Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1935 volume:

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L1 SQMANI-IIS l'UIiLlSIIEIJ ln' CLASS OF ISPZSSA and 192351: Manchester High School MixNC11I5sT12R VULUME XX - No. l 65 '29 FOREWGRD The brief accounts of class-mates and school- tinie activities recorded in this year-book will be a never-ending source of happy thoughts and delightful reminiscences. In years to come when we look back from the vantage point of matur- ity, we hope that this, the year-book of 1935A and 19353, will serve as a fitting memorial of the many important events that we are celebrating this year. 65 'lg CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS 1935A CONNECTIC UT TERCENTENARY MARK TXVAIN CENTENARY SENIORS 19353 ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS HUMOR ADVERTISEMENTS 65 'T-5' lJl3lJIL',-X'l'liIJ to FRED A. VERPLANCK lYith dccp zipprccifltion uf his great lqinclncss and Sympathetic interest in the pupils indixiduzllly, and in all school activities during his forty-three years of service in our school, wc, the combined classes of lEl35.x and 193512, respectfully dedicate this twentieth zumual edition of SMMXNIIIS. 55 'V-1? FAC UL FACULTY DIRECTORY Arthur H. Illing, Principal of High School and Assistant Superintendent, Wesleyan Uni- versity, B.S. Elizabeth L. Olson, Vice-principal, Mt. Hol- yoke, B.A., Head of Mathematics Department. Edson M. Bailey, Vice-principal, Director of Vocational Guidance, New Hampshire Univer- sity, B.S., University of Vermont, M.A., His- tory. Chester L. Robinson, Vice-principal, Colby College, B.S., Mathematics. Mary Bowen, Boston School of Domestic Art and Science, Sewing. Mary L. Burke, College of New Rochelle, Ph.B., Columbia Summer School, English. Dorothy M. Carr, Brown University, A.B., Chemistry, Biology. Marion Casey, Syracuse University, AB., English. Wilfred J. Clarke, New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics, Physical Education for Boys. Harriet D. Condon, Massachusetts School of Art, Art. Louise E. Dudley, Salem Normal School, B.S. in Ed., Shorthand and Typewriting. Philip L. Emery, Bates, B.S., Biology, Natural Science, Geology, Astronomy. Helen J. Estes, Wheaton, AB., Harvard, Ed.M., Head of English Department. Blanche Feder, Bouve Boston School of Physical Education, New York University, B.S. in Ed. Q. , lone Fellows, Middlebury College, A. B., Eng-- lish. Nathan B. Gatchell, Connecticut State College, B.A., English. Charlotte Gillette, Worcester Domestic Science School, Simmons College, Sewing. Hugh S. Greer, Connecticut State College, B. S., Science, Athletics. David Hartwell, Harvard, B.S., Harvard Graduate School of Education, English. Florence B. Hopkins, Brown University, B.A., Harvard University, Ed.M., English. Alton Iohngren, Tufts, B.S., Economics, Mathematics, General Science, Chemistry. Thomas F. Kelley, Bates, A.B., Algebra, Gen- eral Science, Athletics. Avis M. Kellogg, Bay Path Institute, Type- writing and Shorthand. Doris E. Kibbe, University of Vermont, Ph.B., University of Paris, McGill University, Latin, English. Jeanne M. Low, Bates, B.A., Middlebury Col- lege, M.A., Diplome de la Sorbonne, Head of French Department. Elizabeth MacLean, Tufts College, A.B., His- tory. Mary M. McGuire, New Britain Normal School, Columbia University, New York Univer- sity, B.S., Social Science, Algebra and Geom- ctry. Florence E. Meacham, Willimantic Training School, Bookkeeping, Typewriting. Herbert L. Milbury, Boston University, Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic. VVarren W. Morton, Tufts College, B.S., Tufts, M.A., Economic Geography, General Science. Marguerite Oates, Mt. Holyoke, A.B., Social Science. Gertrude Oberempt, Brown University, Ph.B., Civics, Problems of Democracy. Helen Page, Columbia University, B.S., Phidclah Rice School of the Spoken Word, Cam- bridge Summer School, England, English. Myrtle Paine, Colby, A. B., French, English. G. Albert Pearson, Skidmore School of Music Pedagogy, Music. Dwight E. Perry, University of Minnesota, B.S., Columbia University, M.A., Mathematics. Lewis H. Piper, Wesleyan, A.B., Clark, A.M., Social Science. Catherine Putnam, Mt. Holyoke, B.A., Ancient History. Helen M. Smith, Framingham Normal School, Columbia University, Home Economics. Ruth P. Smith, Tufts, B.S., Boston Univer- sity, Shorthand and Typewriting. Joseph C. Spang, Tufts, B.S., Harvard, Ed.M., Physics and Chemistry. Carrie B. Spafard, Wesleyan, A.B., Latin. Beulah E. Todd, Brown University, B.A., M.A., French and English. Harold Turkington M.H.S. '20, Conductor of High School Band and Orchestra. Nellie Q. Warren, Bay Path Institute, Busi- ness Training. Erna E. Westhaver, Mt. Allison University, A.B., English. Charles L. Wigren, Wesleyan, A.B., Algebra, General Mathematics. Russell A. Wright, State Teachers' College, Salem, Massachusetts, B.S., Northeastern Uni- versity, B.S. in Ed. Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, Commercial Law. Isabel F. Worth, Tufts College, A.B., Boston University, A.M., Cornell University, Breadloaf School of English, English. 65 5 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL l .Xi'l7li'l'Y First Row: Miss Iinw. Miss 'l'ml1l, Miss xYlll'lll. Miss f':irr, Miss Estes, Miss illnpkins, Mi-ss llurke. Miss R. Smith, Miss Ihiiiw. Miss I':ign-, Miss Vzlsey. Miss Howell, Miss Plllllillll, Miss Fi-iii-i'. Svc-mul Huw: Third Row' Miss F1-Ilmvs. Miss Smith, Miss Xll'2lt'llIIlIl. Miss mites, Miss Ulsuii, Miss Kellmryr. Miss Melim-xiii. Mrs, Warren. Miss Uill'l'4'llllll, Miss xxlHl0l'SllIl. Miss Rugn-i's, Miss Illllillljl Miss Gila-lt:-, Miss Ifrmivli, Miss Spalfaril, Miss Iiihlre, Miss Westliaw-i'. I'riiim'ipal llling, Mr. Klairkv, Mr. lin-lli-y, Mr. llzirtwell. Mr. Iluile-y. Mr. XVijll'l'll, Mr. lilurtuii, Mr. Hn-i-i', Mr. Hntvliell, Mr. l'ip4-r, Mr. M'.illn1ry, Mr. Sjlillljl, Mr. IN-rry. Mr. .Iuliiig:ren. Mr. llnlxilisuli, Mr. NVrip:lii, Mr. Iqlllf-'l'j', Mr. Ver- lil2Illl'li, Slip:-riiiis-11411-lil. , ' ' i.il.X., . t f 1' , ,, 4 ' ' ,xi A ii vrifi' X X CJ- ' To our Alma Mater our praises we hring, Q -I For the four years of guidance we gratefully sing, To- the teachers who sustained us in hupes and in fears, Our thanks we do give for their help through these years! In memory, Manchester lligh School ever shall stay l'Vhen the time comes to part ancl we. go far away, Alma Mater, accept our praise. To our Alma Mater, our vows we do sing. May the name he untarnishecl, may its honor cling F'er to the high stanrlarcls that always we hore, And now hope to see nphelcl as of yore. We stand on the thresholcl of life that is new: The books of our high selinol masterecl and through, Alma Mater live nn! 55 'T-5' Doris Geer, 5351: CLASS PRESIDENTS CHARLES ROGERS 1'I:l xx 1035 --A SENIORS The 1ClIl'lII.11fj and lelmwledge that we have is af thc most but Ifffle compared wfflz GEORGE LEARY Vlnss 1935---I3 that of 'ZUllic'1l we are I.glIUl'fllIf.H 65 '39 1935A C. ROGERS J. sANDHo1..M M. TROTH G. BEENY Omnium rerum principa parva sunt. CLASS SONG l935.x To Alma Mater now We sing Courage and strength she'll bring To face life's pathway filled with strife To give the best in our life. joyfully we answer the stirring call Knowledge will guide us all Our friendships true will ever he Dear as our thoughts of thee. Our days with thee are at an endg Happy years did we spend. To friends we leave our work and jest Always to aim for the best. Thy inspiration will lead us on To victories never before won. We sing farewell, Manchester High, Holding our standard high. Cl .ASS OFFICIYRS PI'L'Sl'd6l1f Vice-P1'esidf11f Secretary Treaszu'vr Mt JTTOITS 1935A All beginnings are small. l935n ' 'Excelsior ' ' Onward and upward. :55 lic? II 1513511 G. LEARY C. STEPHENS L. BROVVN I. POLOZIE XlARJHlill'I AKRIHG ,lI.llHI1d ' 'Trufll 'is NfP'4llI!ll'l' than fir-lion, but if rlmwlff mum! as growl. Ilulml' Roll 1. Girl R:-sm-1'v4rs 2. il. 42 l.Jllilll'llIb 1 liI'IOll.GI-I HIGENY 'llc IIIIISIIIWQ all is 14'1'lI. ll0ll0l' Roll 4. IYFPSIIIIIIIII Gln-ul l'lub: Assistant Business Maumgm- Smuuuluis 11: liusiuvsx Ilalllmrm' slllllillllllS -lg Vluss 'l'x'1-alslm-1' 4. l!.Kl,l'll l'llA1'Bl.XN fflIIl ' 'HYOIIIPH lnrv flrrvll mmf. lllllllll' Roll 2. llltrwf-lass Tr:u'k 1. 2. 3: Torch Vlub I. 2: Stmlvui i'uuucil -lg 1'0- lflclilm'-ill-Flxia-I' S0lllillllllN 4. 'NLTUN VUXYLICN 'l'l.Ylfl ' 'If fhix hr' hiyfll. lrlnlf is if to lu' lo1r: ' Ilouor Roll 4. Swiuuuiug: 2: 'l'l'illl4' Sclmul Ilus- lu-tlmll 13. WILLIANI ICIHIONDSON lIlI,l, ' 'Lum' ix fllr' .wf'v'1'f4-st fllfllflf' CLASS OF 1935-A 65 HlK'll.XIlll .XLTUN JIH'K Thr Nlllll of ll man is hix vI0fhf'x ' S0l'li'l:llSliill Il, 4: Lutiu Club lg I lf'PliilllI llvrulll 25 High School .lflllvfitf Plllilol' Ilg Glq-gg Club 1, I Lg Ili-Y 31, 4. la Rl rIl I!ldNSq'lll'I in I Look IIIIIIVI' you auf lhvu ubout fIl0'll.,' Illillill' Hull ll. lloum' Slullvufg SllllHllllllN Stuff 4: lllgb School xvllflll Sfuff 4: Hirl llvxwvl-N 12.72, -lg English Club l. lllflilllllld ULARKIC l'I,IXIx ' l,o1'rf is llllllll' uzusifw. for he -max- fvrs you. li l'I'IIll'I'l l' Dl7llKl'Il'I 'fJIl'HKU'l uf ull my ,lllfll1'i'N' rllilrlrfu Ilnrl? mllxvlf flu' lwsff' NlIf'li'llllNlilll' 'Rw-su-lx for the Mmm :l'uint Slllll l'47XVllCl'fHS2lllf'0 for flu- ll:nul11l'. X ULANIDA I4 ICl.Il,'I'I Y0I1.A1 Hlduf. flriuk rmfl br' n1r'rr,u for fn- llllll'l'Illl' :rv flirt. ,llouor Roll l. film- Club I, 2: Hirl ltr-sf-l'v4-x 2, zz, 4. IGIJNA FRADIN With modest charm of not inn much. Puff sewn, 'flllflllillfil part. Ilnnol' Roll lil. 0i'r'llostl'u 2, ll. 4: Quill Vlub 25 Lntin Ulub 1: Studs-nt Uuunm-il lg 'l'rvus1x1'v1' Quill Club. l'I'I'l'ICR IIAVHAN Jl'. Ultlfwsrvl is lm who lr-urls II 1-ountry liff'. Honor Roll 1. G14-0 Club 4: Ill-lmtim: -l. VHLLINS JOIINSTHN ll'1+'Fi To him silmivrf ix not ffolflvn. it's br11ss'. Assistant' llnlmgrnn' :Ig llulnigze-1 33 'I'1n't'h Club, lllil'l'l'l2lNS llusket- bull. l'IL1ZAlilC'l'll KLEIN lflu'TTl ' ln l1lliPfllf'NN unrl f'onfirI1'nr'c slmil he your strength. llnnoi' Roll 2. SUlll2llllliN Stuff -iz lli1'lIl0svl'v4's. IRICIVITIIA AIUNIGIL HURT Hlirlraglitm' is the xpicv of life and uw' are tim sluiL'r'1w. 1llf0l'l'l2lSS Ilnslu-tbull 1. 2, fl, -lg Bass-ball 2, 3: lluvkvy 1: tlirllte- Swv:-s, 2, 35 Ss-ws-t:1i'y of tlirl Ref svrvvs -lg Pop Club 4. 629: ? DONALD IIA RRINGTON IHA CKIEU Il'lmt .wlmulrl ri man be but mei'- ry? 'l'ur4'l1 Club 1, 'l'x'uvvl Ulub 15 IIlil'I'1'l1lNS llzixlictbull 1, 2. GICAl,'I'I JOHNSON HIL-lCIlf Shr' tlluf was I'l'f'7' juir IIHII never prourl, llrul fllllfllll' ut will mul yfffvicrm' uvls loud. llunm' Hull 1-lg llonnr Student. SUPR-IilINlilll 43 Quill Club 1. 23 Student Cmnwil: Vive I'1'0sident lg Latin Vlub 11 1'0lllIlliffl'0 on Ulnss Qilotutimwg Ul'2ldll2lti0ll Conl- niiltm-4-. WILLIAM K. KILl'A'l'lUl'K HILL IDl1l1r'1'rs hurl' umxtly bvfter llfwls than lir'url.w. Tutor:-hiss Swinnning: 13 Intel'- 1-lzlssllalslivtlmll I. 2, Intl-rvlass Ibis:-bull l: Suit-1u'v Ulubg 'l'u1'1'l1 Ulub. .lAl'li HAY Llil TY ' I jll'1'H5 sn lihv' my ln'n1llr'r. Tlluf folks llllf Iulrinff uw for him, ilnrl wwf: for mu' rl1mthf'r. S0l'1'l'l' 4. Il: Swinnning 43 15:18- lwtbaill. Intl-l'm'l:1ss, 2: Ilzisvball 4g Ililvrvlnss 'l'l'5ll'li 4, llmwkey 2, 3, -lg l'1-p 4'lub 2: T4ll'l'Il t'lub. I-IS'l'lII'Ilt l'll'KLI4IS l'l1'liliIu'S ftlu ounvv of mirth is irortli, ll jmirnrl of sm'r0u'. Swimming.: 3, -lg IlIU'l't'l:1SN Hals- kvtbull l, 2. Sl. 4: Varsity Hockey I, 2, Ci. 4gLutin 1'lub 1: Girl Rv- svrws 3. -lg Junior Litv Saving 1: Senior Lifv Saving: -lg Lf-:ulm's Fluss 2, 23, 4: Swinnning Lt'2l1l0l S Vlalss -I: l's-p Vlub -1. l'II,IZAl5lC'l'II I'0LYO'l'T f'1lETIl HlIllf'1lfi0ll. is a treasure and cul- ture 71l'l71.'1' dies. llonny Iloll 105 llonor Siumlm-ntg S11- lulnturiuu. MAHJURIIC RIVII ,lI.-iIHIlu 'I'm-smrfrlifjf is fo a rrnmruz arhut 1hPI'fIlIllC is to u fl01l'l'l'.U Ilnnor Roll 11: Honor Sfmlvllf. Ilzislwllmll 1: Sock-Ruskin 43 lffist of I'll Iielalvm- it to You g Stull:-nt Council lg Quill Club 1. 2, Vlnss Sl'lfl'1'1ill'X :lg Gl':l1ll1:11im1 l'lilIillliIiK't'. lAN'lillAIi'l' ILUHICHS f'l,U1'lf HUM '7'lw minrl'x Ihr- xrnnrlurrl of thc' man. Iiul1m'Rull 21: llfmor Stumlontg V:ll0rlic'I0rizln. Illil'l'K'i2lSS Tl'!l1'iC 23 Varsity Tralvk 4: 'l'1-nnis 3, 4: Tennis V. C. I. L. IPUlliJiL'N2 l'l:1ss Prus- idonl 1. Jl INNlI'I SANDIIUIAI JlC,Y ll'itlmuf lulmr. uoilfiuy l!l'0NlICI'N.'U li0ll0l' Roll Sig Ilunol' Slll1il'llt. l'l:lss 'l'l'1-slsliwl' 25 Girl IU-se1'vm-S 2, Il, 4: l'1'1-siwlsmf Girl ltvsvrvos 4: Stnmlvnt f'0lllll'il 4: Ilrijlilslqllllil World Stuff 4: Yin- i'I'PNi4i4'llf -lg Flaws Daly Colllxnittcu. LICLAND S'l'i'IYl'lNS N7'lJI'l'I Your u'it's ffm hot, H spreds frm fast, 'flrill tina ll-nnor Roll 2. Ili-X3 Swinnning 3. 1931 ? MARION I'RIt l+1 .lI0l,LY SiIrm'n 'is hm' motlrm'-tnnguef' lhlslcm-tlmll 13 Girl ltesvrves 2 3. 4. t'llAll,I.l4IS IUNJIGRS Ullll'K Hlilrwwrl br the man 41-110 inventor! .vlr'r'l1. iilllllbl' Iloll 3. Intm-rc-lass Ilalslwtlmll 1: lnlvr- vluss llzlsvlmll 1: ASS0l'illfl' Editor Snnmnhis 4: Class l'1'esicl1-lit' 42 Vluss Imy 4'on1l1liH4-v: SIlliil'llf Vnnnvil 43 Latin Club 1. IGRWIN lUD'l'lll'Il! l'1Hl l,ifr ix nu! xo mort hut flwrc is always time' for F0lIl'fl3N.ll. Ilunm' Roll S. . , . , . lllgh hvluml l14n'l4l Mull 4. .my SQl'A'l'lll'l'1l --sQl'.1Tf Tix spurt Illut lllllklw lllu 11-orlfl flU 'l'1lllllll,! f':l,pt:lin nl' Sm-vw-I' Il. 43 Swim- ming :iIilll2lH,'I'l' 24, 43 Svnim' Life Snvim: 43 F111-4-1' L0:l4l4-1' 1, 2, 3, 4: Hirl lie-si-rvcs 2. Il. 4: Hive- Ululx 1, 2, 3, 4: Yivv l'l'4'Hi1il'lli 13: Latin Vinh 1: F1'4-slllllnli-Su1rlmlx1m'4-' Dril- llliliif' Vlulm: IA'ilfi1'l'S Flaws 1. 2, Il. . F, ., . 'Y 'J u VV ' 1 4. l'.lmh.1Il 1. -, .,, 4, Illlllllh 1, 2. Il, 45 Varsity llm'l:4'5' 1. 2, 3, 4. ICLINUH S'l'll.l'lS Elf-' fm lritll flue 1fIllI!'G'.' In-t joy be llllf'0llfiHl'Il.y' N01'ii'iillSiCiIl1 Cust of Mimi light Hn- Vzllullm-. f,'ill'iNilllilS pageant wnnlnitll-1-'Q I'sln1l' fm' play I'll I,1-zlvv it in Young llirl Ilvsvl'V0s. l'LARI'lN1'I'I ST1 IN li N7'0Xl'1l ' 'I muxt slumlur a!fain. MIRIAM TIUJTII 'Nlu' who triflvs with all is lass likrly to fall Than xhc 1rlm brst triflcs with onef' llanar Roll 1. 2: llur-kay lg Qui 1-ut f'uum-il: Girl Ih-svrvvs 2. Il, 4: Ulm- Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Flaws Irzly 1'0llllIllfll'0Q 1'vp Club. 'FIIOMAS WIl'l'lGltT 0f two evils, almost H10 more llalslmthslll 1. 2. 4: Tlusulmll 2. ll Fluh 1: Slud- ',ll HIS Ill l'll 'l'll1lBlI'SUN lH I'lIIlC l'nIi1wu-xx is to :lo anrl my Thr lrimlfwf lhiuyf lu flu- kimlvst ll'1l!l. Hllllll' Hllillll lialsliotlmll 2. I'l0I:0'l'IIY 111. WIGHNIGIK 1J0'l ' '21 jlll'IlNlH!l 1'0llllf1'HIlllf'l' is no slight arl l'1Illfll!ll'. ' SW1IllllllIlD,' 4: Utllbfillll Iluskotlmll 1, 2. 4: llusl-lmll 1, 2, 4: Hovkey 1: Glow Vluln 1. ZZ. 3, -lg Flaws Vice l'1'f'S1l1l'llt Cl 3 Pup Flub. VLAILX WILXY SUUIfl ' Our lllat siuvzlw xaaw. and one that lmlfls llrr pwarrz !lllfllI'l'N.U llomn' Roll 1. l'7P s f-H S01'l'l'l' 22, 4: Swimming Zig Iu- llonm' Roll D3 llonm' S1ll111'llf. T l'f'l2lNN UPlSlii'fhfl1l 1' 2- 3, 41 llalsvlmll 2. 3. -lp 'IK-nnis 1. 11, 3, 43 'I'1':lL'k l: Varsity II01-lwy 1. 2. 3, 4: Hrvlu-s1l':lg Girl R1-Servos Il, 4. l IIAIIULIE .IAHYIS 'S'C'llUOLlHlY ' q'1.j1,1A lIANSlQ'l l' --f1l1,'l, l rral man IIIIUN fllinyx 'lI'lfll0llf Small flliuflx aw' 'nal small if Mm W'H yfrrat rrwnltx amur' of lIII'lll. l1hSl'ZI'll Y.Xl,l4IN'l'I 'fJOPI ' llonm' Hull 1, . . . ,, lf una' rs szlwnl, our ws Sllff. -- Hirl Ilvss-1'vx-s ZX, ll. --1 fluff! .wunrr'. 1991 ? 'l'lll'1'Il Fluln 1. WI-lO'S Wl-I0 IN 1935A Best a-ll-round girl Best all-round boy Most studious gi-rl Most studious boy Most popular girl ...Esther Pickles Lockhart Rogers Elizabeth Polyott Lockhart Rogers ............lVliriam Tro-th Most popular boy ,,,......... Charles Rogers Best dressed girl ................ Edna Fradin Best dressed boy ......,....... Richard Alton Most musical girl .,....,,....,,,. Edna Eratlin Most musical boy ............ Clarence Stone Best looking girl .. Dorothy Wlegner Best looking boy .............. George Clarke Most artistic girl .............. Ruth Bensche Most artistic boy .............. Clarence Stone Best girl dancer ,............... Eleanor Stiles Best boy dancer ........ William Kilpatrick Most athletic girl .............. joy Squatrito Most athletic boy ...... ......... J ack May Most personality girl .....i.. Marjorie Rich Most likely to succeed girl . Elizabeth l'olyott Most likely to succeed boy Lockhart Rogers Most changed since fresh- man year-boy ...... Ralph Chapman Most changed since fresh- inan year-girl ........ Esther Pickles Class procrastinator William lill1l10llSOll Done most for school ...... Erwin Rother Best clotress ...................... Marjorie Rich Best actor ...... Vaiinest girl ....... Vainest boy ...... . Most drag girl ..... Most drag boy ...... Best girl arguer ......Richard Alton .......Miriam Troth .......Ralph Chapman .........Grace Johnson ........Cieorge Beeny ..............Marjorie Rich Best boy arglter .............. Everett Durkee Class baby ......... Wittiest girl .,,,. .....,. llfittiest boy .......... Class woman hater .......George Beeny Elizabeth Polyott ........Collins -Iohnston ......Lockhart Rogers Class man hater ............ Elizabeth Klein Most talkatizie girl Most talkative boy Best mannered girl Best mannered boy C Most personality li ..........Esther Pickles ......Collins Johnston ......blC1lI'1lC Sandholm ......Erwin Rother ty ........ George Beeny Most thoughtful girl .... Ruth Thompson Most thoughtful boy ........ Erwin Rother :sb N5 PROGRAM WELCOME ...... ........ P resident Charles Rogers MUSIC ........ ......... H igh School Orchestra PROLOGUE ..................... ....... ....... V 2 ..Salutato-rian, Elizabeth Polyott PAGEANT: HMILESTONES OF PRO,GKESS ' 1N FIVE SCENES 1. Boston Latin Grammar School, 1635, prepared by Everett Durkee, Participants: Erwin Rother, Collins Johnston, Everett Durkee, George Clarke, and Donald Harrington. 2. Passage of the Massaclzusetts EdllCClfI'0lIfll Law of 1647, prepared by Erwin Rother and Charles Rogers. Participants: Jack May, Richard Alton, NVilliam Kilpatrick, Joseph Valenti, Thomas VVippert, and Leland Stevens. 3. First Admission of Young Ladires to an Academy, 1820, prepared by Grace Johnson. Partici.pants: Ralph Chapman, W'illiam Edmondson, Edward Segevick, Clarence Stone, George Beeny, Esther Pickles, Elinor Stiles, Clara VVray, Miriam Troth, Marjorie Akrigg, and Dorothy Xkiegner. fl. The Kalamazoo Case, 1872, prepared by Joy Squatrito. Participants: Joseph Valenti, Joy Squatrito, George Clarke, Charles Rogers, Harold Jarvis, Donald Harrington, YVilliam Ed- mondson, Everett Durkee, and Alton Cowles. 5. The School of Todo-v an-d Tomorrow, prepared by Edna Fradin. Participants: Marjorie Rich, Miriam Troth, Edna Fradin, Jennie Sand- holm, Peter Haugan, Grace Johnson, George Beeny, Ralph Chapman, and Bertha McNeil. MUSIC .................. ....... T he Orchestra VALEDICTORY ...... ......,.......... ..,.... L o ckhart Rogers as P? 1935 A Front Row: Iif-llsvlm. IG. Klvin. I'l'ir'0. I'olyntt. lim-ily. 'l'rr1tl1, U. ling:-1's, Sglmlllulnly L' lgom.,-N Akriggr, Mm'N4-il, Sfilvs. S:-vom! Row: lfnugzm. Illlrkvv, Sllllilfliffi, l'i4'kl1-s. f'lu-nm-y, We-gnvr. 12, JUIIIINUII, WHIL llivh Fraulin. 'I'l1mnpsfun. JI. May, Alton. '1'Ili1'1l Row: Jarvis, Yallvllii. V, Jollllslnll, H, l'l:1rk, Kilpulrirk. Vmvlc-s. Hl!lllt'l'. xVilblN31'l, llar ringrlsm. Vlllllllllilll, Slew-Iss, Emllllonelson, Storm. gg, 5 19 u TERCENTENARY EXHIBIT XYIIALINH YICNSICI. Ulll I XNIIIUXI IJ Nl lllllll, IUDHXI XYl'I'Il llI.Xlll.Y MAI' HI' 4'UNNI'll l'l1'I l' IX llll I U lxl llbl NIP 4 0NNl'1t l'Tf'I I' HEIEOICS CONNE.CTICUT'S CHARTER OAK In a corner of New England VV here the laurel blooms in glory Is the state we love most dearly, Famed in deed and famed in story. This line state did own a charter Granted by an linglish sovereign: Now that country 'cross the ocean Wlished that land-grant to regain. lidmund Andros from old England Sailed across the choppy seasg Ile had come to get the charter Hy force of arms or urgent pleas. But the people of this province ,Q 3. Loved their freedom far too wellg f'QLI'2-3:1f-:..A Iiven when Sir Andros threatened, A.,- .V 'A'V .- ' - Their Herce spirit he could not quell. fgffggl 5 -'.1 1 fit 5, 1:lsa.1,-tL-5 N: v,,, So they came to this decision, 1.. I wb EQ, A For the benefit of all, ' - plii To have a most important conference 45 - V' In the Hartford City Hall. 'El l a' :,:. 55 .:., Near that hall there stood a tree Wlhich groaned and shook in the winter breeze, A But it was a, sturdy oak Hollow though its trunk had grown. Wfhile the meeting was in progress Sir Edmund asked the charter backg There the candles flickered-sputtered- And the room was dark and black. NVhen the hall once more was brightened The famous charter was not there. The men all cried, lt has been stolen! They couldn't tind it anywhere. But what happened I shall tell you: A young man named VVadsworth came, And he took that precious charter, Hid it in that tree of fame. Thus the freedom of our people Saved was by that wily stroke, And the paper safe was hidden In Connecticut's Charter Oak. B. Harvey '3511 65 lvifl ? 0 1835 JOKES AND SAYINGS BY MARK TWAIN If you don't like New Iingland weather-wait a while. Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. You would never believe how many places you can stick a needle into your- self until you go into the embroidery line and devote yourself to art. An author wrote to Mr. Clemens on the diet for authors. He asked if Mr. Clemens thought fish was good brain food. Mr. Clemens answered that it sup- plied phosphorus, but it did have further quality he thought the author need- ed Il couple of whales, from the looks of his letter. Wfhen Mark asked a neighbor if he might borrow a book, the neighbor re- plied that he might if he used it in the neighbor's library. NVhen the same neigh- bor asked Mark if he might borrow Mark's lawn, mower, Mark replied, Yes, if you will use it here! Clemens tells of himself and Bret Harte writing a play. Well, Bret came down to Hartford and we talked it over and then Bret wrote it while I played billiards, but of course I had to go over it to get the dialect right. Bret never did know anything about dialectfy NVhe11 his fortunes were at the lowest ebb, and a report went through the United States saying that Mark Twain was dead, he received a dispatch from a newspaper asking for details. '.l'he humorist immediately sent a message that made all the world laugh: The report of my death is greatly exaggerated. Clemens said to Matthews, who wrote articles for a paper: You are the very wrong-headest person in America, and you are judicious. And of the article, 'I read it to the cat-well, I never saw a cat carry on, so be- ford. You looked yesterday like the victim of a, flood and today' you're a refugee from the erupting Vesuvius. Mrs. Stowe was leaving for Florida one morning and Clemens ran over early to say good-by. On l1is return Mrs. Clemens regarded him: 'WVhy, Youth, she said, you haven't on any collar and tie. He said nothing but went to his room, did up these items in a neat package and sent it over by a servant with a line: Herewith receive a call from the rest of me. 65 'X'-5' Twain made a remark about the cook, and the butler remarked after they had had an argument about who did the most for the family: 'KYou are both far too clever to do much work. This was an unexpected shock for cook and butler. Mark Twain and VVilliam D. Howells were arguing about which one was the more famous. Howell insisted it was Twain, Every person, young and old, knows you. To prove this statement they entered a phonograph store and asked for Mark T'wain's picture. The shop keeper looked surprised for a moment and then asked, In what does she play ?', 'x A doctor friend of Mark's gave him some tablets for a cold and as Mark didn't visit his friends very often, the doctor sent. a bill to him. Mark came the next day and acted very angry and disturbed. But when his friend explain- ed it was only a. means of making Mark visit him, Mark laughed and faithfully promised to come to visit more often. After Mark had finished his speech at a dinner, a lawyer arose, shoved his hands deep into his pockets, as was his habit, and inquired: Doesn't it strike the company as a little unusual that a professional humor- ist should be so funny P Twain came back with the drawling inquiry: E Doesn't it strike this company as a little unusual that a lawyer should have his hands in his own pockets P Tonight Joan of Arc was burned to the stake. Qmeaning that he had fin- ished the book.j Mark Twain once said that pansies were violets with a college education. Gardening with Brains Finch. , General Grant said, t'Neither of us originated the idea of Sherman's march to the sea. The enemy did it. , Soap and education aren't as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run. 65 ALIFI-I ADAMSON SKIl'l'IfI6 ' Uliinrlnvxs and frirtuf' frnrrl Irruul In llnml. l'xl'PShlllHIl-S0lhIl0lllUI'9 l3l'RlIllQlllL' Vlubg Girl If0St'l'V9S 2. EDWIN ANDERSHN HD 'flfr' f'0uff'nf. tllr' wa hrzfh, fish PIl0llflh.U V al Cross Umvury , 3 'l'l':1m'k 3, 45 Cleo Ululv 22, Z' lvv Vluln Li- hrnriun 3, 4. EIDWARD ATKINSON HEI? TIN-rr' ix no study flint is not vupuble of fleljylxfi g us uftm' ll' J Iilflf uppli at Pl' it! llonor Hull 1 num- Studi-nf. Stiulf-nt '1 wil 3: l'Pp Vluh 43 A.ssm'i:1tP usiness Alillliljllll' ni' Somanhis 4: Tennis T47lll'llI'lIllI'llt 'I -, 3. JANE HANTLY J.lNl'I ',ffl'IIf'I' 'H'llN 'in ull her Nff'I!Nf lwurvn. in hm' PHPS In PI'f'I'y mfsturrf dignity and low. Snvk and Ruskin 2, 43 S1'l'l'9i2ll'y of Sock and Ruskin 45 Lllflllfflllh 1. I-ZENNI-ETH DEERE IfE.Y'f 'fNo1hing is rlvniml rn 11-011 flirrcfcfl labor. Honor Roll 1. Freshnmn- Sophonmro Dramatic flluh 1. CLASS GF 193 5 -B 622 I'I'I'I'Iil! AMIZROSE 1 ETE'J 7'Iwrr' lim rm rlml of 1lf1'1'iIf'ry fw- nrfutlz this mild f'.l'fPl'i0l', ' llonnr Roll Ili-Y 3, 4: Student 1'nun4'iI 1,2. IIARRIET ARNER lI.lRltY MLW' rgnlny sim dom hm' urork, H .3 a task -may lurk. 'I IIonQr Roll fig IImu3r Siualvnf. f'.cETT?i1-F-4Yk1'lsy-4. I KIAIIHAIIIVI' ATKINSON 1'l?G!7Y 77liN flirl with ll rlixposifion so Sweet, II'hr'n it mums to yrrulrw 0un'tlzP beat. Ilnnor Roll 193 Valli-1lic'f01'i:1l1. Hii'lllm-sc-ww-s 2: F'l'l'NlllllRlll-SOIIII- nnmm Drmnntiv Club 1: I'c1p Cluh 4: Svr'i'vtz11'y of Fl't'Slllll3lll-SODIIO- inure Drmnutiu Pluh 1: llmne Room Ilnskvihnll 1, 2. 3, 4g So. IIHIIIIIIS Typist -lg Pluss Ring C0111- mitta-0 4. ICVICLYN IlI'IAI'l'IllC 'f1?I ' 'tl lifflr llllllll -iriih mnnnvrisms H'llif l Iuwpral: I1 rr frm' f'hIIVIl!'- f4'r. . I V . News Ulu Girl Rvscrves 2. 2, 4. . FIXED BEST IfUTC'H Qi bold man says hold flIf1l!l-Q. Orvliesirzl. J, 2, 3g Ili-Y 3, 45 S1'K'l'i-'I2ll'Y and Treasure-r Hi-Y 4g Latin Club 'lg Sinllc-nt Council 3, DORIS ROLEX D07 ' Her high. ideals, hm' lllll'!'l11'NS of hfart Nm' xmilrfs and hrillirliwy frvry- 'H'llPl'P flnri. llunm- Roll 4. N4-ws Vluh 'lg Hirl l!0s0l'vc-s 125 Pop Ulub 4. AVSTIN BRIGGS Kf.ll'IllDY ml plmxnnt youth. H. llpllflll. frmzhf 1 ' I iillhf' 1,-I-. RVTII BROWN IfI l'Illlu ' Thr hrwrri lhrrt is in lu' fillfvl IU the brim with hui!! ,inn must hw hflrl still. Ilunm' Roll 0. I-Il1I'l'Il IIITRKIC 'lf.'l7Ih ' A nolnlr mairl, irhosr fririnllgl 'll'llllS Will yire hm' frirnrls tliruilglmirf her days. Ilnnnr Roll 4. llnskvilmll flillilillll 13 Mlm- Uluh I Itll'II.KRIn t'ARI'lCN'l'l-IR Illl'h ' .I llllhftllllfl. riiwffftir- .wort .il lirrly frifml nml rurf goof! sport. Iloimr Roll 2, Frnss t nuntry 2. 43 Snr-k-lluskin ZZ. 4: Ilaskvflmll Il. . 4: Illt4'l'l'l8SN llnskvthzill 23 'l'ra0k 2, 2, 4: Paint and I'0vvdvr 1, 2: I'ri-sidl-nt Paint and Vowdvl' 25 Ili-Y 3, 43 Presi- dvnt HifY 45 Sonmnhis Stuff 3: Uauid 1, 2. 192: llII'lIA1lD BRANNICK JERRY No Wally firm! man. Prerfhnught hiuisfflf sn. ll 4xlif xr Null 1. AM xjfv I.l'1'lLLI'l IEROXYN l.UI ' 7'lwr1- is .wrfrf fmusir hmv' thu! Noftrr falls than pwtals from hlnirn rosm on Ihr y11'rl.v,w. lllllltbl' Roll 3. Avmnipnnist Ulm- Fluli 1. 3. -lg fll'L'lll'Stl'iI I, 2, 3, 43 Hass Sorre- tnry 4. WAl.'l'I41lt J. lll't'KLl-IY 'Alfl'I'If 'tl !ll'lll'l1'IlllHI 'HHllH'N im -1mixP. Vu-nxs f'4lllllll'j' 4: Pop Uluh 4: llllliilllllg l'Inh 225 Student fltbllllfll 4 : News Uluh 1: High Svhnol XVorI1l: NllIll2llllliN Stzltistivzil Unm- lIllll0l' 4: Ili-Y CL 4. PIIYLLIS UARNICY I'HYI. .lloflrwt,lf rrrflwi' ihun f0I'1l'lIi'll- 'lll'.w, Iloiml' Roll 4. llnslu-llmll 1. .Zz Girl Resmwo-s 23 Slullvnt Unnnvil 33 Prom Pom- nlitfec- Jig Pri-ss Ulu-li 23 Ulass Sa-m'x'0f:ll'5' 3. XlI'l l'IlC f IlAl'NIAN JII7'Tlu'.YN il nur:-,u hvurt firms all the day. II:lsI:vllr:1ll 1. 2: l'Im'lwy lg SUUIQ-lgllNlilll 71: Imp Uluh l'hP0r lilxilllt-'l' 4. RIUIIAIKD l'llAl'MAN f'Dlf'li 1 Happy um I: from r-arc l'n1 fwfr: lvlllll r'an'f they all lm l'0lIfCllf!'lI like nw? JHIIN l'llI'Rll.A J1lIa ' lu f'l'f l'jlfIlllI,!I HIP wills :rvll :lv- finwfl uw' flu' .w-wwf of rlurulrlc l su1'l'f'sx. llnmn' Roll H: llullm' Studr-uf. Latin Fluh 1. RALl'II l'LlFFORD l'l,IFF 11'rifP me as one lrlln lnrcx lzix fellow mon. 'l'ra1'k 1, 3: G14-c Club 1: IN-p Club 4. LYNN FHTQVRN I' .lI ll4lrIifw. ul I ' Illf41I'l' rm ss ou ry 1, 2 3 X'a1'sify Frou' f,'OlHlfl' ' 41 Swim- ming 22: V 1' t ' Wx ming: 3, 45 Ilm-1'1'la. 2 . ZZ 1 Varsity 'l'r:u'k Ii, 2 English Club 1. IUCN!! VURNA ' l'.lXIx I alrolfe ww mornin!! uurl found mysrflf ff11nun,w. Sow-er 1, 2. 23,,3f:,ll:Lsk1-lllalll 2, Il. 4: Basketball! fwllltillll 4: 'Fmlnnis 1: l l'0NllIl'lF.lll.'S0llll0Ill0l'l' Dl'2llllllli4Z Club: Foothill 1: Illls-1'f'l:1ss fl'2H'liQ Flaws 'l'l't'3lSlll'1'l' 1: 1nh'1'4'l:xss Swimming: Ili-Y 4. 65 4 Alll'll.Allll'I 1'lll'IMI'IIiKA ',1DlfLlJ l'llffI'lll'I' unrl !lr'lrfIwuws urv pon'- flaw. 'l'lm-:ul :xml N1-mllv l'lub 13 Ulm- Club 2. IMNIIGI. l'. l'lYllCl.lAl I'1fTla ' 'l'll1' IHIl'll1'I' m4lfr'll'fl. flu? !ll'f'1lfCl' l'll'fflI'lll.U Sxvfnling Il. 4: llnslu-tlmll lg I , - , . Inu-rm-luxs llslxm-lmll 215 hull 1, .2. J, 43 Gulf l':lpt:1in 4: Nfsvs Pluh lg Iligrll S1-lxool World 3. 45 lli-Y -L INFNALID l'llI'llUXY ll0.Y HI um Il thinkzfr rlfwp uurl pro- fnuu1I. llonor Roll 2. fll'l'll4'Nll'2l I. 2. Zi: film- Vluh I, J: IH-p f'lul1 -1. K4rl!l'IIl'lY l'HI5l'llN ,l0LI,Y Tim for:-P of his own mffrilnmlres his wall. Uross f'0llllll'X 41 Iluvlwy 43 N1-ws l'Iuh 1. IGDWIN t'l'lA'l'Ill lfUDll! I llfllf rv- 'QQL alll' 'fruit mul NW. firm lun s may you m'p1't't of n x ' VX llonm lull N l N A NNA DALEY .YA Silf'r11-ri is a more prmlous mefal fhrln fllmlwgf of spf'1'z'll. Glue Club -l. WILLIAM DIGNIKU ltI'lllNUlf'I Hlluppy is hr' who is r'unlr'nf. llounr Roll ll. High Svlmol 1Vlll'l1l Stuff 43 Tl'Jll1l' School Uwllestm 1. 2, Il. -1. CIIARLIGS UUNAIIUIG f'Il,lNS One fhing -is fm'1'rPr !llJOIl,' That one thing is surf-rss. ll0ll0l' Roll 5. Cross Country 1, 2. 3. -tg Calp- iuiu of Cross Country 43 Truck 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 C0-Edit01'-in-Cllir-If S0llHllIhlS 4: Student Council 123 Press Club 3, -1: Torch Club 11 D1-bnting Club 3g l'l'0lll Couuuittcc 3 STANLEY DRIHHS l'll.lI-'l.Iu'l ' And I have oft lu-uw! rlefcmlefl Little said -is soonest -memlczlf' NIA RJURIIC ICDWA HDS .lIA1rGIlf Quiet Pllflflll nfl hiflrs uufuy From the brillialzt liylht of day. Girl Reservesg Glvu Club 1. 619: 30 SYLYIA IllCl,LA FPIRA HCI.-1 'I'hyl murlrsfgfs ll mnrlle to thy uwritf' llunm' Hull 1. News Club 13 Gln-me Club 2, 3, -1. lfII1lZAlllC'l'll IM- SIMHNI-I LIZ Mllrrlrillfws is l'I'flfl!'fil'f'. like the light of lwurr'n. llslslu-tbull 1. 2: llzlsvball 1, 21, 4: NQ4-rllv :mul Tlll'4'llfl Club 1g I'vp Club -4. JUIIN DUNAIIVE J.4UK ' 'Ll lnvrlvsf lllllll IlCl'f'7' Iullfs about himself. llouol' Roll 3. Ifooibzlll lg Soccer 2, 3, 45 llockvy 3, -1. FANNY liC1,'l'Il,l,IdN'l'I'I F.4NXl ' 'Uluppimws is not pw',fvc-fed until -it is 8lll1I'E1l. llocln-y 1, 2. -l: lluukuy Varsity 'lg 'l'lll'l'il1l :lull N1-vlllv Club 13 Ilome Ronin Basketball. .lUHl'Il'lllNl-I l Al,KllSKI NIO ll'hf'n 'uw shall lmw' slar'r'f'PIlr1rl, llwll will lu' our linu' fo w'r'j0iz'e und fl'I'f'I.lf laugh. llonur Roll 1321 Iloum' Stuxlvnl. 'l'lll'0Rl1l illlll Nw-illv Club 1. A NI IH lill' FI 1'11lI.141R ,l,ND1 ' lu'1'r-ry man in u VIIIIIIIIP -if you kunu' hon' to rvml him. Ilunm' Roll 2. lnti-1'4'l:lss Swinnning Il. -1: In- te-rm-lnss Ilalslcvtlmll 1. 2. 25. 4: ln- ll'l'1'lilSN 'l'r:1L'lc 513 Vlnss l'r1-sillm-111' 1: 'll0l'l'l1 Club 1. 2: Slllllvlll Cunn- vil. lll l'1l FISH l INIllIp ' Ni'1'11rIfu.wf Il'IlN hrr fl'f4'lIllN1ll1l, IIN' lrurrl us fl'lIf' ax flllllfff Ilunnr Hull 21: llnnnr Stuilvnt. Nennnllllis Stuff -1. 11'.'tI.'l'1'I1C FORD F0l.'IlIlf 1l1- luuyfhvrl uurl tliruu' his time uirujl Fm' life' to him :rim to Inc fluff. 11nnin' R011 2. Varsity Sll4'l'4'l' 4: Ilzlslcvtluill 13 'l'm-4-11 Vlnli 1: Stull:-nt t'unnvi1 23 l't-p Club 4: lligll Scliuul NYo1'ltl 4. l .KlTlI lJAl.INA'l' ,lllI'lilu'1 ' lfll'l'I'l' ruin In tall fllrc all l fl'f1I. Ui' my fm' film' I'rl div. llnnor ltnll 4. Y:u'sity liaislu-tlmll 1, 2. fl. 41 llilrllitflllllll t'npt:lin 1. 23 ll21Nl'l72lll 1: llwwlu-5' 1: 1f'r1-sl:n1:l1i-So1u1m- nunw- 1111111111110 1'lnlr 1. 2: Ll'il4ll'1'S Flaws I. 23 I'4-p Vlnln -15 Flu-4-r lmauls-1' 4. IlH1!l12ll'l'A HHIUIAN lHJl-'T ,ulIlIlll'l'N f1l1' firm! unrl pa'rfM'f fluirm' of wmhlr' 1-hururtm'. Writing: Fluh 1: Girl llc-sm-1'vvs Z: lligll Si-lmul World Zi. 4. 499: 31 KA'I'lI1'I11IN1-1 FIKIC KAY l'l1'nw1'P is the idol of her heart, Nlir' flliiwlfffll for no pilrvr hemr- mn' llonor Hull 175 llomn' Student. tlnln 31 Latin llnh 1: Class V11-0 1'rt-sith-nt 1: l'rmn f,'01l11l1lll!'9 3g Vast ot' l'011lZlll1lFl' Wnlk g Stud- 1-nt l4llb1'il1'X Assistant l1,4gSt:1tis- tivnl flthlllllllllvtl 4 1 l'+-slnnzln - Soplmlxmrv Drannzitit . . - 1 1 - JHNl'Il'll I l'l'Zt-PHRALD .lUL '.th. firhll Nhuulrl Iiffr ull labour Im? llunin' Roll 1. V1-oss l'onntry 31, -1: Track 1, 2, I1. 43 Pup 1'luh -l: Torvll Club. .1US141I'111N1'1 HADZIVKI .l0lf 7'h,1l llllllllwflll is u vumllc In thy 'nu'rif, film-0 Club 1. IIUKIN 4114111111 S.1llLEY ' Fur xhf u-ns juxf fhv quift kind lrhoxc 'IllIflIl'C zmrcr 'Ua1'iex. llnnur Roll 3. Iiziskvtlmll -1. JAVK GRANT ,1,ll K Th ri Iifr of ri h lINlllHIlllIlllllf-II life frrl hy the bounty of earth and slrvefellwl hy the' airs of 'HVIU4 l'll, 'l Ilovlivy 3. -1. Iinslu-tlmll 1: Som-lc-Iiuslcin 3. 4: VALLA lJRI'Il7INXVAY 1'.lI,I,.l , 'lt would lu' :mrt fo impnsxilnlvfo IlfNFOI'!'l' ll lumflsfmrr' :roman -who ix not also u ruin rroumnf' llolml' lloll ll: llmlol' SHHIPIII. Srwk-liuskin fl. -lg I1'rm-sl1m:111- S0lYllUlll0l'lx IYl':mmtim- l'luln 1, LZ. IIHISIGRT IIAAH ,l'l.'l.Yf'If -Fluxlws of zrrrirurvrf flmt -uwfrzf wont wr fl roar. Honor to I, 1 Honor Siuclenlz Ifkmtluzlll 4: Vrosx l'ountry 25 . 'l'r:lr'k 2: Ilockoy -li Iniflo Fluh -I. 1 R0l1IGR'I'A IIANSIGN lf0llIfIIJ Howl I'lll'l'I' is no fllIl1'I'4Ill!'l' fo rl fl00d life. Honor Roll 4. l+'r4-shlllzlll-Sopllmnorv Ilfillllillil' Vlulx 1. 2: High HUIHIIII Wuvlml Ii, VI: Studs-nt l,'oum'il 12: l'1-p Club-1. IEICTTY IIA KYICY l l,l'I ' lm you I-'HON' I am fl IVOIIHIII? Uvllf'll I think, I muxt xp1'ul.'. Ilonm' Hull 14: llmwx' Stllrlvuf. Smile-Iillskin 4: S0lIlillllliN Staff 2. 3: Latin Uluh 1gl+ 1'r-sI1m:1x1- Soplmlnorv IV5l'Illllil1iI' Vlulv 2. HI-I0R4JI4I IIERRIUK lilf,'Ul!GIf IJ1l:'111wfzwsx ulour lllfllu'l'S life, 0fm'nify. f 'l'r:u'k 1g T0l'1'll Uluh 1. 192 i 32 MINI-IN HIIZYIJ N.l.YlIl ' lu monrl of fll'1Il'lfjl of bliss, Ilw' mind to hm' ll I-'iH!!ll0Ill ix. I-Inglisll Club I. .IHIIN IIAILI-IRIGRN IIUlH Thr manly part is fo rlo wifh miyfhf und main. ullrul you mn IM. Ilonox' Hull -l. I-'mrtlnlll 41 'l'1':l1'k 1. 3, -1. HAY lIARRINlG'I'UN S!'UTTl ' HY0l'1I-V lm louwl noi, Nllllll' despis- ralg Nomwllliufl 111-Il flour uln-nys pr'i.:'r:4l. ' lGl,IZAlil4Z'1'lI IIICNDPIRSUN U X, 'l 'HENN Y J . ,f ,,Vu'lrl, u': 1. thaw- flax! smile at me fll -' gold n sec. I 'fcgl dl Y umm' '-. Pop Flub 4. IDHHIS 1101-'F MDOT N1'llool for hor 'wus to smile and Urn w Sllv fool: of it ull that it coulrl give. llnllol' Roll 2. l':ll,L'fIiSll 4'lllh lg l'4-p Club 4. ll.l'IL14IN HOLMES I1UI,JISIla -'l'm xure Cards an enerny fo liff'. ' Senior Life Saving 41 lloine Ilomn llaslwtlmllz Give Cluh 1, ZZ, 3g X4-ws Cluh 1: Pep Cluh 4. MA RJUHIIS IIUXYA RID ,IIA li'UlJ ' 'Hlfillll we har? fha rulsjmalrzlble merit fo :rin cz true heartg und the merit to imap if. Honor Roll 5. Soak-liuskin Il. 4, Fwslnnzlii- N4Ilbh0lll0l'P Dranmliu Cluh 1. 29 Latin Vluh 1: S0llllllllllS Stuff 4. IIICATICICIC IRWIN Hlilffll' 'flint still hm' tongue ran on, The lass of ll'PifllIf it horc with !ll'?Ilf6l' Paw. Ilonor Roll 20: Honor Studi-nt. 1 'l'f'NllIllillX'SOIPll0lll0l'0 Drfuuatic f'luhl.23 Hlvo l'lnh 1, Z. 43 Pross lfluh Ii, 4, S0lll2lllhiS Typist 4. TIIICLMA JACKSON 'THEl, A hlithe heart niakas ll blooming z'im:yf'f' Latin Club 1. ASTIIHNY KABIINSKI TUNl ' Hr was like tl mrk who thought lhe sun rose to lwar him U7'0llf.U llonor Rolk K I ' 2, 3. 43 l': :lin Foot- h: l 4 1 Cr Q' ' K 13 Track 1: llig ', W 1' rl o. -15 So- niainhis Staff 4: Ilusinf-ss Haulag- vi' High Svhool World 4. 499: r,-n :Ju RI'SSl+ILL HOLMES IfIfSS', Ns-1' mr, hon' calm I um! llonor Roll S. Assistnnl Track Manager 35 C0- AIRIIIIIIIUI' Truvk 43 Hi-Y 4. WINSTHN HVDSON W1NKS Sindy 10 be quiet. IIICIQNICIG JAVKSON BENNIE liar 'voice -was always soft flrfutle' and low. an ercellent thing -in, woman. IGIIIIHSII Club 1. HAZICL JOHNSON S1VEDl'T lunar simxlzizm warms not only fhf- heart nf the 0ll.'llf'l' but all :rho vamp in Contact with it. Honor Rull 1. Home Room Baslwtballg English Ulnh lg N1-ws Club 14 Ulmle Cluh. NVILLIAM 'ICISIIQI BILL lff1tfvr Nga, fl-H11 of rourts llc lvziija lyarlef 'in all sports. llolmifflol-165 Ll 'l'rad1- Svllool Basketball 2, 3, -I: Ihlslwtllnlll Fzipfzlin 3, 45 Trade School Ilzlselmll 1, 2. 3, -lg Cap- faiin Basvhzlll 3. MVRIEL KICRLI' .K1i'.llI i ll'0lllC'll, like prinrrs, find few 'l'f'fll f1'icn.1Is. llonor Roll 3. Fruslunaul-Sopliomoro Druumtic Club 1. ANNA KLEIN QlNN- 1l'l111txn1'1'm' is :Forth doing ix worth doing well. Ilouor Roll 173 Honor Student. Tllrotad and Nc-1-tllu Club 15 1'1-vsixlmlt of 'i'lm-nd and Noodle Ulub 1g Suulauhis Typist 4. 1lICRTHI'DIC KLl'l'K Gl'flfT 'll'e ought to reynrrl uniiribilifyos the quality of u-onuznf' Ilouox' R011 2. Tllrond and N4-mile Club 15 Jun- ior Prom Committve 3. IIARRIICT KNIGIIT HAT It 'ix Il frimillljl vm' that has plainly of friends. Latin Club 13 1.vurls-rs Class 45 Captain Whitv Iiaslcotlmll Tvillll-1. HELEN KUS14 KONllf Hur fur-0 'irns fair. Her stature full. IIOIIOI' Roll 5. I-lusketlmll 1: Nows C'lul1 1: So- lnnnhis Typist 4. 629: K llANI'IR'l' li ll,l'A'l'R If 'K KILL HP irus lronfsf and of an open rind frefi nature. Honor Roll 5. 'i'raule' Suhooi Varsity llziskvt- lnlll IS. l'II.SIlC KLEIN HI, Wm fluff :ras erm' fair and nczrcr prourl, llaul tnnyfnr at will and yvt was itvrci' loud. Varsity Ig2lSliPfll2lll 29 Varsity 'Fu-unis 12. 3: Lutin Club 1. I:nlII'IIt'l' KNAVI' DOC No :nur-li is cz :nun ll'0i'fll ns he l'Nfl'f'lllS liiins0if. Assistant linmigror Tmvk 3: 1'o-lliinugt-1' Tran-k 43 Hockvy 4g I,i'llElliIl1.ff'llIl7 1. 12, 34. 43 Quill Uluh 13 l'1't-sidm-nt Iiivllilflllg Club 43 SOIIHIIIIHS Stuff 4: Tl'iZlIIjIlll2ll' Ili-Imtim.: Tvum 4: Assoviato Edi- tor lligll Svllool xVUl'l1i 35 Sports liilitor -1. ICIADISIC Kill-IlILl'lI! 1I.flIflJ HPV 0111's wrrr' of NIIIIIWHIIII brown .tml Iwi' hrrul cnt-irrlrvl by lunch. lllzlrk liuir. ' News Club 13 Him- Uluh 1. WARD KRAVSH ,ll.-iXDY lu'r1'rn rlrfisi wus first un. amu- flfHl'. ' lionor Roll 1. Uri-ln-stra 1. 2. fl, 4: Somanhis Stuff Vlilllllllflvll '13 Baiml 1, ZZ. STAXLICY K YICTKONVSKI 'K.'l VET '1mIuxh'y mnlrvs all things Ellxjlfj IIOIIUI' Roll IT: llouor SIIHICIIT. ROLAND LASIIINSKIC I'lmI ' .l light heart lives lung. llonor Roll Sq Honor Slurlvut. Trade Svlloul l!aslwt,ln1ll llillliig- or -1, 'I'x':ulo School Iinsolmll 2, 3, 43 'I'1':l1l0 Svhool iT1't'ilCNtl'il. 1, 2. 3, -L. I'ILlZAlil'l'l'll LII-IIRMAN lHu'TTY ' f'1Ivre s II hfalth fo fha Iam irilh, flu: nurrry brozrni eyes. Glue Club 1: News Club 1. FRANK IA UIILK HDI 'Fl.'.l.Y1fI1f f- 1 1 ,lIm1 is '1. nf ' 'onlin as thc 'f?f'f ' fi. VW ' spulllf Ip fit ltlllll. Rl 1'lI LI,'SSll'IR I1'I'TIIl1f ' ,lIr'uwl1rrw, not mmz. have always IIf'!'Hf my n:n1'L'. Honor Roll 103 Ilonor Stullvuf. l Latin Club 1. l 492: 35 IH I'II LARSUN RI'TIIIE ' 'I'o Il'0lllY?ll silence gilrvs proper y11'1lr'c.'1 tilve Club 2, 3. 12I'IHRHlC LICARY THE CIIIIJF JIGGSH 'zlaul in the field of sport we vie fa yrrih ll laurel 'lll0l'f??U Cross Country 3, 49 Swimming 2, 33, 43 Track 3, 43 Sock-Buskiu 4: Captain ol' Travl: 45 President of Sluilvnt Council 4g Class Pres- itlvuf 43 IUAY -1. I!l1IHNIl'I'I LIYINGSTUN BENNIE .Ynthiuy flrouf was ever lLClIlfCl2Cll rrifhout r'nflzuaif1s111. llouor Roll 4. Lufin Club lg Debating: Club 3, 43 Tl'i2lll1.flIl2ll' D1-baring Team 35 World Stuff 3, 45 F4-alum Editor World Staff 4. DUNNICLL LORD DUN '21 tug, mul lzrurg and honest muh. I Ilm-NH.. asketball 19 Iutvr- vluss 'l Ck 1, 2. ltl l'll MAIIUNIGY 1H'TH Thr, zrulu fo yluin a frirfnrl is to Inf' one. 'I'lu'4-:ul and Nm-eclle Club lg Girl In-sm'vvs 3: Homo Room Basket- bull 2. STANLEY MANKVS STAN 'KCOIIIIIPNH mul alnxmmr' of lmsie 'in- rlivrlte fine quuliticw. Honor Roll 7, RVTII MARTIN 'I'lN,V1 ' L-I fair 0.rt1'rior is ll xilvui 1'Cf'0lIl- mmwl ' H. 0' ' 3 4 Swinnning 3: Das- kvt l LE 21, 4: Tvnnis 2, 33 Ynrsity I wlwy ll. 4: Girl Re- svrvos 3. 43 I.eaulvl's Class 4. WILLIAM MvBRIDIC BILL Thr: inhnrn, fIf'lIfllflfjl of some peo- ple amounts to yr'nius. llonm' Roll 3. Torx-li Club lg Latin Club 15 Student Council 3, 4. DORIS M1'CllRMIf'K DORIS Not 1ll ftl'lf 1 great, sweet silence. , , 4,1 . I yn, Ilnnor Roll . y, ' Girl Rcserves 2, 3. IRENE MMDANN - IIn'1CNlf The 'IFOIIHIIL that rIf'IiI1erutcs is lost. Honor Roll G. 'I 4 Ilolnu Room Buskotbull 2. 193: ? Algylh' MAlU'HlTK 'fCHUCKY ll'ih f'0lIllfl'Hlllll'0 rlvmure and 111 rlqyf grurlcf' -1 lute-'class'-Swilnlning 1: Iiulllll Ronin lislslmtlmllwlg ,Base-bull 13 Hlvu Club 35 Cyl Ill'S1'l'YCS 3. .IUSICVII MAYER JOE .lIwfL':1:'ss is young umllitian's la1fIrlPr. 'l'1':1v4-l Clubg Ilunle Room liais- lwtballl 1. lCLlZAlll'I'l'lI M4'l'AR'l'AN BETTY , , X. . lll:uf lx fr P, snnflc' uml NlHf'Pl'P is most 'igina 'ISTIN lyurnan na- turv. I X Ilonor Rfl 4. If-3 Int 1' :iss Igxiim-'tlJall 1, 2, 3g llumo Quoin If sketball 1, 2, 3: Ihlst-lmll 2: Ilovkey 1, 2g Thread und N ville Club 1. XYILSHN ML'l,'UlUl1l'K MACK 'hllyf I ri ofen rzffweallzle person is IL ,' an who Il!l7'l'l'S with me. mr Rnll . F59 4: SVl'ilIllllllljI 2, 3, 4g 'mwwk , 2, 3. -lg Torch Club 15 Class Presillent 23 Smnanhis Staff. XIAll'l'llA Illm:tJl'IHAN MART Fur sure no minister brouyht us more Content Than thoxe in pleabwing, useful studies .vu?nt.l' llonm' Roll 2. film- Club 1. 2: Thrvzul and N1-udlv Club 1. RUTH RHINTOSH Rl'TH1E 'zFI'17lIl HIP r'r'on'n of hm' lwall fo Nw Rolf of lim' fool, NllPl,iS all mir'th. ' Honor Roll 2. Girl Rvserw-S 33 H1419 l'lub 1. JVLIA M1'KICl-I Jl'LI,-l ' Sln' Ilorfh little lfinrlnrw.w's arl1ir'lL moxt lmro undone or 1lexp1xP. ' Honnr Roll 18g Honor Student. Tluw-:ul und Ns-mllv Club 1. ICIJWAIEII MvVlfZI4L1I -'SI'lu'f7 ' 'flioorl ,llllll0l'f'll. fruulr anal frvr'. Honor Roll 2. Swimming Mauagor 4: Glue Flub 1: Latin l'lub J: I1'r1-slunuu-Soplr 0llll1l'4' lbrzlllmtimf Club 2. D0ll1Vl'H1iA MILLICIS . DOT7'Y Shri 'is quiet, pure uul mrvef 11'hom tho morzzilhfl. sun cloth yn'r1z'f. Honor Roll 3. S Hive Club 1, 2, 2. MA RY MORAN ,1I0ll.4 ,YD Y I 'sport I flrourell. Don? think nolzorly erm' 'mnrlc mf. Bzmkvtballl 1. 21 llorkvy 1, 2. 1329 I-IAMILTHN Mc'KEl'I RTD Tl1r'y only employ wrorrls fo dix- yuiw tlmir' Illrmfllllsf' Glue- Vlub 1. XYILLIAM NIvI',X RTLAND Rl LL Hy nr'r'rw.wir,u, by prodirifgl. and by rlrligllf zrf ull 'falL . ' llonm' Roll l:2lN,liCfll2lll 1: Sovk-Ruskin 3, 4: Tl'0llSl'l24'I' Sock- .'lll -lg Hi-Y 2, ftudoxif Noun:-il 23 'l'f r'l1 f'lub'l1 Clad 1'l'1-simlsult 51 : Sclnlnhhlsfi A JAMES MIKELIS NIC'KLlfS ' No za,-isflom l'il.'e xilPr1r'e. Iuterrlass 'l'r:1r-k 35 Froshnmn- Suplnnnore IJITIIIIJIHKC Ulub 1. ROSE 3IlS'I'RlCT'I'A I?0S'V Nw 'IVIIN our fllIf'l'7l, our rose, OHT sfurg ,-lnrl thru. ze 1llll1!'PlI-0 Ilffrllwl ' ' . . Ilnsvlrnl 1 3 FVF4'NllI1lf1ll'S0llllO- morn- Drzunniic- 1'lub 13 Girl Re- S4'l'YllN. DAVID M1'LIb00N D,l1'l? ' 'aiu upriflllf. !0ll'll'l'l!!llt ll0IIPNf mlm. Foorlmll M: IIILZPI' 3, 4: Cross flfblll ry ' 1llfPl'l'lflSS Track 33 12133 n - Snphonmrs Dramatic Ulub llnslwtball 1, 2, 3, 45 Lat- in Ul b 13 'Il0l'l'll Club 15 Class 'I'1'a-zxsnlwl' 13 Statistivnl Commit- tw- 4: Ili-y Il, 43 Vivo 1'r1-sidont lIiY 4 BRITNO NAFZKOXVSKI If lHJ.Yf ' You haw not 0nnl'Pr'fwl Il man lmmlmr' you have silrfnrvvl him. Ilmmr Roll 13: llonm' Studi-nf. Snvk-Bllskin 3. 45 Glf-0 Uluh 1. 25 'l'm'vl1 Uluh 13 Siam- 1iHlHl1J,'1'l' of I'll Lf-avv I1 to Yun. ELDON WNEVILLE HL If you will li:-rf at mme Ilfvu' and we unrl hnlrl you-V pear-fn ROLAND NEWPOMH j'HU'l ' I stood among tlwnz but 'not of them: in fl shroud Uf fhouyhfx irhicll '1l'l'l'f' not flmir tlzollglzfsf' JOSEPH OFIARA OFII4 My tongue 'mitlzin my lips I w'ign.J' Honor Roll 8. Illtvwlziss Travk 2, 3. 4, JAMES CYREILLY .ll,1I ffEre1'ytl1iny FOIIIPM' if a mm: will only ,11'aif. 1-5 0 1 . , fr, 65 38 LIGXVIS NICFIJ . 'YlUFF I worrlrl umkr' 'l'I'llNlHI my !lllirlr'. High Svlmnl NVol'l1l 3, -i. AI.lt'1-I NICVVE ls',llIl-I Hlmiwrn 14-ithnuf xfurly 'is dvnfh. .-11111 fhrf ywrrr- of a living man. Ilnnm' Hull 153 Ilonor Studvnt. Iialslwtinalll 1. 23 liaise-lmll 1, 2, 35 Ilnvlu-y 1. 2 3 'i'ill'l'2l4i :lml N1-ville Vinh 11 Hlw- Club 1, 22, ALPIIONSI-I 0llI'l'II4bWSKI - 0IflE 'utr-tion. :mt IVIJVIIN, prorv Hu' mam. ii01l4ll' Hull 10. llzlslu'-tlmll -1: Silllilillf f'0llIll'ii 2: SllllI2lIliIiN Slslfl' IZ: Ixltvwlziss Ilnslu-tllslll 23 illi1'l'1'iiiNN Swim- minu 2, :L WI LIIIGMIXA OIVIA RA 1l'Il,Lllf Ulf UNIIIIIPI' flf'Hfl'f'I, of alffevfiolls fmilrlf' Honor Roll 15: Honor Studvnt. ii2lNiil'1il2lii 2: Latin Uluh 1: 1 l'1-Nilllllill - S01lilUl110l'4' Dranlfltic Vluh 2: Girl R1-ss-1'v0s 2, 3. 4: 'I'1'm1s11w-1' Girl Ileselwm-s I! IIICLICN UIILUXVSKI FI1'IJ.Yf'llIlu 11'ou1f'u arf' lwrm' so Iilrvly to ,wffttlv II IIIIPNHIHI rightly fl31l'llP1l flirfy rliw-um 'if f1'r'rly. Iirlskvtlmll 1, 2: Hass-hzlll 1, LZ, S: llnolu-y 1, 225 'l'1ll':-zulalmlN4-4-dlv vmlfn 1:1--0 Clulr 1. MAR.lHRll4I IHXLAIICR ,lI.I1rfIlJ Nil:-:IPP is suwrfm' fllllll N1ll'l'l I.'U Girl II4-smwvs lg Ulm- Vluh 1. IVICANI 'l S VIC! 'KlCNllA Rl l'h'f'lx ' UNI: fllllll' I I'I'1ll'l ,' lwforr' my vyrm' .4 xilmlr' fmrzl lo krvfp. I lropf just mlm' Tn yfwi su-ffir-ivuf .wlwp. Vruss Vlbllllllj' 1. 12, fl, -lg 'I'1':1c'k 1, 2, Ik, 4g Suck-llllskin 43 l'l'f-ss l'luI1 Il. -41 U1-4-lu-sll'u lg Vast ni' l'llIllilINlPl' XV:llk. lfII.IZAl3I'I'l'll l'I'I'l'l'IllSON 4 I'lfTlf 'il Int of rlmftm' mul n humllr of rl1r'1'1'f:1l111ws. llIlNli1'fll2lll 1. 2: Varsity Ilalskvt- hull Zi. -L IIICLICN l'II'I'I'lUlXVSKI l'lla ' 'l'lm.w yn'rlr'1'ful ads. Timm' tlmumnrl :lr-r-mir-irw flmf rlufly flair. From ull lim' irorrls mul fir-firms. llfllllll' Roll lliq lluuur Slllilklllf. Varsity llzlskvtlmll 1. 2. 41 'l's-n- nis 3, -I : lllwke-y 15 l?l'l'Slllll2lll' Supllulluwv Dl'Hlll2lTlf' f'luh l, 223 Vim-0 l'rc-siqlmir Dt'll2ilillL'Q Tl'l2lllj.flllEll' IM-- lmte- -1: l'n-p 1 luh 4: Vast uf l'0m- Illllll'l' Walk. I.:uly of Pain. S:uu'c-X for Tho Hnslimisuz l'l'0lll f'Ulllllllffl'l' 3: l.4-:ulrlrs Vluln -11 Sm-k-llnsl-lin 4. JUSlil'lllNl'I I'I.ANO xlib 7'rur- liumilify. tlm liifflirwf frir- Inv. llouur Hull 2. l!z1slu'fIs:lll 23 lialsi-hull ZZ, Ilg lilo:- Flulm 1, 2. lgvgl i 39 Gll,llI'IR'l' PARK G'ILf For .wolifuflv S0lllf'fllllllS is lmst mvir'fy. ' l'IIlBll'ND l'l'IIlL NED Smiling uurl llffl'Pf'lll!l lm .llmunflx -in q1'111'1'1mity. Prnss Uounlry 45 Swinuuiug 35 llnsulmll 4: 1,011 Club 4. I'lllLIl' l'll'IRf'li FRISKY lf is mnrlz msim' to lm crilicnl flmu to he f'lII'l'Pf'f.U PIIAHLES PINNEY ,l.lf'K Jian, is wwf flu' 1-rffuturrf of cir- f'lllIIS qzsg I'ir nnstni .' are flu: rrrwztiion , .U .f ' Foo all -l: nwvtbnll 33 Asst. Mzumgv W 1. - :Ill 35 World Staff 3. 4: ' '. Vlllll lg Ili-Y 3, 41 lhlslwtlmll . .IUSICPII POLUZIIC 'IJOEU Hui flu' fruit flint mn fall with- out sllalring Inrlmvl is ton mvllnu' for 1ne. ' llonm' Roll -L Sm-li-lhlslcixl 4: Svc-l'f-tary Torch Club 13 Glm- l'luh ZZ: Student Vnunm-il 33 Sl'l'l'f!lill'y Student I'm1m'il -lg Uluss TI'l'ilNlll'9l' 45 S0- :uauhis Stuff: Vast oi' l'0lll2lllllQl' Walk. HEITLAII QVINN IiEL'L,-l H !'ool'n0xs and ill!-NIPIIPF of lirwtunrl haste fivulirrlte jim' qunlitivsf' RITTII ROSVOIC 'lfV'I'IIIFI 'l'ho I am always in hasfo. I um 'rmzwm' -in 41 hurry. Basketball 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 llorkvy 13 Girl liesrwvos 1, 29 Tln-1-:id :ind Noe-dlv Club 13 Pep Uluh 4. ELICANOR S1'Hll'lLlNilC I,Y,V.YE Did ohurify prrrfuil. the press would prorr' .fl rolziclf of frirfur-. truth mul lonP. ' llonor Roll 205 Honor Student. Varsity Baski-tlmll 1, 2, 3. 45 'Ponnis 23 Freshman l'1-oss Cluhg Svnior Life Saving 4g World Stuff 3, 4: Studs-nt' Liln-ary Asst. -4, Nvws Editor World Stuff 4. THOMAS SICRPLISS TOM Ito not righteoux orPrmuoh. Asst. Mzuiager Ilaselrall 3, and Manager 43 Class Ring Uilllllllittlflf -lg Basketball Lvague 3, 4. DOROTHY SIIEDD f-D0'l ' She xpeal.'r'th nofg und yor tlioro lies A comzersation in hm' flyewf' Honor Roll 2. Home Room Banks-tlrull l, 2, P 43 H160 Uluh 2. 3, -4. 6 5 FLORICNVIC ROBBINS FLD 211,11 thoughts mul my oomlurt are my own. Swinnning Il, lln-mo Ronin Tins- ki-tlulll l, 2, 3: liovkey 13 Life Saving 1. WINl Il'lLD SAlU5ll'lN'l' Sl RG Npf'f'r'li ix liettm' Haan silrfncef' MILDREID S4'lII'lC'I'Z .lIII,I,Il? Hllflppiimws is the 'iIllfNl'lI1 flower' of duty. liaslu-thall 1: Floating Herald 1. RUSH SIIAPIRO RU Mft in lmrself she dwelleth notj No simplest duty is forgot. Fl'PShlll3lll'SODh0lll01'P Dramatic Ulnh 1, 2 g Cast of Light Goes Hui 3 'l'1'i:u1g11lalr Di-hntu 45 Sork- llnxkin -lg Sowi-talry of Iitlbilflllg. Rll'IllLl'l SHORTS ,lIOI,l.IE ' The soy of youth mul hwilfh hm' eye rliwlrlyrwl ,-ind fax 1 ixv' hour! hm' Pl'Pl'.II 10 f r'ou1'oy'11. . s Socrc-1' ., 4, 1111-11-lass Swinr ming 2: IIllt' N Pyiskvillzlll 1, 2,3, 4, 'I'vnn'Q 2, 3: Varsity Hock- vy '4, 3 MHA Iii-si-i'Vvs 3, -43 Sec- ret , ot' Hirl livsmwvs: 1.1-uslers Plas. 4g SIlllHlllillN Stuff 4. WA.L'I'ER SILKOWSKY USILKYU Life is ll jest, 111111 all 1'l1i11gs 1111010 I 'il' I tlrounlaf so 0llf'f', but 'llfllll I kllllll' if. ARIELTA SLEIVRI' 'E-1 MY Silent 11711111 of'r'asio11 1'fq11i1'z'R. Tl11'P111l mul Needle Club 1. PETER STAVH 'ffIFI.Yl?R11I1 HSUIPIIIII tl1o11f1l1 his fum! 111u11lm, 1111's 411 l1,Purt fllllfxi filled u'ifl1, !ll6f'. llonnr Roll 3. 'V:11'si1y lialskmlnall -4. EXVALD S'l'lC4'Kll0T.Z 'NTlu'f'I1 ' filfaffvrs 11-111 go S1l'fllIl7liHflljI. Frmtlmall 41 SXVllllllllllf.f 1. 2, Cl, 45 l'apt11i11 S11'i111111i11g 4. HLA DYS STEVENSON IVF :ln 1101 11' V t111'P mydht' We bllflllf 1 -hat 1 o .41 T' lean 1 31 the th 1, f, Tha 1: 1100 i:11 l rrinfl ll'0ll .' ' 11s X eh Into lass S1'1 lllillg- 13 lntr-1' f'l:1ssTlnsk1-tl111ll , 2, 52, 4: Fw-sh 11111.11-Sol1l10111o1'v D1':1111:11i0 Club 13 Leuclers Plays 4. ' Y -A-,w11l?'1'rv11 1991 F? l'II1lSAl5I4I'l'lI SIMMONS BETTY NtilI11f'ss nf pr'rxo11 null SfFflfli7lF?SR nf fr'11f111'11.w 1111- signal 111111-las of ynml l11'rfvli11f1. llrnmu- Roll 121 llonor 8111111-111. So111:111his Typist. FRANK Sl'Af'lCK S'f'E!l ' JJ Q11i1'l fIl'll,lI-9, wlsy life. lllllllll' Iinlhl 3. l-Il1WAli.ll STAVINSKI ICD l1'1'f'11fm' HIFII1 Hllllll I have li1'e1l, but I rluulnt it. ll011o1' Roll 2. VLATIIIC S'I'l'II'lllCNS 'ff'l1.lll?E 'vflf'lIl'f Olly lII'l' lip llllll soul -with- -in lwr rye Soft IIN hm' r'li111e and SIHHILII as hm' skies. lIf11101' Hull 133 H011411' Stuvlm-111. Sm-k-l!11ski11 fl, 4: Lnfin Plllh lg G11-ee l'l11l1 lg Uluss Vice I'I'l'SlKlPllf 2. -lg Sllllllllll f'1!l1ll1'il 2, -lg Ring 1111111111111-0. .IHSlfZl'IllNE S'l'RAI'K JW-' F111'o1's to HIIIIP. fo ull hm' Rm-ile r,1'ff1111lx. Of! xlw l'l'j!'l N, but '11r'1'r'1' onre offr'11rIs.'1 HI1-11 Vluh 13 I111Ii11 f'I11l1 lg Girl Rc's1-1'Vf-s -l. MAllllARE'I' SVLLIVAN l'la'lI flw1fr'Pl in 1lf l'NOH1l!ll'. 1'onflur'f and l'fIll1jNlflf'. ' lluum' Roll 7: llouor Slulloul. linskvtlmll 1. 2, 21, -1: Lutiuf'luh 13 Ulm- Uluh 1: l'1-1-ss Vlulv 21. -1: World Stuff fl. 43 lfhliim- in I'1li1-1' 01' XV0l'll1 Stuff -1. WILLIAM SZYIXIANSKI l1Il,L I nm surf l'Ill'P'N rm, Pllflllill fn Iiffff' 1h'v11+'stl':1 1. 2. 3. -1. MAIIGARIGT TOMAN Phil 'Tis 00011 fo lm n1f'rr'y mul 'll'l-NP, Ilnnm' Roll G. Nm-wx Uluh 1: World Stuff -lg I'Pp Uluh 4. MATILDA VICNNARID ',1l.1 7'Il,l1.l ' The xilvnf f'0lIllff lllllll'P Uffflll spP1lL's.,' DOROTHY VERNIICR Dll7 ' ily happy alr'l1em,u of anim? She turns to plr'ns1l1'r1 ull .wlm flmlxif Hnum' R011 1. Sm-k-Ruskin 45 Cust of Pn- lll2llHl0l' Walk. 6291 1ll1'll.Xl'1L SWIKLA ,lllK1J Uh luwll Uh lu-rl! IlI'llf'i0lI-N lwrl 'l'lluf lI!'lll'l'1l upon vnrfl: fn 1719 ll'l'Ill'.ll 111,41 rl .' JOHN 'l'Il'II!N1fIY Zl'IKFl 'lflnml uufurr' is Nfl'0llfIl'l' Ilmn tnumll1l1rk.w. lluskvtlmll 43 Luiiu Club 15 Asst. NIu1mg:m- lluslu-ilulll 31: Fluss 1'1'vsl1l1-ul Sl: Stullc-ut Vnum-il Il, 1: lull-wlauss 1121N1Cl'1lHll1 2. l1l4Zll'l'lI.X I'Nl'l' f'1fIu'NT 'lllr-r only lulmr zrns fo kill time. 'I'1u'v:ul :xml N:-ewllv Fluln 12 HIM' Vlllll 2. ltlllllfllfl' X'l'INN.lll'l' 'IIOIIU 'tl y11'uIl1'umn :rho lorf-s fo IIPIH' lliulwlf iulk. .lull will Nlwul: mum' in 11 minute flmn ln' will xtuud for in II lll0Jlfll. ' lluum- Roll 11: Ilnnm' Student. IM-ws Vluh 11 4114-v Uluh 23 Slu- mle-ul Vuunvil 2. 51: World Ile-pul'tk11' Il: l'1X4'1l1lll'l' Eelilm' 1Vorlml Stuff-lg Nzxtur- 'lu 1: Ili-Y 3, 4: Pulp ly 1 1 ln 4'Iul+ bl IIICLIGN Yll'1R'l'l'IL llh'l,lz'X ' U IllllNfl'.' Njlll!'lT lll'NI'l'llllI'1l 'llllllll l rir'l11lof jll4'1INIIl'f', Il'lNfl0lll'N Hill. Ilunm' Roll 11: llmwr Stumlvut. H11-llvs1l':l 1. ll, 21, -l: VIIISS Muf- iu 1'fllll1lli11f'f1 4. XYILLIAM XVALIJIUTN , HILL l hv rlhilflhnml slmzrw Ihr' mam ,ls IllIlI'llIIlf! sllmrs Ihr Ilan. Sum-vr 1lilIlIlLIl'1' ll 1'1'1wN Vflllll' try 12: IIlll'l'l'IilNS SXVllllllllllll' rl: Lutiu f'lub 1. LILLIAN WISH! LII, 'All'1'II 1imvrI silvllrv III!-N mmv' flo- qllmlrr' than s1u'1'r'Il. SlH'I'k'l' IE. -lg lialslu-1b:llI ZZ. 3. 42 Il4lf'kl'j' 53. fl. l'fS'l'lIICIl XVICLLS 'I'UUK l','l- ' Nhr ylraxps tha' Nlcirlx of lllllilljl l'llllII!'I' A1111 hmlrs Ihr' blmrx of Cirfum- sf1U1f'rn S01'k'nllSkill 22. -I: HIM l'lub 13 I'rmu f'0lIllllifTl'9 23 Ring Vnuuuil- I--og Sludvut Vnuuvil Il: Vluss Vim- I'l'4'SiIll-'Ill :iz Cust nl' l'1nmuulv1' X'l'uIIc g Fl'L'ShlIlilIl'SlllIll0lll0l'P Dru- - . . - 1 . lllllilt' llub 1.1: Idlllll Klub 1. Slllflvlll I,ibl':l1'y Assistant -l. t51+1R'l'ItI'Ibl4Z WILSHN !Ih'lH ' I Im-ff tranquil solilurlr and NlIf'II N!lf'IPf.ll .lx 'ix qui:-1. u'i.w', IIIIII !InmI. Iluum' Hull 14. H14-P l'Iub 1. 2, -I. KAYMUNII XWNJMAN Il'.lY 1l'Ilrn you Imrr' -nnflling fn xuy. Nay Illlflllllllf' Urnss Vllllllllj' -lg 'l'l'2ll'li 41 WIN' Club 4. E ,LIC lggl ? ANNA XVALICK .-I .VX'lf I,iIflr I ash. my 'Il'llHfN urn fur. Girl Ill-sm'x'l-s 2. WILLIA Nl Wlllllll liII,I, 'I'I1inhlny1 is fuft un, 'ifllf' lruxtf' of r 'I II Iyfh , I .fX . .lllll 11111115-ai! vm mwglftlrlllyf hurl w f'4I llflliIIfl is unuy1Ilr. NlH'l'l'I' 2. Il. -I: lluslcvllmll 'l'l'lllll I1 Hull' Il, vl. I-IIPXVAICIP WILSUN IdIllIIl'I .l Iiftlr- 'IIIIIINPIISP' 'non' uurl thru ls rvlixlwrl hy Ihr' 1ris1'.wt www. Lntiu Flub 1g Quill 4'1ub 2. KA'l'lIlGRIN1C WINZLICII 'K.,lY Im fhv rrorh our humrx Ihr' 'lI'0I'h'- mun. ' lluum- Roll 163 Silllllilfllliilll. l l'4'Hlllll2lIlAS0llIllllll0l'0 llmlxmtic Club 1, 23 Stullm-ut Uoum-ll 1, 21 Vlusx Sv:-rl-Yury 233 Ss-w'r1-t:11'y nl' Ib-:ullzlliv Ulub 225 Flaws Motto Fuuuuitte-v -1. l!l'Illlll'IIl'I' NVULI-'RANI F0.YY HI 1n'iIIl1'1' 1111.11 tht' fwrh our of thy mouth fhfvf I umy rlriulr Ih,lI ri1liuy1.w. Intllblllllll Cl. -lg SNVllllllll!lg 21, 'l'1':11-k I, 2. Il. -lg IIIPIITIIISS Bus! in-lbull 1. 11. Il. 'lg Iutorl-lass lime bull 2. JEAN WO0DliUl+'lf' 'f.IEAX 'ITIIP true and flflflfl -Vvsenvble gold llonm' Roll 5. Snvk-Ilnskin 52, 4: Vast, ul' Mud lll'0nkt'nst g I'oIm1I14lvl' NV:llk 1 Fl'l'SlllIlllll'S0lbll0lll0l'4 Dl'llIlllll ic 1. 2: Ili-Imntim: Club 43 Ulm- Club 2: Nnnmnbis Stuff 4. ROSICMA lil STI YRTI-lVAN'I' A wrulinff nun-hiue up and yoiuylf' llonor Rnll H. i 1lAl'RIf'IC XVORSAA BUD Life 'ix fl plmmfzuf -irmfifufion Let us fuk? it ax if l'fllllf'S.U ffl,-'film IX ,lllu'.ll0IH,l.ll IIIIVYIIIN 'll'0lUl'l ILXYRIHND S'l'0Il'l'NAR ot' the Vlnss of 1935-Il CLASS SONG XYith the Blue and Hold before us And our souls and hearts alive As we journey onward und upwzlrd And willing to strive For the best and tinest ahead That we czln obtain We hope that we, ns classmates, Success will attain. Our line teachers who have helped us With our studies and our sports NVQ, extend to them our gratitude: Their praises exhort. Our parents and our friends, who Have helped us, :ts well, As we leave them ull today XYc bid them farewell. NVe have reached the end we :timed for And now the time is here. XVhen we start un life's lung' journey So full of hope and cheer, XVe will brave it all with courage And keep xvnrlting upward still, Till we rczteh the highest summit tif life's steepest hill. 65 'T-5' l.uci,lle Brown 'SBSH WI-l0'S WI-IO IN 19358 GIRLS Helen Pietrowski Margaret Atkinson Margaret Atkinson Margaret Sullivan Ruth Fish Jane Bantly Helen Pietrowski Bernice Livingston Merle Shorts Faith Galinat Eleanor Shieldge Helen Pietrowski Rosemae Sturteyvant Gladys Stevenson Rose Mistretta Roberta Gorman Lucille Brown Rose Shapiro Betty Harvey Dorothy Vernier Gladys Stevenson Bernice Livingston Esther XVells Calla Greenway Ruth Brown Evelyn Beaupre Eleanor Shieldge Claire Stephens Thelma Jackson Best flll-Alrouud Most Stadious Most Likely to Sueeeed Done Most for M. H. S. Most Thoughtful Best Mamzered Most Personality Most Loquacious Best Looking Best Athlete Most Original Most Pofmlar Best EJ.'CI'tSF Maker Proerastinator Best Dancer Best Dresser Most Musical Best Debater Most Drag M ost Dramatic Done School Most Class Bally Wittiest Vainest Most Shy Class Couples :so P? BOYS Alphonse Obuchowski Edward Atkinson Edward Atkinson Charles Donahue Joseph Polozie XVillian1 lVIcPartland Andrew Fiedler Anthony Kaniinski George Leary XVilson McCormick Russell Holmes John Tierney Reno Corna Charles Pinney Robert Vennart Robert Haar lfVard Krause Robert Knapp Anthony Kaniinski Francis Peckenhani Reno Corna XVillian1 Waldroiii Russell Holmes Francis Peckenhain john Donahue George Leary Donnell Lord Richard Carpenter Andrew Fiedler GRADUATION PAGEANT OF THE CLASS OF l935B QUl TRJINSTULIT SUSTJNETH ' UTATORY That Which lYas Transplanted Katherine W'inzler SFX I J PART I-A MEETING ON THE HARTFORD GREEN tIl'riffen by lrolufrlfl ll'anm-11. lfolwrtu llorumn mul Phyllis !'urne,yJ The Reverend Thomas Hooker addresses the people of the newly-formed village' on the banks of thc Connecticut. PART IIAXVETHERSFIIELI? WOMEN tiATllER AT THE XVEBB HOUSE tl1'ritff'n by Ifvulrir'-f' lrzrin null Juliu .llr'Kcr'J Sisters, wives and mothers, reviewing the progress of the Revolutionary VVar catch a. glimpse of the man whose courage and faith havei inspired their men through tive years of suffering-tieneral George Vtfashington. PART III-FOUR PICTURES FROM A NINETEENTH CENTURY ALBUM fU'l'iffl'l1 by f'1:urIr's Iimmhuaf mul !'Ir1ir1' Steplmnsl A Connecticut mother blesses her sons as they answer the call of manhood. SCENE l-The Call of the Sea SCENE 2-The Call of llide Fields SCENE 3-The Call of Ciold SCENE 4-The Call of Co1inecticut's Future PART IV-A, SEXYING BEE IN TROUBLEIJ TIMES fl1'rirfen by Ifrfttgl IIIIVIAPH aurl June lfuuflyl The question of man's right to hold his fellow men as private property agitates the quiet of a Connecticut town. PART V-A GOYERNOR'S BALI. IN THE NINETIES 1ll'riHrfu by lflfwluor Nr'lrir'I1lfn'l Those to whom Connecticut has given prosperity and fame welcome those who have newly come to seek her' benefits. PART VI-THE TVVENTIETH CENTURY SPEEDS ON ITS XVAY HVr'ittr4n by lx'f1tl1r'rim' l+'fL'r'. lfvruir'r Iiirinyston and Ilvlen I'if'trouwl. il V MSCENE1-VVorkers in a Connecticut factory consider the changes wrought by the standardization of manufacturing processes. SCENE 2-The women do their part while, again, their soldiers are engaged in a war for a high principle. SCENE 3-The radio places a Connecticut home ini the center of the world's activities. .SCENE 4-Connecticut sees the frenzy of financial speculation. SCENE 5-Connecticut sees a President inaugurated in the midst of a depression. SCENE 6-Connecticut secs new governmental agencies working to relieve those in need. PART YIII-THE FUTURE LIES BEFORE US tIVri1tm1 by lfIlflIf'I IHI' Filfvl The Spirit of Connecticut calls upon the representatives of the past to inter- rogate the young men and women upon whom lies the responsibilty for the future. VALEDICTORY XXI: Shall Sustain' Margaret Atkinson '?' 499: 9351: 1 IHCTURE CLASS - 11 1- - 2 If .- .- .- .Z LZ E .E A Q , L. Gu I 'TL' .- -I 6 .L- Z Z 'T' -T. 6 :li Q Z L' '25 3- K! r-v 5 z E '5 .- r- -I .- :- 1 : Y Fl 4 I : L4 'J ,ae 1 f 5 m C '.-1 I L :e 5 .- :u -'E 'T' J m -I .- I C 3 -J .- L of : J - C. .2 ..- f .1- Z I 21 Z 71 .- K1 E B :x 0 M E N 'rs 'fl 41 H .Z :- C.. LJ 4 1 CD 12 ? - n - CI '1 .T- z GJ .- ,cu 5 4 .T- 5 a. - Z 4 E 'E E -4 L 3 .- I- 5 4 -I. 6 A :u -1 1 .Z .CJ x cd - r- AJ .- 'F 7: : : .- ..- 4 .- .- Z L u r-1 vs : E L A C1 c W - Qu ws 4: 1 .5 .- E fc .E ,eu 5 A Z GJ L I I LJ-4 : E5 - -- E: i E .- Lv - 6 P r Ch E E' P-4 Z Z 'C S v- f- 5 'U 'R' Q4 CL N 'Z Q '1 if -1 Cl 51 E :- m if f if rf .- :I 'J TJ 4.. Z .- : c 'F C-4 F1 :I :L a. 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Falkoski n J. Cliapma M. 5 PA 19150 NW 0 W Q nu X1 nl .Q 'QE YEQQQQLQEQ I-. . O 0 VAS PUMA, I2 WALK BILL mupql-q 54812. MUFFIN MA A ONCE A BRINGS Home we , B491 SPANISH BACON 9 cAvAu l 4, Al 2' ,il 'T xf' Q1.s3-:J X Q r rf X 1 y W QAQDNEJKJ A I I of S 7 X -X11 -QI! 1- ni 7. f A1 Q? A J 1 an Sr 0 Q xg' H4 EA J Eff K I s I X x X ,rc Cf -l I0 9 N PKQWG SUMANIIIS S'l'AFI1' First Row: Miss FL-liuws. l :l4'ulty .X1iYiN1'l'1 NYumll'u1'I', iiiliilllii. l'. Dtbllililllk E. Aikinsun, Fish Mr. Ii. XVl'igl1f. Ihlsim-ss iNi1lll:l,SIl'l'. Sei-umlliuwz 1fillllillNiii, Fila:-. Simmons. Kim-. A, lilm-in. Slim-ts. M. Atkinson. lmvlilm-y. Third Row: lf'iwllv1', W. Mm-t'm'll1i1'lc, iil'illlNl'. Knapp. Mulmluun, lmluzio. iCiDI'l'ORi.-Xi, hifi-iifiiilrl'-iIi-c4iliL'i.'R1li1li1 fqiillllllillli 'Zi5.x Ci!!-iiiiiiill'-ill-Lfiiik'i'C'il2l1'il'S Ilfmzllluc '1i5lx .-Xssuciatc IiIiiiU1'S-CiI2ll'iCS Rugi-rs '2l5.k, Faith liuiiuzli 2551: i.iicrzu'y iiciiturfiii:l1'juriL' Hmvzn-rl 22511 Sports Eciiic11's--.-Nlltiumy iQ1il11il15iii '351z, NN'iism1 hiCCK7l'U1ik'ii '1!5i: Ari iiciitm'--Vifiiiizmi Kici'zu'tl:u1rI 'ISBN ' BUSINESS iilISillCSS KIZKIIHQCI'-ciL'llffll' i'ik't'ily '3i5lc .'xSSiSiZllli iiusincss Mzumgcrs Edwarci .-Xtkinsmm 'IS5n Aiusn-1111 I'uiuzic 'limi Aucircw .i 'lL'CiiL'l' 'SBSH Xicric Shawls '3511 'l'Yl'lS'I'S Ruth Bcuschc 'Zl5.x Aum- Kia-in 'DISH Elizabeth Kicin 'IKEA Hcicll Kose 'ISSN Ma1'gzu'ct :XiiiiIlSUll '3514 iiiizzlbctll Simmons 'ISSN Svcn'tz11'5'-'-Ruth Fish 'Sims SiCiilJ5JQl'lilli101'--iiL'll.ii'iCC irwin ,ISSN S'i':X'i'iS'l'iCf.'Xi. COMKI i'i I'i-li-I Vifaltcr Buckley 'SSH Rniwrt Klilllili 'lima Ralph Ciuipmzm 'ILM ilzivinl Muimiumm ,358 Katilcrillc Fikc 3514 Ivan Vvilllliflliui 'ZISB if.-NLfl'i,'l'Y AXIJYISHRS i.iiL'l'1li'j'ixiiSS lum' IK-llwwxw Ari-Niiss Hzu'1'ict Ciliiiiilill iiusincss-Mr, Russcii XX'1'igi1t 55 'XS AK ,J f nr H Y -.r 657 HIGH SUIIOOL WORLD STAFF First Row: R. Knapp, l'. l'zu'ney. M. Sullivan. Miss Estes. Fzlvulty Adviserg E. Svllieldge, B. Livingston. A. Ii5lIlllllNki. Sm-omlliowz J. Nude, ll. CRIIIOUII, .l. Alvlivv. IC. llzlnscn. M. 'l'unmn. Ii, H0l'lllllll. BI. Mzirsden, D. Denton, ll. Pope-l:xml, I . Miller. Tllird Row: H. llllllilllllvl, fl. Frost. lll. Wnllzlvv. Il. Mnrslx, ll. lioslm-1-, J. Finney, C. I.J011n11i14-, G. 14'iNl'Ilt'l'. THIC HIGH SCHOOL XWJRLD El llTOR IAI, S'l'.eXFF Editor-in-Chief-M.xRu.xRET SULL1v.xN News IfclitorfEL1a.xNrm SVIIIELIJLIE lixchange liclitor--Runiskr NYENNART Feature iffiitfJI'+BIiRNlC1i L1vlNcss'ruN Sports iiliitfJFKRfJllIili'l' KNAP1- Business iX'iZlll2lgCI'-JXNTIIUNY K.xMlNsKI Faculty Adviser-Miss HELEN hl. Esrlzs The High Selma! lI'0rId, under the competent direction of Miss Helen -I. Estes, concludes its second year of successful existence as the school newspaper. In the fall of 111323, the High Salma! Il 01'!d began to he published twice a week in the Manchester Evening Herald. 65 GIRL RESERVES First Row: Ofiara. Steger, Roth, Little, Carlson. Shorts, HQIIIIDIT. Miss Vasc-y, adviser: Miss Ki-iloilif. adviser: Martin, May. Straek. Weir. Lupin-n. LCN-'lll0il,D1'lllK3i1,1'I!UJ,'I5llIlI. SUUOIIIIHOWI xV2lSIlIil0XVXYi1'Il, Iiolinslty, Kxvusli. IM-yn1'iu, Mi-t'nrtiiy, Andrulnt. Ki-ish. Rieewl, Mil- ler. Little. Struck. M. Wnllaiee. Mundy. Hswzild. 'l'edi'm'd, Slmrp. Smith, 141. Johnson. 1'. Johnson. 'l'liird llnw: llynn. Paton. Ilmisvlnalii, lticilie, Wilson. Frist-Il. ltr-iidmn, Marsden. Nocker, Zal- kowslqi, Ifinglio, liIiliIiIl2lIlllll4'l'. AIct'4n'lnick. Shieldgxi-, llnshnt-ll. - 1 Uill'IIlIf0WI fI0liI'IJllllI, Selwitz, Iljndis, Kr'istoI'l', Nutz, ll'Ilri4-n, I':lin1er, Hnslt-c, Aspinwnll, llolmes, Foley, Arnisirong. Gibson, Ainlurose, GIRL RITSIYRVICS The Girl Reserves this year enrolled ninety-three ineinlaers. Miss Casey and Miss Kellogg were the Faculty leaders. The Club was very active. Ar Christmas. it held a Christmas party for the poor' children of the town. A food sale and the selling' of candy at school was held to defray Club expenses. Several interesting speakers entertained Club inemlmers during the year, among them, Miss Ruth Iiehrend who spoke on the Bargain Hound 5 Miss Jeanne Low spoke of her visit to France this past suinnierg Miss Iiarhart, a representative of the Bond Bread Coinpanyg and Miss lidith Holmgren, Man- chester Public Health Nurse, also gave an interesting talk on nursing. A Voca- tional Conference was held in Manchester on April first. OFFICERS: I'rv.tidrul .................. ...................................... D IITNNIIC S.-XNlJI'IOI.M Vz'rr-l'r'1'.rz'dm1l ...... ........ I iViCI .Y N I5 IEA U I ' R ii 7il'!'ll.YIll't'l' ...,.......................................... ............................... K I:XIi,IURIIf MAY .SIl't'1'!'ftIl'-V .....................,.....,.....................,............,....,....... ISIiIQ'I'HA Mt-NIilI,I. OFFICERS lil.IiCTElJ lN FiiI3RU.fXRY I,7't'Sidt'llI' .................................................................,.......,. ICVIELYN l3lifXUl'RE Vice-I'r'r.vidr11l ....... ............. I QIFTH IXI.-XRTIN Secretary .................. .......................... .......... IX ' IIQRLIC SHORTS 65 P? III-Y First Row: Hliekley, ,Allll.ll'0S8, Mr. liilll'lll'll, Amlvisa-rg Mr. 'l0llllLfI'0Il, .xllVlSt'l'Q f'2ll'lNllll01'. Presi- dentg Best, 'l'i1111ey, 1'o1'11:1. Seifoinllimvz IL Ij0llEllll1t', Slllllilllltlll, l'1'oe1u-lt. Hovartln, 411111-llo, llililf-l11':111d, W1-ir, Ilolinvs, Luairy, U. ll41llIlllllP, Il:1.11:1l11-1'. 'I'hi1'1l How: fil'0f!ll, Hlflllllillltl, 'IH-1lI'111'1l. 3lt'l'1ll'll2llltl, lllill'lil', I-'isa-lwr, Piviello, HI-Y CLUB Upon completion of its fourteenth successful year, the M. ll. S. lli-Y Cluh can look hack upon its reeoril with priile. Uncler the guidance of its advisers Nr. .-X. 'lfJ1lllIg'I'C1ll ancl Mr. N. iiatehell, the meetings were held every second and fourth Mmiclay of each 111011111 in the Center Congregatioilial Church. The purpose of the lli-Y is to create, inaintain, and extencl throughout the high school and eoniniunity high stanrlarcls of Christian L'llZll'ZlClC1'.', The cluh is non-sectarian ancl the nieuihersliip is limitecl to the two upper classes of the high school. The premier aim of the eluh is to promote the qual- ities of goofl leaclership, and to hring ahout ainong the nienihers themselves the kinml of thinking and acting that is ll0llL'St ancl straiglit forward, 111 carrying out the ann, the lli-Y Cluh brings to each uieniber a sense of fair play, of cooperation, ancl of Christian tliiulting that is invaluahle. OITIVICERS: l,Vl'.Yfl1l'Ilf .......... .......,..................,............ l UCHAIQID CJXRVIVQNTER Vim-l'r1'.1'iz1v11t ..................,..... ................. l JAVI ll Nl ULUOON .S'vr1'1'l1z1'y and T1'vi1.1'111'1'r .......,......................................................................... FRED BEST l.m1a'rr.v ........................... NIH. A. -IOHNGREN :mil MR. N. GATCHELL 65 lg UIIVIII-IS'I'IiA Kittle. Ill-rilnge, Robinson, UIIIWIIN, Shit-ltls. Wnlwi-11. Vnrtls. Mc-ter. lil. Klnek. L. Allen. S2llllll1'l' son, In-ggett, .Yl4'l'I5ll. Y, Little. li. l'l':iII, lil. Vlzlrli, Samlztls. limits:-, Sxynmnski, Kosinski, lil. i'llSIt1l', Wonilrllff, Melmllgiltlill, l'lll4'I', 'l'1'1-vitt. Hr. 'l'lll'lilIljJflllll, I.. Ilrown. lb, 1.nst:lI's4m. lNl.'XNClllCS'l'lilQ llltlll Stflltmtll. tJlQtfllliS'l'RtX 'llbe orrltestra, untler the flireetion of Nlr. llaroltl Turlcington, has harl a most sueeessful year. It played for elass night, gratluation, and all assemblies, Special music was rentlerecl for the Christmas assembly, the Clll'lSl.1N21S eantatal ancl it assisted Soelc ancl llnslqin, the l'aint antl l'owtler Club, anrl the tllee Club. Mr. Turlcingtozi organizecl an ensemble for use at public affairs. The Com- munity Players have clepenmlecl upon them for all their plays, They also played for The Mothers' Club. Une of the bizuiists anml four riolinists ztssisteil Miss firaee Aclams in :1 recent recital. Much ereclit is given to the untiring efforts uf Xlr. lurlxington anrl to the faithfulness of the members, 'I'be orchestra will feel the loss of the following members through gramlna- tion: llelen Yiertel. l.ueille llrown. XY:trcl Krause, ancl XYilliam Szynianslai. S'l'L'lJlYN'I'S Ol? RHYTHM The Students of Rin'tlnn was organized this year by Miss Mcfluire. They have playecl at numerous sehool social hours anal fttrnishecl dance musie during the noon hours. They have also playecl for the' tgyo freshmen class parties anal for various other clubs. , 'f' R , is Ja. Bll1ll'A.NlD Hr Iilllllljl First Row: Shields, Hilnmn. l'ntn-r. Ilililelwztml. li. t'uster. ,lw1'4ll'Ul'1l. Wzlrrn-n. l'l:11'ke. Seeotiilliowz 'I'ri-Witt, SillllI2llS. 1':n'Ison, It, llllllillllllh Hors-ns. GLICIC CLUBS Front How: Iiurr. Patton. Addy, BIlll'tlUl'li, J. Ilzirris, Pole, llrown, Mr. l'P2ll'N4lll, Illl'l'1'l0l'Q Slimld, D. Sliodd, lfl'9llll3lll. Ili-lln I l'l'El, Ilallvy, llelirm-nil. M. Smith. Slwonrlltow: Us-nson, Tenney, 'l'onl:in, I7f'Sllll0lll', Mr'Knip:ht. Griswold. Wllriell. l3P1'lN', 15- BPT!!- Ewn, Il. AIl1lt'l'S0ll. 'Wilson. i'll2lllUlllN. Lnlley, Ili-wvy, Yan IlilYl'l'l!ilL'li, Jewell, M. Miller, TV2lj1ll0l', Iialdygo. Tluirll Row: E. Anclc-rson, Murvli. Wog.:n1nn. 1l'Lc-:ii-y. W. Moore, A. Johnson. Mr-lh-ialc, Allen, lllCl42lllLZ'llllIl. Zzllkowski. 1'ol4--. llllllL'l'l!l'3lll1l. Fonrtl1Row: flll5ll'lll'l', l+ isl1. l'renliv1-, l+'1':lsf-r, A. Amlvrson, l+l:1rll, ll. lil-rgp.:rvn, tlorens, Ulurk, l'i'1-nlice. GLUE CLUB An old-fashioned carol sing was successfully presented by the Glee Clubs this year when they sang the oratorio Child jesus . The funds from this carol sing were given for charity work. During the spring term, .21 concert was given in the High School Auditorium by the Glee Club and orchestra combined. The moist important work of the Cilee Club centered around the C. C. I. L. contest, which was held in May at thc Bushnell Memorial, in Hartford. The Glee Club was conducted by G. Albert Pearson, with the two accom- panists, Lucille Brown and Doris Cole. :55 55' S'I'UDI41N'I' UUITNUIIJ Fr0ntlRow: Stevens, Fitzerzxld, Volozie, L4-:u'y, l'lll'llil, Iillelalvy, ltrown. Second Row: Nelson, Sinnzunon, S1-111-in-I1v1', ll. l'i4-Irowski, Miller. F. Pielrowski, lhmgh, Znlkow- ski, Veseoe. Third Row: llmuilton, Burrell, M4-lh-ide, llultmun, Moore, 'l'ivrney, Jones, 'I'mller'. ST UDICNT Ci PUNCH, The Student CUllllCli,i1S in previous years, awarded letters for various sports and elected nizmzxgers for the sports. There were also vzlrious questions pertaining to other school matters hi-ought up ut the meetings and voted upon. :sb DIGIZATING First Row: Slmpiro, H. I'ivt1-owski, Mr. llartwvll, l+'. ldclrowski, Wilson. Second Row: Weber, Knapp, llll7I'lll'll:lll1l, Jones. DEBATING Triangular debate held March 23, 1935 The subject of the debate wasi Resolved: That the Federal Government should adopt the policy of equalizing educational opportunity throughout the nation by means of annual grants to the states and even though the Negative lost to Meriden with a 3 to U decision, we are comforted with the thought that our opponents had to combat strong opposition. XVhile our Negative lost to Meriden at Meriden, the Affirmative won over Middletown at home with a 2 to l decision. It is needless to say that Middle- town's Negative was also very good, as can be witnessed from the close decision. Members of the affirmative team were: l. Rose Shapiro 3. Lewis Jones 2. Helen Pietrowski Alternate-Wesley Grylc XY'l1ile the negative team consisted of the following: 1. Herbert lfVeber Robert Knapp 2. Felicia Pietrowski Alternatek Catherine XVils0n Preliminary to the C. C. l. l.. Triangular Meet, a debate was arranged be- tween Rockville's Affirmative and our Negative, at Rockville, the decision being in our favor. Incidentally, it is interesting to note here that Rockville never be- fore included Debating in their many school activities, this being their tirst ven- ture. 1 ormeaiest V I,7'l'.Tlfl'l'Ill ................... ............................,............................ l iOBhRT RNAPP Vin?-l'1'v.vid1'1ll ........... .................................. H ELEN l'lETROVVSKl Tl'lT'lIS'LH't'7' .............. .,.......,................. l .EVVTS JONES .S'cr1'efary ......... ........................... ................ l Q USE SHAPIRO Coach .............. .................................................... N TR. HARTVVELL so P5 SOCK AND IIVSKIN li'irst Row: We-lls. Stvlwns. I'I:1rvey. lhlllllj'. Alvl'm'tl:11ni. Miss l'ni,:4-, Falvillty Arlvisvrg Fist-l1e1', Fike, Va-rnier. SlHllPll'0. l'ii-trowslci. Sm-mnlltowz lqh 4-ustur, Slu':ilm4'z, In- tlruw, Womlruff, tin-4-4-lixvny. llnri-is, Y, Nelson, Andrews, H4'l'IlHllll9, Wsllwnrtll. Moniiv, 'I'1'un1un. 1l:lIlllAlll1'l'. 'l'l1irdR.ow: L. Jones. Poml. Trevitl, Imluziv. 'l'l'lPlll'I', l'vr-km-nlmni, L4-ary. Sinmmwn, xVQ'lbiN'l', Ustrinski, N111-zlmwski, AgEllNllIlll2llll. Sf JCK .XNIJ BUSKIN Sock and Buskin has enjoyed a most successful year under the leadership of its coach, Miss Helen Page, Several one-act plays were proclucecl, among them, The Silver Lining by Constance MacKay, and A Xlfeakness for Nurses . Socl-1 and Buskin wrote and directed, with the help of Miss Page and other meni- bers of the faculty, a Christmas Pageant in which over a hundred students took part. HP0'l1l21l1Kl6l' NValk'l by Louis l'arker, an elaborate lrlth century three-act comedy, was the major production of the club. The choice, setting, and finish of the play made it not only an outstanding procluction of the year, hut also in the history of the school. 4 OFFICERS: f,1'F.VidCl1f ................ ....................... X N'll-l.l:XKl lXlcl'AR'l'l,ANl3 Virv-I'rv.fidv1zl ............ NIARJUIQIE HONVARIJ ,S'vn'clury ........... ........ ......,..,........ V I ANIQ BANTLY 'l'rea.v1u'vr .... .,........,...........,..........,...... I SIZORGE FTSCHER 65 'XS ld l'AIN'l' AND POXVIJICR First Row: l'2lflHl. Gntti, linwmwl. llnntly. l'ietl'0wski. Muzi:-y. II. llmlr. Lunrllmrg, S-1-4'mnlIhm': Aaldy, Ilnmplirey, Nltdfllljllll. BI. Walla:-1-, Madeline XVnll:u-e, Ulsun. I'rest0n. How- arth, Sli-vvnsoll, Mm-t'm'llli4'Ic. Sedm-l, I'c-twsnli. 'l'llll'fi Row: I'ieklvs. M4mrv, llultine. ldmlsny, W. Mmm-, Salvage. Julxnson, Foley, Ifhstvl-, I'r:l1t, Palme-r. PAINT AND POWDER Under tlie leadership of Miss Isabel XYOl'ti1, Paint and Powder, a Fresh- man-Soplioniore organization, enjoyed another successful year. Teddy Bantly was unanimously elected president of the organization follow- id-year graduatioins, when xvllliillll Pickles, the former president, became a ing ni junior. A6 year's Relatively Speaking , a three-acl play, was presented in April, and the activities ended with 21 semi-formal dance. OFFICERS: ll7'l'.Yidt'7Il ............... ,........,..,..................................... . .TEDDY ll,-NNTLY Vive'-l'rr'.virIm1l ....... ............... I il.EANOR HOXNARIJ ,S'f'U'Clzl1'y .............. .......... l ?lil.liClA l'lli'I'ROVVSlil 7il'l'tI.Y1l1'C7' ........ ........ . ....... , ..,..,.. V N'll.l.lAM SHEA 65 l'HXl.XXIPl'IlC XYALIC' I1-I'l lu right: llnnnaullm-1', I iSlll'l', Amlrq-ws. lmluxis-, Ilnrris, I'o-vkvuhaml, Puml, xl1'l,iIl'll:lIlll. Wm ruff. Hslrunsliy. .lmu-s, l ilu'. I'ivl1'nwslai. fl'llfl'l'I X'v1'lnwl', Y. Ne-lsun, XY1-IIN. In wimlmvsi Vllsln-r, 'l'1'vvill. RI'lLA'I'IVICIA' Sl'lfIAKINH Imni Huw: I'1':11t. I,lllI4Hblll'2, Limlsuy, I'l1I1'l':44vll. , 1-uml llowl IQIIIIIUV, Slufu, tizlili. Mrlinlglxl. IIllllllbllI'iPS. Fostvly ll:l:1l', SIIYIIQLO. lim fx v.1'm'fi.u' tlflllll' ffm! v11f1jw1'fx ilu' .vf1'1'1'l, and I l 1111'11d in f'1'gfo1'. w ' . . Q ,4 ZQl21a..s.m.AdN9m WULQQW-wwf ' ' lf'lNh'l l!Al.I. Front Row: fiilllllllltlll. 'l'rot1m'. llililll Mm-Wmriiwlq. Kzuuiuski. Uillifilllll TliIlH'l'l'l'll, H. Wulfraun, Volul, Hair-l's. Sm-vulul Huw: Mulilmm. Kil1r:llrii'k. Vulnlx, 'l'4'4Il'0l'!l. Ni:-sv, IC. W4vIi'1':1lu. Iiivllzllwls. Mr. K1-lloy. 1'lHll'll. Third Huw: Nxuulzls, Ilrown. II:xr:nlull'ml:1. Ill. 1'I:u'!u-. Squulrilo. Ilny, Illllbtblll. lfl J1J'l'li.Xl.l, Luclflfzilz- KA Nl INSIQ I .llu1n1ifi'1'-Nl L'l-l JOON L'wrl'li'- NI R. li lCl.l.lfY Ifl KST 'l'Ii.-X M li. lf. . ,....,....... NYU' lrzlm l,. lf. ........... Hzwfs R. T. .. .......... KlCllHl'l'lllk'li l-. T- ---. ------------------ I 1171141 li, G, ,,,..,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, lxigmiinslgi l.. fi. ........ .......... H 1llX'l'k'l'll li. H. ll. ...,. ........, L 4Ill'Il1lllL'll I.. H. li. ........... Sqllzmtrilo F. li. ..... .............. ............ L ' ulmlu Q. Il. ................................ .......... H 2ll'lllJll1'LlU. C. ..... ...................... ..................... rl ' clllurrl 'l'lu'ougli luck of players zuul cxpcriciicc, this yczu s tczuu lizul :L very uusuc- cessful season. .Ns El result, Blzuiclicstcr liuisliccl lust iu the Lf if 1. l.., williuut 11 vivtory to its Crcclit. Ncx'c1'tl1clcss, much cxpcricucc was guiucll lllI'UllQfll llicsc flcfczus :uid it is pmplicsiccl that thc prospects fm' thc ccnuiug suzlsnni will lic uiurc fzlvurzllmlu. Uuly live rcgulzlrs will bc lost llumugli grzuluutiou. :55 BASEBALL Front Row: Green, Johnson, Tierlley, UIDIICIIOXVSIKL Chapnmn, Opalac-11. Campbell. Suvolldlinwz Healy. Iieelcer, fIUlIll0I'N. l'itt, Squatrito, Swivk. Third Row: lh-ixnc-l'. Se-rpliss, AIillHlgl'1'Q Vowlvs. I'0ll2l'illZ, Iliiffy. I'u:u'l1 K1-lly. B1XSIiB.XI.l, C'a1vim'11-.-X. OIIUCHOXYSKI tllumzger-'l'. SERIIISS Cfltlfll-AIR. T. IiIiI.l.Y TH E TEA M C ,....... .......... k Q. Sqnatrito I' ....,........ ............ I Q. Berger III ......... ............ ,I . 'l'ie1'nL'y SS ......... ......... I .. Johnson QB ......... ......,.. S . Opalaeh RF ....... ....................... ' If Healy 313 ...................... R. Chapman LI? ................................... H ........... .......... N . Obnehowski CF ......... ............................... ......... ............ I Q . Becker This yCZlI S team started its season hy vanquishing both Bristol and XVest Hartford. It suffered its first defeat at the hands of Middletown. They lost again to Manchester Trade School and Fast Hartford. Disregarding these defeats. the team, it is hoped will have a good season. Because few players will he lost through graduation a good season is forecast for next year's team. o'5 I2.XSKI+I'l'IlALL Fruit! Huw: A. f'l:1l'Iu'. L. JIIIIIINUII. l'urn:l. wlptnilti fIIDIIl'IIUXYNIlI, 'I'Il'l'lll'j'. St-volutl How: NIV. l'n-Vry. I'IJll'llIIj' xIlIlI2i,LYt'l'Z thu-4-ns. Vnhln,,1':t1upIn-II, Mllltlmm. IIilI'IlK'llIt'I', tlzlvn-IIU, I' YI-num Ill' t'l'lrl' rn-tvll .,. .1.,-t... I1,X5lxlzllI.XI,I, t4uj'lt11'r1-WN. COIQNQX .IItHltljlt'I'-'I'I. IIUIQENS C'm1t'l1 M IQ. t'I..X IQ Ii 'I'l I IC 'I'IC.X XI R1 I. .... ,........, h I. 'I'iv1'm'y I,,f Q. ........ X. Ulmclttm ski III . ,... ,....,....,...........,. I .. -IuIu11srm I..lf. ....,.,..,.................,....... ........... I I, lItlItItmll L' .......,....,.. ...................... .........,.......' X . l2zu'cIIw .X Hghting, Imt Iucklcss tczun pIz1ycfI this yczlr. It II11isI1cmI Inst In tI1c L'.C.I. I,CZlf.flIC but it gztinucl Zl grcztt :IcztI uf szltisfztctimt in tlcfczttiug I4rIstuI. .Xltltcmttglt thc team Inst Zl Iztrgc lJCI'L'CIIIIlgL' of thc games, tltcy wcrc lost by oulv at fcw points, thus sltuwing that tltc tcztm t'uttIrI nut click at the c1'ttt'iztI IHUIIICIII. .N good scztscm is cxpcctccl ucxt ycztt' Irccztttst' uf thc Ihtu IlCl'f0l'lHllIIt'C5 slmwu 39: til by the sccmul tczuu in their games. First Row: Guthrie, Yittner. D0l18llllP, pellter, lVolfram, Kilim Ric-l1:11'1Is. Annie-llo. Iil'?lllS1', Sta1'el14-wski, R. Murell, Neeoml How: Tlrirml How: ,T RACK Mei'o1'n1iek. Solomonson, W. 1Illl'Cll, Leary, Haefs, Car- trieli, Phillips. S4-gilt, D?LIl2llll'l', fltbllllfll. Sll'lllH'llNtlll. ll3ll'2illlll'll?l, Azidersoii. Nic-ev, Pratt, Pond. Il:11'1'ett, I1vll:l1'o11, NValIw1'. I+ itz1:el':1l1l, Xviltfllltlll, f'lllllll'll, lll'll2llllX. llnmr. f':11'Is011. . -1', t'111'tis, I'i-sn-ik. Ilt'2ll'tl4!lI, T1'fW1tt, .l llllll 1 1 Ulll'lll Huw : llleVeigl1. tllfiltzilz--li. l.li.-XRY Cuatlrlz-lllli. NN'llilQliN fi. Leary lx. SUlT'IlOIlStlll .-X. Stareliewski li. Harahurda S, Leggett . Stepheiisoii ,l H. Haefs A. Pratt IL. .'X1lLlCl'SUl1 VY. Kilpatrick R. Haar lYU01lll0llS0. llrowll. flll'Al21ll2llJf1'l' ll0lIlll'S, t'o:14l1 lvlj1I'1'Il I T R ALI K C11-ll llllItI!!t'I'- C-11- TH If 'l'lC,XXl l.. Ctlbtlfll . lJ2ll1ll2llll'1' A. Miireh li. Carpe11ter . lltllllllllltf li. Mureh . Krause . 'l'revitt VV. Barrett U. l'almer .-X. Gavello T C NK li 1'llf1m1g1'1'- Nlan:11:e1- Knapp, Little, KN.-Xl'l' lAlOl.MliS McCormick Vtvolfram Neise lltlllfl Guthrie Carlson l,yttle fXl1lllCll0 Knapp Holmes The Maneliestcr lligh track' team has enjoyed a fairly They took third place i11 the State Indoor Meet at XVesleya11. f chosen to represent the team at the lYlCllll. Relays. Thisi team took second iin the Natio11al Scholastic Medley relay, and won their elass mile relay. successful season. A relav squad was The regular season opened with a victory over llartford a11d a second. place at Rhode Island. Bristol handed them their first defeat in six years 011. the local held, and they were fourth in the State meet. 65 E? 4, CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: I'vr'kc'11l1:1n1. fl:ll'lN'llfl'l'. fi l,10l1QllllI4 . vnptzxin: Leary, L. 1'ulm1'n. lhlvl: Row: IC. AXll4l0l'NUIl. I-'itzgzn-l':llfI. Nlv1'mv. Mgr.: XVig1'4-11. vmlvllg X'i11lu'1', Il. Allll'l'll. Clif JSF- Ci JUNTRY Cllfvlnliaz-CIPIAlQl.liS IJKJNAHLTE Jllumzywr--'l'HCJNLXS IJ,-XNN,-XHILR C'um'l1f-MK. LTll.XlQl.liS NN'lfQRliN 'l'H li TE.-X Rl XY. NIURCH li. JXNIJIQRSON G. l.l2ARY R. CX l4llliN'l'11IR C IJON.-XHUIC l,. COIEUIQN lf. VIQCIQENH.-XXI R. MURCH xyljflilllg uucler the reliable supervision of Ccmclm XYlgI'6ll. zmcl clue to the Hue spirit shown by all those stucleuts who have l?Zll'llC'l1JEllCCl, the Mzmcluester High School Cross Country Team has completerl one uf its most successful sea- sons since the sport was urgzmizecl in lXl2lllCllCSlCl' lligh School in 151331. The team, leml by Czmptaiu L'lmrles llouztlme, won decisive victories in all dual meets, capturing the 'l'l1z1ulQsgivi11g Day Race, third in the State Meet at Yale, and seventh in the Rcilsseluel' llltersclmolustic Cross Cmumlry Meet in Troy, New 65 'FE' G6 York. N-.S , .L . . SOCCER Front Row: Rooney. D. Vennurt. Fnrcl, l'0rn:i, J. Nay. NV. XVI-ir, Fish. Svmml Huw: 4 urfIy, SJIIIIIIIIINUII. Little. llntln-ie. Limlsny. Upnlaleli. Svlim-iz. Third How: Mr. Hr:-wr. umu'l1: Alurrxly. Ileiinvr. I'lIvri1'll. Rlr't':xnn. xV1lI4ll'Ull. Sf JCCICR. Cbfirlzfklli. lllflill IiIQlfQliIQ .lli111aga'1'f-XXIII.l.IpXXl XN'Al.IJliON Acting ezipluiii fur each Q1l.l'l1k'. 'I' H li 'I' EA Nl IQ. ll. ..... .......... I l. Curcly I.. Il. . ........... Salmunson IQ. H. ..... ......... I 7. Vennzirl I., H. .... .,............. VN '. VVeir C, H. ........... IQ, Ciiilhrie C. F. ,..,., ..........................,.................... E . Fish I, R, ,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,.,, I '. Rminey I. I.. .,.. .......... S . Opalacli, R. Cornu 0. 14, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,, x xi if...-.1 O. I.. ..................................... ............ N . Lyme, J, May GOAL .......... ........ ......... .,................,.. H . L 'llmricli .Xltliuugli soccer has only lieen orgzuiizecl for the past four years. it has lie- eonie 21 very populzu' sport in the school. L'nfler the expert guidance of Coach Greer. the tezun recently won the C. Lf. l. I.. title for the tliirrl consecutive year. R. Corna :incl XY. Weir will lie the only regulars that will be lost through gl'ZIIll.lZlIlOl1Q the prospects for the coming sezisun look promising indeed. C55 SNVIMRIINH First Row: Krajewski. G. L4-ary. Frost. Steekholz. l':ip1.g Slaireln-wski, III1'lI01 lIlIK'k, L. Coliu SeeondRow:M1-. Jnhmrren. XY2ll'I'l'll, Il . I.ea1-y. Mmwismt. Auprustim-lli, 1i0l'Ill'Il'l', GUITIIILI Mt Yeigll, 'lxI2lll5l2JQQl'Q AI1'I'o11viII1-. SWIMMING Cr111Iain-EVVAl-lJ S'l'liClil'lOl.Z Mizznluffwz'-lilJXY.-XKIJ MCVEIC H G. LEARY VV. lXIeCORMlCK L. CORURN K. MORRISON H. DANIELS t1rl1flXllQ. .'XI.'l'ON -IUIINCIIQIQN 'I' I-Ili 'l'lfQ.'X M li. S'l'L1CfIiHOl,Z S. IQRAJENVSIQI ,X. S'l'.fXRCllliXX'SI4I F. XY.-XIQIQICN G. IVROST XI. KOEHLER lf. LEARY A. ORFITELLI V. :XGOS'l'INlCI.l.l F. GARIDNEK The Manchester' High School Swimming Team, the lmest it has had for some years, closed a sueeessful season this year. Under the guidance of Coach ohh gren, the team did very well in all its competitions. Records in the Free Style Relay, Medley Relay and 220 yard dash it re broken this year. The team won three out of its seven dual meetsg heat all eompetitiou that had a claim tothe C. C. I. l..g but failed to place iii the State Meet. Next year's team is expected to do exeeediwgly well because most of the present members are returning for another year. 65 'E' 'FIGNNIS ANI! GOLF First Row: l'lltt'l', tit-mmzvtti. Il. Ili-lln Ft'-l'n. I'x'h:mvtti, Silllltllllllll, '1'1'otter. N-vom! Row: Mr. Ilznrlwell, t'tl:lt'iII 'I'. lwwtn-V, ll. t'ivillo, Iieztrdon. IC. 5l4'X'c-igrll. Klr. Kelley, f'o:lt'h. TENNIS Clifltziu--LF R Ii.-XNE'l I'l V Milli,-zgfvz'--'l'ROT'l'liR 1. UNH.-XNT2T'l'I 53, DELLA FERA 2. SINN.-XKION -L GEORfiET'l'T Clftlrh-XI R. Hi-Xlt'I'XYICI.I, The tennis team has won their tirst four starts to date. A very good season is anticipated. This team won the C.C,I.L, meet last year. These buys should give lceezl competition at the State Meet. due to L.'rhanetti's leadership. tit ULF C.'n, li1ilr-- tn I Y I I,I.tJ 1. IT. CIVELLO 4, F. REARIJON 22. XY. XYTCTR 5. IQ. MCVEIUH 23. T. FOS'l'IiR C mlrll-HR. lxt'.l.l.X The golf team hast won '2 matvhes and lost 23 matches to date. Through the loss of Danny Civello the chance of retaining the Lf.C.I.l.. title may he doubt- ss 'fa-9 ful, ATHLETIC HONOR ROLL CAPTAINS H135 E FOOTBALL-Anthony Kaminski- Tony was always in the game fighting until the end. SOCCER-Joseph Donahue- Red had an awful left foot. CROSS COUNTRY-Charles Donahue- Chas was sure to finish among the ' leaders. He is also a track man. TRACK-George Leary- Giggs was also on the swimming and cross country teams. BASEBALL-Alphonse Obuchowski-- Al also played on the basketball team. BASKETBALL-Reno Corna- Yank was on the basketball team. SVVIMMING-Ewald Steckholz- Steak was on the team for four years. TENNIS-Lebro Urbanetti- l.eb was No. l man on the team. GOLF-lVilliam VVeir- Bill always led his team to victory. rg: :gf si :gf 11: VVILSON MCCORMICK- Mack was a good man on the track, swimming, and football teams. HERBERT VVOLFRAIVI- Fox was on the football and track teams. DAVID MULDOON- Dave played on the basketball team. RICHARD CARPENTER- Dick was a center on basketball and also a track and cross country man. JOHN TIIERNIIY- Zeke was on the basketball and baseball teams. FRANCIS PECKENHAM- Peek was a cross country man for two years. WILLIAM WEIR- Bill was on the golf team two years. LIONEL COBURNW Barrel was a three letter man being on the swimming, track, and cross country teams. EDVVIN ANDERSON- lid was on the track and cross country teams. 7u ATHLETIC SUMMARY BASKETBALL-WON 8-Losr 9 CROSS COUNTRY-WON ff H. S. ..... - .... . ........ 24 Rockville ..................... 11 H. S. ..,... -..... .... -..25 West. Hartford ...2T H. S. ...... ....... ........ 44 Trade School ...... ...21 H. ..................... 28 BI'1St0l ........................... 30 H. S. . ......... . ........ 23 Windham ........ . ........... 30 H. S. ..... - .... . ........ 35 Alumni ........................... 47 H. S. ..................... 25 East'Hartford ...... 42 H. S. ..... .. .... ........26 Meriden , ......... . ........... 33 H. S. ..................... 31 Middletown ............ 23 H. S. ..................... 29 West Hartford ...26 H. S. ..... .. ..., ... ....... 24 Bristol ........................... 20 H. S. ..---...- ........ 42 Trade School .... .....34 H. S. ..................... 28 East Hartford ...... 44 H. S. ..... .. ......... -..27 Meriden .... ....... - .......... .42 H. S. ..................... 45 Rockville ..................... 16 H. S. ..................... 49 Middletown ............ 29 H. S. .................. 505 Opponents ............... 475 GOLF-WON 2-LOST 3 . H. S. ...... .....-.. 916 Hartford Pub SV2 . H. S. ............... 18 Middletown ...... 0 H. S. ............... 'T Hartford Pub. 11 H. S. ............... 8 West Hartford 10 H. S. ............... 4 East Hartford 14 . H. S. ............... 465 Opponents ......... 4316 FOOTBALL-WON 0-LOST 8 H. S ..................... T Norwich ........................ 19 H S ..... . .............. 6 Hartford Pub. ...... 26 H. S, ........... .. ........ 0 Bristol ........................... 44 . H. S. ..................... 0 West Hartford 6 . H. S. ...................., 6 Meriden ........................ 26 H. S. .......... ..... 7' East Hartford ...... 14 H. S. ..................... 0 Middletown ............... 26 H. S. ..................... 0 Willimantic ............ 24 . H. S. ..................... 26 Opponents ............ 185 SOCCER . H. S. .. ................... 1 Glastonbury ............ 1 . H. S. , ................... 2 VVindsor ..................... 6 . H. S. - ................... 1 Bloomfield .................. 0 . H. S. .......,.........,. 7 Kingswood .,.,....,. 0 . H. S. - ......... . ........ 2 Bristol ........................... 0 . H. S. , ................... 0 West Hartford ...... 0 . H. S. ..................... 1 Bloomfield ............... 3 . H. S. ..................... 5 Meriden ........................ 9 . H. S. - ................... 6 C. S. C. Frosh ...... 0 . H. S. .. ................... 4 Morse Bus. Col. 2 . H. S. .. ................... 1 C. S. C. Frosli ...... 2 . H. S. ..................... 30 Opponents .................. S 65M 'T-55' M. H. S. CLow Score Winsj H. S. ..................... 18 H. S. .................. 7th H. S. ..................... 20 H. S. ..................... 20 H. S. ................... .22 H. S. ..... . ..... .....3rd H. S. ..................... 15 H. S. .................. 1st H. S. ..................... 24 SVVIMMING- H. S. ..................... 40 H. S. ..................... 36 H. S. ..................... 25 H. S. ..................... 54 H. S. ..................... 54 H. S. ..................... 15 H. S. ..................... 35 Glastonbury ............ 37 ln Rensselaer In- terscholastic Race, Troy, N. Y. Hartford ..................... 35 Bristol ...................... .. ..... 35 Weaver ........................ 33 Conn. State Meet C. S. Fresh. ............ 45 Interschol. Race at Manchester, Thanksgiving Day East Hartford ...... 31 WON 3-LOST 4 C. S. C. Varsity ...35 New London Buckley ..... .. .............. 39 Hartford .............. . ..... 49 Meriden ........................ 21 Bristol .............................. 22 Crosby ........................... 60 New London Buckley ..................... 36 TRACK H. S. ............... ssw Hartford Pub. 4016 H. S. ............ 2nd Rhode Island Meet H. S. ............... 41 Bristol . .... - ....... .... ......... 54 'H. S. ............ 4th State Meet CYalej BASEBALL SCORES H. S. ..................... 6 Bristol .............................. 5 H. S. ..................... 5 West Hartford ...... 4 H. S. ..................... 6 Middletown ............... 12 H. S. .......... ..... 5 Trade School ...... 16 H. S. ..................... 9 East Hartford ...... 11 H. ..... -......-..... 4 West Hartford 8 TENNIS-WON 5-LOST 0 H. S. ..................... 5 H. S. ........... , ........ 4 H. S, ..................... 5 H. S. ..................... It H. S. ..................... 5 H. S. .......... 22 VVest Hartford ....,. 0 Wesleyan Fresh. 2 Alumni ..... . ............... , 0 Bristol ................ ........... 2 West Hartford ...... O Opponents ........... . ..... 4 SCHOOL RECORDS FOR MANCHESTER Event 100 yd. dash 220 yd. dash 440 yd. dash 880 yds. 1 mile High Jump Broad Jump Discus Shot Put Javelin Pole Vault 880 yd. relay Event 100 yd. dash 220 yd. dash 440 yd. dasl1 880 yds. 1 mile Pole vault High Jump Broad Jump Discus Shot Put Javelin S80 yd. relay Manchester High, Accurate to May 12, 1035 Holder ll. Slllllllflffl l . VVittm:1n H. Cudc G, Leary J. Mcffluskey A. Patton R. Jewell W. Johnson ll. Sqnatrito A. Olson R. McCormick Cl G. Fraser, E. Solomonson E. Shedd, H. Cnde 1 1. 1 1 HSS '32 32 .3-1 '35 hifi '35 '31 329 .39 32 a.. .H Record for lVlancheste1' Field Holder Class IJ. Sqnatrito '32 VVittman '32 Cude '34 G. Leary '35 Mcffluskcy '20 VV. McCormick '35 R. Dexter '23 R. Jewell '31 Stewart NNcst Hart. D. Sqnatrito '32 A. Olson '32 Fraser, Stontnar '34g '35 Cnde, A. Judd '3-lg '34 as 925' Time or Distance 0.0 seconls 22.2 seconds 52 seconds 2 min. 8 seconds 4 min. 33.1 seconds 5 ft. SM 21 ft. 11:54 115 ft. 5 47 fr. 6 156 fr. 4 12 ft. 2 inches inches inches inches inches inches .. .2 min. 36.4 sec. l 35 Time or Distance 9.9 seconds 23.1 seconds 54 seconds min. 2103.4 seconds 4 min. 40.4 seconds 10 ft. 9 5 fr. 7 21 fr. 1:34 116 fr. 3 sfs 46 ft. s 156 fr. 4 inches inches inches inches inches inches minute 37.2 seconds HUNHHAIRY VARSITY IlASKl+I'l'llALL First Row: flzllimlt, IA'l'lll0ll. ll. l'ietruwsl:i. 'S1f1'Y1'llN0Il. K. XIQIIIKIUII, llurris. SP1-umlllnw: li, H0l'llllll, I-', l'iv1r4m'sIci. Al1'1'urlni1'li. Ilupivn. llzlllgrh, Stvglvr, Fnllmwski, llllliv, Alulllirx. GIRLS' 'HONORARY VARSITY 1'l01'KI'lY TICAH llont to lluvk: Mau-ion Montiv, Peg Haugrlx, Eloise Dukv. RIEIVIIIIL Ruth. Idstlu-11-814-p:v1'. lfzmllim-1'lf'cellP11t0, xxllttlilliallii Fzlzliu, Hvlvn 1lZ2ll1lllS,Al5il'j1ll'll! Mifvllc-ll. Alice Blillltlvll, I4'lm'1-m-fe 1,e-oxlmn, lilizalwth I4lllll4'll. I':l4'2lII0l' Gmwlmm, liillll9l'lllP llnrris, AIEII'-i4H'l0 Mv4'4n'nuu'k, .losuplxiuo l4':1llc:iNkiQ, Hrzxw llolmllllv, M1-rlv Shorts. Ruth BI2ll'llll. Helen IM-Simmw. llelvn Tysk, Kay Rlilllllfjll. GIRLS' ATHLETICS During the past year, the girls' athletics, under the energetic and efficient leadership of Miss Blanche Feder, have cultivated a fine, field of athletics for the girls. The motto, Athletics for All, has been developed so that' there was some- thing which would interest every girl. The excused girls had a variety of leis- ure time activities and. chose which they wished to do. These included shuffle- board, ping-pong, deck tennis, bowling, cards, checkers, and jacks. At the end of the hockey season, an Annual Sports Day was held at XVeth- ersfield. A four-cornered tournament was held. The XVest Hartford blue team was the winner of the Winners, while our Manchester white team was the win- ner of the losers. The girls who reported for after-school basketball were divided according to their class and then according to whether they were a member of the blue or white team. These teams played inter-class games, from which was chosen an Honorary Varsity Blue and XVhite team. These teams represented Manchester High School at a tournament held at West Hartford High School, where two teams from XVest Hartford, VVether'sheld, and Bloomfield also participated. Wfest Hartford's blue team won a hard-earned victory from our blue team. The sea- son was brought to a close with the home room tournament. Margaret Haugh's team succeeded in winning the Home Room banner. Sixteen girls passed the difficult Senior Life Saving test and eleven girls passed the junior Life Saving test successfully. Social, folk, and tap dances were taught during the winter months in the reg- ular gym classes. These dances were reviewed in the gymnastic assembly held in April. In the spring, each gym class had a tennis tournament. The winners of each class played off an inter-class tournament, the winner being entered in the An- nual State Tennis Tournament. There was keen competition among the blue and white teams participating in class games as the points of each team, as well as those made by the individual, went toward the' banner award at the end' of the year. The endeavor and constant aim is to build a. program which will encourage the girls to participate in the sports for the enjoyment of the activity instead of for the sake of winning. The apparent enthusiasm and keen enjoyment of the activities outwardly manifested by the girls, indicates the full recognition of the intramural program. The traditional enmity that thrives in an inter-school pro- gram has been abolished and through this team organization, we have formed the basis of a more socialized attitude without losing the incentive for competi- :ss 55' tion. an-9 I 'fkylvrl' 'IUIII f!l'1H7V.H .vfmx of 1111'1'rfH1f11! llml ll In XV! NIV fflflfz The English class was discussing Queen Victoria and her influence in America upon such things as furniture. Thinking of the Mid-Victorian period. the teacher said, Did you ever hear of any word applied to this influence F Krause- Yes, the word 'valedictorian'. Teacher- Why don't intransitive verbs have voice F C. Johnston-''Probably they have a cold. Then there's the freshman who thinks that only a scientist can contract sinus trouble. XVhat is our School coming to? Observed on daily announcement from office: Rifle Team meet Till period No shooting after school today! Uhserved on daily announcement from office: Silver collection to be made at Christmas Program-QSO, the school is off the Gold Standard tooll A lady, who had been keeping her savings under the ice cubes in her Gen- eral Electric, decided. to return the roll of bills to the bank. As the bank teller mentioned the peculiar hiding-place this lady had used to a friend of his, the friend remarked: That's what one might call having 'frozen assets'! Mr. Piper-Do you remember what happened in HTG? Knapp-No! I can't even remember what happened last night. In Business Math, while doing an interest problem: Mr. Millbury-Has anyone the time? Leary-Yeah, quarter to three. Holmes-Here comes a plucky girl. Donahue-How do you know? Holmes-Look at her eyebrows. You told me that horse had no faults, and I find he is blind in one eye. XVell, that's not his fault, it's his misfortune. Miss XVorth-Peckenham, did you whisper to-day? Pechenham-Yes, wunst. Miss Wforth-Knapp, should he have said that? Knappe-No, he should have said twict. In Latin Class Miss Wilcox-Leary, what is the plural of key? Leary fabsent-mindlyj-Key, key. as I5 I-li-Spot SPORT F ROCKS ,Lg You will say they :irc Something Smarter the minute you sec them-imc :mil two piece styles-They are Bur- mim Art Styles. 81.95 and 52.95 -:wwf RUBI oW's listz1lJlisl1ecl 1907 Fayette B. Clarke SURE INSURANCE 829 Main Street Manchester, Conn. Compliments of IVI R . S E I. l. S GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM FRQM OUR owx HERD Mountain Brook F qrm D. VV. KELSEY, Proprietor IVIAGNELL DRUG COMPANY 1'R1LSCRI1 l'1ON DRUGGIST 1095 Main Street Manchester, Conn. lV1ARLOW'S DEPARTMENT STORE MANC1'11CSTlCR'S YA1,U1i SPOT SINCE 19111 ' 861-867 Main Street Dial 5060 STAR MARKET Fresh Quality Meats Dine and Dance at URLEY'S LUNCH C FRANK DGCIANTIS, P1'0IJ 47 North Street E Davis Home Bakery an uxiqigs mms Cooicms PLUMBING, TINNING and Specializing in HEATING CONTRACTORS English, Irish, Scotch Goods Tel. 5875 VVec1c1ing and B1I't11L1llf' Cakes --- to Order jobbing am Specialty. VVQ servne I T 2111 nmkcs of oil burners 519 Mam Sigh Manchester Day and Night Service 1 one is KE.1V1P'S, Inc. QKDAIRE JOHN I. OLSON 'Z !E'J.5,FTS'25' AGENT FOR DU PONT PAINTS 699 Main Street Phone 6854 COMVLIMENTS OF ERNEST H. BENSON The GENERAL ELECTRIC Store COMVl.,IMEN'1'S OF NEW MODEL LAUNDRY Nlanchestefs Complete Launderers A Service for lux Ll Housew'f Dial 8072 SDNIHSINHHJ - HVEIAhLOOcl hm- A.LI'lVf'l0 HELLSEIHONVIAI sggsiffilfabl 0178 01 ZZS ' ' ' ' ' mud lssuuq I ua. 1 1 I1 Saqlol. aqmu sn 1 I 'I O O AA 'I IV SHI-I.LO'IO IAIOLSHO 'IVNOILVNHCHLNI OAKES' SERVICE STATICDN 563 MAIN STREET So. Manchester, Conn. -Q- THE FALL0Tg 5TUDKl Ufficial Photographer 1..Ofi... 1935 Somanhis 472IVI S M h C Fresh, Clean Clothes Make for Appearance ' and X Good Appearance Makes for Success A 5 Your impression on other people may 0 ' PB make yourwhole future! Keep your clothes N UR' Lcjffg dryfcleaned our modern way-and you'll 0 v bk? Kp always make a good impression. It's inex- X .,.:: pensive and it pays big dividends. X - E lgsnvi xii lx '.' .' .Um ,y -5 . U. S. Cleaners 6: Dyers u 1 if L ' ' Phone 7100 l , 836 Main Street Near Montgomery-Wal-cl's -ani 0- TRADE AT 9 GLENNEY S South Manchester Connecticut COMPLIMIZNTS OF Princess Candy Shop and Grill A good place to Dine and Dance Brown! Shoe Store 1-1EA1aQLfA11'l'uRs FOR OFFICIAL BOY AND GIRL SCOUT SHOES GRADUATION GIFTS You will find here variety and quality to suit any taste and pockctbook. VVATCHES, BRACELETS, TLTCKTITE BAGS ancl PEN AND PENCIL SETS, TIE AND COLLAR SETS, BILL FOLDS, and many other articles that make a real useful Graduation Gift, Prices as moderate as 51.00 and upward THE DEVVEY-RICHMAN CO. JEWELERS-STATIONERS-O PTI CIANS Weldon Drug Co, The Service Drug Store 903 Main Street For Free Delivery, Dial 3895-3817 Exclusive agents for Stromlierg Carlson Radios ff POTTERTON 8: KRAI-I WHERE RADIO is UNDIERSTOODH 5 I r'P 5 PHONE 3733 AT THE CENTER 5 Crosley Radios ancl Electric Refrigeration C. E. HOUSE 81 SON, Inc. ESTABLISHED 1853 HEAD TO FoQjv ygLoTH11-:Rs READY-MADE CLOTHING HATS-CAPS MEN'S FURNISHINGS FINE FOOTVVEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY The Young People of Today Are the Leaders of Tomorrow The zttlults of totlzty :ire resptmsilmle Eur one of the biggest projects in the country - the efluezttiou of their 50118 :mtl tlztttgliteiw - thztt they may have :t better tiitrlerstzmrliitg of themselves, their eouittry :tml the world. Nyheii they rezteh the time they begin to earn :ln income, we hope they will be its wise :ts mzmy ol' their parents have been, :mtl SAVE Zl portion of what they earn. Get the Habit of Depositing Regularly in THE SAVINGS BANK UE MANCHESTER - --fn I l Where You Can Afford f To Buy Good Furniture ix J ' f 113 O ' H' School ggggtaaglxester --. . THE SWllIiTEST Mmioiailfis or THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL Are any of your young Friends members of . . . Graduating Class 7 . . . The bvautif1zI flowers of G1'aduarf1'01fz Day are rmuf1nIw:1'cd long after many import-- afzt 1'11cidc1zts of tlzc day have been forgotten -D- HSAY IT WITI-I' FLOWERS mm- Park I-lill Flower Shop ,V Brcrfk College Gracie Fgrfymjntlq Training For Business Summer One and two year courses that I I , teffn prepare for superior positions D 1 V 1 S 1 O I1 Business Administration Finance - Accounting Executive Secretarial Commercial Journalism J Teacher Training Shorter Srenographic and , fguf' Bookkeeping Courses Co-Educational Moderate Fees Opportunities for part-time employment Sendfar Catalog ofForty-ninth year BECKER!! FOLLEGE WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS A union of Post Institute and Becker College FLY WHEEL STARTER GEAR REPAIRS The teeth on the flywheel of cars im- Compliments of :irc often cut in cast iron and wear so that the cur will not Start. We can replace these teeth with 21 steel ring gear which will lust many Ool C times longer. n I 0 Norton Electrical Instrument Co. -ma Hilliard Street Manchester Phone 4060 NGRTHEASTER IVERSITY uw UN 4- is 'Y 'L'- t Day Division SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Offers a broad program of college subjects serving as a foundation for the understanding of modern culture, social relations, and technical achieve- ment, and including selected occupational courses. The purpose of this program is to give the student a liberal and cultural education and a voca- tional competence which fits him to enter some specific type of useful em- ployment. The vocational options are in such fields as: Accounting, Advertising, Industrial Chemistry, Teaching, Factory Administration, Salesmanship, Surveying and Topography, Physical liducation, Industrial Relations, Business lfractice, Drafting and Technical Drawing, SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Offers a college program with broad and thorough training in the prin- ciples of business with specialization in ACCOUNTING, BANKING and FTNANCE, or IBUSINIQSS lVl.XNAGlilVlliNT. Instruction is through modern methods including lectures, solution of business problems, class dis- cussions, professional talks by business executives, and motion pictures of manufacturing processes. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Provides complete college programs in lingineering with professional courses in the fields of CIVTI., hlI2L'llANIL',-XL, ELICCTRICAL, CHEM- ICAL, and INDUSTRIAL ICNGINILIQRNG. General engineering courses are pursued during the Freshman year, thus the student need not make a final decision as to the branch of lingineering in which he wishes to spe- cialize until the beginning uf the Sophomore year. Co-operative Plan The Co-operative lflan, which is available to the students in all courses, provides for a combination of practical industrial experience with classroom instruction. Linder this plan the student is able to earn a portion of his school expenses as well as to form business contacts which prove valuable in later years. Degrees Awarded The Bachelor of Science Degree is conferred upon all students who satisfactorily complete an approved course of study. For catalog or further information write tot NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY MILTON J. SCHLAGENHAUF, Director of Admissions BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS L. G. BALFGUR CO. MANUFACTURING -IEWIEIJQRS and STATIONIERS A'rTl.EBoRo - MASSACHUSETTS Official Jewelers to the Junior and Senior Classes F. E. BRAY JEWELER AND WATCH MAKER State Theatre Building Manchester, Conn BULIOVA VVATCIIES GREETING CARIDS-Largest Assorlment in Town NVz1tch and ewelrv Re mirin - 3 CUNGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES to the GRAIDUATlNG CLASS OF 1935 WELDO BEAUTY SALQ COLLEGE TRAINING WITH PRACTICAL AIMS Sound preparation for positions of leadersh' ' ' ' ' ID 1S provided within the following divi- sions of the Rider College efficiency program: Typing Advertising Secretarial Science Shorthand Finance Business Administration Journalism Banking Bookkeeping Municipal Accounting Accountancy Commercial Law Commercial Teaching Salesmanship Under the Rider Plan, vocational guidance and 1 , pacement service are available to all students and graduates. State-authorized degrees and college activities. Mod- erate rates. Free literature on request. RIDER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Founded 1855 TIRENTON. N. J. To the Graduating Classes of I935 Greetings and Good Will We wish to take this nieclinm to extend to youfanil through you, to your parents, our heartiest cemngratulations-1his is intleetl a proutl clay for all of you. But this is also a time, when a good many of you will have to leave home perhaps and try to make a place for yourself in the world-May your aspirations-ancl the hopes of your parents come through. llonor your parents-then you will honor the school that gracluatetl you. Anil your City anml Country will he prouml of you. We Wish You Success BRYAN 82 Cl-lAPlVlAN CO. For Every Girl at Every GirI's Price t VG Cotton Frocks ip at by NELLY DON? X s .98 to fi .98 X Nell Dons are ri ht for everv one ot IME ' Y ' g - Y y f. you young moclerns . . they're YOUNG '1 EE Q and GAY! Made of Nelly Donls CXClL1- E , sive fabrics, in her own expert YVZLY. 9 Dots, plaids, florals, solitl colorsg tailor- l ed and feminineg wearable and wash- a X ablegany and all of our Nelly Don wash 4 A - dresses are quality at a price. Lhoose ff , ' several for active sports, spectator 1 3 lg - l l 1 A' i sports, resort and town wear. -' ':.l A n t - at Cotton Frocks-Second Floor .. I, l 'if l rlilxclusive at Hale's in Manchester. f i' ' Q fl l The .IW HAI! Co- f t f Manchester, Conn. - !f I l I , t XXI OLD GOLD, GOLD FILLED e and SILVER at Highest P VVe carry :I complete line of jewelry A Izlrge sd t t II I makes of VVzItI'IIes iIIcIufIiIIg IIIIIIIVII. Rings Int I Ile. g I I I IIQII S I RUY ON CREDIT VVITII SIVIALTI VAYMICNTS AT MATTHEW WIOR ggylgg The W. G. GLENNEY CO. BUILDING MATERIAL and FUEL DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE DeSOTO 6: PLYMOUTH SALES AND SIQIIVICIQ MANCHESTER PLUMBING II SUPPLY EU. 877 Main Street Manchester, Co WILSON'S SPORT EQUIPMENT IF IT'S HARDWARE-WE HAVE IT 999 Main Street Cnear Maple St.j Manche QUINN'S REXALL DRUG STORE 873 Main Street i So. Manchester, Conn MIQET MIC AT THE FOUNTAIN Quality :mil Service A-Prescriptions Our Specialty I-lULTlVIAN'S l'lliAl5QL'ARTliRS FOR MEN'S BOYS' CHILDRENS SHOES L'I.OTllING FURNISHINGS DQNNELI-,Y'S ATTHECENTER ELGIN VVATCH ITS 319.00 and up RING AND IUQNDANT SETS 552.75 zlml up VVATERMAN VIQN zmcl VICNCIL SETS S425 :xml up COM l'l.IM ICNTS OF LUCAS STORE J. L. LUCAS, Prop. 265 North Main Street Manchester, Conn ROYAI , CREAM WE HAVE A MODERN AND UP-To-DATE PLANT IN OUR R O Y A L T R E A T mm-- STORIZS, ORGANIZATIONS :mal FAMILY TRADE, OUR AIM :mel wc feel sure ll trial will ccmviuce you 27 Warren Street Tel. 8942 Manchester, Conn ' THE ORFORD SOAP CO. QL! A-.TTY On the Morse Faculty are teachers of national reputation for achievement in their line. They are capable, scholarly and enthusiastic in their Work, as well as sympathetic with the individual needs, advancement and success of each and every student. Some recent Morse graduates have Won med- als, degrees and cups in national contests. Many are filling responsible, good-paying positions. This is all the result of THE MORSE QUALITY OF INSTRUCTION. MQLRBSIS CQILYLEGIE I83 ANN STREET HARTFORD, CONN. Manchester, Conn. W June 19, 1935 X S47 pu Q ear Ja ne: Congratulations on your graduation! Will you take a bit of advise from an old trouper? No matter what future you have select- ed for yourself .. college, business or the home . .'you will naturally be called upon to make purchases from time to time. So here's the advice: Always remember that price alone never makes a bargain. When you can combine reputable style and quality with low price . . then and only then will you be receiving true value. That's why I always shop at Watkins Broth- ers for home furnishings. N-45 - 4 A As ever, l 1 A Cf Your Aunt Marion K o Journal Publishing Co ROCKVILLE, CONN. ERINTERS PHONE - - 205-206 THE TEA RQOM COM I' LI M ENTIS FROM I: R A D I N ' S APPAREL AND MILLINERY 757 MAIN STREET ISIotI'1irig Beit Th'e I?inesL Of Flowers ARTISTICALLY ARRANGI-LD FOR ALL ORDICRS, LARGE OR SMALL IVIILIKOWSKI DISTNCTIVE FLORISTS Dial 6029 F. T, D. Service COM I 1 I .I M ENTS FROM MARY CARNEY SI-IOP IVIILLINERY SIVIITH,S GARAGE G. S. Smith, Prop. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH SALICS AND SERVICE STORAGE, REPAIRING CQ ACCIESSOIRIES SOICONY GASOLINE AND OILS 30 Bissell Street Manchester, Conn. TWO MODERN PHARMACIES Offering you the finest of service for your DRUG, KODAK, STATIONERY, TOILETRIES, TOBACCO, SODA FOUNTAIN NEEDS THE CENTER PHARMACY THE MUHPHY DRUG 487 Main St. QFormerIy Packard'sJ 4 Depot Square Edw. J. Murphy, Prop. FACU LTV AUTOGRAPH! 5W,L,L,fK-U. UQQL dwg ff' cMWm4 QLWGA 'Zak Wig Egg 'mv 5 Juukq Q.-uw X' XYxQ,,+..alxxN 'H' L.. .Q C QZffW5fz 4 ggi. 5 A 'fvp 6' m. ,QQQAZKZW ding? AUTOGRAPHS QW? Mn Pj QSC? mf Q R37 .'5gR, '.3s6 Qkbga-Lwmpu' MB, 360:16 dy. 4 'fv 'Jang 5 364 -T'.o'v-4 e.'QW.,M L -flflffvflf 34 lj X' ' ' 19 A f , Ztjfz , db ' - 363 gb, d4' U76 .J liii ' - . I5--' ' 1 . LEAU'PlH'Tif'l., ' ' ' QXQ wi 'A' , ,.. I N. f X -y , - ,f 5 J f , -r .' is? J' 'va N ' 1 r bail? G? wx Q 9? ' '11, sp ., ,fl ,J A8 x A 'V-Myk M qi x p . Z' X gr ,ff if f ,, ' W' 9? wi' ' T ' we . VA , .4 , J X45 .. . .' fx? W S2 I ,Mg ff- V Q 'W T' ' ' , -, I ! 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