Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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FACULTY DIRECTORY Edson M. Bailey. Principal of High School: B.S., New Hampshire University: M.A.. University of Vermont. Elizabeth L. Olson, Vice-principal: A.B.. Mt. Holyoke: Mathematics. Chester L. Robinson. Vice-principal: B.S.. Colby College: Mathematics. Marv Bowen. Boston School of Domestic Art and Science: Sewing. Mary L. Burke. Ph.B.. College of New Rochelle: English. Marguerite O. Campbell. A.B.. Mt, Holyoke: History. Dorothy M. Carr. A.B.. Brown University: Biology. Marion Casey. A.B.. Syracuse University: English. Wilfred J. Clarke. New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics: Physical Education for boys. Philip L. Emery, B.S., Bates: Biology. Helen J. Estes. A.B.. Wheaton: Ed.M.. Harvard' English. lone Fellows. A.B.. Middlebury College: English. Agnes E. Forman. B.S.. Boston University: Type- writing. Stenography. Nathan B. Gatchell. B.S.. Connecticut State College- English. Charlotte Gillette. Worcester Domestic Science School: Simmons College: Sewing. Hugh S. Greer. B.S.. Connecticut State College: Science. David Hartwell. A.B.. Harvard College: English. Hope S. Henderson. Pratt Institute: Art. Florence B. Hopkins. A.B.. Brown University: Ed.M.. Harvard University: English. Thomas F. Kelley. A.B.. Bates: Science. Avis M. Kellogg, Bay Path Institute: Typewriting, Stenography. Doris E. Kibbe. Ph.B.. University of Vermont: Latin. E. Victor Knapman. B.S.. Tufts: Chemistry. Bertha M. Kulberg. B.S.. Ohio University: Physical Education for Girls. 3 Jeanne M. Low, A.B.. Bates: M.A.. Middlebury College: French. Ruth S. Martin. B.S.. Tufts: Typewriting, Sten- ography. Mary E. McGuire. B. S.. New York University: Mathematics. Florence E. Meacham. Willimantic Training School: Typewriting. Stenography. Herbert L. Milbury. A.B.. New Hampshire: Book- keeping. Warren W. Morton. B.S.. M.A.. Ed.M.. Tufts Col- lege: Economic Geography: Economics. Gertrude Oberempt. Ph.B.. Brown University: Civics. Helen Page. B.S., Columbia University: English. Myrtle Paine. A.B.. Colby College: French. G. Albert Pearson. Skidmore School of Music Pedagogy: Music. Dwight E. Perry. B.S.. University of Minnesota: M.A.. Columbia University: Mathematics. Lewis H. Piper. A.B.. Wesleyan: A.M.. Clark: History. Catherine Putnam. A.B.. Mt. Holyoke: History. Helen M. Smith. Framingham Normal School: Home Economics. Carrie B. Spafard. A.B.. Wesleyan: Latin. Joseph C. Spang, B.S.. Tufts: Ed.M.. Harvard: Chemistry. Esther Sullivan. B.S., Boston University: Type- writing. Stenography. Beulah E. Todd. A.B.. M.A.. Brown University: French. Marian Tolles. A.B.. Middlebury College: History. Nellie Warren. Bay Path lnstitute: Business Training. Etna VVesthaver. A.B.. Mt. Allison University: English. Charles I.. Vwfigrcn. A.B.. Wesleyan: Mathematics. lsabel F. Worth. A.B.. Tufts College: A.M.. Boston University: English. Russell A. Wright. B.S. Ed.. State Teachers' Col- lege: Bookkeeping. l l

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DEDICATED TO MARY E. Mc6UIRE BY HER PERSEVERINC5 EFFORTS AND HER EERVENT DESIRE TO HELP US SOCIALLY AS WELL AS INTELLECTUAL- LY, SHE HAS INSTITUTED ACTIVITIES EOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE SCHOOL. WITH OUR DEEP APPRECIA- TION, WE DEDICATE THIS YEAR-BOOK OETHE CLASSES OE I936A AND I936B.

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FACULTY Front Row: Mr. Emery. Mr, Vkfright. Mr. Pearson, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Milbury, Mr. Hartwell Mr. Kelley. Mr. Perry. Mr. Gatchcll. Mr. Greer, Mr. Vw'igren, Mr. Knapman. Mr. Morton Mr. Spang.YVlr. Piper. Second Row: Miss Paton. Miss Kibbe. Miss Putnam. Miss Page. Miss VJesthaver. Miss Hopkins Miss Carr. Mrs. Martin. Miss Estes. Miss Ifellows. Miss Worth, Miss Henderson. Miss Paine Miss French, Miss Kulberg. Miss Tolles. Miss Forman. Third Row: Miss H. Smith. Miss Casey. Mrs. Vifarren. Miss Meacham, Miss Kellogg. Fourth Row: Miss Sullivan. Miss Spafard. Miss McGuire. Miss Oberempt. Mrs. Campbell Miss l.oW. Fiflh Row: Miss Burke, Miss Olson, Miss Todd. Sixth Row: Mr. Robinson. Mr. Illing, Mr. Bailey ALMA MATER Farewell to thee. dear high school days. No more we'1l sail thy sheltered bays. We'll soon sail forth on life's high seas Our flag of courage in the breeze. Our captain now no more will guide The ship that was his greatest pride. The task is left to eager hands To steer our ship to distant lands. Your firm support upon the shore Will spur us on-the conqueror. And in the cold of raging storm Our mem'ries here our hearts shall warm. We'll steer a course that's straight and true Until there rises to our view The land where cherished hopes shall be Pulfilled-the land of destiny. 6 RUTH SHEDD. 193613.