ili l'. MORRIS , I will hurf' my ourn way ' in m'm'yfI:i11!f.f Fuotlmll 3, -lg Torvli Club t -i SiIL'lll't' ruth. !'HI.'IS is Ure luolllcl' of 1. P P EDNA MHDICAN Eli ELTUN MHRSIC . Work ? UYIIFIL fliers is JET P l'Iwm W H' me iwunnyfn liar-ll minrl has its nzrlb - Illini'-4'l:1ss l!:is0Im,l'l 3 5 11lf'fhorl. Ilmnc- Rumn llaislwtlmll 2 3, , ' l :'li'll1. P 41 um- vim. 1. 44 sump 'ue U' Hook Club l. l'I'I'IlEl. li. M011 , R KATIIIGRINI-I MRUSICK TIN vfvrw' uf Hl'lff7NNi'.ll 'is lx'l7'Z 'rv'.'t'lI'. . ' nuns! l'ImIsln'e' mul llf'ff0IL IIIYII-'C yl,,,,m-15,11 12' thc lzmrrs sewn: short. gtmlpm q',,um.il 3- 4: gl iglblltbl' Hull lTZ llnlinl' Girl Ih-xsowvs-s 2. 3. -lg Fresh- Q ' mlm' lllllll'SODllUlHlH'1Y Dwalllatic X l'1'1-siilmit S1-rap lhmk Club 2' Sovk and Ruskin 4' I muh 15 Viimifl' HWWRUY 13, f , ' . , ' N 3, 4: Fnptain V:l.1'sity llovk- r l Mh ' D 't 'l5 Huh- W 4-v 33 NVlllf0l':ElSk1'lll2lllTUEIIII 11100 Ululr SS: Junior I'x'0111 -, 3, 41 sports lqqiqul- gn, p,,,,,,,,m,.l.. lllillllllN 4. . P rd , - - , , 3 s s x nf L t L o I 1-V L 1M i ,-Y In - A-'pu-sul., ,,:n. if T.wc.nfy'Eight - I - Q 1 Q I D I m I I ' f I K K C C f C C C C C I C C I' Q ' l x U 1lA'l l'IllCW XAUZKHWSKI W 0 1-pjfgf' JOHN IYLIGARY I?1lfllE ' I Thrrr ix qu-iv! llllillfll-'V ' Jian is V-fl'lHl1If'Nf H Il'll hr- HUIWI' TWH 45. stnmlx uInuf'. ' I T f 'k 11 S0'1 'x 2' 111 Stumlvnl l'ouns-il 2: Has- J l-'re-slr-Snpln, lll':ll1l:lli1' l'llllr: k4'lll2lll 2, 213 V,,,.SiU. HHN' J l'fllSllll'SS Rlaulngor Smlmn- kvlhull -lg VH,-Siu. Football his Zig lhlsilwxs Rl:1ll:ig:vl' 4: Tm,l,h muh 1. S0lll2llllliS -lg lh-Inlting 2. 31. J J IEARHARA NIVKICRSITN lFllIi Y ., 4 --JI,,Ni,.' f,,,,,,j,,.:f nf 4,11 fy,-fx BIANLI-A Ul'ALAl'll J llonur llofl 20: llmun' stu- hivflfhllllll lN'fff I' Hamm to 4 da-nt. num than mmrx nf nrt. J llnslce-tlmll 2: llrwlwv '11 llmmu- 11011 1- J 1.4-alllws Ulnss 2. 4: lilvl' gmul V' MAH 4 1'l.1fa Liln'fnri:1n 23 l'rvf-id1'u1 ' 'mm 'l ' ot' On-l1vsrr.l 4: Latin Fluh l. l'l'l'SS Vluh 4. J J , J EMILX IHKLMICR J t'l,ARl'IN4'l-I N11-:Lsmx W J lHW'f Dniu!l with her daily fusl: Eurnrsfrmw.w xnakfw Ziff anfl AMW' how 'x 'Q xl 'n l'fl'l'Ilifjl-H Ilonur llnll Il. ,IIllffl l'lFlNS' 'l'rm'k 1, 12' Lnlin l'lnh 11 Girl Rv- Q Illia-I'-vlnss llzrska-llmll 1, 2: sPrV0s -I. Q Cl'x'z1vvl Vluh 1. Q ANITA l'ASSM'AN'1'l-ZLL Q NE.47'Y 1 : v pw 9 RNHARD XILN' hDH,l.,. What I tllinlr. I mlm? ' 5 spraL'. 2 ' ' ll H l l' Hr uhn Ilfljll V mn: lon Honor Ron H' Q pmrlx unix. rllrr IIPIOH, Q Vflllfllill Rusk:-tlmall 'Fvnm Hmm' RUN 4' 12 Ulnss Sn-1-ra-tary 2: Has- Q Stumlvnt f'02Ilh'3l lg Inter- k,.1l,:,11 1, 3: g,,l,1,0,,,.,,-,L Q class lluskvllmll I: Him' Fre-slllnfln Illuullallin- Uluh 2: 4 Flulr 2: 'l'l'uva-I Uluh 1, Junior Lifv Sawing Flaws Q 3. ELEANOR I'A'l I'l'ZN Q P.-l7 ' S'l'lfII'llANIlfZ OHRICNISKI --Nq'1g1,'p11q Work .' H7111 . ' Q .lt'1v lm-1' that mukfs the UUHUI' R011 1- Q 'l ff 'U Ulnss Virv lhresinlvllt 2: Ulm- Club 1. Q i 'MH T xrfnty- Nine I I bl Dill ' CCKCKK CKKCCCCC FIC RNIC I'I PIC R Thvy nw' truly j7l'Pllf Who nw' truly fmnvlf' Honor Roll 1. Girl lil'Sl'l'Yl'N 2. 3. 42 S4'l'l'0T2ll'y ol' Girl Iivsvrvos 4. SARAH V, POTTS USA I,LY ffnf all fhf' girls that are so smart 'l'llI'I'P'9 nom' likfi Sully. 1 l'0Shlll2lll'SDllll0lll0l'A' Uruf lllilllt' Club lg Girl Rose-1'vvs 3, 43 Sovk illlll Ruskin -lg Cast of Til I.1-uve it to You? GRAPE ll. VROCTOR fl lfxl FII-I 'f'rm'Ps 1111011 hm' WM lnrf lightly For she is lil-fly, young and sprightlyn' 1 l'4'SlllllZIIIYSODIIOIIIOTP 'Dra- lllillif' Club: Glen Club 2. BICSSUC QVINN MENS 'fYf1fslw Ionhx lihr' n q14Pr'n Flaws Vim--l're-sill:-lil 12: Hi-rls Swinuning Toanl 1: flnpf. Girls Swinuning '1'v:un Jg Argonaut Club 1: Pe-p Club 2: Sovk and Ruskin 3, 45 SPK'l't'f2ll'y of Sark and Ruskin 23 Cast nl' Tho Torch BP2ll'f'l'S Z Fast of I'll Lonvn it to Ynn. ERIC' RAI l'l4lNllI'lRG f'HlZ lla lorvrl fo play the game of lmll. 110 flIll'f' his lwst and gore if r1ll.'l Honor Roll 253 Junior Class I'Ql'0Si1l0IlUQ Baskf-tball 1, 3. 4g Varsity Football 3, 45 Hockvy 43 FI'k'SllIIl3,l1 Drzunmic Club. o , S 5 S IfIVlfll.YN l'l+ll'KllAM l alum 8 Sr'lj-nmitflimvl nnll mn- flllI'llf.', 5 llirls' Varsity llzlslcvllmll 5 2, 3. 43 Argonaut Plub 1: Ilovkoy 'Fl-:un 11: Hlvo l'lub 1. U U b HICNIRY l'I'l'l'l'lRSlflN U ffP1l7'rr' 5 1 iw-rnnnimirl to luke Miro 5 of thr' minutm 5 For tha' lmnrx i1'iIl1ul.'f' f'l11'f' 5 of fllf'llISf'll'f S. 5 tiles- Flnbg Torch l'lnb. U 5 5 ICYIGLYN RVTH l'I'I'l'l-IRSUN HRV b 5 'ASM' has a vmturnl irirlr 5 sinr'vrify. I llolmr Roll T. G14-n Ulnb 1, 2: Latin Flub 1: Snvk :Ind Ruskin 3. -lg Sopholnorc- - F'l'0Slllll2'lll P 1ll'5llIl2lfll' Club 2: Fast of Rvm'l1 for tho Moon, VII I.:-ave' it to You . ROY I'IC'l'ERSON .7'l?'I'E ' . lBrf.wm'l'ml, hot llflllflflflli mlm not xml. A fllflllllllllilll. worthy. quiot lad. P 'l'r:1vvl Flub 1: Claw Ulub P 1, ZS, -lg Intor-class Travk 2. 3. P f' VlI l'0RlA PIEHVIK KIv?,I7v1 LP ll is through. rlrt that we P rf'nli:'f our 1'l'il'flIPS.U - Debating Ulnb 13 tllvo P muh. P , P 'J I Thirty P 'K DJDDIYKKKCCCCCKCCCCC Kg FRANK ROBINSON 'R0l!I?lE Un thu xtugv hr- '14-as nuf- urul, xiuzplv, 4lffl'l'fill!I Tu-us only N'lll'lI off lm was UI'ffll!l. BIIVIIAICI, Rl-IAIUNDN IA l'ln'lCl, I 110 loulh v.rplunutiousf' Hmllll' 14011357 'l'l'2l1'k T. 2. 3. 43 Foollmll 2, 21. 4: 01'1'l11-sim: l: Novk :xml lllw. . kin Il. 4: Sophomorv-lfrflsh- man llI'illlHlll4' tllnh 2: Argo- naut l'lub l: Dust of Ar- rival of Kitty :xml l'll L4':n'o if to Yong Hloo Ulull 1 2. 23. 4: Sfblllilllllifi Staff Honor Roll 4: Stuelonf t'oum-nl 3, 43 Holi' 'l'vum 2. ., . . ... nl: l'kI'Pfllllll2lll llrmlmtla- Club: Sock :lull Iluskiu 4. JANIVIC HICRIIH n ' J- 5 lflnxxvw ,x, RHIIAN Nff'llIlfllNf lllIvif'f mul 1104 lY.4lfl'Y lli1'r- me lloaliw l'luuQ1!ry. 0 Latin Club 1: Glvv Ulllh Honor Roll 13: Ulm- Club. FREDA ROTII f'Fl?l'I'Z l'If1ll'fH!I Iiltlr rlsf- fn do Anal yircn to illlllfllllflflllll NIH' Prln IIIYVIL' ll 1l lll'1l in two Tomnkr it fit flu, situation SHIRLEY RTUEIINIONII SlIll1Llu'l ' S'prn'L'liny7 with 11i'1vwity. Ilonnr Roll 03 Homo Room Il ,. I -. v V Iiaskotlmll: Argonaut Club 'mm Ro' 1 HUSIU Ilnske-llmll 2. 25, 4: Varsity llovkvy 2, fig Home- Room llalslu-llnlll 1. 12. 3. 4: Basel- bull 2. fl: 'l'r:u'lc 1: Argo- nuul Club 13 llirl Rvservvs 4. 1. EINVA RD ROXVE RVTH RITFHIE 'RLI.lIP 'fI?IlTIIIIi ' , , , ITP is n frm' llf'rmif. I,11tIP soul as soonrwf mpplflpylj' Foolbull 2, Zi. 4: lntvr- Home Room llnskvtlmll 1. QFHNTIPTIMIIIII lzftnpimxi 0' 2: mrwhll 2: A., ' t foo mn 1 4 Munn . :an- muh IN H mmmu ug:-r F'oo1lmll 3: AIZIIIIUZPI' of ' 1 'r4-slnlmu lizlslcvtlmll 1 2 iF0l'4'll Club. IBICRNIPFI R4 DRINSON fflezwxyf' NORMAN ROWSI'II.l. N'Ul?.lI f'S1rift to hmr ' Nlnn' fo spvuh' Ninn' fo 14'r1lfl1. Ilonol' Roll 13 Girls' Ynr- lj in Il0IlllfflH f as if you L'n014'. ' J J J I J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J Q Q Q 'N Q 9 4 Q Q 4 Q 1 Q 4 sity fgu,k,.ll,,,11 2. 3, 4: Varsity 'l'r:l1'k 1. 2. 55. 4: HWS' V2lI'Nil3' Ilovkvy 2: Uross Country Indoor 'l'r:14'lc Home- Room Rnskc-thnll 1, 2. . - , H , . : . ' Ji. 4: Illtvl'-1-hlss Ilnslu-tlmll 2' Nf'MP'Is,klth'lll 'I' R' 2. fIwl.m.k vlwoam 1. JI.. Life Illlvl-4'l.lss Poollmll lg In- P Saving.: 25 lutol'-1-lass Swim- ll'!'llllll,I'2ll Buskvtlmll Ulllllll- lllllll-T TWIN' 21 Girls' WW' pionship TPHIII 4: Sork and ke-tbull 33 Argonaut l'luh 1: I, Qki 4, H. Y 1,1 I 4 P Him- lflub 3, 4. 'U' H ' H' ' P an an 1 Jn 0.11 gp g gong s . -..-.,.... -,. . .,-, ..--.,...... O Th irty-0 n e 31 I xr :zzz ' cccccccctccccc 5 5 S CAROLINE Rl'ILU'HA F,-1RlflI'I 5 HB11 thc' zrorlr one always lnnolrs fha H'0l'L'lllllll. 5 5 llounr Roll-153 llonm' Stiulvntg linska-tlmll 11, 3, 4: Varsity liaskothall 4. I E I 5 5 RAY HI'l7DRLL 5 RAJISE'Y 5 Men of fffu' Morris are hmt . ' -mfnf' X 3 ltlmmr Roll Hg Hive Vlub 5 . . U 5 b 5 ALBERT SAIMONII 'fPU'l l ' 5 B 'fl rnnw-fl wmv - I 0011.- ' q14m'Pfl. I Fontlmll 11, 3, 43 llnskvf- lmll 3, 43 'Frzlrk 1. 12, 21: P l':ipI:liu llnslu-llnzill 43 Inter- F minors Fnntlnzill 1: Ifcmtlmll F 'l'a-:im -lg Tora-li Uluh 1: S011- iur Flaws Tw-:1s111'Pl'. ROSARIO SAPIENZA S'.4I 'fAmb'ifio11 ff'llllSPll WHPSIIIJS' dn1m1fulI Sn I shall Zirr forever. r Hnnm' Roll 2: Argonaut P Club 1. R il' 1. . I ANDREW SUARCHUCK Y A ffT0m :P ' SiIPm'f' is more musiral than any nthfr sound, P , P l ' I P L ' Y J I 1:1cn.xI4'1c svm.sKY f-'nrwxrf' Good rllrrr ix flu' Unifl- rmvr' fo fl 0001, Mfr. Ilomc- Room lluslu-thnll 1. 2. 3. 43 l:2lSl'lHlll LI. fig Gln-0 Uluh 3, 4: Svraip l-look Vlllb l: Girl lielsf-lwvs 4. LAI'HICN1'Ff Sl 'RAXT4 PN IA NR Y Uflirf' l'l'l'I'.ll man thu fur Bu! fru' Thy 'rnif'f'. Smfk und Huskiu 41 Uh-o Ulub 1, 3. 4. VRSVLA SIZGICRDAHL 'K I 'RS Sim has n nmrry glunmf Thai 991110111 1nnn's hfnrt rfwi.vfs. Lifv Saving 2: Gino Uluh lg Sopll-Fr4-slnuzm Drsunzlfiv Club 1. 2: Girl Rslsorves 4: Ihivi'-1-lass Swimming 2. ICDXVARD SEGEVICK -Lin 'A .Yois1' flows H0 fmofl And good WIIIIIVFS nn name. Glen- Vlub 3. 1'I.KRL Slllillll HA l?N'EY ,. I um no orntor. Football 2, 45 Trark 3. 43 Swiuuuing 43 flies- Club 3, -ig Iizulrl 2. 3. Thirty-Two DDO' JANIIIN NIIVLIWON I I D llr I f I11 1 1 N1 llllllllllj, l N I'I ll! nn II 111411111 10 1141111 11 0ll1ll Nlllll lll 1 l X NIH 1 I INN :url 1 0 II I s u fzunl a 4 1 I1 flu A' If 1 NFVPI R IIAIAII NIRHINC7 .llIKIz Hlinzurrlvrlyn' ll1l'lIII1'I'S l .' 'lx I hy Imax. mmr 3 -111 . '. .lI'l4I Yll YFRNT- . 'Jllilf' I'is yrriwons prrrliny with flour! l'1llll1l1lII1l,U S111d'1-11 11 to I ' - 'lvl'2l,4fk . -v. 1 . ... .-.-. 1' llqnn lmll- 1 5.!0ll0l' N I ' 1 f 1 ' I1 u 1-l 1'l11b 14: Varsity Trawk 4. NN 1 N11 'llil 1 I 111 1 mmf 11 Il H01 1 0ll1Dl 0 IIOIIOI N 11111 Ill N ol N II1lx fllfliflll lltlllllllllll xhm mrs Il 1Iu I NNI' :pl hllllll 1 rm: Nw pnfm rr alll of you .HHH XRD 1 l 11111 I NUI H HUUII I 1 N N HH III 1 rs 1111111118 Mme ffllllfl su mm R ' 1l'll NUI hlllllf' 'Ill Inuit 11111111 llfililllf' ylktlf mln ' 'l'1.1sk 1 ' 5, 4, 1111111111 5 CIONS 9 Q - l L I I I J I I 5 f C K C 1 f I K C C C K K K I' Q J 1411, .'1ll .11,1f:I11 4 . '. ' 3 ' HA A 'A J 1' J lIe' rm ' :rua rm . ' .Q 0 '1 ,w.'y'.v Im 'niff' fl- - All. I l!11slwtI1:1Il 43 1111112 -lass 'IU ' VE! ll M1111 4 ' J . , - A . 1 1 - va- 111 3 . 1-1':1p- 1 1 , Ro Q 1'luI1 I. J J J 1'II 1111 we 'x11'1'11 I J l'Il1IZAlIli'l'll .'IllC 1 'UN A ' ..,,,,,,,, '-1' 1 Ill lllIl'lI'I A 1 Af Q' um - - U - ' ' J nu! A ' -'flflv' H , ' H , KOH G, FFP, 4 ' Ituss-lmll 2. ll. -lg 1': :lin J S1DIlll1llll1lI'l' Il1':1m:lti1' filllh 4: lmskmhull 3' 4: MMI' J :Q 1:11-v 1'I11h 1. 2. :sg Aafiu fm 4' J fllllb 1. J ANN. .' 'JUDA J A A 1111111111141 .. 11111 4 'l'41lL . lllljlv' no I ll .. .A my J TI1, ffirurl me 1, nfl .Nil ,, iN I ,. .1 ,C-, thu fl'i'11I'x frivmlx llrf' - -11 fl V '11rI N0 1 Ii ff. Q 1111-0 1'luh 1. 2. Q 4 1 '. I 'I Ji U. T II1' 1 ' N 4 ' z ' Q -'lfff is ,mr ,-0 .1 -1, mln 9 ' 'W 11'Il tl mv' ' 5 slvl una nn! 1 fm- - 4 Q 11 1:1111 1 11.1 1 1 ll' ' 0 3- Q Q 1 5 1 X 1 . 1 1 . I N X I il IV V Q 11.11 2 T11 Q I Y ' W ,177 . V1 p TI1irfyATh1 'Pt' 3 I I 1 w l b 5 S H 4 V M.xl'm: sl'1,1,Ix',xN 14,xI4.1.xx hNlXTll ..N,l-,lm--, EV lI4'1' rlunrinyf fvrl unrl spurlf -L The I lrorlal h'll0ll'N nothing lim, Smile 5 of 'ts WVU , 1'e01'7f ' 1l'oulrI uny faiir man lu'- s Hanoi' Roll -lg Girl Rv- fluff - S V s 3' 4- Ilrullmtic l'lub 1. b . U 5 ILXICILXIKA S'l'1Dl,'l'I'lNI I'lI,D'I' If.lIf If IHS 5, fv, .,,'1, I 'HMI' MLxtl'R H H '7'i.w virtue Ihuf :Ives mulfc b AI, hw' max! 1ll1lllii'6!I.'U 5 SWF N710 l'f'm'f 'f'tU5 is Ilunur Hull 22g llonoi' 5 lrm!. ' Studs-nt 2 NUIlilllllli!l'1'-l l'l'Sil' nmn l1l'2illlZlii1' Ulnln 23 Sock y Honor Rullw 1. :incl Ruskin -lg Cust oi' Ar- , rival ol' Kitiyf' Hive 1'luh U 1. 2. ::: mmm Vlulr 11 um Ilvsm-l'Vvs S -1 y L. . U in IHVIIAHID STURRS M YMIUIIAPIL R. STAVINZKI JllfU', ' 1 1'K'fY Mimi:-e oftrfu pfwwrulrlcs With Iourls of useful Zum- 'l'Ah ' N ', m !' falls' ber in his head. llunm- H011 2, P F RITA BI, STIGIWIIGNS MARVIN STRICKLAND 'N'l'1fVl'1 TA Ii'Z.l .X Ullugfef HIM' Hllllllfll 'Ulf' Not u man of iron but of brmyf vrirlr. they Jfwt und HN, WI. 1, . yllllfllflll jnllifyfj ' Honor Roll 51 Studvnt 1 Honor Roll ls: Honor , 1'mnn'il -1: i 'I'l'Sillll?lll-SOIbll- NU'l i- onmru D1-:unatiu Club 1, 24 , , D U . S0m.Mm.y and pwsidentl hlevlluh 1. J. .g,, 4: Nu- ' In-:ul in Arrival of Kitty. ch-nt l'uunm'il 1: T1'zu'vl Club Qovk and Ruskin 3, 43 Cust 1. G.: I I - li. ,.. ., F :nf Uihmvlu for the Mining t,',t.xlIuunwn 10511111 AL S0lIlillllliS Staff 4. In 1' 5' P Q 1'IVl'lRlG'l I' SNVANSON f l'IARl.I'1 S'I'l1IYl'ZNSUN - STlu'l'1n ' Th1' hope' of 1II1'llNlIl'I' is rm ..l3,,.,.,.N mm, Illwtx MN WWW good as pleasure itself. ,. , U hm nt hut' llonol' Roll 3. H ., 1 . , ,, , 101411 tluh 1, View Llub Intm,-dass Basketball 1, Q 4. ' :Eg TUl'1'll Club 1. F' F Q 1 ' 1 1 J Ltt L s O - 1 L --.un -ff-A Thirty-Four Dill ffCKKKCfCKfKICKK I 4 4 4 4 4 4 J J 4 4 4 HINYAIRID SXVICICNEY JS W11'ln'.VIJY WorrIx. zrorfls, ll'0VflN. ' IIUIIUI' Roll-IT: l10ll0l' IHYTH YINTUN ,A1,I.,I.HH,,, I U Stud:-ui. Q I rv Nl D 4 mm duff in the vounrry is 'UPI' Hmmdn mm'm' zrurill mu- month inform, Ululn 1. 2: Vast of Arrix'- H1 gf Kitty gg gm-k and Ulm- t'luh 13 Dclmtv 2. liuwkin 3. Al. l'IIJlTlI 'l'AHHART 'U U vlfzlcxx Y1lI.Kl'IllT '21 IIIUVP'-ll hrurf Illllkfffl a VIfIfX,4 f 1f 'f -U , I-Il tal-1-Q wo littlf' lu mal'e lllblllbl' Ru!!-Ji, hm' Illllflllfv llonu- Room Il:lsk1-1h:l!I 2. 3. 4: lllftll'-K'l2lSS Ilzlsl-Imll Iiuslu-llu:1.II 'IN-:uug llmm- 1 Iluom Fl'0NllllI2ill AHII1-tim' Q Q 1 :ig Svrsup Hook Vluh 13 Stn- ' l'mnluIlt1-v: Junior R1-11 tistiml f10llllIlilll'0 S0lllIllllliS Cross. 4. DORIS YHN DICFK 1 DUT l'IIlNI'IS'l' 'IHUIGAHT ' lz'lu'.YlI'I E 'I'll1' llllllll flmf lmflf IIIIHIC .,,VmH, hm, wir 'mum WW 1 you fuir hurl: nmrlc you rIrufnm.w. WMI' V llnskvtlxzlll Iluun- Rmuu I. T Nl M I . ,1.i,,1 mullual U, 1' lint 2. ZS. 4: Y:1l'si1y I-laslultlmll ' 13, 4g llusa-hull 2. 3, 4: Svrap Q Hunk Vluh ll Honor Roll 10 1'II,l'IANUli WAl.I.A1'l4I lil, l'nuiiy1 is 41 mlfrn'ul1ohfr'f'I Dukls THNIXI of fvmptufirm I0 any wo- Q lNl7 ' man. ..,. . . 4 n hr: young lwurf czfffry- f 1 I'l!Nlllllilll'h0Iill0Ill0l'l' Dra- Hlillfl iN fun. llllllil' Club: Sovk and lius- Q llmml, H0114 kin 3. 4: Vast ut' Arrival 9 of Kitty, Ill-alvlx for thv Q Mullin. I'll lmzlve it 10 Q Xou : Axsisinui llhiitol' ut Fl'l'Nlllllilll Nvws Club 1. Q 1 l'ZRNlGS'I' 'l'l'Rl'Il'K Q 'Alfl1NY SUSAN WARl3l'Il' Q ' SPH Nix lint' shall m'I'r-r 11fv1sv A Q I' ku H., L, 4 lvl h Ml lruurlla' of llliNi'lli-I'f'1lllf ,:. 1: - -. I Ks- . 'xi H ' l 1 , 0l'l'llllf of NIIIIICNXU Q umu Iislskl-tlmllz Rlillliljlfll' ot Q Cross l'ountry 4: Sock and llvlwl' Hull 23. Q 3?llNklll- H., 4: 13:1 oi mm, Club 1, 23 Tmye, Hihlllllllj., Im HAI: .I00u, Y muh 1. Ulm- 1'Iuh 1: lllstnry Club Q lg f,'lll'l't'llt livvnts Uluh 1. ' I JI .IJ DD LSC LL tLLL 1 ,--, 8 L I VW vi' ,Y-YI-L -VJL Y Y1.,, Thirty-Five O I 4 J J J J 4 4 J J J 4 N 0 I 131717 'NCPK1 AHNIGS XVATSUN MAG ,11l'1'1'1ll ,Jun hm' 11!l1IfH011l0 11-1111. More 1111111 nun 1l0lll'f 1Iir1 ll'Il 11111 11, 1l11110r 11011 11. 11011111 1:00111 lL11sk11ll1:1ll 1, 2, 513 Girl 1'i1's01'x'1-s 12. ZS 4g L:1ti11 l'1l111 1: llovlivy 35 S11l11:11111is Stuff tl. ADA XVl'IlI11 Ul.V.1Ii'1 T111' L'11lI1 of 11 sport .1111 11 111:11 111 111 1'1't, 1111111111116 ll n1l 1ll1!l1l'1lf'l'l'. 11111110 114111111 I511sk1-tl1:1ll 1. 2, 31. 4: Varsity Ilaisketlvull 2. 3. 4: f':1pt:1i11 uf NV11ii1' '1'l'11l1l 2: Varsity 11111'k1-5' 1. 2. 21, 4: 112111111111 11111'k1-y 3: l5:1s1-111111 2. Zi. 11: SOI'1'f'l' '1'1-11111 43 Lit'1- Saving -1 f'110'l'1' L1':11l1'1' -11 111-21111-rs' Vlnss. 2. ZS, bl. D1 PRUTI 1 Y NVIGNG RU V10 LFS MDOT HN111' 1111.1 111111111111' with the 0111111916 Near!! 1101110 111141111 liaskotball 1, 3: S1'I111ll' Vlusx l'111'ty Vom- 111ilt111: 4: S1,1111a11l1is Staff 43 S1111111111111111 D1'1111111tic Club. 11111511611 WILLIS lVIl.l.IH l'.'11s.11. ol11i11i11!l. not 11111011 sl11'1'1l, 1111.1 is IL UllCf'I'fll1, 1111111111 c1'1'111I. ll01101' 11011 10. 8111111-111 l'011111'i1 1, 2' 1711111111111 31. D11l111'1'11Y WILSUN DUT 'l'11 111'1' .llllllllfl l11'111'f, elreryl- 1l1i1111 ix f1111. ll01101' 11011 N. 11011111 1100111 112lN1il'111Fl11 1, 2. Il, -1: Varsity SXV1lllI1l1llg 2, 43 V111-sity Hockey 4g 1Vl11I1- 112lN1i1'111H11 Team 3g linss-111111 3. 4. MA RJOHIIC XVILSUN 1I1'1'11i11 is 1'1'1'r11I1vl f11c1110.w1 1111111if1wI 1111111 uf 11'is1I11111 ll 1'1111fi1111111l 1-111:111'f111 111.1- 1111xifi1111. 1111111 1: Vi1'11 1'I'f'S1l1l'Il1 111111- i01' Flnssg 1:1112 1'0111111itt1-1' '1'1-ss l'l11I1 -1 1 S11111z111l1is Slalfl' -1. urssmnn u1Ls0N HH1NSu .ll111Iit,11 wins IIS ,the es- teem of true 1111:11. 11011111' H011 223 1l01101 4t11 5111111-nt f'11u111'11 2, 3. 45 -1llI11411' l'I:1r-as '1'1'1-z1s1l1'111': 111111: -11111 1'I'U1ll 114lIIl1ll111l'1'1 : 1'i11111:11- 1:1ti111,: T1-:1111 43 f1l'2lf1' JI'L1A V1'11Gl'JI. J1,'I.llf 1'1'11111'i1111 1,1 1111111111' IIII1 1111. u 11011111 s1'i1'111-ff. II111101' R011 3. JOHN ZATKUXVSKI T111' !ll'l'll hw! 111 i11 11.1 11113 c11'11f 111 H10 1'111'.w 111 11112 11'111'111, II01101' 11011 D. 11lTl'1'f1'1'1NN 1l'1sI11-lI1'1l 2 111111 1111111 13 4211111111111 1'10p.1.1111 l'0111l11illce. N1'I1'11lNl'1 KAHLSI-IN IU I'l11: 1l1'xi1'11 In plrfrrw 1'1'1'1'11I11i11f1 ll4lI'1I1fI Iijlffv .w1'1'111s i1111111'11 111 11111i111'11x. 1111-11 4'l11l1 11 l!:1sk1-1111111 1. 2. 71: '1'11111l1li111: I 1 .' 1 'S ALZ'6'll1 ll. 1'R1'11l1'11il1'1i LA l '111U11'I Nlf'I,la ' I'I11' I1111111111'. 11'iI111111f 111111111 1111111111 11111111. X1'1A1'1' 1'1'1'o111'1-1 111 my 11lljlf1l11ljl of!111'111- .w1'11'1'.w, S11Il'11 VALl'IN'1'l -lUl'I 1I1' i1111111111111 his f111i1' for 11'is1-1'1'111-ks. '1'1ll'U1l Club. Q I -1-1 V w ,,.. H ,.....-- Thirty-Si,v .lI.l RGIIT' 110ll01' 11011 211 110ll4l1'S1ll- S1llI11'Il1 l'1111111'il 1: 11:l11l1 HZATH 0 3 I ll 'b ff fffflflfffflif Kc ' 2 5 I 5 . s II 5 U I1 lm l F IM ll 1934 li lt 5 Best all-round girl ............. Ethel Mohr Wittiest girl ...... .............. N 'larcella Kelley I Best all-round boy ,............,..........l N rlton Judd VVittiest boy ....... Edward Hutchinson 5 Most studious girl .................. Marjorie XNi1son Vainest girl ......... ............ E leanor VVallace : Most studious boy ....,......,.,.......... VVilliam Gray Vainest boy ....... .... ........... Fred l.avey 5 Most likely to succeed girl .,,,,A Pcarl Ilrcgcr Class Vamp ........ ........... .. Eleanor Simler : Mostlikely to succeed boy ...... NVilliam Gray Class Shiek ......... ..,........... E dward Segevick b Best girl dancer ........ ............... iN laude Sullivan Best girl argllel' ..... ............ .. Marcella Kelley : Best boy dancer ..................... Merrill Anderson BUST lilly l11'gll0f .-..--.-.--.-........ Edward Sweeney Mngr personality girl ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Rim Srgpliqiig Class Procrastinator ............... Edward Breen : Most personality boy ,........ 8 ........ -Arlton Judd Cutest girl ....................................... Eleanor Wallace B951 ilrqggcd girl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Evelyn Pr-tm-5011 Cutest boy ............................. .............. C fharles Smith 5' Isgst Dressed Boy .',....., M ..,.. William Iducttgc-Us Best mannered girl .., ......,. ... ..... Janice Remig Most musical boy ................................. Fred Lavey Best mfillllfffffl b0Y ----------- ----- ---- lillglif Clarke Most musical girl ............ Barbara Nickerson Mest llfflg girl --------------- Dllflllfllb' VV0llf'Zl'0YlllS P Most talkative girl .............,....... Marion Fraser M09 Kll'HlI bfly ----'--'f--------------- Eflwilfll SWCCIICX Most talkative boy ............... Edward Sweeney Best actress ......... ...................... S ally Potts Bcst loolxing girl .,,.,.', ,,,.,,,,,,,, l Qim Stqphg-ng Best actor ................,...................... Frank Robinson Best lfmking bgy .,,,,., ..,,,,,,,,,A A rlton Judd Done School Most ...... Merrill Anderson 5 M051 popular girl ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ethel Llqmlir Class Baby .......................................... Earl Stevenson F Most popular boy ...... ............ A rlton Judd Class lllflmilll Hfllcf -----.---.-----.-- lollu O'l-eary P M051 artistic girl ,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,i A lice Bum-Q Class Man Hater ........................ Frances Hoxie Most artistic boy ....... .............. P aul Aceto MOST lllflllfllllllll girl ------ ljllyllls ll'l0f0llC3' Most athletic girl ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Ada Wk-bb Most thoughtful boy ...........,... VValter Forber Most athletic boy .,..,....... .................l X rlton Judd Class Couples f Done most for school ..,... Florence DeVito Merrill Anderson-DorothyXNengrovius Best girl dehater ....... .................. I 'earl llreger Edgar Clarke-Evelyn Peterson i Best boy debater ........... - ..... Harry Howroyd Ernest Berggren-Sally Potts P P F. P . an '-l- JD sz usa one megs s ' i i Thirty-High! Q Q. Xf fx .H 5 1 y 3 , I f 1 ' ' 5 I 4 A .....!'?Q ' , Q W7 . .. ' I, xx XX 1 I ' x ' A K S' Q' f f...f,1' Ae- mf' I 2? I? L3?1X ' ' L CLASSDM ei in Q Ie Z x ffiguxg ' op Q Q-ffm, ' f f ' lc, 0 , x I I . ' 1 N f f sf ff K lil .'f11i1!l1'1'frIfcd1Axf1i41-v If ' X l'111'fw1.vf11g 10 f7f7l'fI'lIj' S - j Thr' 1111111111 11fo111'g11'011f1. It E ffwf- --KA 'F f f 1. I' Z A A' N 65-' Vx I' X Ni- 'N fix? 1. A 91 1 an :zur : CKCKKCKKCKKC S Ellie Gllaau nf 1934 s 5 GRADUATION PROGRAM 5 PROCESSIONAL ....... ....u.................... IN Iusic by the High School Orchestra b GREETING ...........,.. ............................. P resident XYillian1 Gray 5 MUSIC .................... ...................................,........ T he Glee Clubs ORGAN SOLO ............................................ .Composed and Played by Fred Lavey T THE CHIMES OF SERVICE b QA Pageant Hfritfen By Members of the' Classl s s PART I--THE GRADUATE VIEWS THE FUTURE : FIRST GRADUATE ........... . ................................................................ VVilliam Gray SECOND GRADUATE ................ ............... I jearl Dreger : THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE .................................................,,..... Marjorie XVilson Z PART II-SERVANTS OF SOCIETY 5 RADIO ANNOUNCER .................................................................. Fred Johansson ' Scene 1-A Labrador M11Y5I.011 ........ ....... X Vritten by Ernestine Montie U DR. GRENFELL ............ ......................... I rving Comber FIRST ASSISTANT .......... ....... E mesfme Momie f SECOND ASSISTANT ..... ................. Alice Bunce ' MESSENGER ......................... .............,................,.... I Jaul Aceto Scene 2-A SCT611f1.Sf'S Laboratory ....... ....... N Vritten by Ernestine Montie DR. KOLMER ......,...................................................................i..... James Baker F REPORTER ..................................................................... ........ IN Iarcella Kelly F Scene 3-The Office at the Warm Springs FOUINTUTIUUIZI ............ By Rita Stephens THE DOCTOR .......................................................................... Leonard Harris DEPARTING PATIENT ............................................ ....... I Trancis Barlow ENTERING PATIENT ........ .............................. R ita Stephens 5 Scene 4-wThe Wardc'n'.s' Office ...... ........ X Vritten by Ernest Berggren T XVARDEN LANVES .......... ...................... X Villiam Luettgens THE PRISONER ........... ...................... S amuel Silverstein P , Scene 5-A Juvenile' Court ...... ........ N Vritten by Ernest Berggren THE JUDGE ............. ...................... E rnest Berggren r THE MOTHER .......................... ....................... M arian Fraser THE BOY ....................................... ..................... A ngelo Massolini if Scene 6-A Corridor in The Caplitol ....... .......... X Vritten by Rita Stephens H' THE SENATOR ............................ ..................... X Villiani Brennon lf' THE LOBBYIST ................. ......................... M ichael Reardon 0 ' Scene 7-A N ewspalper Office ....... ........ X Vritten by Phyllis Moroney p FIRST REPORTER ........... ...,.................. B arbara Nickerson r SECOND REPORTER ..,... ........................ j ohn Zatkowski THIRD REPORTER ...... ............ A nthony Gryk , FOURTH REPORTER ,,,,. ......,,,,,,, .,,.....,.,,,,. M a rvin Strickland P 'a n n 1:1 1 nn ' sag gg npeg gyg Forty llllffliiflfilffllil C' PART III-MANCHESTER SERVES HER PEOPLE Some 1-The Fire House ...... By June Loomis, Ruby Jarvis and Russell NVilson FIRST FIREMAN ...................................................................... Russell lVilson SE'COND FIREMAN ..... ....... ......... E d ward Sweeney THIRD FIREMAN ........ .............. I lay Andisio HIGH SCHOOL GIRL ..... ........ C aroline Rubacha A POLICEMAN ....,.,....... ............................................. E arl Shedd Scene 2-The Hospital .,...., ......., B y Alma Bailey and Dorothy Little INTERNE ............... .................................. M artin Anderson HEAD NURSE ,.... .............. Dorothy Little A MOTHER ........ ........... A lma Bailey THE CHILD ....... ......... L orita Copping A DOCTOR .,.,. .............. j ohn Farr A NVOMAN ...... .............. O lga Kwash A NURSE .................. ......... E leanor Simler Scene 3-The Town Office .,.,.,.,,..,,...,..,..,....,.............,................ By Harry Howroyd THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN- Harry Howroycl, Ray Ruddell, John Chambers, Matthew Naczkowski, Edgar Clarke, Robert Carney VISITING NURSE ........................................................................ Mary Currie DIRECTOR OF VVOMEN'S RECREATIONS ............ Katherine Mrosek MEMBER OF THE SCHOOL BOARD .................... Margaret Kompanik REPRESENTATION OF THE MERCHANTS ............ Florence De Vito MEMBER OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ....... .......... H ubert Guenin PART IV-A-THE ALTAR OF SERVICE Speeches of Represelztaltiws of the Ol'gG?'1ISUfI.011-- Written by Marjory Cockerham, Barbara Stoltenfeldt, Frances Cashion, Joseph De Simone THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE .......,...... . ............ . A MEMBER OF THE MAsoN1C Lo'i5oE .,.... ' ' A MEMBER OF THE KIVVANIS CLUB .......... A MEMBER OF THE LIONS' CLUB .............. A MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN LEGION ..,...Marjorie XVilson .......Gordon Fraser .............Elmer NVillis .......Frank Robinson .........VValdo Hyson A MEMBER OF THE GRANGE ............................. .......... J une Loomis A MEMBER OF TI-IE Y.M.C.A. .................... ............... F red Lavey A MEMBER OF HI-Y ............................,........... ...................... A rlton Judd A MEMBER OF THE GIRL RESERVES ...... ..Ernestine Maynard 3 A MEMBER OF THE BOY SCOUTS ......... ............ R ussell Johnson A I A MEMBER OF THE GIRL SCOUTS ........ ...... F rances Cashion A MEMBER OF THE SONS OF ITALY ................ Joseph De Simone P A MEMBER OF THE SALVATION ARMY ........................ Rita Dwyer , A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CHURCHES Barbara Stoltenfeldt , A MEMBER OF THE- RED CROSS ................... Marjory Cockerham LEADER OF THE 'CLASS OF 1934 .................... ................ X Villiam Gray , THE VALEDICTORY .............................................. ..................... P earl Dreger P '43 an xx ns A sts ug eggs L 4.0 , , .- ,1, ,,, In miuhuwr , ,,.,, a 0 1 J - Gllana ihiztnrg s s AN INTERVIEW' WITH FATHER TIME : Scene: Father Time's Office. Qbefore cnrtainj 5 ' Characters: Father Time and two graduates of the class of 1934. 5 fFather Time enters door .carrying at large book. He goes npon platform before enrtain, sets book on table, sits down and starts reading it. Soon two graduates enter by other door and one of them spying Father Time, points 5 . . . . . v him ont to the other. Approaching him, the first gradnate speaksg 5 First Grad. Good evening, Father Time. NVe have travelled a long way looking ,. for you. Second Grad. We have been travelling fast, steadily, and hopefully. VVe are U graduates of the 'Class of 1934, from M. H. S. : Father Time. You must be very anxious to see me and I readily believe that your way has been difficult because time waits for no man. Can I relieve ' the pressure that is on your mind? 5 -. .. . . . . . 5 First Grad. It 1Sl1,t exactly a pressure, Father Txmeg it is a yearning for events 5 of former days which we would like to recall. 5 Second Grad. We have learned from others that you keep a record of past 5, events and are willing' to unearth them for those whose interest is unabating. Father Time. Most assuredly! I have done it many times before and each time M my interest increases. Only a few weeks ago I was visited by a similar 1 group. The imagination of one was so stirred up that he expressed his re- flections by a poem. First Grad. Have you the poem? P p Father Time. I have written everything that has happened in this world. First Grad. May we read it? F Father Time. Assuredly. fFather Time turns the pages of the book until he finds the poem. Then he tnrns the book toward the gradnates.5 , First Grad. freadingj F I sank my roots in Manchester. ' I could have asked for more, P But I was happy here in town P So never saw its door. My roots first sapped the grammar school But later M. H. S. p My mind engulfed the higher arts, ' Enlarged my scope, I guess. , The days I spent were happy ones, P Those memories will cling, ' At least I feel assured they will, , Until I meet my King. Second Grad. I, say, you must be very busy in giving aidf to so many. Do you - think you can spare us enough time for our greedy and triilling wants? P 'J J 'Forty-Two .L DIDD SKKCKCCKCCCKKCKK Father Time. I am glad to see that you' practice what you learned in school about good manners. As for the time needed, there is a time and place for anything that one desires to do ifrhe is patient. I can start right away. If you don't mind drawing the curtains aside,aI will clarify the history by il- lustrating parts of it. First, I shall show a scene illustrating the first few days at high school when the students became somewhat confused in their new environment. Scene: Three students conversing as they meander along the corridor. lst stndent: Wfell, how'd I know that was the wrong room? Znd student: Gee! NVhat a place. You all have to sit in alphabetical order and keep changing rooms. 25rd student. Yeah! And then my name was written just as plain as black and' white outside. Miss Burke's room and then when I went iuside she said she was sorry, but I was in the wrong room. Father Time. Ufefers to bookl No doubt this scene reminds you of a Septem- ber day ,in 15330, when you entered M. H. S. as a freshman. But then these feelings of uncertainty were soon forgotten and you buckled down to work and to organizing the class. In each home room you chose, home room officers. Soon you gave your support to the various clubs, each according to your taste and inclination. Scene: Tableau of the Clubs-Debating Club, Cilee Clubs, Dramatic Club, Latin Club and the Floating Herald. Father Timef. Then came the class elections. After the smoke of battle cleared, you found that john McKenna was to be your President. Soon afterward, the Class purchased a painting entitled, The Santa Fe Trail , to be award- cd to the home room which showed the greatest improvement in citizenship. It was won by Miss McGuire's room and was permanently established there after it had been on exhibition in each of the freshman home rooms. Scene: Exhibition of The Santa Fe Trail . Second Grad. That was a keen contest and I enjoyed looking at the picture dur- ing the time it was in my room. Fiirst Grad. Did any of the students win prizes in the freshman year? Father Time. Phyllis Moroney was clever enough to capture an honor. She won a prize for her short story which was published in Somanhis, the school publication to which several members of your class have contributed numerous articles. That covers practically all of the major events of your freshman year. Now for the sophomore year. What would you like to know first? First Grad. I think I remember the officers. XYas not Thomas johnston the president and Eleanor Patten, vice-president? Father Time. Yes, a11d Anita Passacantell was secretary, and john McKenna was treasurer. Second Grad. Wasn't Tom the only member of the varsity basketball team? Father Time. Yes. He was the first-string center. Speaking of sports, I note that Chucky Smith and Eric Rautenburg were playing second base and center Held respectively on the Varsity Nine . First Grad. Were there any other students that were outstanding? JI I ll LSL ktkkkkttl- ' i -i V '-L U ,Q if V-Yr i --lr Forty Thiee 3 xx 2115 rf fcrttfittftti g 5 Father Time. freadingl On this page it says that Marjorie lVilson and Mar- s garet Kompanik won XV. C. T. U. prizes. During the year John Hutt was t concertmaster of the orchestra. A Second Grad. Did we share much in the activities of the school? 5 Father Time. There was a sli ht decrease, but this ha ened because the clubs . g PP . 5 included members from the three upper classes. 'lhe Sophomorevhresh- 5 man Dramatic Club had a large percentage of sophomores. This club pre- sented The Arrival of Kitty in the spring. Most of the cast was made up 5 of sophomores. 3 First Grad. I'll never forget Frank Robinson as he appeared on the stage dress- h ed as Kitty! v- Second Grad. And I'll never forget the club's president, Edgar Clark, as a s negro porter! C Father Time. Edith Brown won the tennis championship this year. Another outstanding event that I note is the class party. There was a great improve- ' ment in the dancing of most of the young men. s g First Grad. What do you see in your book for our 'junior year, Father Time? 5 Father Time. This seems to be a year in which you concentrated on social activ- ities. 5 Second Grad. VVhich one is the most vivid? 5 Father Time. I would say the junior Prom. Eric Rautenburg, as the junior I Class President, had the' distinguished honor of leading the Grand March. Scene: Eric Rautenberg and Ethel Mohr in formal dress as for the Prom. P Second Grad. Didnlt we play an important part in the Clubs or Athletic teams? P Father Time. In the spring, the Sock and Buskin Club presented Reach for the Moon and several members of your class took part, among whom were Evelyn Peterson and Edgar Clarke.. Scene: Evelyn Peterson and Edgar Clarke reaching for the moon which is fixed on the wall. 7' Father Time. During that year, Coach Greer produced a wonderful soccer team 9 which lost only one game. Your class was well represented on the team. And now for your senior year,-the last stages of your journey through P M. H. S. F First Grad. Oh, yes, I remember what a shock it was to learn. during the sum- mer, that C. P. would not be with us in September. You recall he left to become headmaster of Cushing Academy. Second Grad. We were saddened to lose such a good friend and leader, but we were happy that Mr. Illing was selected to take his place and that we would ' complete our high school career, as we had started it, under his leadership. First Grad. Wasnft they SoM.xNHIs, except for the class year book, discontinued V in our senior year? Father Time. Letlsi see Cloak.: it np in baokj Yes. it was, but there was a year P book, with Fred Johansson as Editor-in-chief and Marjorie lVilson and XVil- P liam Gray as his co-editors. A school newspaper, with XValter Forber and Florence DeVito as co-editors, was published in the Manchester Herald 'I twice a week, and furnished news of the varied activities ofthe school. ' - V Q 1 ' W Y ,, , rg .. .i- you . .Jul Forty-Four QT Db ll Il! CCKCKCCK KCCCCK Q ' ' Q First Grad. Oh, yes! I remember now. That was a good idea. It gave the students a chance to get their names in print , and also gave the towns- J people information on just what was going on in the school. J s Second Grad. Yes! And they had jokes, cartoons, and remember they had a . picture of the cast in the Sock and Ruskin play? W'hat was the name of 0 5 that play, Father Time? J b Fatleer Time. I'll Leave It To You. g 5 First Grad. Uh, please,tell us! 3 Father Times Urn Leave It To You. ' J sv Second Grad. Oh, Father Time, we really want to know! Haven't you recorda I Q 5 ed it? 5 Falizer Time. I mean that the name of it was I'll Leave It To Youf, 4 : First Grad. fthe mistake dawns upon him 'J Uh! Of course, I remember. 1 5, Father Time. The cast for I'll Leave It To You included many members of J 5 your class: Iivelyn Peterson, Sally Potts, Eleanor XVallace, Alma Andrulot, J 5 Bessie Quinn, Iidgar Clarke, Fred Lavey and Frank Robinson. 5 Second Grad. And it was good, too! It seems to me, too, that I recall some ath- letic records broken by members of our class. J Father Time. NVhy yes! I was just coming to that. Harold Cude broke a re- J 5' cord in track in the 440 yard dash. J Scene: Showing Harold Cude breaking the tape. J ' . . . J g Father Time. And then Robert Carney splashed his way to a new record in the 200 yard free Style swimming race. The tennis championships were won by two seniors, Edith Brown and Leonard Harris. In the line of awards, Vic- ,- toria Piescik, William Luettgens and Donald Harrison, all in your class, 4 p were awarded prizes for their essays in the Auto Show contest. Q First Grad. W'ere there any scholarships offered to individual students? Q Father Time. Yes. VVillia1n Gray, Anthony Gryk and Irving Comber were of- fered scholarships to Clark University. 'W Second Grad. Say! That's going some. I guess I didn't realize how brilliant Q . our class was. 2 P First Grad. That is great. Have you anything listed in your book in the line of q I parties? It seems to me ,I recall a senior party. q P Father:Time. Of course, I have everything listed in my book. You had a Sen- Q ior Soft Spots Cabaret , including in the evening's entertainment, songs, ' monologues, chorus and also dances. Q Scene: Tap dance by Ursula Segerdahl. Q ' . Father Time. And then there were other presentations by certain groups known I as the Hill Billies and the Hermits. During the Last Round-up which 9 was held at 10 o'clock, Sall f Potts lis Jed a few' childish observations. 3 l Q Scene: Sally Potts-monologue. Q P Second Grad. Thatwas a rand artv, and didn't we have a s ecial Senior Da Y? g P . P 5 F Father Time. Yes, France has her Bastile Day, but you had your Senior Fun Q P Day. All the seniors scraped up their most ridiculous clothes. P a n an an S use gp g ga sps 4.0 Fortu'Fice QI xx xml lamb 5-IICKCKCCKKCCKCK - l l 5 Scene: Showing Olga Kwash and Irving Comber in costume. 5 First Grad. Gee! I remember that day all right. The girls had hair ribbons 5 and rag dolls and animals, and the boys bedecked themselves in ridiculous- 5 looking clothes from high silk hats and cutaways to overalls tattered and 5 torn. s S'ec1.u1d Grad. And. then remember the baseball game which was held in the af- 5 ternoon in the pouring rain? Father Time. The Hermits and the Bull Necks were the opposing teams and V Irving Comber the umpire. : First Grad. We could never forget that. 5 Father Time. Here I Find there was a celebration of Arbor Day by the plant- 5 ing of a senior class tree. A very effective Arbor Day speech was delivered s by XVilliam Gray, President of the Senior Class. 5 I understand that this event took place, for the hrst time, in the history of 5 Manchester High School. Your class deserves much credit and esteem. 5 And now would you like to recall the members in the class of 1934 who were 5 in the Hall of Fame? b First Gradq Surely, that's just what we want to know. iv Scene: Finale-Hall of Fame. b Scholastic Honors. Valedictorian--Pearl Dreger Z Salutatorians-Marjorie Wilson 5 XVilliam Cray g Captains of Athletic teams: Baseball ................... ......... C harles Smith Football ........ ........... l Edward Rowe P Basketball ..... ........ A lbert Saimond P Track .......... ........... A rlton Judd , Swimming ..... ....... R obert Carney ff Soccer ........ ............ W illiam Gray Tennis .... ......... I .eonard Harris Golf ................................... ...... H arold Civiello Class president, junior Year .............................. Eric Rautenburg 9 Editor-in-chief of SOMANHIS ,,....................,....... Fred Johansson Editors of High School VVorld, Florence DeVito, Wfalter Forbes President of Sock and Buskin ................................ Edgar Clarke P President of Debating Club ................................ Harry Howroyd F First Grad. XVe thank you, Father Timeg we appreciate the kindness you have shown in recalling these, our high school days. I C Father Time. As a recorder of events I am only too glad to recall these former lip days to your minds. And now, my friends,may I claim the privilege of an ,jg old man who has watched your progress, from your infant days in M. H. S. I3 through the arduous days of toil and hardship, to the completion of your IL, I high school course and even beyond the portals of your school into life it- - self? May I charge you to keep ever before your minds the inspiration of P your class motto: Per augusta ad augusta-Through Difficulties to Things 7 of honor, confident that success will crown your earnest endeavor! r . is-If 'ani an 1 Il 'nusgngg ggce npg J Forty-Sta' 9 I x 1 C Gllaml Rlphahzt IS for Anderson l'llS 111Lli1l3.l1lC IS Xop Been 111 school about l'lVC years tlme he should stop IS for Breen a darlng young fellow In l questlon of Slxlpplllg he nex er was yellow ls for Carney, he s qulte good at SW1l11l'lllfl But greatest of all lb llls pow er ox er women 19 for Dupont wlth her jolly SITl1lC, Who IG happy and carefree most of the wlllle IS for l dward bweeney s hls name, lor much explanatlon he s establlshed llls fame 18 for Iorbes a worker most Wllllllg New helds for news he IS constantly tllllllg 18 for llray, whose sklll we respect, XVho some d ly Wlll TISS to great llelghts we expect IS for Howroyd, a talkatlxe chap, lf he sllould get lock Jaw, there d be qlllte a gap IS for IIWIII, not very muth heard, But when he starts whlstllllg lt sounds llke a blrd IS for Judd, all athlete of fame, If Wllllllllg or lOS111g he s always the same IS for Kelley, she s chuck full of wlt, Ill keeplng up Q1Jl1'1lS slle sure does her hlt lb for lavey wlth 1llLlSlL21l tralts for Mlstretta whose sport slants 'lre 1111113 Some day fronl a paper, they ll brlllg qulte 1 penny IS for Nickerson her Slnlle IS so sweet, XX e wlsll tllere were 1ll01'C of her type we tould lneet lb for Opalach at Clfilwlllg so fine Some day '1Sl all artlst he surely wlll Sllllle 15 for Peterson, her beauty s a treat lor dressing the best she just cant be beat for the QUGSUOI1 VVhat shall we do W hen forever our last hlgh school days we are through P IG for IX0l31l'1SOH an athlete wlth pusll HIS greatest fault IS to beat round the bush IS for Sllversteln, Mayor of Bolton tSorry nothlng rhymes wlth Boltonlj IQ for '1ureck, woman hunter of fame, Our falr young lH81Cl611S seem to be Just l'l1S game IS for U1 sula begerdahl the glrl who tan dante, Some day ln the follles she ll surely get a chance IQ for X aledlctorlan Pearl Dreger by nalne XX hose knowledge nlost surelv wlll brlllg her great fame V 1S for Wengrovlous, the glrl wlth the drag After poor llttle Yopo she always does tag IS for xcuse me you folks I dont I116l'lt1Oll lor leaylng you out g1VC9 lne muah apprellenslon ls for Yurgel a wonderful cook qhe d rather do that tllan pour o er a book 7 lb for 7atkowskl whose names at the end lt s a lowly plate, but we re sure twont offend i 'JJ 1 Jn J an usgsgggpnggnyg 0 zz at will :r KKCKCCCKKICCK Q 5 A ' . , ' ' K' 7 H, J 5 ' ' M , , . ' - I n s , . B 1 , I . , s 4 f , ' ' : . s C , l ' ' ' ', 5 . 's '. v V y ', D .5 . . . b .l ti 1 w ' . N V . v , L l . , . . ' ll : Q' 5, ' ' : , . Q L1 S , . V N s 1 . . . v g 5 . ' 1 . ' 5 - K sf-' v ' ' ' I - ' - 5 V Q .Q . . i .Y . . , . 5 I .- ' vu - 1 , , . 5 K . , V . 5 L .X I J f y . I V .H . K, 5 Up wlth Rachmanlnoff surely he rates. ' M . ' l f f ' N . , . . P ll v . -. F O '. . y Y' , P P 'L f . l .l , l 4 . . R .5 , . , . Y l . . , T . . . ' S ,fx . . W y ' T 1 ' Q p . . . . U . H , , . 5 u V fx , .X . y ' X V cc ,J ' ' an 'N U A A X .Q , Q , - V , l , s r Y 1 , ' x r . ' ' 1 4 i7 4 ,, L 1 ! I y P nu - 1 Forty-Seven I D DD FIT! fCKCKfCCff1CKC Y 4 Qllaaa will As duly authorized representatives of the M. H. S. Class of 1934, Town. of Manchester, County of Hartford, State of Connecticut, we have gathered, on this most solemn and signihcant occasion, to review, for the last time, the results of our efforts and progress, both registered and unrecognized at large, and to be- queath to worthy undergraduates of our school, said goods and possessions, tan- gible and inspirational, garnered through the years of, striving, that we may pre- serve to posterity the memory of our name and the fruits of our endeavor. Being of sound mind and sane judgment,H and mindful of the pitfalls en- countered and obstacles surmounted on our pafhway to a richer, fuller, happier life, and wishing to be of inspiration to our successors looking. to us for a sub- stantial means of carrying on, we do- bequeath in whole and in part, the following items: ITEM 1.: Our athletic prowess, noteworthy, successful and praiseworthy, in its example of fine sportsmanship and worthy attainment-proud, victories graceful defeats, sound minds in sound bodies. ITEM 2: Our social ability, grown steadi'y surer and more poised year by year, through participation in class functions of various types. ITEM 25: Our scholastic achievement, recognized far and wide even to the ex-- tent that one leading educational institution of the country has seen fit to change its rulings in, order to welcome members of the class of '34 within its portals. ' ITEM 4: Our knowledge of how to work with others, subordinating personal desires for the welfare Qf the group in order that our lives may go beyond the narrow confines of selfish interests. ITEM 5: Our best wishes and earliest hopes that our experiences may show the way to better and nobler living and that our successors may carry on the work that we, said Class of 193-l, collectively and individually, have thus far so gallantly furthered, and that society at large may be the better for our having been a part of it. IN GENERAL, then, to all our friends and successors catching up the torch we fling, we will our best wishes and earnest desires for their success, hoping that our past experiences may stand them in good stead, hereby revoking all utter-- ances or testaments heretofore declared by us, the Class of 1934, Town of Man- chester, County of Hartford, State of Connecticut. '45 1 in Jn an ssgsggngcqenpg Forty I- ight 7' W fQ xi X E 1 Av ' S 1 A n f S L Q WZATIU 9 ' f'f1 f fe 0 f , X 1 0 KX- fi , ' C f ' X IT , ,595 ,ff Six V Zi l . 4' f- '5 f-Xi Q..- 1 A 1 A X w i I in Y Dill ' fffffffffflfif 4 SHMANIIIS S'l'AI4'I nlhmx I 1141 IIN J Firsl Huw: xY4'Il,2'l'UYillS, I,UIllrlllll'. Mohr. Mr. YVl'ig1llf. Ilusinvss .Mlvism-l': Miss lfk I V: A1lvisv1'g JQIIIRIIIIISUII, Iiwush, Km-lly. Stvplu-us, Flwuse-1'. J S1-vnlnl Row: A. Jlulql. Inlvmly, 4'm-lu-1'!l:n11, lflllllliilllili, I'ilM1l', Im-g:vl'. Wilson, Nlrusvk, xY2ltN01 ln ul Illlxnx II4 Ix In ul ' 'L 4.-4,-. . - ph- v '2 x u,' . z 1 I Xl 'l'hiV1l lhvw' I -:rr Hp-lIAu'l1 Robinson, Zzlikowski, f'2ll'IH'lIf1'l'. lirvmmn. Xzlvxlcowski. Ulnu-lm . . , 1 - , ski, Hl'2l3', Il:-1-na-V EDTTORTAL Eilifflf-ill-ClliCf-I I'Cd JOIIIIIISSOII '34 Assistant Editors l'm':1rl Iircgcr, '34 Ircd Lzlvcy '34 131-tty Harvey '35 - Riiqlllftl C'2ll'lJCll10l' '35 Cry-l.itcr:1ry Editors---KIurjoric VK'i1scm '34, VYilli:un Clrzly, '34 Sports lfrlitors-Kzntlmcrillc Mrusck '34, .Xrltun ,lurid '34 Art liditm's-,Xgncs Ilmmlnw '34, Slzullvy fjlilllildl '34 Olga Kwash Rim Sf017llCllS Nlllfjllfit' C'uclwrl1:1111 liflith Taggart Kllllfihll l l'IlSk'1' S'l'.'X'l' I S'l'K'JU. COM M IT'j'IiE Hurry l'Imx'.ruynl lfrzmk RUbillSUI1 NYilIi:lm Igl'L'IlllIlIl John ZIlIkUXK'Ski julm Farr BU STNESS Busincss KI2ll11lj.fL'!'7RI1lHlICXV Nuvzlmwslci '34 ,-Xssistzmt Business Mzulzxgcrs VX'illi:1m Lucttgcus '34g Clwstcr Obuclmwski '35, flcorgc Hccuy '35 X Circlllzltirm kI1lllIlQIL'I'S7l?I'IlIlk Healy '34, Uurutlly VVCll,Ql'I7X'illS '34 TYPTSTS l.orit:1 Coppiug '34 Ihnruthczl Hyncs '34 l'v:u'l lJl'L'g.fC'l' '34 Margnrvt limnpznmik '34 Fvrm- Vipvr '34 f':m'+lil1c Rlllllltqlil '34 Stmmgrnpl:cr-.Ngncs XV:1tsou '34 FfXCUL'l'Y AUVYSEK S Fzlcully A-Xdviscr-AMiss Tom- 154-llnws Art-Miss Harriet C. C1bl!!l4hll I'llSiIlCSS'fx1I'. Russsvll NVrigI1t 3 J I kts u ns xkttt Fifty lllliffilfiflffflflf 9 4 J 4 J 4 J J J J J 4 J J J . --- - - - - - J WHIILID S'l'.Xl lf' lfirsl llow: l,in4l--, Mon! ie. Nl4'lU'l'SUll. lDeYiln. Miss limes. l :u'nlly Aalvism-rg lv'ol'ln-s, Kwash. Wilmm, Sullivan. J V A, is -Rwpmslf Q J Sn-emu! ltnxr: NIUYUIISIIII. UI'i:ll':l, Jarvis, l.ixing:slnn. limlselle, Little, lII'l'Q'1'l'. St'llll'l1lSI', limn- J panik. Nlaynarnl, lviana. 'l'hi1'cl lluw: Allen. linker, Kmninski, Hn:-nin. Xlislrs-lla, Knapp. Iilbllillllllh .IoImnssun, H1-ay. 1 'l1aru. Q N - 'l'HlC IHGH SCIIOUI. VVORLIJ Q The High School XX'nrhl eunlpriserl an entirely new projeet in the held uf QI school journalism in the State of i,iUllllCCIlClll. in proxiiling, in the IJl'Ul.CSSltlll1ll A newspaper, nut merely news hut a sehnul newspaper with regulation front page Q make up. 5 Q rs . 1 . . . Q . lhe ewnnpeteney uf Miss Helen j. Iustes as taeulty adviser, the chhgenee of Q the Stall, and the whuleheartecl cooperation of the fllanehesttr lfvening Heralrl 1 have made the first year of The High School XYorhl an oulstancling sneeess. Q I . . . . , . 9 e Vnhheations have appeared semi-weekly in the Manchester luvenmg llerahl. Q i 1 1 . . , . U 9- ,Xt the Uunneetient lnterseholastie Press Qonferenee at New Haven, Miss 1 ' Florence. Ile Yito, Literary lirlitor of The High School XYnrhl, had the clisline- N Q : tion of heing the only student speaker to address the entire eunferenee. Several Q , other Connecticut high schools have fullowetl Manehes1er's example in aclapting Q I the newspaper within a newspaper plan. f P - - i lg l' 1 .ag xnxx: nx1:.npnas4.gn.nsnggus. 0 , Y ,,,,,,, , ---,, t, 7 t M., W W-- et-, ,,-...--.,. f 1 ift1lf0 ne J z J Family U jistalilfsn PAINT AND 1'0WDI'IR Frmni How: Kr'ist0I't', Fnloy, l'illslnn'y, Miss Worlli, C0ill'llL Qnisll, Al2lll0ll0X. Amlrvws. Seiuml Huw: lI0w:11'4l, lAlllllllll'l'1L', Tl'0l1f0ll, XvRllNY0l'lll. 1l1'fllllNlil'j', llurxnmine. IH-tm-1'so1l, Milli-r. Mzllloney, Uxvcws, llc-ll. 'l'hirml Row: Ilumphrn-y, I'ic-li-nwski. lh-nnetf, lll'fl0l'lIlll'li, Ailnly. I'e1'v1'sm1. I'n14-r, Klinlclmin- mn-x'. M1-Cum-. Firlirill Rim: L. Jllilll, ll'l,vnl'y, l'c-wtvr. l'm11l,I'ivkls-s, xVIll'l'l'll, lizxntly, 'l'ivn:1:1. PAINT AND VOVVDFR CLVIS The Paint and Vowrlei' Clnlu, nnclei' the :ilmle lezulersliip of Miss Isabel XYortl1, faculty zulviser, has eontinuecl its good work of developing in the lower elasslnlen ll feeling of poise and acting ability. 'llwo plays have been presentecl: Al one-:let play, The Mysterious Tlianks- giving Guest :incl :1 tliree-net play, The Fznnily Upstairs. 17l'I'.Yll1l'11f ..........., ........... j fXNlI2S NIKFIONPIY 'ilfi Vive-f'1'i'.vidm1l ..... .,...................................... ll TARY QUISH 'SHS S i'i' rvtiiry ............ ........... l 'RlSCll.l..fX l'lLl,Sl3L'RY '36 7lJ'U4I.V1!7't'l' ....,........, ......... I AMES FOLEY '36 Fiicully ,flz1 z'1'.vw' ............. MISS XYORTH Fifty-Two I'll l.mt'v If To Yau SOCK AND UUSKIN Front Row: Stnltviltblilt, 1ll'I'2ll'fiZlllli. Kvlly, Mlm I':1i:v. i 2ll'lllij' Aclviswg I'vt1'l's0n, t'I:1l'k. An mlrnlnt. XV:1Il:u1'. Sn-vnntl Ilnw: I7IlllIl2lilK'l'. Nawxlcowxki. I iIcr'. f'h:t1nn:1ll, Hl'l't'llXY2lX. xY0tNiI'lli'l-. Ilowalrll. llztnllvy Still-s. Mohr, Potts. Quinn. ll1HY!'0j4i. 'I'hii'4l Huw: llnhinsnn, Alton. lit-i'g:g:l't-ll. l r:ls01'. N4-lson, V. S1l'?ill'lIS, Ilnnzthnv. Il. Stn' wht-ns I I NW-lls, Ihtatlwlnti, 1'ill'lll'j', l'ilSill'l'. l u1n'th lhvw: liuvoy, i'iXYt'l'll4'j'. llnwsvll, I.'Il0ul'ct1x, l':tl'pm-llti-i'. 'i'llI'lX1'ii, Sl'I'illlitlll. SOCK .NND ISUSKIX The Sock :rut liuskin, under thc cztpztblc ciircclion of Miss llclun Pago, clmlnzitic coztcli, has prcsciitcrl tivo exceptionally tinishucl IJl'UlillL'liUllSf 'l'hc Mzul Ii1'cnkfz1st , The Moiilqcfs l'ztw , Thu ifxcliziiigcn, Mimi Lights thc LQZIIHHCH llllti l'll Lcztvc It to' You , ll thrcc-uct Cilllllfiiy by Noel l'ow:u'1l, wt-rc thc inztjnr pruchictimis of thc club. Of thu forty mcinlmcrs, thirty have had ztvtuzil experience in acting cluring thc sciinol yczn' and thc others have hccn iniportznlt Imchintl thu svcncs. CJFFICICRS: 1Il'l'A'fl!l'lIf .................. ................... I CIJQQQXK l'l..XKlili 'IH Vim'-l'1't'.i'irlvr1t ........ ........ I iYl:il.YN l'Ii'l'IiRSON 'ZH 5't't'l'z'ltIl'j' .........,..... ...........,........,.......... X iiXRCl'fl.l,gX lii5I.l.Y 'ZH 7il't'll.YlU'l'l' .... .......... N N'll,l.lgXKl MC l'.vXR'l'l,gXNlJ '2!.3.'X Fifllll Tllrf I i 1311 fffflflflffflllf Q - . ,llofio-- Tier filrzbws flzc tiling. , W - --mi U J p 4 J I 4 J J J J J 4 ' Q 4 e 4 5 4 l J r l a l ' i J L nun, RICSICRVIGS J i lfirsl Huw: Iloili. iilllllllliilll. lillSl3ll'S0ll, XYalsnn. IiW2lSll. 0l'i:1r:l, Kelly, BUSH Kvllnirgi, Miss J, Farsi-y. Moiiiiv. Piper, Srnlsky. Iiiillv. ll2lQI3I1ll'lj', Potts, BlIll1'llf'll. J Sm-mlul Ilnw: lim-lisvlu-. Wilson. May. S14-g:vi'. Ninrslx. Seem-rnlailil, Agrgrig, 'l'l'oll1, Pivkies. I ol4-y, Ap:-l, Stiles, Alliillj Amlrf-ws.Blziyllziril. 1':1l'lson. Tllirml Huw: IAlUllllN, Al4'Ni-il. HllliIlX, Si:l12lll'il4l, Silllilllllllll. McNeil, i'ig:m-Hi. llillrigr.llotlu-1'.l!:lr- I rc-ll. Lerrh, Juilllswl, l'z1l1ncr, Rlasnil, l'l1lshl1ry. 4 lfourili Row: Mason, lilllllillillllllll'l'. Goslev. iA'iill'l'JI. Iinili-y, Little. lillNllll4'li. lfrisi-il, Sucliy, Iiilllv, Bl2ll'S1li'll, IM-lilmx, Julinsnn l'Rllllll'l', Silll1lCl'S0Il1 Selwilz, Ilzzlilius. Q Q GIRL RICSICRVICS q The liirl Reserves tliis year contained seventy-sex'en nienilmers. Bliss Casey and Miss Kellogg were the faculty leaclers. Q Q ,l lie eluli was very aetlve. .Xt Christmas, it lielcl a Qflil'lSlll12lS party for tlie Q prior eliilmlrewi of the town. in lielmruary, a Valentine lmasliet was sent to the Crip- 4 plecl clnlrlren at Newington. liaster lmasliels were given to tliealmsliouse in Man- Q I chester, and in April, a earcl party was lielcl to clefray elulm expenses, , I Q.. 1' ,,.' .,,l,,., ,,' 1,11 l,. 1 ', I, Qi eexera interesting speaius entertainer. L nu memiers currig tie year, , anicmg tliein Miss McCracken, a Hartforcl Y. XY. C. .X. mernlmer, who spoke ontlie ' l ' Origin of Girl Reservesn, and A Trip to Dlainaicaf' Mr. Mattliias Spiess also 9 gave an interesting talk on The American Indian. ,, . . . , . . 5 i ' Ilns years delegates tn the Hartford Conference were lzrnestine lllontie, Q A j XX illielmnia Ufiara, lliareella Kelly, and Priscilla Pillsluury. litliel Mohr repre- Q l -' sented the elulm at the New llaven conference. Q I l ' ., .-. . .1 , Ul'i'iL,l'.RS: i . ,, , , 5 ' I,l'f'.Ylll1'llf .............,....... ...........,............. IX i.'XliL,l'.l.l.gX lxlil,l,Y ' Vim'-l'r'C.vi11'c'11l ........ ...............,. li QRNESTINE MUN'l'lE 4 . ' 7iI'C1I.V1U'f'7' ...,.............. ............ N N'lLHliLRllN.-X Ol l.'XlQfX A ' 5iL'Cl'CfllVj' . .,.... .,................................ F ERNE PIPER P P I V I V f 3 1 in rxusxsggmgxnmsyg 0 J I I in I ..--- ..- -.A-- --4-- -----'Y---- -- --s - - ----V----s Fifty!-Four III-Y l 'l'0llf Row: Anilisio,M.A111le1's011,,H.t'l:11'k, Judd, l'I'0SitltX1ltQ Mr. R0blllSIlll, Fill'llllX Atlviserg Ilztvvy. f'0llVt'l'St', Gllt'Illll, Iioxiklls. Nt't'lllltl llnw: lim-lalw-y, llest, l'l1lllt'X, Vt'llll2ll't,.t. t'l:11'l:, Stt'Yl'llN. tl. NY1-i1', Alton. llzxek Huw: A111l11'os4-, Alllltltltlll, ltowsi-ll. t':11'pe11le1',I1l1'l':11'tl:1111l,t'111l1'. lll-Y Cl.L'li L'pnn ec111111letic111 of its thirteenth stteeessful yezir, the Nl. ll. S. lli-Y Clnh can loulq lllltlll its reeurrl with pride. Lfnclei' the hellmful glllti2lllL'C of its lezuler :intl z11l1'ise1', Mr. C. R11hi11so11, the meetings were helcl tl1e seeoiul 111111 fuurth 'l'11es1l:1y of e:1el1 innnth i11 the Center COllgl'CgZl.IlOl1Zll Clll1l'Cll. The p111'pnse of thei Hi-Y is tn create, n1:1i11t:1i11, z1111l extencl tl1r1111gl11111t the high school Zllltl Ctjllllllllllity high stzuiclzirfls nf t,'l1ristiz111 Ctl2ll'ZlCfCl'.N The eluh is 111111-seetz11'i:111 lliltl the lllCllltJCl'SllllJ is liiniterl to the two 1111111-1' classes of tl1e high St'll0tli. The ffureiiiost z1in1 of the eluh is to 111111111110 tl1e tllllll' ities of good leziclership :incl tot hritig z1h1111t Zlllltlllg its inenihers the kincl uf think- ing and acting that is honest Zllltt Sffillgiltf0l'XY2ll'tl. Ill L'ill'l'j'lllg out this z1i111, the lli-1 eluh brings to each lllClllliCl' Zl sense of fair play, e1111pe1'z1tiu11, nncl Il Chris- tian tlllfliilllg that is i111'z1l11z1hle. tll FltfliRS: l'1'1'.v1'f11'11l .......,..... ,.......... 'Xlil.'l'tlN -ILTIJIJ V1'1'1'-l'z'r.vidw1l ....,......,.........,.... ...........,.. l Cl1tl.1XR Cl..-'x N li li ,S'1'1'rvl11ry ann' Tl'L'tI.Ylli't'F .............,............... lflililllilllfli IAYIZY Imader ...................................................,.,.... MR. CHl,zS'l'l-lli ROBINSON I ijl1l-Fi I1 H1l'IIl.X'I-L' is the zmzziffvzaml Iaugzmgc of Illvtlllkllltliyy iftllf-Sim fhRK'llICS'l'RA First Row: Vit-1'Ic-I. Fashion, Hnstafson, Fl'l'2lIillll, Mr. Tlll'liillQ.ZT0ll, TA'2lll1'l'Q Nickerson, Al5ll'Sll Little. XYoodi'nt'I'. Sm-oml Row: Mosley, Fnster, Ms-Kinney. Reed, lieu-llm-lute, llrown, Allen Connors, Gryli, Salm- UIISVII. 'l'l1lr4l llowz Samlak, Clark. llzintlm-y, l'r:lll. Oluwluowski, Iiosinski, Klnck. I-'onrllx How: lil'Zll1Sl'. llrown. Warren, Ilanna,Johnson, xlflailllfflllill, Shields. Ilarris. M.XNCllliSTliR lfllfill SLTIUUI, iJRLflllCSTRA The orchestra directed by Mr. llarold Tnrkington enjoyed a successful year. lt played at each assembly and at graduation. Special lnusic was render- ed at the Lylll'lSUHZlS assembly and at the Sock and Ruskin play 1'll Leave it to You . The orchestra also participated in the Paint and Vowder CIub's produc- tion The Family Upstairs , and the Triangular Debate. The officers for the orchestra are: l'r'v.vz'rle11! .... ........., 1 5ARl3.rXR.-X NICIQICRSON .S'ccr1'lnry ..... ...,.............,.,........... .........................,.....................r............................. ..................... ...,..................... . . N N 'QXRID liRfXl7Sli L,ll7l'iIl'ltIlI.V ..... - .......... l,LTCll.l.li BROVYN, ANTHONY GRYK, and EIJXNI-XRIJ KUSINSKI Those who are lost through graduation are: Barbara Nickerson, Frances Cashion, Anthony Llryk, Leonard Harris, and Howard Brown. HLl'll'I l'LI'liS I'll'4llll How: llurr, Slowly, In-ym'in, Nl lN'll2ll'll'l'il, ll'I'h:1l1I:1. l.:u'4'y. l'resi4le-nt: Al0l'4'llllIli, I' Robinson. Ilruwu, Smlsky. Univ. So-4-mul Nou: S1'j'lll47lll'. l'l:1l'k, Slrieklzlml, I . R0lllllSUll. Ill1ll,Ss'l':ultml.linlher,IlilIrie,1':lrIs1m. l'l'll'l'N0ll. Mur1Im'k, lll'lll'4'INl,lllliipjlllll, Nl. Smith. 'l'hi1'sl How: A. .lnlmsum Ilzlnnax. AIVIIIUISII, llolmes, IC. .Inhnson. ll1'Sllll0Ill', 'l'ysl:, Amlqly, I-'Nh haulcly llum-1-. llymlv, xllll1'l', l'. J4lllIISHll. Hmm-ns. l uul'th Huw: Moore, liergprm-ll, 'l'unl:ln. I'. Jolmson. Hriswold. liixxell, Murphy. Nh-I1':lll'. I':lI- . ten, lulnn-l', Jarvis, lil'ilI'llS,lI3lllgl'illl. GLIIIT L'I.L'l3S The must ixuporlzmt work of the lllee Clubs eenterefl zlrouml ilme LI Lf. l. l Contest whiell was llelrl in May, in lluslmell Memorial zu ll:u'tfm'ml. .Xt fll1'lSl.lllZlS, the clubs llelperl to make up a line assembly progrzlln. The oilieers of the COl'IllJlll6Cl lilee Llulms were lfrefl l.:1x'ey, l'resirleu l I Merrill .-Xuclersun, Yiee-l'resicleut: .Iulm lgUlllillS, 'lll't'2lSlll'CI'Q f'llf3SfCl' l erris, See retnryg XYillizlm Murell zmcl lfmlwiu AXuclersuu, lllll'IlI'lZ1llS. Ulive IXlZlllCSCIl zletecl in tlme capacity of news repurtel' fm' lmotll elulms, Mr. ii. .Xllmert l'ezu's4m was tlle musical rlireetor, :md l.ueille llruwu zuul l71'e1l l.ux'ey, were zneeompzulists. J-'ijtgl-Seven w Ill! ' CCKCCCCCKKCCKK Q I S'l'I'1ll'IN'l' 4'tll'N1'IL I-'Zrst llmv: ll:llllHlll4'l', Stephens, lil'l'llll:lll. lh'eg:vl'. Judd. 4'li:lirnl:ln: Wells. Gray. Molir. Kluxzt-r, 'l'ierni-y. S1-mm! llow: lllllllllilll, 5li'lli'itli-, Vulozie. Miller, fltll'llPX, llt'lll'!'lIll. xllll'1'll, l-It-nlwrt. Atkinson 'Fllird How: t2ni'don, Vlarlu-, Johnson, lf'reny. lflarn, Frost. llaii-rern, Mailioiwy. lmngan. Hpalacll. STLflJlCN'l' Ct BUNCH. The Student Council represented the student body and in addition to their regular duties of selecting the various team managers, and awarding letters, they proposed several new plans, which were either carried out this year, or will be continued next year. AX new standard of accomplishments for the awarding of letters was proposed. .X new form of letter to he given to the cheer leaders was designed. A plan was started requiring the niaiiagers of every team to be seniors, the assistant managers being a .lunior and a Sophomore. In this way, Sopho- mores may he promoted to managers in the two years. The Student Council proposed the successful plan of having any pupils who wished to do so pay a cer-- tain amount entitling them to membership in the Student's Activity Association. This enahles the pupil to attend all home games during the year. OFFICERS l77'f'.Yf!1I?IIi ..,.......................................................................... .......... A RLTON JUDD .hl1'f'l'CilIl'j' and 7l7't'lIX1ll'A'7' ...... ......,.. I ZSTHFR VVELLS fld-Uixcr ..........................,..,.,............ .............. ll Ili. ll.l.lNG i 3 LLL gg npegnnus L 1 I , t . . N fr' f-'Ji 1f'ifty-Eight A dcba1'f s at dcbair, and that I assert. lrl'IllA'l'lN1i Front How: Miss Ulu-11-nnpt, fl02l1'llI Goslesi,lluwroyd, l', Wilson, I l'asm'. lPl'ees'r, llangrhan. Mr. llarlwe-II, Umlvli. Selfoml liowt Iinekln-y, Wilson, Hryk, l4iYlllg.fSl0ll, lmvvy, Naczlcmvski, tins-nin. Ilaek Row: tlilman. Knapp, lillfllI'll'. D lil-3.-XTING Cllfll The llehating Team of Manchester lligh School participated in the Tri- angular Ilehate on. March 221, ltllil. The subject for discussion was, Kcsolx'ed: that legislation should he enacted providing for federal control., ownership. and operation of radio in the United States. The Aftirniative team: Marion lfraser, lietty Cioslee, llarry Howroyd, and Bernice Livingston, alternate, inet a Z!-ll dc- feat at the hands of the Meriden Team. Middletown defeated the Negative Team composed of 'Catherine Wilson, Pearl Dreger, Peter llaughan, and Russell Wilson, alternate, hy a 73-l vote. Meriden lligh School gained permanent pos- session of the Il. Wales Lines Trophy upon which Manchester had previously gained two legs. Miss Uhereinpt and Mr. Hartwell were the capable coaches of our team. OFFICVIRS: I'rr'.ri1If'11l ............ ......... .........,... I 1 .-XRRY HOXYROYIJ Vin'-l'rl'.vizIm1t ............... ........... l 'ICA R l. IIN li! Sli!! S'vr1'r'1i1ry-T1'l'ii.v1m'r . .......... NI .VXRION FR.-XSICR Fifly-A inc Siwty ZX' W ' V , f K-: -2 ,f , 1 1 ' X xx 1 albw I gf! K a Q ' A A - , F :A nj - ' ECE .- SN? 7 1:3 42 W-. -...Q 6 GJ' 'S 16 3 Q 5. -1 ' Z1 f'Nz X4 3 H- 1, 1 J G O I In Xf V, . x fl ,f ! ., A . Q' ff ,fl llflzaf he shall Im out of this non' uzzfsf rzsv, f , F:-gg, slozf' .II maker-or the malfs clzivf .mw'1'ficv. p ' ' X If S1 -d j ' 1 .Ain 1 A if I XX 1 1. ki. f f Ni 'i'K, b- 1 X , . ll l3f1KKCKfKIfCClCK I FOOTBALL First How: l'2lVZljIIl2ll'0. '1'l'ottei', If0Ell'llS, NVoo4ll1oilse. S1-voiul How: In-om-, lluntenhnrpr, Hutchinson,I l':1sel'. M.isl1'ett:1, Robinson,Howe, Uillililllll Sui- moml, U'1.e:ii'y, f'0llllN'I', A. Judd, 12 Smith, She-Qld. Third llow: ll:ir1'1-tl, AIIIIHIQIIWI llalrulanrflal, l'ohlx. Blullon. lin-4-ii, ll. Smith, Il. Jolinson liai- iuinslci, Mozze, 1'Ir:ibei't, li. Johnson, l'o11ul, Wolfrzuu, Muldoon, Kelly, l'o:u'h. Fl J! TJTBALL Cuczrli--1il4ll-l .EY C'izf1it1ir1fKOXX'E ,vill1lItIjIK l'-Bgxlqil ETT Ifl R ST 'l' NAM l.. li. .. .,........ llnlchinson R. li. ........... .......... . Szminionsl l.. T. . .........,...,. O'l.cury L. H. B ......... ..,..... f X. .luchl r I., fi. .,.........,.. Home ll. ll. ll. .... ....,.... l Q. Smith C. ..... .. ........ Eczibert Q. li. .... ......... Q I. Smith ' R. Ci, . ........ Robinson F. Il. .. ......... K. Mozzer R, T. . ........ Mistretta H. 13. ...,........ G. Fraser . This years football tezun haul L1 fairly good season, winning four games, 4' losinff three, and tvinf one ffznne. Manchester shzlrecl first :lace honors with - as . is m P Ilristol for the C. C. I. L. Chain mionshi J. 1 P liight iirst team men will graduate this year, leaving practically Z1 new team 9 to be chosen next season. P ,. . . . . lhe most interesting encounter of the season was the Bristol game which end-- P eel in at scoreless tie. P , I l jj .I J'kLttsLLI.LsnxtsL . ,--,.-,..,-.-,-..--.-- -..,-..-..-., .- - . -- Sirfy-Tivo 0 xx 1:11 ' rcccxrcitccccc Q 5 I S I b , 5 I 5 5 b , U 5 5 5 U 5 U 5 5 BASEBALL First Row: Hutchinson, IIOIIIIDPF, G. May, RRLUIUIIIJIIUI, F. Smith. flillllililll It. Smith, J. May, J li. Jurlal, llwlnrthn. J 5 Sl't'0ll4lIl0W1 I'Ill'1l'3'. Svrpliss. UIHIIRIVII. l l':isn-l'. I'oI1Iu. Ili-nly, IIZIIN'l'l'l'Il. .llozzviz I l'i-ilniit. Nle- J , I'll,l'l'j', Cowles, Ilrennain, AIilll2lL'fI'l', Mr.Iielly,1'o:u'I1. B.XSIiIiI.'XI.I. P , , s ,. . ,. . ., Y , Q P Ciilflrlllz--C,II.tXIQl,,I'.S SMI III 1Il1tllIiIfll'I'+XXll.I.I.xhI IIIQI'.NINqXI'w Q Cfmlrlz--lil'il.I.IfY Q THIC TIVLXM I.eft Fic-lcl ......... .......,...,......,... I . Cioinlivr 9 ,. . , 5 P Center Pielcl ...... ............. I Ixzuitenhnrg Right Ifiehl ........ ...................... I Q. Colmh Q p Thircl liaise ...... ......... I C. Ilutchinson Q Short Stop ..... ....................... I C. -Inmlcl Q Second llzlse ....... ..,......,. Q I. Smith I i1-st liaise ........ ...........,... I Q. Smith Czitelier ...... ......,......,............... I I. Ilerlnrthzi A I'iteIxers ...... .......... I 7, Xlefnrry, nl. Klang' Mzlnehester Iligh School opened the season by clruhhing Rockville. town zinfl West llartforcl. Prospects seein good for ll successful seziso KI iihlle- n. Six , regulars will be lost through grzuluation, leaving nearly El full tezun to he chosen p next season. The returning veterans will be If, .IucIcl, R, Smith, IQ. Cohlm, If. Q Metfurry and DI. May. . , r., I ' - I I L W-L , t, Nifty-Th ree in DDD DDJMJ z e. cccccfcxrcsccc 1 i ' l Q UASBETUALL First How: Tnrvek, GilI'l'0llK', Sainmnd, VEIIDHITIIISIXQTKTOII. 0'Lea1'y. I S4-1-mul Row: Mr. l'l:irk. Foam-li: F. Smith, f'0l'll5l,L00ll0, li..Iulnison, llillN'l'l'l'l!, larlu- X Ii li. Judd, IG. Johnson. Manager. J B.XSIil2'1'l3rXl,l. Clzfililizi-S.'XIMONIJ .lIi1m1gvr-3lOl'lNSO'N CULIKII--XX ll,l RlQlJ Cl..XlQli Q FIRST Tli.XM Left Guard ...,. .................,......,.........,........,.......,.. . . ...... ....... ....... ,... , ............ X 1 ' ltun .lnrlml Left l m'u'arrl ...... ,..... ....,...,..... ......., ....,...................,.,....,....,....,....,..,.,..,, l . 1 ' ew ,Inlnison Center .........,................,......,........................................,.....,.,.,..,...........,.....,.. ,laines Shelillvn Right Guard .........,....................................... .......,..............,......... .-Xlhert Saimnncl Right limwxziril ............,.....,............,.,..........................,..............,........ .lphn U'l.s-ary i The team rlicl not enjoy a successful season heeanse of lack of forumul tif-n. The reeurcl for the season eonsisteil of four wins ancl thirteen rle eats Nlanehestefs victories came at the expense nf Rockville. XYest llartfu 1 inc Rlimlflletown. Manchester liiiisherl lifth in the Lf. C. l. League. The players lost through graduation are: Sainiond, lnflrl, Shehlon. U l L ni Tnreelq, Smith, iiarrnne, llaheran, and Leone. The players who will reunn johnson, li. hluclcl, Clark, ancl Corna. A good season is antieipatecl next year as the returning players ham Iac considerable experience this year. 1 TX '- - NfJ'fjl'FOIl7' TIKAUK I-'irst How: lg2lllllj', l'2ll'liill'tl. Pratt. llolmllus-, Nl1'll0l'llll1'lI, Wolfrzilll. Second Row: l'olml'l1, I.1-ary. 4'onv4-rse-. li2ll'l'Zlll4'. A. Judd, llillililllll NIV. xYl,!l'l'll, t'o:u'llg I rnsei', Itolrinson, l'udi-, Rogers, Jolinson, l'2ll'lN'lllI'l'. Third Ron: Annivllo, ltichards, l llZ2Il'l'Ill1l, Anda-rson, Niese. llowse-ll. l:l'1'I'll, Nlanagxerz Sai- mond. Haw-llo, l.iltln-, Kilpatrick. NllX't'l'Nll'lll. llilllllillli-'l'. TR.XCK Capfuizz-pXlll.'1'ON JUIJIZ !llr11mg1crAlillXX'.'XRlJ IERICICN C'ui1rl1-Cll.'Xltl.liS XYIISREN Tllli 'l'li.XNl .-X. -ludd A. lliana O, tiarronc G' lpmsm. ti. l.cary ', Xlcformick NX ll. XYol lram Rogers . , I.. Coburn lu. Sahnonscn l.. -I. Packard H- Vwll' l.. johnson li. Smith R. Carpcntcr K' llonalmc XY. llantly li. Shedd lf. Robinson S. Silvcrstcin Coach Pete XYigren has again developed another well-balanced track team to represent Manchester in track and tield competition. Manchester opened its season hy swamping Hartford Public ti!!-255, then continued on its winning streak to down Middletown T2-235 and liast llartford, and easily won the Rhode ,Island meet. Prospects for next year's team seem good as the majority of this year's team are underclassmen. Cooperation between runners and coach was very good and helped account for such a successful season. Sixty-Fi ce Silt-ty-Sim StN'l'lfIll lrlrmul llmvz KIUIIZIIIII, I'Iln'ivh, .I. IIUSIIIIUIIU, Hruy, Ilillllilllll AIt'Illll'l'j'. SIIIIIIUIINUII, I .ll'I'. Swnml Ibm: Xl, IM-Ninmm-. We-ir, llyttlv, Bla-Vow-, 4'urn:u. J, Huy. 'l'hir1I lhnr: lil-irxuelg IIUIIJIIIIIP, Mr. Hrevr, Vozlwllg Wu-bb, lmggvlt. . Stltflili Cllfnlifz-ANYll.l.lfXXl HNXY Illtzzzugfvri.-XN'l'IlIJNY IJIIXNA fllltlfll' -lllllill IQIQICICIQ 'l'llIC 'l'lC,XlXl IQ. ll. ........... Szxlmtmstm O. li. .. ......... liruy, NT, lleSimm1e l.. ll. . ..,...., llmmzlllue I. li. .................,......., .............. C Illfllil li. I I. ........,..,....... NX'eir Cf ........ .................. K lefurry C. ll. .... ........... I 'Iulmerern l. I.. .... .....,... D l. Ile Sinmm I., ll. ....... ....,..... N letlumn O. l.. .. ......,..., I, Klzly, l.yt1l1- KLOAI., Ulbriell RICYIICXX' Ulf SICIXSI JN 'l'l1e soccer team, umler guirlzmee of Conclm Greer :mel Cznptnin tiruy, cum- pletccl :mother successful seosrm. The reeorcl eonsists of S wins :mtl mmly T2 mlefczats. 'l'l1e Recl :mcl XYl1ite easily wcm the C. C. l. I.. title for the second con- secutive year. Unly four men will lme lost by grzlrluzltiou, leaving Cozlell tireer's prospects good for next year. Soccer is 0.10 of the newlv ur0':mizeml sports :lt IXIIUICIICSICI' Iliffll :mrl is . 35 D ' slmxxiug great popul:xrity among the stmlents. Jill! KCKCCCCKKCIKKC Q J J J J J J J J J 4 4 J J J i t J SXYININITNG I-'rout Row: I!vl'y,:p:x'1-11, XIilllRlfJQl'l', SI2ll'luil1'NVNki, H. May, 1'HI'lH'y. fiillllililll Sim-lclmlz, J. Huy, Nluzf vm' Nlr J0llll l'l'll, 1'02l1'il. 4 A - ,- Iizlvli Row: lic-airy, 1'olrul'l1, Frost. lil'l'lHl2lll. IIIIQPIIIIXV. T.lvt'm'l11ia-Ie. I'l. NlvVvig:ll. SWIMMINYI .-.,, ,.,. Cuffriilz--'ROliIiR'I' C,-XIQNICY Illumlgfvrf4I31RNI'.Sl Iilzlxirf f'm1f11---.'xl.TUN -IUHNKSRICN IRICN THE TIQXM FROST IBRIENNA-NN HACIICNOXN' MC CORN ICN CARNEY I. MAY G, MAY MOZZIQR S'l'i-XRCKOVYSKI Lli.-XRY S'l'TfCKHOT.Z CO'I3L'KN The swimming team experienced Il successful Season. Naiiclicstei' lmczlt its old rival, Bristol, by the score of 'IH-722. They also iinisliccl seventh in the State Must. There was no C.C.i.T.. meet this year, but ixiZlllL'i1C!-KCI' mlcfcatcrl :ill league competition. CZIFIICY, .iYiYCHIl2l11, fi. May :irc lost thruugli grzulliatimt. J J J J Q 5 Q 'N 9 1 1 Q 1 Q 1 Q Q Q 9 Q , , ' , . , TX, JJ in DI J xssas gg nmmnsnss t ir Y ,-.,.,,-.t,.,..-,,--,, .--.. . ..-- ,.--, A . O Siwfy-ScL'e'n -1 Dill ' ffiffflfffilif g ' r gn 1 - - Y . - 2 FINISH K'UI'N'l'liY . . J l tI'Sl Huw: f10IHll'll, Ia-:u'5', Ulblltlllllv, Kl1ll'ell.1':l1rt:1ll1: I'!il'k2ll'll. lfltlllil. Sm-0114! Huw: l'aul'p4-lute-l', Il2lllll2Illl'I', Mr. NYigro1l. l'o:uAhz 'I'lll'P!'k. Xlallzlgmwz l'x':ltl. J CROSS UJLINTRY Cafmilz-XYILLI,-XXI NIURCH 1Hu1141g1fr'f+HRNHST TURECIQ Cnaflz---'CIlfXRI.l-lS WIGIQICN Q 'Hnf TIVPXNI MURCH IT-XC'K.-XIQIJ Q C. INJN.-XITLTPI CUIZLRN 1.Ii.'XRY L'.XRI'IiN'l'FR IECIQENIVXM The Cvoss Country Team experienced another successful season under the watchful eye of Coach XYig'l'Cll. Among the honors was the winning of the 'l'hanksgix'ing Day Cross Ccmntry Race. The entire squad returns next season and another championship team is ex- K pected. The team won tive of their clual meets and placed sixth in the State Meet at Yale. Ilartfm'ml High was the only team to defeat our harriers, and this was hy one point. . 1-,N 3 Lsx s s n 1 ns t 9 'ni 'I V V -- f f f H ' ' ' Si.z'ty-Eigh t Dill ' fCKfCfCKfCCCKC Q J TENNIS Citlflflill-1 IAN N15 ' J J J J Q ,llt1m1yf'. -TlU'J'l l'liR Q 1. UIQHAN li'I l'l 11, O'l.liAR Y 5 2. H.-XRRIS 4. BROXYN N 9 ue W This yeafs tennis team is lmeing eoaelletl hy Mr. llzwtxvell. lfour men lu '- sliovfn talent with the racket, ancl they are Lll'lJ?lllClll, llurris, U'l.ezu'y, :un Hrowii. To clute the teznn has won two. and lost none. I 4 Q 9 Q fiom Q fqllflffllill--'H. C'lYlil.l,O 1 H. CIVIQLIAJ il. XY. XYEIR 2. ll. ClVl'Cl.l.O 4. Nl, .-XNlJl'.RSON Maneliester has four goocl men in tezun, the Liivello hrotliers, Xleir, :mtl Amlerson. They have all hurl experience and predictions point to zu goocl season. To :late the team has won six meets hy fleeisive margins. 1 9 5 TK , ' 'pn ' ' 'vs ,.L W Nifty-Nine J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J VV' GIRLS' HOCKEY ,. . ,. , . . ,. nglllz I'.4l:w'1'Ion. Blum-lc, lllmw. Klmwlull. Imvlmlll. Llliblvll. II2ll'l'lS. llvlalos, Mull vy,Wilsnlpllxllcx-. Sllllilllilii. A1-xml. Huy. Blilvlu-ll, llnuych, Jarvis. Blonli:-. GIRLS' BASKETBALL First Row: Montio, Ilaugh, Carlson. Sn-vuxul How: Mrosvk, Dukv, Shieldgc-, LPen1en.Lupion, Ruth. QT ll Dill 8ffCKfKfCKfKlCKC Q s , 4 s , 4 ' Girlz Ftthletirn 4 T During the past year, sports such as: tennis, hockey. soccer, swimming, 5, basketball and other athletic participation has steadily gained favor among the y girls of Manchester High School. : The annual Hare and Hound Chase, ewding on Fern Street, was a huge suc- g cess and thoroughly enjoyed by all. Un November 4, the Blue and XVhite Hockey 5, Teams journeyed to XVetherstield where they competed with Bloomtield, XYest Hartford, and Wethersfield. Although all the girls played to the best of their 5 ability, the XVhites won one game. The Blues were defeated in this compara- ' tively new sport in M. H. S. The Fall Tennis Tournainent in which 723 girls took part was won by Edith Brown, who defeated lilsie Klein 6-72, ti-I. s As fall approached, the Hockey field and tennis courts were deserted, while the swimming pool and gymnasium were put into active use. T Un January 31, Manchester's swimming team, captained by Anne Arson, was host to W'est Hartford, Bloomfield, and XVetherstield, and won the meet by thor- oughly outclassing her opponents. M. ll. S. gained Ill points, while XVethers- f' field received 15 points, XVest Hartford ll points, and Bloomtield 2 points. Bas- ' ketball Play Day , held at XVest llartford, March 2 l, was run otf on an entirely new and interesting basis. Upon arrival, the girls were lined up according to the position they played and then were given a slip of paper indicating the team on which each girl was to play. Such teams as: Hyenas, liiraffes, Tigers, and XViildcats were prominent. The season was brought to a close by the playing of P a Home Room Tournament. Due to the changing of rooms in February, this had to be abandoned. Undaunted by this, the captains of the Home Rooms picked up new teams. A senior team, of which Ada NYebb was the captain, won P the banner. , All sports during the year were run on the competitive Blue and XYhite sys- tem, entitling each girl to a reward, after gaining a certain number of points. P Under the leadership of Miss Yirginia Howard, the girls were taught not only I the rules and regulations of sports, but that keen competition with fair and hon- - est play is the important thing. P P . ' , fa Jn .la an 14' gggngg g moneys L0 .. 1. . ,.-L N.- Sm entu Une QT J li llllfffiiflfifflilll' n M I ATHLETIC HONOR ROLL u CAPTAINS 1934 5 FOOTBALL-liclward Rowe- Blimp was a guard on the team for three years. BASSKETBALI.-Albert Saimond-- Putt,' played on the football team for three years. iv . . . 5 B4XSEl3Al.L--Charles Smith- Chucky was a three-letter man, bemg on the 5 football, basketball, and baseball teams. s TRACK--Arltou .Iudd- hlucldy was also a three-letter man, being on the foot- b ball, basketball, and track teams. ' SOCCER-XVilliam Gray- Billy was a capable leader and played on the team 9 two years. 5 CROSS-CClUNTRY--XYilliam Murch--f'Bill set the pace for the rest of the 9 squad. 5 SXXTMMING-Robert Carney- Bob could be counted on for points in every ' meet. P TENNIS4Carlton Harris- Carll was No. 2 man on the team. H P GOLF-Harold Civiello- Pickles was No. 1 man on the team. Pk fa : GORDON FRASER- Bing was on the track and football teams. .IOHN O'LEARY- Barge was on the football and basketball teams. P ' EDXVARD HUTCHINSON- - Doc played football and baseball. ' ANTHONY DIANA- Tony was a half-miler on the track squad. ERIC RAUTICNBURG- Chiz', was on the football and baseball teams. HAROLD' CUDE- Bugs was on the Cross-Country and track teams. . F XYILLIAM BRENNAN- Hook was on the swimming team for two years. 1 RALPH SMITH- Silver was a high and broad jumper on the track team. IOCARI. SHIEDD- Barney was on the football and track teams. P . P ORLANDO GARRONE- Guru was a weight man on the track teams. P JOSEPH MISTRETTA- Joe was a tackle on the football team. P C 1 - ' O in J an zns a s g agnmgnyg as Seventy-Two Dill 'f -F CCKCKKCKCCCK I f Q ATH l .TETIC SUM MAR Y FOOTBALL CROSS-COUNTRY M. H. S. ..................... fl Hartford Pub, ...12 Ql-ow scorn VWHS, M. H. S. ..................... 1-I Middletown ............ 0 ' M. H. S. .................. Bristol ........................... 0 M. H, .'.'... ,'.-....'-.' 26 Colm, gum. '-..-.-..'.. 25, M. H. S. ...................., 1.. Meriden .............,.......... 6 NI- H. ..'......-...'-.-.... 25 lr.Iid.lh.t.,wn ...-.-.-..-' 330 M- H- S- '-------------------- 12 131351 Haftfflfd -----' 6 M. H. ..................... 15 Glastollbury ............ 46 M. H. S. ..... . .............. 25 West Hartford ...18 M- H M. H. S. ................. IF Blllkeley C'Hd.J 7 ml, pina. gmt.. Moot M. H. S. ..................... 7 xlvlllllllillltltf ............ 19 M. H .......'.-....-.-. .28 Hartford ..-.- 27 'i 1 M. H ..........,......... 27 Bristol .............. ........ 2 8 M' H- 5- --------------------- 70 OIJPUUCUYS '--'----------- 68 M. H. ..................... 26 Weaver ........................ 115 M. H. . 1st place Tllallllsgiving Race M. H. .................. 141 Opponents ............ 1F9 BASKETBALT M. I-I. s. ..... - .............. 4:1 Rockville .............. ,... . -as SOCCER M. H. S. ..................... 23 East Hartford ...... 29 M , , M. H. s. ..................... in vvimlllam .................. 28 NI' IS: jj: jjj Q :HI M. H. S. , ................... 26 Alumni ........................ 214 M H I xNimlmr 4 M. H. S. ..................... 19 Bristol ........................... 27 M' H' ' 2 Mcmim ' ' ' 1 H. S. ........... .. ........ 34 West Hartford ...... 24 M' H' ' . , Colm 0 M. H. S. ,.....-.,..-...-26 New Britain ......... 48 H' ' 5 Kinggwzydd' ' 1 M. H. S. ..................... 28 Middletown ............ 24 M H' ' ' 0 mqqtlmlmry ., M. H. S. ..... .. .............. 32 Hartford Pub. ...... 42 M' H ' 4 H,lrH-mfg ' M. H. S. ..................... 16 Meriden ..................,..... 39 M' H' ' 3 Aluhmi ' M. H. S. ..... . .............. 22 Bristol ........................... liz M1 H: Ijzjjjljmjijfjjj 3 Suffield 11:22:11 I M. H. S. ............... , .... 15 East Hartford ...... .34 NI. H. S. -...- .............. 25 New Britain ......... 27 A . A . M. HI Sl wvest Hartford .JS NI. H. ..................... 29 Opponents ............... 1.1 M. H. S. .................... 20 Middletown ........... .24 M. H. S. ............... . ..... 11 Meriden ........................ 40 BASEBALL M. H. S. ..................... 18 VVindllam ..................... 31 , 4. M. H. ..................... 7 Rockville .................. 2 M. H. S. ........... . ..... 394 Opponents ............... 529 M- H- ---------------f--..- 7 M'fl1U1'tQ'VV'1 --'-'-----f - 9 - M. H. ..................... 17 Trade School ...... 25 M. H. ........... . ........ 7 West Hartford 2 ' , M. H. ..................... 38 Opponents ............... 29 TRACK M. -H. S. .... . ................ 69 Hartford Pllb. ...... 35 SVVIMMTNG M. H. S. ..................... 72 Middletown ............ 23 M. H. ..................... 212 Conn. State ............ 41 M, H, S, .,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,.,,,, 66 East Hartford ,,,,,, 38 M. H. ..................... -17 Meriden .......... - ............ 28 M. H. ..................... 43 Roxbury Prep ...... 112 , H, won Rhode Island Mgfct, llff. H. ................. -..48 Bristol ........................... 27' M. H. ..................... 19 Crosby ........................... 56 M. H. ........... . ........ 46 Commercial ............ 35 M. H. ..................... 26 Hartford Pub. ...... 49 GOLF M. H. ............... Brockton, Mass-1? V M, H' Sl WmW14MZ Wtjst Hartford 315 M. H. .................. 289 Opponents ............... 366 . - M. H. S. ............... 12 West Hartford 6 M. H, placed 7th ill State Meet M. H. S. ..... - ........ 16 New Britain ...... 2 '- ............... 17 lVliflillCt0WI1 ...... l Nl. H. S. ............... 161' H. f lP'b. if , ii H Q 10122 Mgxclgg' 113 M. H. ..................... 4 VVest Hartford 0 ' l ' ' ' 2 ' ' ' 2 M. H. .........,........... 4 Meriden .................. 1 M. H. S. ............... 86Vz Opponents ..- ..... 21W M. H. S. .................. S Opollellts ................ .. 1 F P ' Ll I l l ' f Ju- '45 anxxnanxmz.gggasagggnannus 470 Seterlty 7 hl ee 'll I ' lflfffllfflfif Q Event 100 yd. dash 220 yd. dash 440 yd. dash 880 yds. 1 mile High ump Broad Jump Discus Shot Put Javelin Pole Vault 880 yd. relay RECORDS FOR MANCHESTER FIELD Manchester High, accurate to May 15, 1934 Holder Class D. Squatrito '32 F. Wittman '32 H. Cudc '34 G. Leary '35 J. McCluskey '29 A. 1 atton '35 R. Jewell '31 VV. Johnson '29 D. Squatrito '32 A. Olson '32 R. McCormick '33 C. Smyth, D. Robertson R. Jewell, F. VVittman Records for Manchester Field Time or D 9.9 S 22.2 S 53.6 S 2 min. 5.6 s 4 min. 35,4 s 5 ft. S111 21 fr. 11:21 115 ft. 5 47 ft. 5 156 ff. 4 12 fi. 2 istance cconds econds econds econds econds inches inches inches inches inches inches 1 minute 36.4 seconds Event Holder Class Time or Distance 100 yd dash D. Squatrito '32 9,9 seconds 220 yd. dash Wittman '32 23.1 seconds 440 yd. dash C11dc '34 54.2 seconds 880 yds. McCluskey '29 2 minutes 8.5 seconds 1 mile McCluskey '29 4 minutes 49.4 seconds Pole Vault R, McCormick '33 10 ft. 9 inches High Jump R. Dexter '23 5 ft. 7 inches Broad Jump R. Jewell '31 21 ft. 354 inches Discus W. Johnson '29 114 ft. 11 inches Shot Put D. Squatrito '32 40 ft. 8 inches Javelin A. Olson '32 156 ft. 4 inches 880 yd. relay Fraser, Stoutnar '34g '35 1 minute 37.2 seconds Cude, A. Judd '34g '34 13k -VH gpg V w Cygnus Sezenty Four i 5 x 111 I of ll1I.41lr1 Il In Nun N 4' I rlmil,ll I p.vl1lim SUV Vllfjl KKK CCCCKKCCCK AS NVE LL IQENENBEIQ YOU wg En: N - ? 1' f X1 - Sftvi NS X1 xi 5 Q S A CARN EY HUTCHINSON TQQ S Pa'StLW'4Q. me runes dlbk ff KBAVN xl Q .5 Oy! S X S Luka th r Tune Q SK To BYCBTI Ng ENMHOWROYD OUR HERO? dx l B31-ses V x Q W kts, 'F'.fl ROV-362'- 7': u0 105 gp! MQ co-M M022 Thats 1' Pu T DANAHI 1' Z --I 'Z 'if 42- 7 I 'fn p Y! lf! AUD l X 4 7- T, 1, u 9 xr 0 ' 1 , Xia K K U XX I 1 5 6' A IA i i I A .4 ' ku Li Ad 1,4-'Q' ' I T 5 .gf 1 'I K , if if 3 :f J. 'V fx r' . if 'Q Cf ' 5Ql 2 f 2 s A , ,,V! V' 4,8 -.8 1 .- 1 F i f mwtmtm A Ei! , f ' X X 1233 Ev . If A, U ' I Q - W 5, c',N Ax: 1 3 1 1 Q Xxf, -Q9 E 1 X x 1 .f j X H C 'Q I i ' C 'V N ffrgz- .illit- I Y I Pr Q OV! I A li :JI 'K ' LR f Aj' N -kr iw, 1 r ? V V fi ' iff, Q4 ' as ,J-. 4. vy T. ,Y i, f 'I' -I, I, ' S' W V' P - 'ng J - scan g g 1, ps-L US C-Nvzsfi-Q2Jx9Y14JAvfa'Q7CfNafa fi Z4 ,J .-. v xf 5 he -1 av QL 3 N I A 1 ' Y Q sr 1 ' MSUTQQ op cygmfox, 3 S4 - .f ' 5 6 1 X! . , fa f, o f .J , f . E f fm ' I 1 ' - -- ff f .1l4x'rll1, lllllflllrl III1' nj lily rn'-sv L , , , 'lb lim' willz lzvr, ami ll-TW' 'IVIIHI ffmx f ' f l11 llIll't'f'l'U'I lf fvl4'r1.s'1m'.v frmf' N ' 5. . . ff' i A F f ' K A If xx , ,. Q22 I Q .gf 5 . 1 - f X ,gg ' 5- Q ' f xx? -T X-' ' I 1' 1111 SKCCKCKCCCKCCCKC I Edgar Clark- Gosh darn the luck. We've got another puncture. Evelyn Peterson - You should have been more careful. lJon't you re- member the guide warned you that there was a fork in the road 7' Jjticle- Wl1y didn't you shave this morning ? Rowsell- I did. Cude- XX'ell, next time stand c'oser to the razor. Mr. Perry-tin Trigonometry classj-- Whats the matter, is the problem too triggy for you? A Thursday morning swimming class complained at having to swim six laps in the pool. A fatigued student demanded, VVhy don't you make the pool shorter ? Mr. Clark.-K'All right, I'll tank it over. On office announcements: Soup will not be served after vacation except on rainy days. . Miss Fellowsftin 'English Classl- People who want to talk shouldnt loiter on the street corners. They might spend twenty minutes in an ice-cream parlorf' A Collins Johnston- 'I'hat's all they would spend! Howroyd4 XYhy is it that a black cow gives white milk which makes yel- low butter P , Hutchinsin--' I'hat's easy: for the same reason that blackberries are red when they are green. SENIOR SAYINGS Kay Mrosek: And the wind blew Albert Siamond: That's my some more. brothefs-U Edith Brown How'm I doin? ' . 4 U Anna Shugzda: Oh, I haven't Mildred Gustafson: Am I late? , U I 1 , U done my history. john U'I.eary: Were hermits. . I Fl amor Prltten, ,,LCt,S qkipn Samuel Silverstelnz XVell, think : Ernest Tureck: Oh my! I known Eleanm Xvauace. .1013 Ifve gOt a Earl Shedd: I think the book is , datef' wrong. . 9 il I Dx ix xstssgg mumm ssn. Seventy-Eight Z' Q Q. 9' Qx 'f x E , f' A- ' 'E Q QE - 'f-2 YW - 5 I 5 ' 5 K ,... :kr .. gl! T Gm X4 ' A GM ' xff 1 ,Q-, I. 0 f X .. 1 . ' ' x f ,' -- fl ff ' 2' fj . . ff' ' -' L :fm-, X gi' 'F ii f ' -ggi' -5 ,KSXX-1 V. 1 1 4 X . I 1 l 1 T Y Dill KKCKKKKKCCKIC i fl I . -,,, After Graduation XYIIY NHT lllillif' l'v1'1'e-aitioll your vomi- tlm? lllnjoy your work mul gin- pleasure ln mln-rs: ln- In-althy uml lmppy and ta-m-li ollwrs lu ln- the Nillllth Slll'll is thx- Info ol' :L lm-zu-lu-r ut' pllysivnl 1'flll1'2lll0ll. For Physical Education lctfulllmml 1x90 .ln Iu'.z'r'r'ptimnlIly Strung 1 1lf'lflt,u XXI 5 A 'l'v:1m'lu-I' rlvlillllllljl S1'll00l XVllll'll pro- F L 0 E R S lHll'4'Nllll'll and women to lm-unw I1-:wlu-l's. 4lin'm'lo1's alml NlllI1'l'YlN0l'N of llvzlltlx :xml 4 ,W , 7 pliysivaxl 1-rlllvzltioil in sclluols, colleges. plalygxrmlmls, vluhs, p1'ix':1tu institutions , , , mul lllllllSll'l2ll Ul'Lfi1lllZElll0llS. 'l'lu' K'lll'l'll'llllllll nl' llll'llll'l'!'1'l'Zll'l'0lll'S9 , , , llll'lll1ll'S p1':u'1im':llinstruvlion in all forms Al,.l. I ut' 2lllll1'lll'S, g'j'lllll2lSlll'N, L12lIlll'S, 4l:lm'illp:, , , , NXVllllllllll3I, mlraunaxiivs, and ilu- lik:-g also LARQIIL llu- 1-ss:-llliul l'l7lll'SON in 0lllll'2lll0ll, psy- I m-llnlugy, illlillllllly. pllysiulogy, llyggim-In-, :lml Ulllf'l'N, tllmwyilgllly 4'0Yl'l'llljL' llll' ilu-- ory :xml pl'zu'ti4'u ul' lwnllli :mal pliysir-al 0 0 0 ewlumtion, Cutuloyfuv Vpuu, I-'equest .l'lIll1ll0j'llll'lll lDlll'1'2lll for slluln-nts :xml f 'l'il'f'S Distinctive Florists Register Now Class Entering Sept. 17, 1934 DIAL 0029 SAVAGE SCHOOL F- T' D- Service 308 W. 59th St., New York City if - W YQ Weldon Drug Co. Tllli SERVICIE DRUG STORE 905 Main Street For Free Delivery Dial 3895-3817 MAKE x L I Nl A N 'S P - Xour llezlclquurters for . MEN'S BOYS' CHILDREN'S r SHOES CLOTHING FURNISHINGS P Next Store to Manchester Trust Co. P V ' , Y i, I' 1 Q, 1 JI ll DD J4kLtQ.tA.L0.LxnxtsL Eighty ll! Dill 3fCKCCCl'Cff Y : fpiflhlllhg cz tes used 27111623 pzzbfzbzzfzbn 97251022 by 6766 par! gvngravzhg LZ. 252 Qflzddfe ksglifeezl Brzdgepurf 002222. Telephone ' Y Dial I 4-6l39 ' ill +V, Y ff' VY lu-ul 1311488-CCSA.LLllvAStGL D11 - KKK CCCCIKKKKK I Y I GIRLS, YoU'LL CHEER Loud and Strong 5, ,,,,A '41 ' when you see our Summer Clothes for I 'QAV4 I I SPORT, DRESS, PLAY Priced to Suit Your Budget .. , . Bublnuwz x NIR. RIPLEY SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO ALL GRADUATES OF 1934 -x eff? ' '35 KT xkgsif' E ,. Y PU :xg E W? .Bat I MARY E. SEA STRAND BEAUTY NOOK 853 Main St., So. Manchester, Conn. MQ. V 'VI 1 OAKES7 SERVICE STATION 563 MAIN STREET So. Manchester, Conn. I I . J sts use pus. A. E ghty Tuo J 'Q J J jk. U I If' ,SL Habit J : 1 E Q lllliff scccfcccccccc 9 J QC 44 ' I ,il--ggi 3 ff QNSY? 'fi .A 'Pb E' X, I 4 +---:-f- -- P. ' + P' . df' 215: .5 .: 5:55:54 A fm t- 5E5E? .:. :Ei nfs.: . t 'A' r 5 r 255555: J I. D . --.-, 1 ,.. i N-N, 1 2' 22523 ' ' . ' ' A ..-- - f 4 .. , l ' 222: 25252 2 -525' 1 22225251 'YS 2 , ' '--, ' 2 ' if ' if A ... if '. ' 5 ' ' ' ,,' ' Av4'A '-'A :1:3:3:i:3:v, . . ,.-. :ii 'Y 'I ..., N f '- ' 1 3 4 xii 1 1 less f555 f2 15E5EE2 J X' ss- A 4 were ' i3 ':4'FEf f : ff' 'A J X :ig:31::2:::Q:2:E:1:5:5:5'i'f ' ' X X 4 4 Prescription for Porches I Herefs zt prescription that will put new life in 4 your poreli. A fihre rug in guy modern de- 9 sign. . . rx stunning new glider . . Il metal ehziir 5 fif you prefer stick reed you'll find them here, I tooj . . . :ln end table or two for lamps :ind Q books . . . a coffee table for refreshments. Add Q porch screens that let the cool air in and keep 4 the hot sun out . . . and we venture to say the Q family will be so Charmed they won't want to Q stray all summer. You'll like Watlcir1's low Q prices on these colorful Summer furnishings. q N W IKINS BROII-IERS f 1 60 YEARS AT MANCHESTER ' Tx, ll!!! JnJz4 ngsas gg npnngns-s te Eighty-Three w XIII 2.f!KKCCf 0 T E BE iii will College Grade Training for Business One and two year courses that prepare for superior positions i Business Administration Finance - Accounting Executive Secretarial Commercial Journalism Teacher Training Shorter Stenographic and Bookkeeping Courses Co-Educational Moderate Fees Opportunities for part-time employment Send for Catalog of Forty-eighth year BECKERJ FOLLEGE i Oun e in IBBT WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS A union of Post Institute and Becker College i i COMP I .I M HNTS OF 2? gi- ' th' O 't H' Sch ol N 5532 Kiq1.g'ci1esf2.- FURNITURE STORE CKKKCKCK Q I ri ' l J J - 'nk p 1: scenes l1I,lfjl'l UllI' guna espn 3 ll Dill! KKKKKKCCKCCCCK l GIFT FUR THE GRADUATE 5 N You will fiml our prices on grzuluzxtion wzltclics to meet IWCSUIIY clay conditions 5 lgulies' VVrist XfVzltclies 313.50 :incl l111+Stl'2llb Xllzitclies 35.00 :mil up 5 -i THE DEWEY-RICHMOND CO. JEWELERS-STATIONERSfOPTICIANS 5 767 Malin Street South M:1m'l1cste1', Conn. U 5 - Z C. E. HOUSE 6: SON, Inc. IZST.-XRLISI I ED 1853 F IIIEAD TO Fool' Cl.cY1'lIl112RS Ready-Made Clothing, l-lats, Caps, lVlen's Furnishings O Fine Footwear for the Whole Family . ' lumens-- P The Perfect Gilt for Every Occasion PARK l'llLL FLOWER SHOP n . . Q, Leading F lorists : 913 MAIN S'l'lQlflfT SO. lVlANL'lllfS'lllfR, CUNN. ROYAL ICE CREAM Q M. A. ORFITLQLLI, Prop. . WE HAVE A MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE PLANT IN OUR ' ROYAL. TREAT ' S'1'o1uas, ORG.AXNIZA'1'ICJNS, ml Fl-XMIl.Y '1'1zfxmc out .Axim :mel : XYIC Flilil, Slflilf A TRIAI, XNYILI, CUXYINCIC YOU 27 XY:lrrcn Street Tel. 8942 lllzmcliester, Conn. F . - -f .- 0 3 Jn in an JH ugasanmgmgsgus LC' iuhty DDD ll b:ccccccfccttcccc 'Xiii XL Q- f ,NJ GRADU TIG SA11 epoch in the lives of humlrecls of Students. Some will continue their eclurzltion f :L great many others HTC prepared to step out into the worlcl :mtl embark upon :L lJUSi11CSS Career. You, as stuclents, have lmeen for the most part, supported hy your parents up to this time. If successful in obtaining ll jolm you will naturally become self-supporting. That is the time to learn. if you have not heretofore, that it'5 it very wise habit to SAVE Il certain percentage of your earnings each week. WANT h ea Savings Bank Of Manchester TXIX, J f L t L L mm sss Eighty-Sir 'W va YV vi Y v, A CCCCKCIKKI' CK The Journal Publishing Co ROCKVILLE, CONN. P RlNTE E N llllfffliilfllfliilf Q ' ill ' I I 3 COMPLIMENTS -' J . . . I, Y. . J 'lo the Llass ot lJo-l-Q1reet1ngs- J Graduation day is a day that will always be remembered by 4 . . . . . . 4 you as well as your parents, it IS truly zu turning point in your lives. You are now standing on the threshold of the most beautiful, J most courageous timein yourlives, ready to step out and grasp with the problems of living, and finding your place in the scheme of J things. 4 WE WISH YOU SUCCESS J liut you cannot accomplish this unless you live a clean and 4 J J hard, and you will have gone a long ways on the road to suecess. J wholesome life. Keep fit. Keep smiling. lie honorable. NVork BRYA T 8: CHAPMAN C0 + ' J 49 Hall Street So. Manchester, Conn. : l I COURTESY, QUALITY, SERVICE 4 'mi H C VC UEWCAWS 4: V -Y Q Q U A L l T Y ' 1 y That's What Customers VVant-- 4 l And Are Getting at Hale's Q 1 Y N N you are one of the thousands of customers 9 who are tired of cheap, inferior merchandise 5 and want Ql,','XLl'llY goods because you ' ll have always bought dependable merchandise- Q , then shop llale's. For over thity-six years Hale's Q li has lmeen known for its Quality merchandise -- 'N l li at popular prices. liverv item sold carries Hale's l ' . . money-hack guarantee. Get the habit ot shop- 9 ping in this department store-it will pay you. Q 1 l 1 'gi l 5 l if + in ff ffl ll . l hi' A. V 'R N I 1 V ' X, 'V ,I I i Jlpy l tQ!',p4filil,lw gig plltgygl LW' Q ' , '. , S I i . , ,X-. 1 Y ,. ,el , l , v s.r-,W,-ee,e, tl.t W e,ttet.-e.-W,,el , lv K , , IOQIQUUUQQQQHES fre- EONN' it , 'i iY W-'vi Y P - , , 9 xnxx: an J e gm e ggee npg L S! Ifiyrll ffl-lfiflllf i Dill fCKCKl'CCffCKK Q THE FALLQT STUDIO -Ee Official Photographer of 1934 Somanhis -De m - I 472 Main Street Manchester, Conn. v, . Jn DJ 9xJ14npo,4s ggn.Lmg,ms.uL If w Till 2 Cifffifffiilf CQ I J THE DOUGAN DYE WORKS, Inc. 4 CLEANSERS AND DYERS : Phone 7155 ' Harrison Street So. Mztncliester, Conn. : , W, ,W D, D 0 MAGNELL DRUG CO. 4 1095 MATN STREET SO. MANCl'lES'l'lCR, CONN. nl Prescription Druggists a D O D -O . , J DAVIS HOME BAKERY J CAKES PIES COOKIES J Specializing in English, Trish, Scotch Goods J VVEDDING and IZIRTHIJAY CAKES TO ORDER J 519 Main Street l'hone 8286 South Manchester, Colm- lO99 Main Street Telephone 6367 J GARRONE'S MARKET : CThe Storeiof Qualityj 3 MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES TO PURIFY THE BLOOD USE RED CLOVER Q NORTH END PHARMACY , James M. Mzignell, Prop. Q Center Hotel Building Mzlncliestcr, Conn ,M .W .-,, Y,-, Q , Q K E M P S, l n c. Q Q 5 RIGIDAQE A GENERAL MOTORS VA!-UE 3 4 T H E V O G U E s Where Chic Reigns 5 691 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. 2 GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT 9 ' 9 MARR'S DELICATESSEN Q 751 MAIN STREET Next to State Theatre 9 Ji J JJ ' Ltxsgn xgnmnnss LC' Y ,-, H ,.f.n,-Y f Ninety Q i ai DDT D113 SC CKCICCCCCCCKK Q WELL DRESSED YOUNG MEN .4 , HTRADL AT-A 1 G L E N N E Y ' S 4 5 SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. 3 b ' I . I I A Guernsey M1IIc and Cream from Our Own Herd 4 5 J , MOUNTAIN BROOK FARM J : D. W. KELSEY, Proprietor 5 L L, W L... L, Y I, I L , , WEST SIDE DAIRY 2 H- Safe Milk and Cream - Tuberculin Tested -- Pasteurized J J Z B U T T E R M 1 L K , 5 Telephone 7706 5 '17 ' ' i : GIBBES SODA SI-IOPPE : F 351 EAST CENTER STREET J in J s TRY OUR IIOT DOGS J WETHETRELL MOTOR SALES 9 20 East Center Street Telephone S030 4 F Manchester, Conneeteut 5 ' A r NASH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS STL'DEl3AKER I L , , Q r BlDWE.LL'S CANDY and SODA ' 1 , AT THE CENTER . q Meet :md Treat with TREATS TASTY ICE CREAM I P TI ' ' M T r T' 4 , MAPLE SUPER SERVICE 4 I1 Maple Street l'Iunne 3829 Q SHELL GAS OIL GREASES 9 I CAR VVASHING AND POILISHING 5 Mgl'., SALVE VINDRILLE Q f Q QUINN'S REXALL DRUG STORE Q 973 Main Street So, Mzmehester, Conn. c MEET ME AT THE FOUNTAIN Quality and Service fr- III4CSCl'IlltIUI1 Our Specialty P P T 1 in IQ 1 ', in '43 xnpnnnnnzm.eggan egggn-Leung LO Ninety-Our ll D Kifffflff K Q PRINCESS CAN DV SHOP MMANCHESTEH PLUMBING P SUPPLY cu. 811 Mum Street Mzmchestcr, Con WILSON SPOR TS EQUIPMENT IF lT'S HARDWARE--WE HAVE IT FRAD I N 'S APPAREL SHOP 757 M St 'Pt South M211 I t Q C'OMl LTMFNTS OF THR T E A R O O NI W A 'SS O lf SPECIALS FOR GRADUATION AT MATTHEW WIOR Jeweled VVatches for Girl Graduates 36.50 up Jeweled VVatvl1es for Boys 35.50 up Complete line of lilgin, llamilton, VValthain, Siwiss Wzttches Sharpe, VVaterman, Parker, Conklin l'en ancl l'encil Sets Signet or Stone Rings 33.95 up 32.95 up Also Other Useful Gifts l 3 999 MAIN STREICT MAN'ClflliS'1'liR. CONN. agents for Stromlmerg Carlson Rzulios - El 2 POTTERTON 8: KRAH El W A 'Wl1ere Radio is understood I.: 66 ,Y Fr 'ti Phone 3733 At the Center w A- A A 5 Crosley Radios and Electric Refrigeration COM l'Ll M ENTS OF The Funeral Home of WILLIAM P CQUISHA 225 Main Street Manchester, Conn. Ambulance Servite Tel. Manchester 4340 Eat at the SILK CITY DINE Clean Wholesome Food an rx an uses g una-Lge. L V V kv Y V' V JW L Y-L Xiurfy-Three 1311 3fKCKKKflKfCClCK Popular Courses In Demand At Morse s Bus1ness Administration Accountancv Parts I to VII Commercial Arithmetic Rapid Calculation Business English Spelling, Venmanship Credit Management Salesmanship Business Correspondence Advertising Commercial Law I and II Advanced Office Practice Business Machines Auditing Fundamentals Cost Accounting I and II Income Tax Procedure Ilankinff Economics Marketing, Civil Gm wernln cnt Business Administration Executive Secretarial Acrountmu l 1rtsI II III QOI111TlL1L11l Arithmetic lx lpid L Llcul 1t1on business Lnglish Spelling Ilenmtnship Business c,OI1LN1701IClC11LC B ml mg I1 xctlcc Stcnogr Lphy flouch 'lvpewritmg N oc lbul try Igulltllll business ALIIHIIIISITIUUII Commerci xl Diet 1t1on I cg Ll Diet Ltion 'I r inscriptions llusmess I in une Qecretui 11 I1 tctne Lommcrcill I LW I Lusmess IW lLlI1lIL's I XI Ot CIVI S QUNII I IL IIXIAOIUNI XTIOIN ENROLL NOW FOR FALL OPENING 9 1, 't 1 Q, 'z , , T, ' 4, . 1 I , A S 4, T . , 2 ' z c' f 2 ' K' A C 1 v 1 F . . IT ' 7 .Z Z 1, J ' ' Q. 6 ,' .. , ' '. , ' Ji .i 1 . . O Ain . 2 . l iq 1 nfs - ' ks Modern Filing Systems Filing and Cataloging , 1 ' . 7' 2 . b, , N 2 'iz 'z ' 'i I 5 'z .1 ' i i 'J ,' .. 1 s ' 1. CA .- ,, 3 ii if I if '.IC I ' 'gf Q I 1:1 Y Y .M 4.4.,. 7 f - . I , J - 1 lr Y Y v ,... , ------4--V.-V---.W----..V.-,-.- A P P 183 ARIN blRLL1 HARFFORD , 'aa nn 1 an Jwnuganggngeggnyg ,Wncfy-F0 ur Zlianzultg Autngraphs WW ' www- e,0,zJJ3 C?i.,,,,zwfifZ7f2 H-MlMT.:,ExWlU -LLQAMR .211 L ' www, qi'aTg12J?l'4?f,W WWW' fijf QM? omg J 'M-14,,,dJ,,,,k-,K 'CQLLQV , WQw QM if a Qi? 'mfwgviw q,,.lMh foazwrr Tfvk 6-pu? 2v.5j!L-ja' ' - 'vs QMTNW CMJ, Ef.Q7.,.f czwflfiffim wL,M. ZZ ff iqgai Qwwaigfwww W fs dm, ' 5 3,4 W 177 I ,Ant ngraphn .iz V wif Q gf? wggmwb x ' , GV?QQ af' . . lab, wwf 12 75112, 'Jo' 6 gdwofmd as-cred-af -7 6 02061 '37 Hkwx GBJWUK JY .2 8? fl 6 ,37 ZQMZZZJQAZNU Q Tx, O I-Snr 3 E 31 f ii -'F 4 5 .2 if E 7? 32 Q. ge 5 L? 3 lx 2 fi 4 ,, si 5 5 5 .1 if ,Q .E Z 41 ? 5 li Li Le X .1 5 u .5 Li 3 Ai Zi 2
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
