Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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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,

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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

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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.