Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1940 volume:

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J 4 X4 ?f? 4rA ' ff ft' YQFSX V?-'Fff ' !f4'fN: if -gi , .wg ,: 'vw :FEA X f, L f A ' KG, i -1g,,r:,-L,-,-A ' 1- 'F-sjii , ' . Q - ' ' 'A ' .Q 'ffffzt' . , , :.A 555, 1 , . L ', ,, w K 1l:Q'1JQQ' SUMANHIS S011 PUBLISHED BY THE SENICR CLASS OF 1940A AND 194013 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOI, l MANCHESTER, CCNN. VOLUME XXV FOREWORD FOR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY SOIUANI-IIS HAS RECALLED THE HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES OF GRADUATING CLASSES AT THE MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL. ,IN FUTURE YEARS, MAY THIS SOIVANHIS CONTINUE TO UNFOLD TO US FAMILIAR SCENES AND FRIENDLY ACQUAINTANCES OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS. A l9l5 l94O 31.5 AN N IVE RSA RY THONIAS IxFLI EY DEDICATION THE CLASSES OF 194-OA AND 194013 DEDICATE THEIR SOAIANHIS TO MR. THOMAS KELLEY, WHOSE UN- TIRING EFFORTS IN THE WORLD OF SCIENCE AND WHOSE ABLE LEADERSHIP IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS HAS WON OUR LASTING AP- PRECIATION. HIS SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING AND INTEREST IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES HAVE DEEPLY ENRICHED OUR SCHOOL LIFE. I9 5 l94O Q,5 AN NIVERSA RY FACULTY Firsl Rome: Mr. Rohinsun, Mr. llling, Mr. Hartwell, Mr. Gatehell, Mr. Potterton, Mr. Milluxry, lN lelrx hir YY ri t Mr. Clarke, Mr. Kelley, Mr. Hurllmurt, Mr. Richman, Nlr. Ernery. Sfrond Rufux' lVIiss Andersen, Miss Page, Miss Gillette, Miss Smith, lWiss VVorth, Miss Greenawax lW1ssPl1tn'lln Niiss Carr. Nliss Martin, Miss Fellows, Miss Parker, hliss Todd, Miss Low. Third Ro-w: Miss Hopkins, Miss McRae, Miss Forman, lN'li-as Kellogg, Miss Casey, Miss VVesth1xe1 Miss Mckdams Miss Henderson, Miss Kihhe, Miss Fux, Miss Burke, Mrs. VVarren. Fourth Rnfw.' Mr. Stevens, Mr. Lvneh, Mr. Reed, Miss Olson, Miss Estes, Miss Meacham, lhiiss Spaflrd lW1s Camp hell, Miss Uhrernpt, Mr. Viligren, Mr. Piper, Mr. Dangrlierty. MANCH HSTER ALMA MATER illanchester, Alina Klater, All hail, all hail to thee! And for the red and white Thy precepts e'er shall guide us XVhere e'er life's hattle liml Onward to victory. Vfeill always win the tight. Thy sons and daughters ever Thy praises luuml shall sing. Kianehester, Alma Klater, Klanchester. Alma Xlater, Accept' our otifc-r'ing. All hail, all hail to the-el IQI5 1940 g Bright shall thy IUQIHYYQ' he. Vvve love thee, old Xlaneltestct S Q5 ' AN NIVERSA RY 6 lVe'll ever guard thy lmnurg FACULTY DIRECTORY Arthur H. Illing, Superintendent of Schools, B.S., VVesleyan. Edson M. Bailey, Principal, B.S., New Hampshire University, M.A., University of Vermont. Elizabeth L. Olson, Vice-Principal, A.B., Mount Holyoke College, Harvard University, Mathe-- matics. Chester L. Robinson, Vice-Principal, B.S,, Colby College, Mathematics. Dorothy E. Anderson, B.S., Simmons College, Cooking and Sewing. Mary L. Burke, Ph.B., College of New Rochelle, English. Marguerite O. Campbell, A.B., lNIOunt Holyoke College, History. Dorothy M. Carr, A.B., Brown University, Biology. Marion M. Casey, A.B., Syracuse University, English. Wilfred j. Clarke, New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics, Physical Training for Boys. George F. Dougherty, A.B., Princeton University, English, Economic Geography. Clarence B. Eichman, A.B., Susquehanna Uni- versity, M.A., University of Michigan, Chemis- try, Physics. Philip L. Emery, B.S., Bates College, Biology, General Science. Helen -I. Estes, A.B., VVheaton College, Ed.M., Harvard University, English. Ione Fellows, A.B., Middlebury College, English. Agnes E. Forman, B.S., Boston University, Ste- nography, Typewriting. Harriet E. Fox, B.S., A.B., Syracuse School of Library Science, Librarian. Nathan B. Gatchell, B.S., Connecticut State Col- lege, English. Charlotte G. Gillette, VVorcester Domestic Science School, Sewing. Georgia C. Greenaway, B.S., American Interna- tional College, Stenography, Typewriting. David Hartwell, B,S., Harvard University, Eng- lish. Hope S. Henderson, F.A.A., Pratt Institute, Art. Florence B. Hopkins, A.B., Brown University, Ed.M., Harvard University, English. Charles E. Hurlburt, B.S.. Villanova College, Social Science. Thomas F. Kelley, A.B., Bates College, Science. Avis M. Kellogg, Bay Path Institute, Stenography, Typewriting. Doris E. Kibbe, Ph.B., University of Vermont, M.A., McGill University, French, Latin. Jeanne M. Low, A.B.. Bates College, M.A., Mid- l9l5 dlebury College, Diplomee de l'Universite de Paris, French. Edward G. Lynch, B.S.Ed., State Teachers College, Fitchburg, Mass., Ed.M., Boston University, History, Consumers' Economics. Eleanor L. Martin, B.A., M.A., Boston University, Mathematics. Mary D. McAdams, B.S., Boston University, Social Science. Anna E. McGuire, B.S., New York University, English. Violet D. McRae, B.S., Sargent College, Physical Education for Girls. Florence Meacham, State Training School, Ste- nography, Typewriting. Herbert L. Milbury, A.B., University of New Hampshire, Bookkeeping, Commercial Arith- metic. Gertrude Oberempt, Ph.B., Brown University, Problems of Democracy, Economics. Helen R. Page, B.S., Columbia University, English. Lois Parker, B.A., Connecticut College for Women, English. G. Albert Pearson, Skidmore School of Music Pedagogy, Eastman School of Music, Director of Music. Dwight E. Perry, B.S., University of Minnesota, M.A., Columbia University, Mathematics. Lewis H. Piper, A.B., VVesleyan University, M.A., Clark University, American History. George A. Potterton, B.S., Connecticut State Col- lege, Science. Catherine E. Putnam, A.B., Mount Holyoke, His- tory. VVilmot L. Reed, B.S.Ed., University of Vermont, Mathematics. Helen M. Smith, B.S.Ed., State Teachers College, Framingham, Mass., Home Economics. Carrie B. Spafard, A.B., VVesleyan University, Latin. jesse J. Stevens, B.S., University of New Hamp- shire, Economics, Social Science, Beulah E. Todd, A.B., M.A., Brown University, French. Nellie Q. YVarren, Bay Path lnstifute, Bookkeep- ing, Business Training. Erna E. WVesthaver, A.B., Mount Allison Uni- versity, English. Charles L. VVigren, A.B., VVesleyan University, Mathematics. Isabel F. VVorth, A.B., Tufts College, M.A., Boston University, English. Russell A. VVright, B.S.Ed.. State Teachers Col- lege, Salem, Mass., Commercial Subjects. l94O Sl5 ' AN NNE RSA RY wmwqg Lenox JC!-IOOL INA? fl-IDT! ENC-HANTMENT 5142? 1940 - A IAF! T Y QLWAYI ., , ., dsx . mu- as f, f- , f K Q- A. ' z f ' rg fikfffnx 21 .Q ,- X v..... L Y 1 g 1 X je- f ...dm zjifwznmorw cage! TO VM!! W N N rumrqg c+4emsf1 as mqze - cmvzerag CONTQT VTATIOH A PJ Asanm u f 4-Atfrovgr CLE!! COMPANION! OFF csuavp fMILf fFxW+IiL6 Mmegpg MAKDQNI we Jqivfg 1 Q1 if X 4, ,-vw ,K i 3 K ' E r 11 4 il .I ui at .. x , X 'X 1 1 Xix d,f4f 1i9 5 E ' f ,Qi iff . NX mf fTEQ , 7 6002 CQ3 -f', ,., . Af! aff, I E '4 7 V I ,M 9 I I, 1 Ov ,Q jC,WO N H V x R If my awww 19-POA 194013 10 r ROBERT LORCH-Pr1'Jidl'l1l 194-OA MICHAEL VVEISS-Pf1'Jfd'1'7ll 194013 1940A BICJTVYCU 19403 KICJTVYCD Q1u1lif11s Non Q11-fzzztitzzsf, HMM Nobix Salam. QQuaIN3' D501 QQua1Uity.U 'fNfnI for UUITFITFS aI0nr.U 194013 11 CLASS OF 1940 A ANNA MAE ACKERMAN rrlqnnu ln friendship I was taught early' lo l1elir'1,'e'.l' World Staff 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Girl Reserves 4, Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 4, Short- hand Speed Club 4, Typing Speed Club 4. MARY JANE ACKERMAN Jane Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasm. SOMANHIS Staff 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Leaders Class 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley ball 3, Life Saving 3, Paint and Powder 2, A Cap- pella Choir I 3, 4, French Club 3, Reception Com- mittee. GUERINO AGOSTINELLI lVIungo He does nut only jimi the jest but the laugh too. Soccer 4, Baseball 3. MARIAN AKRIGG Behind the curtains' mystic fold the louing future lies unrolledf' SoMANms Staff 4g Sock and Buskin 3, 4, Paint and Powder 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir I 3, 4, Crafts Club 3, 4, Leaders Class 2, 3, 4, Volley ball 1, 2, Life Saving 3, 4, Reception Committee. FRANCIS WARREN ANDERSON Let them call it mischief, When it is past and prosporvfl 'twill ho virtue. Cross Country 1, 2, Inter- class Track 1, Prophecy Committee. RITA MARY BALMER We're born to be happy, all of us. Art Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Shorthand Speed Club 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 4, Girls' Leaders Class 4, Volley ball 2, 3, 4, Reception Committee, Honor Student. ALICE BEATRICE BARLOW HAI!! Nora the rf-d wins upon her cheek, now while with crim- son closes. Art Club 3, 4, Volley ball 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Shorthand Speed Club 4, Soccer 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hockey 3, 4, Prophecy Committee. GRACE MARIAN BENSON Gracie Mi-ril and good breeding will make their way everywhere. SOMANHIS Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir II 3, 4, A Cappella I 3, 4, French Club 3, Basketball Z, 3, Leaders Class 1, 2, 3, Paint and Powder 2, Hockey 2, 3, VVill Committee, Co-Saluta- torian. ERIS MARIAN NE CARLSON I have u Irwin with room for fvifry juyf' SOMANI-us Staff 4, Volley ball 3, Chorus 2, A Cap- pella Choir I 4, Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Typing Speed Club 4, Class Secretary 1, French Club 3, 4, History Committee, Student Council 2, Honor Student. ANTHONY FRANCIS CHERUBINI Cherub Those athletic melt whom, de- si-roedly, we call heroes. Football 3, 4. HARRIET NORA CLAUSON There is na satisfaction in a s good wi:l:oul a 1-ompanion.' World Staff 3, 43 Chorus 1, 23 Girl Reserves 43 Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 43 Short- hand Speed Club 43 Typing Speed Club 4. HENRY COLEMAN A silent, shy, peace-lomng man, hr' seemed no heyy . H Ilafll-fan. lVorld Staff 33 Chorus 1, 23 Commercial Club 33 Debat- ing Club 33 Biology Club 33 Reception Committee 3 Honor Student. GEORGE NEVVTON CONVERSE fmankyu Wo is fl jewel. Football 33 Soccer 1, 23 Swimming 23 Track 1, 43 Chorus 1, 23 A Cappella I 33 A Cappella II 43 Gift Committee. CHARLES CUSTER Cayly lhe lroubadour bleu' his saxophone. Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 3. GLORIA DOLORES DELLA FERA shorty 4 .-I morlvln girl u'1'1h hig hrawa owx, and porsonalilv liriro hor size. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Ten-A nis 2, 33 A Cappella I 43 Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Typing Club 43 Prophecy Committeeg Honor Student. JOSEPH ANTHONY DE SIMONE njofu He'll play a small game rather than stand auf. Football 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Prophecy Commit- ICC. DORIS ELIZABETH DICKSON The more a woman knows the more worthy she is. SoMANH1s Staff 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volley ball 2, 3, 43 World Staff 43 Girl Re- serves 3, -l-3 French Club 2, 33 Commercial Club 33 Pep Club 1, 23 Typing Speed Club 43 Will Committee3 Honor Student. ROBERT ARTH UR DOGGART 'fam' Anybody can he a follower, but it takes a real man ta be a leader. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: President 43 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Class President 13 Prophecy Com- mittee3 Honor Student. PHILLIP ELLIOTT Phil The happifnsl heart that ever beat. Cross Country 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 23 Cheer Leader 2, 3. JANE MARIE FINLAY nJ1Rrcn Happiness sm-nts made In bc shared. Commercial Club 2, 33 Pep Club 23 Home Economics Club 4. CLARA MARY FISH 'Twu.s hw lliinking of ollicrs made liar Html: of you. Commercial Club 3, 45 Soc- cer 25 Basketball 2, 35 Base- ball 2, 35 Volley ball 2, 35 Home Economics Club 4, Typing Speed Club +5 Gift Committee. DONALD FISHER Don Each rn inrl li us 1 1 mellmdf' SOMANHIS Staff 45 French Club 1, 25 Commercial Club 35 Chorus 15 A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, 45 VVill Com- mittee5 Honor Student. ROSE THERESA FRACCH IA uR0u Lat nu! soul liwrlll be troubled. Commercial Club 35 Biology 3, 45 Home Economics Club 4. HELEN HAHERERN Our cnlilrnt ix our but having. Commercial Club Z, 3, +5 Shorthand Speed Club -I-5 Basketball 1 5 Soccer 1 5 Hockey 1. EDNA LOUISE HADDEN Her every Ilmuglil ix xi1:m'r1'. Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball +5 Girl Reserves +5 Shorthand Speed Club -15 Typing Speed Club +5 History Committeeg Honor Student. VICTOR HA U O II ..l.if,, 'ATIN' p.'v.wl1L lflslzfun ix uluvux lumrlmnzf-.' Commercial Club 45 Soccer 45 Gift Committee. MYRTIS FLORENCE HORTON Ill-yr! Sil1-five is more vluqlwuf llmu nonl.w.', Girl Reserves 3, 45 Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Home Economics Club 4. ROBERT MARTIN HULTMAN Boll A'l'l1 ln' nzefri and jrwf5 lill hw .curl fur lm one. Chorus 15 A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Inter-Class Basketball 25 History Com- mittee. JOHN MARTIN HYDE Hjllllllilyi' lir'lIf'r 11 misvltivf Illun 1 ll 1-on nieur'c. Sock and Buskin 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 A Cappella Choir II 35 A Cappella Choir I 45 Rifle Club 1, 25 Class President 25 Class Sec- retary 35 Hockey 3, -I-5 Soc- cer 2: Manager 25 Gift Committee. RACQNAR ALFRED JoHNsoN R11ggir Keep up your vpirilf' Inter-class Basketball Z5 ln- ter-class Track 35 Commer- cial Club 1, 25 Pep Club 25 Hockey 3, +5 Reception Committee. RAYMOND JOHNSON uRayn .'Ilirllr juulnrzgwili lifr mul can wil: In ulllz FRED KEISH --riff I r'r.wm1lily is Lo 41 mrm 14'lml pvrfulnr' fx lu zz fl11t1'1'r.'A Football 3, 4g Soccer 1, 2g Swimming 1, 2, Track 2, 3 4, Sock and Buskin 3, 4, Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir I 3, 4, French Club lg Com- mercial Club 2, Debating Club 23 Biology Club zf VVill Committee. ANNA KUTZ Thr ,zfrms uf fuxliion mul ilu' muulzl ul form, Mir' 11l1.v1'nrvl of ull 11l:.wri'vm. A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 43 Girl Re- serves 3, 43 Student Council 1, 21 Art Club 2, 4, Short- hand Speed Club 4, Volley ball 2, 3, Life Savinq 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, History Committee, Co-Salutatorian. HOXVARD KVVAS H .'lIf1chl111'r-V is 1119 xz1bcor1w'n11 milnl of Iliff u'or1d. ANNABELLE LICIC '24nnc J rzzcrr-V hcurf nxukwlfz 11 rhfwl- ful ro1if1fr'rmrif'v Biology Club 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 45 Shorthand Speed Club 4, Gift Committee, Honor Student. HELEN mama Lr:oNE showy .-1 lflllrf, Ihly, frilly, prclly flailing, Girl Reserves 45 Commercial Club 4: Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Shorthand Speed Club 45 Gift Committee. BARBARA RUTH LITTLE Chickic l um 11 zvumfm, I nm-rlx must xpczikfi Chorus 1, 25 A Cappeilu Choir Il 3, A Cappella Choir I 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2. JESSIE LITTLE nJl,J-rn: She ix a gullunl vrwuzzzrw and culriplclfv in mind rmrl lfwllunf' Soccer 3, Volley ball 33 Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir I 3, 45 Basketball 35 Life Saving 3, 43 French Club 3, Commercial Club 3, 45 Art Club 3, 4, World Staff 43 Shorthand Speed Club 4, Class Vice President 1, 3, Class Secretary 25 VVill Committeeg Valedictorian. VVARREN KENNETH LITTLE 1rKfn:z Sl11Jiuus of frixv, unrl fund of llumllle lhiligxf' ROBERT CARLTON LORC H Corz'l1 l,'nrlr'r my gzzirluncr' Iwi ship mul crcu' run xlrfliglllf' Student Council 1, 2, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track Z, 3, 4, Chorus 13 A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 45 Rifle Club 1, 2, Class Treasurer 25 Class President 3, 45 Recep- tion Committee. ROBERT MADDEN nB0bu Opinion ix lim genius null foundation nf all temporal happiness. Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Cast of You Cun't Take It VVith You , Paint and Powder 23 A Cappella Choir I 3, -lg Debating Club 2, 3, Biology Club 1, 2, 3, VVill Committee. ROBERT MCCORMICK Alai A gmrllrnzun and 11 srrliolurf' SOMANHIS Staff 45 Paint and Powder 2, Hforld Staff 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Debating Club 2, 3, +3 Chess Club 4, History Com- mitteeg Baseball Manager-1-3 Honor Student. ANTHONY MCCRUDEN J ndy Con1rn1nn'r1l ix u'r3aI1h. Soccer '33 Swimming 1, 2, Inter-class Basketball 1, Track I, 2. EVELYN MURIEL MCDONNELL Ervin A smile in her 031. ' Girls' Leaders Class 2, 3, Volley ball 2g Girl Reserves 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. WALTER PERINE W'11ll l'1'rln'luuI nzulivrzrllm is Ihr' meaxure of ment ln ere-ry work nf url. BARBARA MILLICENT PETERSON rlpelgyn Happiness ix ri habit. Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir I 3, 43 Pep Club I, 23 Prophecy Committee. DOROTHY FLORENCE PLITT uljolu The ideal of vfrlzrlvsv ul grace, and charm. SOMANI-ns Staff 4g Volley ball 3, Chorus 1, 25 A Cap- pella Choir Il 3, A Cappella Choir I 4g French Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Pep Club lg Shorthand Speed Club 43 Hockey 35 Prophecy Committee, Honor Student. ROBERT HENRY SMITH uB0bu Ol1sen.'a1ion brings u'isdom.', Chorus 1, 23 A Cappella Choir I 4, Rifle Club 2. RUTH VERA SMITH nyegu Kindness is lhc sunshine in which virtue grows. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Pep Club lg Typ- ing Speed Club 4. SOPHIE SOKOLOVVSKA usophu 0l1e1lim1,vr: is Iliff In-y to every door. Soccer 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Ten- nis 2, 3, 45 Leaders Class 2, 3, 4, Volley ball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, A Cappella Choir I 43 Pep Club 1, 2. EDWIN STRATTON Eddie Everyone is lmppy who d111xcr's. Student Council 1, 45 Chorus 15 A Cappella Choir I 4, Biology Club 2, 35 Rifle Club 25 A Cappella Choir II 35 Class Treasurer 15 Recep- tion Committee. MILTON VVARREN STRATTON rrMilt:: A true friend is furvitr 1 friend. Inter-class Basketball 1, 2, 35 Inter-class Track 3, 45 Commercial Club 15 Pep Club 1, 25 Hockey 2, 3, 45 History Committee. CATHERINE THERISA SULLIVAN nk-ayn Kent, not gaudy. Commercial Club 2, 35 Li- brary Club 45 Student Libra- rian 4. HAROLD RAYMOND SYMINGTON usyu A civil habit aft' cot 1 good man. Paint and Powder 1, 25 A Cappella Choir II 35 A Cap- pella Choir I 45 Inter-class Basketball 1, 25 Reception Committee. VVILLIAM JOSEPH TIERNEY ffzpkgll Great llznughls, Iikr grrui deeds, Henri no lrunzlmlxf' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS TUMAN f.Bt0ufu lz'ur'lz mrm has his own 1rlur'1'. MARGARETE CATH- ERINE TUREK Marge Hn marry and be wixr-. Chorus 15 A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,25 Soc- cer 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders Class 45 Volley ball 2, 35 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 15 Short- hand Speed Club 45 Class Secretary 45 Gift Committeeg Honor Student. GORDON VENNARD ucordyu l,1-ixurv is llrc Iwsl of all 1m.s.vvssiw1s. Inter-class Basketball 25 French Club 15 Pep Club 1, 25 Manager of Basketball Team 3, 45 Gift Committee. GRACE VIOLA WALKER Grade Glides the smoulh current of domestic joy. Commercial Club 1, 25 Home Economics Club 4. ORVILLE WHITNEY Whit Sing, mu:-sim, sing us 1 w li 11-mir-r sung. Football 1, 45 Basketball 15 Track 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 25 A Cappella Choir I 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Inter-class Basketball 25 In- ter-class Track 2, 35 History Committee. JOHN GEORGE WILSON Johnny To love the game beyond the prize. Football 35 Basketball 2, 35 Inter-class Basketball 15 Baseball 2, 35 Inter-class Track 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Class Treas- urer 45 Will Committee. MARIE HELEN WURTZ lWifkcy She is always laughing, for she has a great deal of wit. Soccer 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Leaders Class 2, 3, 45 Volley ball 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir II 35 A Cap- pella Choir I 45 Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 45 Shorthand Speed Club 45 Class Vice President 2, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 45 History Com- mittee5 Honor Student. FRANCES MARIE ZITO Franny A faithful friend is the medium of lifes' Volley ball 25 Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Shorthand Speed Club 45 Will Committee. ROBERT REED A friend is rr person with whom I may be sincereg before lzim I may think aloud. Baseball 35 Basketball Trade School 3. EUGENE CARINI Good will is the mightiesl practical force in the universe ' CLASS SONG OF 1940A CWords and music by Donald Fisher and Robert Lorchj You helped us on our Wa You have the torch Ours now to hold on high, Ours to do or die. Oh, in this world of strife We Will make our Way On down the path of life We go today. Y, ! We bid thee fond adie ll Aft' four short years Oh, high school of our hearts Our hopes, our joys, our tears True to thy memories We will ever be. Guide to our destinies lVIanchester High. I CLASS OF 194013 JEANNETTE LORRAINE ALDEN ' - ff ,un I JS ' I ffl ' 0 'F . . Cnl1l1'n lzair like xunllglll iaslnwinizzg on. 'flux nmrlzlv of kr K Q xlzuuld r.v.H Q ' ' - 'J N' . , Vi Paint and Ifowdqg 2: Cast of Cold Water and Cash , Girl, Reserves 3154? French Club 2, 3f'4, Library Club 3, Student Librarian 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Honor Stfdent. MARY PERRY ANIBULOS A sunsliinrf lzcurl mzfl 11 soul of xrmg. Love, not lmle, mill riglzl, not wrong. Girl Reserves 4, Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 4, Debating: Club 1, Hockey 2. LAURA PAULINE ANDISIO nDiZu Frir'f1fl.vl1ip gulrlwrlf' A Cappella Choir II 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: President 3, 4, French Ckub 3, Debat- ing Club 1: Secretary 1, Home Economics Club 4, Class Vice President 4, Prophecy Committee. ,ff HILDA JUNE ANNIS 9, Silently xlm gram 'lmr wayflf Chorus 1, 2, 3,'A Cappella Choir II 4. l ANNE ALICE BACKUS Barley fl plffffsrrrg pmwn lx ulzruyx zlf'.v1'rv:l pr'l.vnu.'l Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. 'e JULIA MAY BALCHUNAS njudyu Cn11vf'r. nm is always femi- nina. Wor'ld Staff 1. u . I fi.: ly'--1 Q . -,-v -- CATHERINF, ROSE BARRETT rrKay:1 nlfittyu We are front:-'nrefzl lmcuusc are happyf, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Shorthand Speed Club 4. ANN THERESA BARRY Little Biz Herr: smmi I, small mul trim, quick of zlmuglzt, llmuglr litlle uf lzmll. Soccer 3, Girls' Leaders Class 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir II 3, A Cap- pella Choir I 4, Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Hockey 3, Will Committee. 1 MARGUERITE I Wing I I 33.7 , Hfiydizigfp has K1 Sock and Buskin 3, 4g'tec- retary 4, Cast of: ' lack Flamingo , You Can't Take It With You , Paint and Powder 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, World Staff 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, French Club 2, History Committee, Honor S'udent. GERTRU DE BAU SOLA Buzzir ' A lruslling ffrzvrgvtirr xnrt, 1: livrflv frit-nfl, :mtl 11 mm goml sport. . H ,iw1ARc:ARE'1' MARY BEA'r'r1E r.Bfan 1 mrlrv lwrnl gum all lliz' day. Girl Reserves 4g Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Student Librarian 2. NATALI E BECCIO . nlrvalu Thr Iiglil nf lriifllliglzlfv xlrnry 11w1l'r'n IN in llmxv mfliullt r'yr'.t. French Club 2, 33 Commer- cial Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Short- hand Speed Club 4, Typ- ing Speed Club 4. i t f GORDON BELL V uDinyu 1:1 A I t hllghkw llrlxlf' 'lnn'ly. Football fintef-departnientj T. S. 3. GEORGE ERNEST BENSCHE A laugh is 14'nfll1 rf grurm any nmrk1'l. World Staff 3, 43 French Club 1, Z, 3, Crafts Club 2, 3, 4. t50f jfaifldr ASIIARION BENTLEY StPnrlV nf lwurl unrl 11 lrur frwnrl. Honor Student. 'gifs Q10 - f ,191 HQ ,J If g. K . I JAMES BIGGERSTAFF Jim Jimmy Tu :ln amy what is hard for ulltvrx is 11 mark of l1llf'nl. Intramural Basketball 4, Chess Club 4, Honor Stu- dent. ffm' r 54 ,, f K CYRUS BLANCHARD ucf, Azul in, Ihr' jivlrl nf sporls, 1 vim' lu gain rl luurvl nmr1'.', Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4. RUTH MARGARET ' BLOODGOOD HPFIIIZJIH nl run-jul fvlicily of style. French Club 4, Commercial Club 35 Art Club 3, 4. MARY ALBERTA BOWEN Bo-w1'n.v And .vlw xpnlu' in a m nstrous Iirllc voice. Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Library Club 33 Student Li- brarian 23 Home Economics Club 4. OHN EDWARD BREEN , Smokry Jar A mighly spirit fills lhnl lillle frame. Football 2, 3, 4: Manager 4g Hi-Y 4, Commercial Club 4, Prophecy Committee. MARGARET BROSNAN uprggyn .-ill .xur-rwf-11 zrilh pwpif- who un' nf u rfrerrful di.fpn.xiI1'ul1. Debating Clubs, lg French Club 2, 41 'rl 'Reserves -lg Crafts l m : Vice Presi- dent 4-zcl'Ii:ii tor Student. EUNICE BROWVN Eunze Ilvn'in is rv-wuled lhe m I lmmifwsl sign of nisdom, u rv linued cheerfuladisposilinuf Pep Club 25 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 43 Typing Speed Club 4, Honor Student. ELVVOOD BUCHER nspucfrq Xxx Good' rfznun' 'and grlvlzl xwm f' rgrunleuzr joZn. l V ' ll 1' -5 ' Soccer 3, 4. ESK EL KEEN EY BUCKLAND sm He trim sings iigi'1I 1 army his ills. 'I Student Cou cil Q horus 1, French Club lb 1, Rifle Club 1 A Cap- pella Choir I , 3, -lg De- bating Club 2, 35 Tennis 3, 4g Golf -I-g Chess Club 4, Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Cast of: Black Flamingo , You Can't Take It With You. FR NCES PETERNELLA 'J' BUCKLER UF -ru 17,5 rannzr' n, Tn hw lillle is rm zlixgrfrrwg- jus! 11 lilllz' iI1cwlL'z'l1iwr1l.'A Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 3, +5 Home Economics Club 4. jOHN FRANCIS BUCKLEY 'fzmflx' 'ARM' ,lI:'11 nj frm' twnls nrt' ilu' lf.--'I nl mr-n. 1 I 4 SSMANHIS Srafl -lg Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, slgflfep 'ClulJ91g Inter-class qasixetball 1, Chorus 2, Art Club 25 Ban-l 33 Hockey 3g Commercial Club -I-. ' ANNA BUSKY 114-inn!! llc: 1-wry llmughl .vine re Honor Student. , . IRENE MARIE BUXCSSE :flu Doing zrcll lwr zluilv lnxkx, .Wim-r lirhlv praising zzskxf' French Club 2, 31 World Stall 3, -lg Shorthand Speed Club -l-Q Typing Speed Club -lg Honor Student. LOIQS AN N CALLIS Butfl1 . hun of mischief and ull ,uw 1 smiles. - la oir 2, 3, 4, Chee e der 25 ' all 3, Sof 3, C ercial Club -I-5 some Ee mics Club +3 Le' s Cjas, . l,12.r VVILLIAM EARL CALVERT Iiclllu M-1,w-r hi.: gaze oz 1 1 xpr'l1l. Pep Cl-uh lg Rifle Club 1, 29 Inter-class Basketball lg Chorus 2: Art Club 25 A Cappella Choir I 3, -lg Soc- cer 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. ' CHARLES CANNON The faithful study ul the liht-rul urls hunzfmizcs r'lrurtu'1er. French Club 4, Honor Stu- dent. GEORGE CAPWELL HC-apo ucappigv Time will expluill it ull. llu is a talker and nt-eds nu ques- tloning before he speaks. French Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Chess Club 4, Inter-class Track 1. EVELYN CARLSON nEwiI,u She speaks, belumes, and uclx just as she ought. Girls' Leaders Class 2, 3, 4, Volley ball 2, Student Coun- cil 2, Girl Reserves 4, Honor Student. RIKA ANITA CARLSON HRikgJl ' friendlalikrf in sunshine and V3 m I irls' Leaders Class 2, 3, Z, . Cappella Choir I, 3, 4, Af ley ball 2, Chorus 1, I rrl R serves 4, Art Club 1, Craig? Club 3, 4: Secre- tary 3, 4, Shorthand Speed Club 4. JANET LOUISE CARPENTER 5 njdnu . Sho nous never proud. Had langue ul will, ye! 111 I never loud. ' Girl Reserves 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Pep'Club 1, 2, Typing Speed Club 4, His- tory Committee. KINGSLEY CARPENTER tfKingU l:'rf-milling mum-s if 11 from only refills. -Football 2, French Club 2, , Ritle Club 1. 'I BARBARA CAROLINE .CARTER Y Bobbie Barb Sim is L-Igrwr, .she if wise, hut lhwn' is n1i.wlrif'f in hw! eyes, SOMANIIIS Staff 4, Girl Re- serves 4, French Club 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Student Li- brarian 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Typing Speed Club 4, Honor Student. JOHNJF ,NCIS ,CER INI it . J H11rt1'1'y1 ' Y ,,.t ,, . , .. 1' rl ,!1 Huu' of lnf1n1'v foal. , I Cross.Countz'y,ff, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, A Cappella Choir 1 yi French Club 2, Comm' .tal Club 2, 3, 4, Pep grub 1, 2, Inter-class Track 3, Inter-class Swim- ming 3, 4, Inter-class Bas- ketball l, Indoor Track 2, 4, Prom Commit'ee 4, Prophecy Committee. V. ,E I , ,' .f - NORMAN CHAPMAIINV , V' . I, in J fl '4.ffhapr11f 7:,1.- ,Lily urr'n'! lhf' 'lrllhyzlllqvrtwzl llh'rSl11ff'.f' ' French Cliili 2, Pep Club 1, Chess Club 4-3 History Corn- mittee. l I' ANASTASIA A IA Cl'lAPONISy r:AvI,UjFx .5 l'f1.'if'nr'c ix lin' M' I r'nnl1'l1l. J . Choi-uf fl, 2, A Cappella Choir, ,tg C :ella Choir ll 3, ome Economics Club 4. BERNARD LEROY Cl-IAPP ELL , . -1 Chap ,Q ' Cliff I Spvuk nur, hiflf- ,L unit! 110 ll1u11gl:lx, ff 'UQ' . u -. 1 UA, Sock and Buskin -lg P aint and Powder 1, 2: Cast of The Pampered Darlingug A Cappella Choir I -lg A Cap- pella Choir II 3g Commer- cial Club 3g Pep Club 1, 2. PATRICIA MAF CHAIESTIER ' npahyn :'.4r1iv1 uf 1111- pffuil, punl pmt. i SOMANHIS Staff l-lg Girls' Leaders Class 2, 3, -lg Life Saving' 1, 2g Chorus 1g A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, -lg Girl Reserves 3, -lg French Club lg Commercial Club -lg Art Club 2, 3, -lg Reception Cuuuuilleti. l 'bij LUCILLE M1YXLQf'Clll-INEY ' , 1 g, ,J nLuu IIAX1 5 ilgm- 1.1.1 1, wifi- zrliifw 1.111-X VN . an' xiwwwt and mild. Girl Reserves 3, -lt Treas- urer -lg French Club 2, 3. -lt President 2g Commercial Club -lg Student Librarian 3g Pep Club 1, Z5 Typing Speed Club -lg Library Club 3g Re- ception Committeeg llonor Student. ' QSDV A IELINE lVlARlE 1' ci-IERUBINI bt ' Q, L' 0f'17igir 0 Q A A ' 1' ful 1'it11u111 mzrlll. Tennis 2g Biology Club 2, 3, -l-. HOVV,-XRD CHRISTENSEN '-rrhfiffy' I n1'1'r'r Illini: nf llu' fulznw il 11111 1-.imp .f.,,,,. .1,.1.11111. Rifle Club 1g Camera Clun T. S. -l. 1 .IAN ',S FR N mga.-I . JV Jim V 011 141171 IM' dun1e', Golf 1, 2, 3, -l: Captain 3, -lg Hi-Y 3, -lg French Club I, 2g Pep Club 1g Prophecy Cum- mitteeg llonor Student. ,ll 1,1 , 1 . PHYLLIS-CLARKE f,f1911f1 'Tis gum! In he rnwrn. , f ' Art Club 43 Pep Club lg JCheer Leader -l. A 'Xl C'111111 A14 wx l 11111111111 hui. Football 3, g aye val -lg Baseball 3, -l. THOMAS FRANCIS CONRAN ,, T.F.'f , -, I 111111111 lm 1111111-mg tiuwnyr 1 1 1: wr. Soccer 1, 2, 3, -lg Chorus 1, 2, 3. f leg, ROLINE Lotus.-x c, f 4 'X-1 xlu1lgLLI fmrl fzfwniifw fx 11 g11mlK,Lc', 1'u111l1111rr111m. l ' -Lf C ' 1,J5.,L Student Council 1g 'F'Tt-nth Club 1, Z, 3g Commercial Club 1, 21 Pep Club lg Vice President of Class lg llonm' Student. JEAN LOU ISE CROCKETT .-1 lol of clzullwr mul u lmmll-' nf 1-In-urfulrn'x.r, Girl Reserves 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Commercial Club 3, 43 Library Club 33 Stu- dent Librarian 33 Pep Club 1, 23 Home Economics Club 43 Prophecy Committee. MARJ ORIE TRACY CUSHMAN 1l1iJg1 , Sim luukx clmcrfullv 14111111 ew!-v'1lniltu :md wut-rjvlmdy. Girls' Volley ball 23 Student Council 13 Girl Reserves 43 French Club 13 Commercial Club 3, 43 Library Club 33 Student Librarian 33 Art Club 23 Crafts Club 3, 4: President 3, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 1,23 Typing Speed Club 43 Vice President of Class 13 History Committee. ART IR ' .LL ,USTER XM 24 3 ' 1 rlrummin' mm Golf 43 Chorus 13 Ot .tra 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 French Club 1, 23 Pep Club 1. RITA ELAINE CU STER x ' 'fHappinv.rs cmxsixlx in line mul- ' lifllirily nf ugreelllrle' cqnxriuus- n rxs . ' ' Girls' Volley ball 13 Com- mercial Club 3, 43 Pep Club 13 Home Economics Club 43 Basketball 1, 4. . r F , ,F IPIIJLEN D.-X,blZIGER l t 5 npvfygyn mfa'Sin1111i:'ilX '4if clmruclrr is n I hinrlmmfa' lu sulnllery of in- n-llut-z. Girl Reserves 43 Crafts Club 4. MILDRED LOUISE DEWEY H ' LouiJf 1 Bw lmlnlr in 1't'cr,x5 llgnzzght unll ff, mn, amid. , 1 , . o Sock and Buskigi, 3, 43' Cast of 3'You Can't Ta e It VVith You 3 Paint and owder 1, 2: Cast of Cold VVater and Cash'l3 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Ifrench Club 2, 4: President 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Reception Committeeg Honor Student. GEORGE DONAHUE Rnd l1is1im-mm rcizlmuz tl dijvrenr ll Soccer 3, 43 Hockey 3, 4. u 1 iff Il D THY , EN ll L 1 n , J , llwrfkhn :1.v'14'1Ir'hc1l 11111 rlmnls rlfg jigml along. f new I J' A ago H jf, ofld StaFf 43 Chorus 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Com- mercial Club 43 Biology Club 13 Typing Speed Club 4. ALBERT DOVVNING all In Few buys fm' burn trillz mlvnfs 171111 rnrzw-I, lm! all are capable nj luring xrell. Track 33 Commercial Club 43 Inter-class Track 2. I VICTOR JOSEPH DUBALDO 7- 3 rr n I If ' Stu I gn! mv miml an I 1LsiC. I H RUSSELL Cross 1'rack 35 ' Commercial ' Club Club 2, Club 2. l l l l l EUGEN E EARLE Earl 7'Irw zhur put 1111-ir mm in him shall unrlvrxlzzml the 1ru1l1. Swimming 45 Track 35 Hi-Y 3, -I-5 Inter-class Track 3. DOROTHY BLAN CHE ENGLAND nD0tu Cures upon hm wx! but Iiglxll ly, lor she ix 1i1'f'1y. MUNI!!- uml .vprighlIy. Girls' Soccer 35 Basketball 25 Baseball 2, 35 Leaders Class 1, 2, +5 Volley ball 35 Life Saving 15 French Club 15 Hockey 2, 3. I f -4 I .' i 1 I SHETLA Rosa FARON f' 5 rr us E , Shorty . 1 ri 1 B ' Hull: silvnl, mln-n llwre l '. , .. nm-11, und spwzlrzng Hz Seuxwi . Art Club 45 Pep Club 1, 2. SA LVATORE ANTHONY FELICE Sully A'Tlmugl1 I um alnwns in, lm.m-, I um never in a hurry. f Commercial Club 3, 4. l -Q- RONALD GORDON FARRIS U . ' Rom1lr Tl1u.w Www' 1'u.sie'xt mlm lmw' lr'ufnr'zl lo 1lulz4't'. Chorus l, 25 A Cappella Choir I 3, +5 A Cappella Choir II 15 Pep Club 1, 2. ALLAN FERRIS Frrri.v lIi.v days full 11l1'1l.funtly by. Chorus 1, '25 Commercial Club165 Biology Club 2, 35 Pep' Club 2.1 PAUL FINKBEIN Fink l.uugl1 and ln' zt-ell. Football 4-5 Swimming 1, 2, 3. +1 Captain +5 Track 45 Hi-Y 4. MARJORIE FOLEY llIudge lllarge .-1 nobler yearning never broke lwr rvsl, than but zo dancef' SUMANHIS Staff +5 Basketball 1, 25 Paint and Powder 1, 25 Girl Reserves 3, +5 French Club 1, 25 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Library Club 35 Student Librarian 35 Arr Club 2, 3. RAYMOND GARDNER uRa-yu nlqndyu f.'lmusf' llly fliwmlx like lliy . ., Imoks, few lun rlmrcei Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. 4. GLORIA AGNES GENUVESI l'l11'Ix1'1111'r1' alum' can refug- 111z1' .x1111w'111y. French Club lg Commercial Club 45 Shorthand Speed Club -I. ELIiAB TH ANNA G BON I . ' it l'- ,k G1l,'bm': 1 l I I .'Wu'n111i1Iv11 ylrnule I-Jcrhy of l Qual lr'llui?df' f .1 ' J' ' 1 ' rl! ,.Baskeu.r1l2, ,sg Baseball 2, ,f U7 33 Fulley ball 2, 3, -I-Q Com- mfrcial Club -Ig Pep Club fl' lf, Home Economics Club 4. STATIA AN N GODLESKI Tu 1'1I111-ull' 1111- 11111-Iligezrve is In 1'11lurg1' Ihr' lmrizmnz flwxin' 111111 11'ru1Is. H J ffy' Somswuis S -Ig Vplley ball 2gfWo111VSr5 , +5 Girl :Rgffdfves 3, ' French Club .25 Commdri al Club 2, 3,l.4g Pep 'C'l'uw 13 Home Economics Club 45 Honor Student. NANCY AGNES GOODVVIN Nan 1 !.'lw1-rf11l1u'.v.v ix the oil of life. Commercial Club -I-3 Home Economics Club -I. KATIIERIN,: ORMAN IAM.. Fr'v .S Ilxrzev! inns Ihul ml 1' Inrlkyllu one lff, Volley ball 2, -I-g Girl Re- serves 43 Commercial Club 2, 3, -I-5 Hockey 25 Soft Ball 2, 35 Basketball 2. Q 5 ' I . ,wx .jjfj-I r ffvff' I 'xi A I5 e, ROBI'fR'I' GURIVIAN 'D Ding Q5 M0110 ISI, .WI Ivlf lllfllr A 1 NlI1i1r'. .N Xb. J- HAMILTON LEAVENS GRANT Il11mi1 ' Bur 1u711'11 I11' .wpwrlfv 1011111 eloruliuu fl1111'x. Football 2, 3: Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Vice President -Ig Cast of Almost Every- man , Paint and Powder 1, 2: President Z5 Cast of: Cold VVater and Cash'I, UPampered Darlingug Pep Club 13 French Club lg His- tory Committee. NORMA ISABEL GRAZIA IJ I O ull ix II11' nr1r1q11il 11wu11I1' who 11L'1'un1pI1.xI1 rnuxf. Commercial Club 2, 3. U ICE 1-XRLINF 1 oU'riElR1r-2 K 11EMIAi!,n J 1 11 unm- mirlh ix 10111111 rl puunrl YU.l11rru11:. 'occer 25 Basketball 23 Base- I ball 2, 3, Volley ball 2, 3, -Ig Commercial Club I, Home Economics Club 4. DORO'I'I'IY IIIELEN ' G UTZIVI ICR Daily A 'ln 1111141 111111-A' appwu prvlly 1IimpIv, i 5 Girl Reserves 3,'-I1 French Club 2, 33 Commercial Club Z, 3, +5 Shorthand Speed Club '41 Typing Speed Club 4-g Choral Speaking 35 Honor Student. X, 1' DOROTHY GRACE llAI,E UDMU Thr rrfrolr' r'lml11t't1'l unrl fog- Izmw of tlw individual un- uywrlwl fu' 1111-I Imrrh-plzulr of 1lifIwlw11'1'c. Sock and liuskin 3, 41 Pro- duction Manager,-43 Paint and Powder 1, 22 Vive Presi- dent 2: Cast of The Sand- wieh Glass , Girl Reserveza 3, +3 French Club 2, 3, +5 Library Club 21 Student Librarian 33 VVill Commit- tee, llonor Student. 4 DOROTHY HALEM 'fDotty ul fuel in Puvr-v .rmilvv tl 1'l4f1il1. . 'l Honor Student. Ol hr ' ON ' Img rnrlu s lzul p .annul .,,,,,11'1i.f.t. Volley Ill' Reserves 4, Fr Club 2, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, Typing Speed Club 4, Honor Student. g , 4 -. 1 t , . J e H EIAEN IRFXN E HARRIN,G'TON ' ' To,alfir ml! of In girl you lilfr' Io ,fn f'f' I flux 'tlinze rmrl r1r1Vnt'l1r'It'. .f - Qonnnercial Club 2, 3, 41 ,Horne ,Economics Club 4, '1'ypim2 Speed Club 4. ROBERT FRED HARRIS frB0bu l'11lul izwrflj i 11 pnlllir' nf-lmfwf .y ., ,If - WA I 'l P M Hi tg r., FRANCES HAWLEY Fran Frannf0 A'.-I rluyjln' lnil, an hour fm ,tpogl V A lfnlj for u friv'1d7, Iifw iv loo f' 1- . , .xlmrt. I 1 ,,, , fcnrt-heyrft 1, 2, 3, +5 uit-I Reserves 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Pep Club 1. ROY HELM .1 orkyn 1 zum o ,1:irg,drnzTbi spur llix ix u 1' wr ful, killrll 'r1'r'tl. SOMANHI t V bball 3, Commercia lub 3, ' 3 Biology Club 3, -I-Q ep Club 1. , f ' .f ' DORIS HEXNEQUIN Iz'urlh fillx 1121 lap rt-ith pleas- urwv uf hor own. Girls' Leaders Class 3, +5 COIIlIIlCl'K'lHl Club Z, Biology Club 3, 4, 'Pep Club 2, Shorthand Speed Club 4, Typing Speed Club 4. J LOHN H LINSK X Guizncr l'1':'rn'ilv 11046 uri 7 nl-ir' ,vltr'11t' 111 . ml 3,.-lg Basketball 2 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3,Ql.-u t- V ,J VVILLIANI HOFFNER -tlioqtfyu nBiHu A' Ill rnucr In' ram sl in 11 trorlzl lilrw ours. cl0IIlIIl8l'l'l2ll Club Z, 3, 4. v .1 X LUCILLE HOUSE ulduu Smile Ilur wl1ilf'. Commercial Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Home Economics Club 4. JOHN IRVING , HUL Q 'Eff' v N .. 1 ,, ' lxfa 1 LeF rlixpunxu wilh lriflesf' NJ SQMAN 45 Football 2 '34 4' Captain 4' Swim- 1HinQ1'2,3g q,sv.-u'L1'le,3g sock arid 3, 4k T eas- urer 345' ast --'tif 'l A I, Flami'l1goM'5 Paint Pow- der J, 23 Studen 'ouncil 2,1 3, '45 Hi-Y 1 Secretary and Tre-wrer 45 French Club 1,.2, Class President 1. 25 Haggard Book Prizeg Honor Stu ent. ANDREW HUTCHINSON Hutch He has ways lu mulm you smile. Student Council 1, 2. ANTHONY IULIANO 111-onyu For l1e's a jolly gayd fellow. Football 'f1 ,l2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, zfaf Cappella Choir 1 3, 45 Hi-Y 4. '1 0 EDITH LILLIAN JACKSON IIEJUIJ She is the very pink of euur lesyf' Girls' Volley ball 35 Girl Reserves 45 French Club 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Short- hand Speed Club 45 Typing Speed Club 45 Honor Stu- dent. n ,fl If DOR Qs-l!i'63IAN JJ , 5' XRVIS ,ff If 1 -' nF I- ,U 'iw' nl ,mul lfylrl is twurlll, gold. I Soccer 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volley ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Life Saving 45 French Club 2. IRENE 'IENACK i1Rl'llI'fI' '14 xlar zlunz-:fd and under Vhuz .vlur l lime, ' A Cappella Choir II 4, Home Economics Club 4. x MARY ALICE -IILLSON ' '-Flaw May 'Wlmn Irish :wwx une .vmiling. Soccer 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders Class 45 Volley ball 1, Z, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2. 3, 45 isp Club 15 Hockey 3, 4. ,F . f .1 31 lIARRlE'1 1' BETTY JOHNSON if fd like lu rluruw: llle wllule night through. Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Cheer Leader 2. v - 'FLORENCE JOHNSON .KRFJU UFIDU To mf' rlnllwx mnkw the wnn1un. Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Cheer Leader 25 His- tory Committee. J Af' 4, 1 If J ,A J V 1 N , ,W I f , ROBERT JOHNSTON HBOL.. lIw slunflx in his mm li,':I11. Worlfi Staff 2, 3, 4. VVALTER -IOYNER nlyaltu ucwapu Thr .rung is 1110 Ming. Swimming 2, 3 g Student Council 2, 3, A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, 4, Octet 4, Chorus 1. MARY KACMARCZYK npatv , 1 u-uulfl be 5 ffirfnzl I., un. French Club 25 Commercial Club 3, 4, Shorthand Speed Club 45 Typing Speed Club 4. JUNE MARIE KANAK Sha has a look of Lrrlnquillizyf' Girl Reserves 43 Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, Typing Speed Club 4. Jw A A zqwifgxluex' I N 1114717111 F I , 3 YXM, if mu: n ure never 11 ff..-,.,1. Commercial Club 2, 3, il-g Art Club lg Pep Club 1, 2. RUTH ANN KJELLSON J kinfl lwart lies behind lhis quivi r-.x'l1'rinr. Chorus 13 Commercial Club 4: Biology Club 29 Typing Speed Club 4. f ' 6.041 -M-Y' hi. ,.L'7s.l4f i Ea.. 1 14 5 LILLIAN KLEINSCHMIDT '-Lizr' ,4lu'fnx laughing, full of fun, Shu is liked by Pvcrymmf' Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders Class 43 Volley ball 2, 3, 43 Sock and Buskin 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 4. ROBERT KNOFLA n Bob Nix own opinion was his lgwf' Swimming sg Golf 1. RUTH ELIZABETH KORNSA Korny Ruthie Laughing :yes and coppery hair For a clever girl will: nary a Cumgkd Q A' W,-,Mi if' I i . , . Bgwlvkfball l,'4g Llfe Saving 1, 43 Student Cqunoil g Girl Reserves 2, 3, Af' nch Club 2, Comm r ' Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Clubxl, 23 Short- hand Speed Club 4: Presi- dent 4g Honor Student. 1 NORMA ROSE KOSTER Every urzixt was nfs! an runa- tour. SOMANHIS Staff 45 Art Club 1, Z, 3, 41 Biology Club 23 Chess Club 4, Honor Stu- dent. STE FFIE KRYEVVSKI ar ,-I Sffff ' Slay ru sIrr'v'l us s 11 ruff' World Sxfaff 3, 4, French Club 2, Curnmercial Club 4, Student Librarian 23 Art Club 1,343 Shorthand Speed Club 4, Typing Speed Club 4. , N pf' STELLA KULIGOXVSKY I,u!liw A quid 1n'r.w1I I Irwlwnllze e1Jf'ry1I:hwr1'. Commercial Club 3, 45 Typ- ing Speed Club 4, Q lv WILLARII I,.rxI4IlIiIG lI01I1'5 Bill '1 Take Nzings nk you final llI4'm.'i Rifle Club 1. J, ' 1 -lACQllELlNlq lL,,Q'l'lilR,Sfl' V, ,ss ,P Hfuwfrw .JJ Th:-re is C Mirliuf- in her WP- ry. vs EK ll M Frencijllflub Zgf Commercial Clubi , 4, Pep Club 1, 2. JOHN LAUTENBACH Jnl11z11y '-r:.,,,- I fm I-,.,-,mf uf III.-,H Soccer 2, 3, 4: Captain -lf, Golf 3, 4, Paint and Powder 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Student Council 1, 21 French Club 25 VVill Com- mittee. ARTHUR LAVVRENCE Irlrlu 1 will lm!! Im uni' lnvv llm! Irlxirlz I flu nu! Mu. Track lg Hockey 3, Intra- mural Hockey 4g Intramural Basketball 4, Intramural Baseball 3, 4. 4 ANI'I',x VIRGINIA LEWIS HA'1'l'fI'7'U The fulrw nf lzwr :In rn nt Irlukex lzwr Ilvnfl Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Baseball 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders Class 2, 3, 4: Presi- dent 4g Volley ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Life Saving 4, Chorus 1, Pep Club 2, Hockey 1, 13, 3, 4. RAYMOND IZDVVIN LINDERS uRayu xl lilllr' lmnvvwvr' Lv rvlixllvrl lny Iln' lwxl nl nI4'u.'l Basketball 1, World Staif 2, 3, 4, Coxnrnercial Club 2, 3, 4, Gift Committee. X J r I. ALICE ELIZABETH I,l'I I'LE Al MII ffrff ix n lrIIf', imlrmninus fri .ffIf 1 Volley ball 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 4, C0lI1IIlEl'ClZll Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Short- hand Speed Club 4, Typing Speed Clllli 4, llunor Stu- dent. ALBIERT LITVINCHYK .rlkfn ullv it vrvr lm-1'I'.w In jfrrfnrw II-.-,,I,Ig. Cross Country 2, 3, -I-Q Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 31 Chorus 1, lli-Y 3, 4. GEORCPPI LUUR'l'SEM.'X Ii'utz'l1 FH-1' fron: norm im fic. Cross Country 15 Paint and Powder 25 A Cappella Choir I 3, 45 A Cappella Choir Il 3, +. , f x 4 BAR . '. ACK 1 ob! X m lxvr in 1 f.-W1 nl.. ,Wf- tct unix of lmnur. Soccer 3, 45 liaaketball 1, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Tennis 35 Girls' Leaders Class 2, 3, 45 Volley ball 25 llfurlil Staff 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 45 Commercial Club 1, 25 Hockey 1, 35 Honor Student, ROBERT ivftdixsiy t ' K 5- . , , f-bw ', 74 . . .4 Rivzhw 751 11 muh nmru gum- buf I :lo il mon' elnlliirullyf' og l Paint and Powder 1, 25 Stue dent Council 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, -I-5 French Club 2, 35 Pep Club 1, Z5 Reception Com- mittee. GRACE ZMADER 'J'Wi71l'y Lq11c, urw'1rwv.v, goorlfafwt hcl' pcfsolz .vhirLrx.', Q Student Council Z, 35 Chorus 1, 35 A Cappella Choir ll 25 Commercial Club 2, 3, -I-5 Pep Club 1, 25 Shorthand Speed Club 45 Typing Speed Club 4. . GEORGE EIBVVARD MALLUN Milla! i 'ilill laugh and ln' nn'rH'. Track -I-5 Commercial Club 2, 35 Art Club 25 Pep Club 15 Intramural Basketball 15 Inter-claus 'l'1'ack 2, 3, 45 Inter-class Swimming 2, 4. H ELEN MANKUS flint much mlltfu grcal, xx it ,will-limi. A Cappella Choir II 45 Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 45 Crafts Club 25 Pep Club 1. NIARTHA MANSFIELD iWarty l,n1-:fly In look nt, dcligfrlful ru know. Commercial C uh 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2 I W3yKf4f'l jl MW. ' .W . CLIFFORD MARKS Cliff Chai ulluppy ux il urre by rf'pL1rl. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Vice President 45 Inter-class Basketball 1, Z5 Gift Com- mittee. CLARENCE MARON UC-ali, mf-fy .m,fff.- man it riglzzf' Student Council 1, Z, 3', World Stall: 3,45 A Cappel- la Choir l 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 15 Pep Club l5 Hockey 35 Intliamural Basketball 3, +5 Football 45 History Com- mittee5 Honor Student. MARY MARTIN SlyI1' ix her mirldle name. Honor Student. , ,I 'I if I I ROBERT MARTIN nB0bn lluxil1r'ss is ilu' 51111 nf llfvf' Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Shorthand Speed Club 4. THOMAS MARTIN Tom lin silent and Sufi' xil4'n1'u ni-ver betrays. 'ISHORVALD INIATHIASON Thor f Blat Si11'l1r'f' is I ' rri.vr1f1rl1Ax but reply. Student Council 15 Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 4. BERNICE MA'l llESEN Br'r11if The bust of lifrr is 1 lion. Basketball 1, 21 Volley ball 1, 25 A Cappella Choir I 4-g A Cappella Choir I1 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Crafts Club '43 Pep Club 1, 25 Cheer Leader -I-. A RO'SE NIAYER M 5 , ' ' Us jf' l Toto ':lr i Shc'sils.d'ell in llre In-ur: of Y liflir' friends. . Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. a MARGARET MCBRIERTY .fppggyn Frm: is she from. frzrvf' Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4. RAYMOND KEN NETH MCCARTHY Blat The n-urlrl krzfmv Iilllv uf ils grfvrtvsl men. Football finter-depa rtmentj 'I'.S. 1 : ANN RdsAL1r3 ' NICDON NELL raR0u A'Sufllv speak 111111 srrrwrtly xmilr-. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3g Volley ball 1, 25 Sock and Buskin 45 A Cappella Choir I 3, -I-5 Commercial Club 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2. SHIRLEY MCINTOSH Illini Ile rt was slriking, rffxisllvss, 11 gn d. MJLNH Sta 43 French lu ' Commercial Club 3, K Club 3, 43 Pep Club , , nor P-taudenr. jx I J! 'DO HY MCKEE K v Dot' HM heart is ulrr-uvs doing lovely things. Student Council lg Worla Staff +3 Girl Reserves 45 French Club 2g Commercial Club 3, 45 Pep Club lg Honor Student. l l WILLIAM MCKINNEY IIr1ppy-ga-lucky, fair und fwfr. ERNEST IVIALCOLIVI MCNEILL ujlillfku IL is not what he has, nor wmvz lrhat he dues ufliclr zlirefdly expresses the worlh of u man, -H buz what he Is. Swimming 3, 43 Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Inter-class Swimming 2. I l STEVEN VVILLIAM MERONOVICH SIMM fxilffglmm is fm 1f-i,f1 km-.u.' I Cross Country 3. VERONICA MICKEVVICZ fPRUny0V 0nIKgglLAff,4Ii mefk giflzluicz igfwiuif' if I J fy ommercia .,'Club 33 Short- and Sge Club 43 Typing peed 'Iub -1-. HOVVARD MIDFORD Caz'.var Rvx1fr1:f'1l, not hauglily, mini, not 511113 a lhouglzzful, worlliy, quiet lad. Track 3, 4. AD ELLA MILLER The fuy of youth and Ilcrzllh lmr nyc Ilidpluyrvl, And wma of hnr lwart hvr 1-vr-ry luulc5 cwIU1'y1zrl. C mmercial Club 33 Short- and Speed Club 43 Typing Speed Club 4. RALPHg'RTLI-3 MILLER For a good-lzalurvd girl is lnuvd best in the main. French Club 33 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. HARRI ET MARY MORIARTY7 n. UI,-Iipu Tu hw young hrfnrz erreryfhing is fun. lr Girl Reserves 43 Commer- cial Club 2, 33 Pep Club 13 Home Economics Club 43 Reception Committee. MARIE IVIOSICATA T'1L'fFfiU,, I 1-rm say Irlxul I llxinkf' Volley ball 2, 33 Commercial Club 3, 43 Home Economics Club 4. HOVVARD MURPHY Dr Dc '11 uw- me lifff 1 lim. ' a Chorus 1, Q3 'A Cappella ,,- Chair I 43 Rie Club 13 A Cappella Choir II 3.r , ' 4 5 I I ANNA FRANCES NACZKOVVSKI up ,U . ffl vu I11l11pirL1'xs xvrggiyyvz' , to lv' slmrezlf' Lrcial Pep ,IOSEPH NAPOLI ujopn His Infant muln-s up jur his lrviglxtf' Football Cinter-departmentj T. S. 25 Basketball Cinter- departmentj T. S. 25 Cross Country 1, 25 Golf 1, 25 Paint and Powder 15 Base- ball Cinter-departmentj T. S. 2. , ff' 4 QBARBARA -NELSON ill-rgl1.v :Fi 1 img.: fm- imp f1S.l ilfle 10 diligence 1 lrzf l skill. Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Home Eco- nomics 4. HAZEL FRANCES NEWCOMB L. M, suv Sl1o0ln b A happy lift' mmxis!.s in mm- quillilxxiyglljfplglk Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2. ROBERT ODERMANN it B0 b rr A Izlrzzixfiul yuulh, nmsl genial, frank: a rlmrrn'z1:r of highest rank. Cross Country -l-5 Track 3, -I-5 French Club 15 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Student Council 45 Honor Student. JULIA OFIARA Jule A conslary friend is a thing! 'rure and hard la End. .French Club 25 Commercia Club 3, 4.5 Shorthand Speer Club 45 Typing Speed Clui 45 Honor Student. YVALTER OLDS Hcurlyn A mixture of logic, wil, enthu- xiusrn, and imlamiluhlfz 1-nergyf Orchestra 1, 25 Chess Clul 45 Honor Student. STANLEY OLEAN DER Sla.rh His bps! things are done in the flush of a nmmrrzzf' Football finter-departmentj T. S. 2, 3. ,. MARJORIE OLSON Peanuts The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace and charm. SOMANHIS Staff 45 Tennis E 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3 French Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Com mercial Club 35 Pep Club 1 25 Chess Club 45 Class Vic President 25 Class Secre tary 1. IRENE BARBARA OPALACH A rare cnmhinrztinn of clever- ncss, fricmllinrss and frolicf' Girls, Leaders Class 2, 3 Student Council 15 Girl Re serves 3, 45 French Club 3 Commercial Club 3, 45 Pe Club 15' Home Economic Club 4: President 45 Clas Secretary 35 Honor Studenl MICHAEL ORFITE'LLI norfivu , Ile rwulrl, pr-rhaps, haue sl u the Ilcllz-s11unt. lvvimming 1, Z, 3, 45 Hi-Y 4 , . EVELYN NNA ORR Pr ess is In rln and say T e ki :lest hing in the kind- 0 est lily Sirl ,eserves 25 French flub 35 Rifle Club 25 Pep Ilub 1. DOROTHEA VIRGINIA PEABODY Hrhfae Her gold:-n hair was hanging down her back. 'rench Club 2, 3, 45 Crafts flub 45 Pep Club 25 Cheer .eader 2, 3. .,gk ANN ROSE PEROZIELO Q Perry ,t ln quictrznss and 'confiflcncc shall hp your strength? 4 'olley ball French Club , 25 Commercial Club 35 ladminton 45 Basketball 4. WILLIAM PERRETT Bin I'll walk with music. lrchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 5 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Class 'reasurer 1. ' JoHN WARREN PEROTTI 0 Johnny 'Twns the lovclivst hair in the world. Soccer 3, 45 Student Council 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3. LORNA MONA PETERSON 111114011 Her heart is like a garden fair where many pleasant blossoms grow. Home Economics Club 45 Tumbling Club 15 Bowling 45 Basketball 4. BENJAMIN STEVENSON PHILLIPS Hspzdrfv There is no substitute for hard work. JOHN PIESCIK Rogkit ' Tail is a pleasure when it is done. Football finter-departmentj T. b. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball finter-department, T. S. 4. I RUTHfHANNAH PoDRovE I Ruthie Hur bright smile haunts mc still. French Club 2, 3, 45 Debat- ing 1, 25 Commercial Club 35 Pep Club 15 Choral Speaking 35 Honor Student. STELLA ROSE POHARSKI ' ' ffsffzrf '.'lIr-ny ar a criclu'l. Volley ball 35 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 23 Home Economics Club 49 Basketball 33 Honor Student. DOROTHY POPOFF f ,. 1, A Torn my f 'Sl1c is quiet, purc mul sweet. Commercial Club 3, 43 Li- brary Club 4g Student Libra- rian 4g Home Economics Club 4. RUSSELL PRATT nRuhHu Sulvnm llmnglz lris fum? mm' lw, hr, lmv n llrurl llmlis Hllr'-l 14'ill1 ,ql1'1'. Soccer 3, 4g Baseball 3, 45 Hockey 3. STUART GORDON PRENTICE ffslun Them lies n rleal of deviltry Iwneath llris mild exterior. Chorus 1, 23 Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Shorthand Speed Club 45 Typing Speed Club 45 Gift Committee. GEORGE ANDREW PRICE Carlin Mum is Cozumel. Baseball Cinter-departmentj T. S. 3, 4. ' X It ,ww aw . f J . -A 1 1 bf' j u LUCILLE! PRIOR '54 Illvllllilg counzvnanre is nn , slight advantage. SOMANHIS Staff 45 Commer- cial Club 4. ALFRED RAFFA arlqlu Tlmugl1tful men do lzig things. GERTRUDE LORETTA REINHOLIJ nS'1L'I'I'fl6'U HGFYIU Frir'ndslzip's cnll sln-'Il always ln-4-J, for a frivnfl in rwvrl is 11 friend indeed. MANHX ,S aff, all if S-SsI,1'g Commer- L' 1.' ldb sg ep club 1, 25 Hockey 3, 44 Soc 3, -lg Badminton 43 B ing 4. FREDERICK ALBERT RISTAU Shorty .4 friend is never kmncn till a man lmlh need. .. ' 4 AV S will fiEAb5QE ROBB 'f SX, Smilies sewn for rlvliglit, for ornament, and for abililyf' SOMANHIS Staff 45 Studenu Council lg Girl Reserves 4g French Club 2, 3, 43 Studem Librarian 33 Library Club 3g Pep Club lg Class Secretary 1, 23 Choral Speaking 3. E MILDRED SHIRLEY ROBINSON lWilli1 ' Blushing ix the color of virtue. Girl Reserves 3, 43 Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1. A RALPH JAMES RUNDE l W H , NBWZU . l was a leader of leaders. ,Sfudent Council 2, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4: President 4, Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 4: President 4, Class President 33 Will Committee. F ORE NE M EN ' 0 'Blondieu Sweet of rl , warm of heart. SOMANHIS 45 Volley ball 4, us 15 A Cap- pella Choir II 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3g Pep Club 1, 2, Hockey 3, 4, Soccer 3, 43 Badminton 4, Bowling 4. K .f ' 5 1 ' M H REBECCA LENA S ' SARDELLA ULMU Sill-urn is lhe nmsl perfect herald of joy. ROBERT SCHALLER rrB0bu Wil and zcisdurn are born with 41 man. Swimming 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Art Club 2. k:sClub 3, 4, Biology Club 2, SHIRLEY MAE SCHILLER Ji rn m y L'y1-s loo e.r11resxiL'e la be blue: tau lovely to be grey. Girls, Life Saving 4. ' .5 S D will J OMENA SCUDIEII nf-iln For sur ro nzinums bring us marc crmzerzz than those il pleasing, useful studies spent. Girl Reserves 4, French Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 33 Art Club 3, 4, Chess Club 4g Salutatorian. SENKBEIL X ng XUEWU tJK'7'is,l.5.sp1nrzs Ill!!! make the lvurlrl go 'rnundf' yffloger 3, 4, Basketinllll, Z, I' L , Q Tennis Q Girls' 'ieaffe-rs Class ,E 134, Volley ballp-3, +,,1:tfe saving 3, 4, Chorus 14, A Cappella Choir I 4, Gllrnmercial Club 3, Art Hockey 2, 3, 4. f ' J ANGELA SILLANO Angie I1appinex.4 is reflective, like the lighl of herwe1z. French Club 2, 3, Commer- cial Club 4g Pep Club 1: Shorthand Speed Club 43 Typing Speed Club 43 Choral Speaking 3, Honor Student. 3. I All ,A MARY SIMLER Tools I One of llmsa happy souls which are the sal: of lhc earth. Volley ball 3, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club 4. AW BARBARA MAE SIMON S Susif Y-fu nn' llm soul ol joy, Tha' f-mInuli'rnr'n1 uf lam' uml 1111-. Commercial Club 2, 3, Li- brary Club 4, Student Libra- rian -lg Home Economics Club 4. HELEN IONANLQXE SIM?SON f-Swfu 1 Tim luv 04 'mf Nfl: is In make r 11 'nexs rr jflwfzsura 111111 plr'a.-- rm! my bu.vi?3VfNl Choir lgl rnercial Club 2, 3, -l-Q Pepa lub 1, 25 Typing Speed Club 43 VVill Com- mittee. ANN SIPPLES rrRl,du Shv ix calm, xlif- is .14 t .luxl the lypa- ire luue to IVlt'l'l. Basketball 23 Volley ball 3, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Pep Club 1, 23 Typing Speed Club -I-. ni S if P 3 ' lm., QLHERT: SLEKIRP .v Lufzlnh J 5 Ayulk mijtfin of 1f1?A1fr 11.11111-f, and hr: wnulh aslf ilu- number nf Skips. DEBORAH SLOAN UDMU A'Tl11' riuy shall not ln' up as .won ur I, lu lry the fair url- i. ventura uf tomorrow. Soccer 3g Basketball 1, 25 Haseball 2, 35 Volley ball 2. 33 Chorus 2, Girl Reserves -, +: Commercial Club 33 Pep Club 1, ZQ Choral Speak- ing 3, Hockey 3.' Q N 1 , I .K , f ,A S 1 1,N I I X RUSSELL: SMALL Rum Shorty llc nmkt-x 11 frif-ml nliu rzffzw nlulfrx a fue. GORDON SMITH Smil1y 4'Cl1r'4'rful culnpuny slrarlens the miluf' Swimming 2, 3g Track 33 A Cappella Choir I -lg A Cap- pella Choir II 3. 'Lf 4,-ff., V Q... xg , N. 1 ,J A ,., -4f ':T I 'J' bl.. L1 ' RAYETVIXA SMITH Smitty As merry us the day is long. French Club 2, 35 Commer- cial Club 3, +3 Pep Club 1, Z3 Choral Speaking 3. LAURA BESSIE SMYTH -1 l Il I1 rl s . usiimun as woman is u v ul 1'f1se. , 1 .fl Y V.: HOROTHY LUCILLE SNOVV UDOIU She lzax a nulurnl, wide .vil1r'1'rily.', SUMANHIS Stall 4: Student Council 2, 33. World Sfaif 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves- 3, -lg French Club 2, 33 Commer- cial Club 43 Library Club Sq Student Librarian 3, Pep Club 1, Shorthand Speefl Club -lg Typing Speed Club -lg President 4 3 Honor Student. PATRICIA LENORE SOUTHWICK . 'xr - ' Putlyu' f -4 l ' '-All - l' I ,-'. LJ I.'unwE:r1 jlrip it, as ynu 30, fvg Un llic I1 11, funn.: 'c uv. Soccer 3, 4, Basketbw 2, 3. 4, Leaders-'Cl ss 3, 4, Vol- Iey ballk-lf, ld Buskin 4: Cixgcofl I nh. Every- man , 'irl Reserves Debat- ing Club 2, Cheer Leader 4, Hockey 3, Choral Speak- ing 3, Smyf ball 2, 3. JOHN SPENCER Sp1'nr1 ' .'lI11ny rr stroke of luck lmx come in muny a mari. Football 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Rifle Club 1, 2. BERNICE STARCH EWSKI nB!,nn The more wr: know Elwr Ihr more we like her. French Club 3, Commercial Club 3, Chess Club 4. ROBERT RAYMOND STEARN S Bob S'1'1lr715i1 ' Imagination rules thu n.-wld. Football 3, Camera Club T. 3. 4. ALMEDA STECIIHOLZ All,-yr As welcome as lhu flowers ri Illayf' Jolley ball 2, Commercial Elub 4, Art Club 3, 4, Pep ,lub 1, Typing Speed Club lg Hockey 1, Soccer 1, donor Student. -un. DOROTHY STEINBERG ..D0t,, limi llmy lore' life, Then do not svfuaidf-rwlinm, for:-Mad is my .Wg life is wma., aff' Pep Club 1, 2. FAITH RUSSELL STEVENSON Thr-rv if only nm' success, to In' ulflw M .vprvzzl your life in your oun um. Sock and Busk'n 3, Hforld Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 3, 4, Chorus 2, French Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2. JAMES STEVENSON 41-limp: .'lluvir' is Ihr grwzivst of ull HILV. Sock and Buskin 3: Sound effects for Black Flamin- go , World Staff 3, 4, Chorus 1, A CaDPella Choir I 4, A Cappella Choir II 2, 3, French Club 1, Pep Club 1, Chess Club 4: Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Student. SHIRLEY STEVENSON Sh-fvie ,S1mc In promise, quirk to -v , pcrfurm. Basketball 2,, 3, 4, French Club'2, 3, Commercial Club 3, -4, Library Club 3, Stu- dent Librarian 3, Peo Club 1, Shorthand Sneed Club 4, Typing Speed Club 4. LILLIAN BROOME STREET .-Ir'11iw1'4'II11'r1l is by industry olfllliriudf' S::M.-xnnis Staff 4, Chorus 1, French Club 2, 3, 4, Debat- ing 2, 3, Valedictorian. r MARJORY STREE'1:ER Illangif , V' B:-ahtiful for-vs fue those that wear wlmlf'-xouled hon- vxiy prinll-il llivn-. Sowmimis Stall +1 Chorus 1, 21 French Club 2, 3, Com- mercial Club 2, 3, +5 Library Clul,u,3g Student Librarian 31 Shorthand Speed Club -lg Choral Speaking 3g Honor Student. OLIVE MARIE SVVANSON Holly., 'flush la be grfnllv, kind, and sweet always to everyone I meet. f . Flrench Cluli '2, 33 Comnser- cial Club +3 Typing Speed Club +3 Choral Speaking 35 Honor Student. GERTRU DE MAY SVVEENEY Cort Chunn'14'r ix Ihr' fliumnnzl lhflt scratches every ulhur alone. SoMANH1s Staff 4-f Girl Re- serxes 43 French Club 2, 33 Commercial Club 3, Pep Clubilg Chess Club -I-3 Honor Student. SAMUEL JoHN i TAGGART - Hook Huck He said true lhingx, but called them. by wrong names. Basketball T. S. 1g Baseball 'I'. S. 2. LILLIAN TANNER 6.1: V!! Lil And her flinghl. eyes-how eloqurmg H'iL'J-Z, Ask what lhvy 1oouQ 'L1a. grain-rf '. f Xf, ,f '. SOMANHIS Staff +3 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, +3 Tennis 2, 3, -lg Leaders Class 3, -I-g Girl Reserves -lg French Club 2, 3, Debating Club 2, 3, -lg Library Club 3: President 33 Student Librarian 3, 4, Hockey 1, 3, 4, Honor Student. , . .J I ufxtgf ff' 'fu' . . JV ,I Ay l V ll V Vf.,f,,4,f L, A!4f4.f -q SHERWOOD TEDFORD 'fclfulfbyu ll lml .vlzuzilll 11 mon flu but be rlzurryf' Gulf 2, 3, -lf, Inter-class Swimming I, 2, 3. VIRGINIA MURIEL: THORNTON Ginny '-1: f,,,r 1 :mth ff-, like I. I iliia, finds its honey in every herb. Swimming' 1 2, 43, . Girls' Leaders Classivl, 3, -1-3 Chorus lg Girl Reselhvesl-lg French Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2. ELMER THRALL hspikp., 1.f-I me hare maxim- and I sm-k , ' . nu more clrlzghl. I Chorus 13 A a ,fella Choir I -IVA iflappe hoir II 2, 33 Orc e' 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 4. X' l CPORDON EDWARD THRALL Comfy W I.ifi' is short hu! there is al- l trays limi' for f:ourl1'.sy. l l Cross Country 2, 3, -lg Track l +5 Intramural Track 2, 3, 4. BEATRICE TORRANCE Bra I am wealthy in my friends. SUMANHIS Staff -tg Girl Re-' serves -lg French Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, -I-g De- bating Club 2, 35 Crafts Club 3, -lg Pep Club Igl Shorthand Speed Club 4, Typing Speed Club 4. fl s LENNART ALFRED TORSTENSON Hlnanu Sfw1'dr H f .v zzffr y lr rlzl flsunlr' and llrlf wil ur will. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer +, Prophecy Committee. JEANNE RHEA TOURNAUD nBI,anyn Shes pretty In zculk will: 111:11 tcillv In Lulk ufitli and plcus- - M tml tu llzznk on. Basketball 2, Stock, and Bus- kin 3, 4: Cast 6f Wms0me WVinnic , Paint and Powder 1, 2: Trelasurer 2: Cast of , Fl0rist Shop , French Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club Z, Debating Club 2, Chess Club -L, Pep Club 1, Honor Stu- dent. YVILLIAM JOHN TRAGGIS Bill .-1 good man is contented. Football Cinter-departmentj T. S. Basketball Qinter-cle- partmentj T. S. 3. MILTON TURKINGTON f- Turku There is 1: great deal in the first impressionf' Track 4, World Staff 3, 4. HELEN AGNES ZUPES HENRY VAILLANT 'ISlubl1y ll is 11 frlunrlly lzcrul llm! luis pl:-nly of frivn1ls.', Football 1, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 21 Baseball 1, 2, 4, Student Council 1, Hi-Y -l-. ELIZABETH ROSE VENDRILLQ Bcity -A XX Y PIf'uxul1- :uid uclznn nmke the hours svvnz slmrlf' Girls' Leaders Class 2, 3, 4, StudentfCouncil 1,' Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Debating Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Shorthand Speed Club -lf. ELlZAliE'l'H VENNARD Bcity Tint m1l1lf'v1 munn v :md the gi-11111-sz hi-url. Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing Speed Club 4. s DORIS VENMQLT' IIDINJJ ' ,T HM uir, M lmnrzr-rx, nl lm .mir rnlnzfflxl, r'uull1'uu.t rough ru-x. nmlsgvnllv 11111506 wilful. linsliefbzlll 2, Girl Reserves 21WlCUlIlll1El'ClHl Club 3, 4, Crafts Club 3, Pep Club 1, 2, lloine Economics Club -lf, YUl.,'XNlJ,'X MARIE VINCE f' +1 l ' w'- . ii.,'7f f,,.f' ffif 051, 'ASv'H ' . LU 'fld f lily-U I,f1u,11l1 uml Ili' 1' ll Vfluglzv zuillt yuuf' . l So Sta X, . eh , - K 1 R3 li BT ll Zinl 5- IH lilfrl , 'vesh-l .Commer- ' 1 ll' Cierv 'lub' , B' tfgy Clu, 2, Cpm Cla ul 2, y 'li ,-li Peo ' 12, Short Tilbi? y C111 .ep lub 0 e ti , ill +5 '1' ' eed S OIIOHH S ' C 4, Ba e , 3, Ter- Cho Spea 'in Gifl His 2, Ju, A Committee, Hon r Student. ALBERT VIRGIN IA .Ver1'! is ivurlhivr than farm-. Y 0 D L I a CLARA MAY VISNY2 Courtesy cf5.rlxii1m1liil1g.A' . 5, . Chorus 1, 2, French Club 2, Commercial Club 1, 2, 4, Home Economics Club 4, Typing Speed Club 4. MILDREIJ VVEBB Hill 'KA lady's ulwuyx .sr-rrfrw. Commercial Club 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2. FRANK EIJVVARD VVEIR Buzz A joking and llunwr uc always pleasant. , ' Inter-class Basketball 1, 2, Basketball 3, 4: Manager 3, 4, Inter-class Track 1, 2, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Gift Committee. MICHAEL VVEISS 1 1 , Mik1 ' Self trust is that s nfl of I .rucces.v. Student Council 3, 4: Presi- dent 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Class President 4, Class Day Chairman, Honor Student. ALFRED PAUL XVERBNER JI lt ix Inlrlur ln 111-Iran: a ques- lion. uirlmul mzling iz lfum to .vcL1L- il acilliuuz flwlmlcf' Tennis 3, 4, Sock!-and Bus- kin 4: Cast of You Canlt Take It With You , Paint and Povyder 1, 2g,W0rld Staff 3, 4, A Cappella-.Chnoir I 1, 2, 3, 4., Debating Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Ze, VVill Committee, - A , I 3 RUTH RITCIIIE W1-rE.x'roN , L'fh'r1'vru'-v is any 1111111 while. Sock and Buskin 3, 4:'Presi- dent 4: Cast of Yon Ca11't Take It With You , 'tlilack Flamingo , Paint and Pow- der 1, 2, Cast of 'ASand'wich Glass , Student Council .ZQ Worlrl Staff 2, 3, 4: Co- Managing Editor 4, French Club 1, 2, 4, Prophecy Come mittee, Honor Student. .ri-5 :J I 1 ' ,J P Ia!-I 'VVH ITE A ,, limo ll:-V 1'crv flown: un' fairer far Tfmn .wnzilfzv uf ozhvr maidens run. Student Council 2, Commer- cial Club 3. 4, Home Eco- nomics Club 4, Gift Com- mittee, Honor Student. GLORIA WHITE Jill muxirvll jlcnplc arf' firlppyf' Sock and Buskin 4: Cast of 4'You Can't Take It With You , Commercial Club 31 Art Club 3, 4, Honor Stu- dent. EDVVARD RAYMOND VVIERZBICKI 1fddif TIN' only 1l'f1-v In lzrwe' 11 friwml is tu fu' nina Basketball Cinter-department and varsityl T. S. 1, 2, Baseball fvarsity and inter- departmentl T. S. 2, 3. n cl' Q UR RI D W Art , ll .1f,f I 1-1,111.1-5 1, ,ull f1fwf.f. Golf 2, 4, orld'Stz1tf 25 Hi-Y 4' Y renc l b 1, Z5 l ep Clfiib 1 Qflalrarnural BasketbalLa 'I, I Lf' Reception Committee. FRANK SINCLAIR ' VVILSON Ile was cupulalv of arranging all und al doing exfrlrytliirzgf' SOLIIANHIS Staff 3, 4: Editor- in-Chief 45 Swimming 2, 3: Manager 2, 35 Student Coun- cil 15 World Staff 15 French Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 VVill Committee. . ROSE WXLSON A' Corisciolih1fsVu1s its rvward. Chorlsfsi, 25, Cid' Reserves 45'TCommercial Club 2, 3, 45 Pep'Club 1.- rl. RUSSELL BISSELL VVILSON Hafk Rus The music in my heart I Iwar I ffzl g after il is In-ard no more Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN ARIE VVIPP RT TIN smile lhug Dinah Fnrmf njff' Soccer 2,235 Basketball 45 BaselIaUf3, 45 Girls' Leaders Class-fl, 2, 3, 45 Volley ball Zyflf, 45 Churhg 15 A Cap- pella Choir-TIZ, 3, 41 Cram Clulr 3,1 41 Hockey 3, 45 Frenbh' Club 1, 25 Honor Studdnt. DOROTHY VVITTKOFSKE ..D0t,, lz'url1v.vIll:'x.v rllunz' lllfllrfzv li: mul cler 'ly. Chorus 5,1 Cappella Ch ir! , 45 Commercial 2, 3 4' onor Student. BERTIL VVOGMAN ill0rlim0r1 ' Lcl's avoid romance. A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir II 1, 2, S 4 , . TED WCODVVARD .'lIu.sic ix the universal lan- guage of nzfznf' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. ADELLA BERNIC WRUBEL M 4rDplff Beauty from order sprl . Basketball 45 French Club 1, Z5 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Shorthand Speed Club 4: Vice President 45 Honor Student. JUNE MARILYN 1 YEONIANS To 111: an nrtixr ix rr great 1lLirzg. . U SKJMTXNHIS Staff 45 Student w,Council 35 A Cappella Choir 14, 23 Commercial Club , Art Club 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Shorthand Speed Club 45 Vice President of Class 35 Prom Committee 3, 45 Re- ception Committeeg Honor Student. I 3, 45 A Cappella Choir II 4 ZELONIS Fritz :Vu1lzing is impossible la a willing heariu . SCMANHIS Staff 45 Baske Council 2, Chorus 1, Committee 5 Honor Student. VERONICA ELIZABETH CLARENCE JEFFERS llis talk was like a stream uliich runs, uith ra id chan e P from locks lo fuses. t- ball 3g Volley ball 35 Student 2? Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, Home Eco- nomics Club 45 Prophecy IN MEMORIAM SU SANNE STAVNITSKY CLASS SUNG 194013 We have spent four years together, ln these dear, familiar hallsg We have shared our joys and pleasures Here within these hallowed walls. It is time to part from friendships We have formed in days gone byg We will lift our hearts and voices To our dear Klanchester High. W'or1ls.' Dorollly Dowd flfzzsic: Russell Wilson. Now to us the task is given, And we surely must not failg We To For We VVit Hail! oh hail! Klanchester High. must bring success and honor our Alma llater, hail! no matter where we travel will surely ever try, h thy precepts e'er to guide us YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Q Q . W M W i f Q' Q Q Q SOMANHIS Firrl Rofuz' S. lylelntosh, L. Street, B. 'l'orranee, M'. Streeter. Nl. Olson, L. Tanner, XVCOIIIHHS, r N. Koster, M. Akrigg, P. Chartier, G. Made . Sr-fond Rofw: j. lrwin, E. Benson, F. Salrnonsen, L. Prior, G. Rheinhold, H. Uzupes, V. Zelonis, S. Godleski, G. Benson, J. Kanak, Miss Henderson Third Rofwf Miss Fellows, I. Annulli, G. Sweeney, B. Carter, J. Robb, Nl. Foley, D. Snow, D. Plitr, E. Carlson, Nl. Ackerman. Fflllfffl Rofw: J. Buckley, F. VVilson, D. Fisher, R. Blevins, R. lVleCorrnick, Hultine, R. Helm, S. Prentice, Nlr. VVright. l'il7l'l'ORlAL STAFF C0-E11it0r-in-Cl1irf.' lylary Jane Ackerman, '40A Cyl!-Ediflll'-ill-fjhifff Frank VVilson, y-POB Co-Sports-Editor: Robert McCormick, '-LOA Co-Sporty Editor: John Hultine, l-HUB flsyislarzl Editwxr: Roy Helm, '40B Lillian Street, '40B John Buckley, '-1-OB Lillian Tanner, '40B Dorothy Plitt, '-40A Eris Carlson, '4OA Grace Benson, '-NJA june Kanak, '4OB Bur. Illgr.: Marjorie Olson, Helen Uzupes, '-FOB Donald Fisher, '4OA Marion Akrigg, '-WA Robert Blevins, 'MHA STATISTICAL STA FF Barbara Carter, '4-OB Dorothy Snow, '-1-OB Shirley McIntosh, '40B Gertrude Sweeney, '-1-OB TYPISTS Stuart Prentice, '40B Grace Mader, '-l-OB BUSlNESS STAFF 740B Statia Godleski, '-I-OB Lueille Prior, '-10B ART STAFF Norma Koster, '-1-OB Patricia Chartier, '-I-OB JUNIOR STAFF Esther Benson, '-HA Ida Annulli, l41B FACULTY ADVISERS Marjorie Foley, '40B Jeanne Robb, '+0B Beatrice Torrance, '4OB Veronica Zelonis, l40B Marjorie Streeter, '4-OB Gertrude Rheinhold, '40B Doris Dickson, '40A june Yeomans, '40B jane Irwin, '-HA Literary: Miss lone Fellows Business: Mr. Russell VVright Art: Miss Hope Henderson 46 HIGH SCHOOL WORLD Firxl Rarw: R. Johnston, j. Stevenson, M. Barry, A. YVerlvner, F. Stevenson, Miss Estes, R. YVheat0n, M. Turkington, j. Irwin, B. Mack. Sffond Rofw: D. Dowd, D. Snow, S. Godleski, H. Uzupes. U. lVleKee, S. Krvewski, I. Buysse, NI. Flavell, F. Struif. L. Flux, A. Tonrnaud, G. Szipienza, V. VVhitnian, E. Reich. Tlzirtz' Rome: M. Lintner, N. Pratt, F. VVeden, F. Zirnrnerrnan, I. Mrosek, R, McCormick, C. Maron, G. Benche, VV. Mosley, B. Barstow. ln its seventh year, the Uiylz School lfl'orld continued to furnish accurate reporting of school life in l939-l9-lO. The lflforfzl was represented at the New York convention of the Columbia ,Press Association and at the Connecticut Scholastic Press Association at Bridge- port. hIanchester townsfollc are accustomed to look forward to the weekly appear- ance of the page in the hlanchester lirwzfng l'1w'11I1l to provide news of extra-curricular activities, special class projects, and outstanding assenihly pro- grams in the school. l9l5 The Legion of Honor continued to he one of the most interesting features of the page. To stimulate interest in photography and especially in pictures of school suh- jects and scenes, the 11701-111 stalf held a photographic contest. Prizes were awarded for the hest picture with school news value and for the hest picture in the pictorial photography field. One of the niost enjoyable of the several Uzorlrl parties, held during the year, was the tnid-winter initiation party. l94O .qfw ANNIVERSARY STUDENT COUNCIL Firsl Row: R. Runde, Hultine, M. Barry, R. Doggart, L. Dewey, E. Stratton, M. Weiss. Sfrond Rofw: Mrs. Campbell, T. Cummings, R. Cole, j. Murphy, H. Frey, j. Bellis, D. Stratton, I. Annulli, B. Ubert, M. Sheldon. Third Rofw: M. Richardson, T. Deyorio, G. Birge, F. Mohr, A. Vincek, R. Haugh, H. Straw, C. Glenney, D. Kenton, P. McCormick, R. Stevenson, E. Porterfield. Fourth R0-u:.' G. Rota, C. Roy, D. Aspinwall, E. Nloclean. D. Fregin, E. Kleinschmidt, C. Miller, E. Pearson, B. Donnelly, J. Todd, E. WVilkie. Fiffll Rofw: G. Adamy, YV. Carter, G. Hunt, A. Aronson, VV. Kennedy, S. Hagenow, T. Smyth, D. McCollum. The Student Council under its new faculty adviser, hlrs. lllarguerite 0. Campbell, has carried on the usual ac- tivities such as the S. A. A. membership drive, the Christmas basket project, the sale of Christmas seals, Tllarch of Dimes for the Tnfantile Paralysis Fund and the voting of awards and letters to students who have been recommended by coaches and advisers. A social hour was sponsored by the Council on Columbus Day to welcome back visiting alumni. Several Friday afternoon Hsocial hours have also been l9l5 held throughout the year. The funds raised from the latter have been used to buy records and school equipment. The Council assisted in the arrange- ments for the annual High School Prom and collaborated with the Library Club in a Tag Day for the benefit of the school library. Since the Council is composed of home room representatives, an opportunity is afforded to the entire student body for sharing in the responsibilities as well as the privileges of school and community citizenship. l94O 31.5 AN N IVE RSA RY 48 ART CLUB Firzvl Rofw: Miss Henderson, S. Bidwell, M. Cushman, R. Carlson, M. Brosnan, H. VVippert, G. VVhite, j. Yeomans, li. llearden, .X. Drake, D. Rota, S. Kimball. Sffflllmi Radu? S. Robb, V. liuton, R. Iiloodgood, P. CllZll'llE3l'I S. Kryeyvski, B. Torrance, B. Matte-sen, P. Clarke, A. Little, I. Pontirelli, B. Erickson, M. johnson, M, Richardson. Third Rufio: li. Senklweil, li. Peperitis, M. Flavell, M. Massolini, B. Melionnell, VV. Gilpatricit, ll. Danziger, N. Koster, lf. Seudieri, S. Fahey, D. 'I'hompson, G. Fisher. Piflllffll Knew: A. Ludwig, C, Campbell, li. Rielyerd, Ci. licnsche, A. Eccellente, S. Lampreeht. 'lihe division of the Art Club into the two separate sections, Fine Artsu and Crafts,H was continued with a great deal of success. Under the able supervision of Kliss Hope Henderson much work was accomplished. llembers of the UCrafts division de- rived much pleasure in learning how to make articles for their personal use out of metal, wood, and leather. 'lihose who preferred to study more in I9l5 the field of 'lFine Artsl' spent their club time in doing still-life arrangements. liqures and sketches, using frescoes, char- coal, and oils. The two divisions were also repre- sented this year for the first time in the Art Assembly by giving demonstra- tions ot the work they have been doing. Both clubs combined in their social events which included a tea, a picnic, and a number of parties. l94lO y Q,5 ' AN N IVE RSA RY 49 JRC! l ICS'l'RfX .A BAN IJ 50 S 1XCAPPELLAI A CAPPELLA H 51 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS As in previous years, students in voice were divided into three choirs: A Cap- pella Choir No. I, A Cappella Choir No. 2, and the High School Chorus. The hand provided music at football and basketball games. The orchestra provided music for the two graduations as well as taking part in all the concerts. This year the choirs and orchestra presented a very excellent Christmas proggramg Grace Henson and Lillian Kit- tle, student conductors, each directed one selection. The Spring Concert on Rlay lst, and the C. C. l. l.. Festival held at Meriden on Klay 2-ltli were well attended. All I9l5 MUSIC the music organizations also participated in the Outdoor Festival on hlay 22nd in lilducational Square. An unusual opportunity was afforded the memhers of the handg they were in- vited to play at the New York World's Fair together with the West Hartford High School hand June Sth. On three different occasions, the Oc- tet, consisting of selected members of A Cappella Choir No. l was invited to sing for local organizations. A very successful year under the di- rection of Xlr. Pearson was enjoyed in all branches of music. 1940 815W AN N IVE RSA RY 52 The Girl Reserves entered into a par- ticularly' interesting year, with a mem- bership of some seventy members from the three upper classes. lleetings were held bi-weekly at the Center Congrega- tional Church, under the guidance of Kirs. Harriet Spink, county Y. VV. C. A. secretary, and Kfiss Tlfarion Casey. faculty' adviser. The Girl Reserves sent delegates to conferences in Hartford, New Haven, and New Britain during the year, and a representative to the summer confer- ence at Lake Gardner. The club held group discussions and had several interesting speakers, as well as some social meetings. IQI5 GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves have a fine reputa- tion for their group singing and the members have attempted to preserve this reputation. The club has also con- tinued its work in helping others by sending candy to the children's hospital at Newington at Easter, and holding a Christmas Party for children. A masquerade party' at Halloween, the Girl Reserves annual Kiddies' Christ- mas Party, the dance, banquet, and ll joint meeting with the Girl Reserves of Thompsonville completed the year's successful program of entertainment and education. l94O 9.5 AN If-SHVE RSA RY 3 SOCK AND BUSKIN First Rofw: B. Boyd, R. McDonnell, G. VVhite, E. Benson. R. VVheaton, N. Bantly, F. Pickles, M. Clay, N. Fike. Second Rolw: L. Kleinschmidt, P. Southvvick, D. Hale, -I. Tournaud, L. Dewey, M. Barry, B. Dewey, C. Lavey, S. Wigren, B. Ubert, ll. Kehler. Third Rofw: J. Derby, H. Grant, R. Buckland, E. Millhouse, R. Pearl, R. Ranney, J. Knight, D. McCann, I.. Shadlick, L. Podrove. P. Keith. Fourth Rofw: T. Blanchard, R. Richmond, A. VVerbner, R. nlohnston, Hultine, F. Keish, R. Madden, Il. Hyde, J. Daley, C. Belcher. Sock and Buskin, under the leadership of lVIiss Helen Page, has enjoyed a most successful year. A very amusing three- act comedy, You Can't Take lt With You, was presented to the public in November. An enjoyable skit entitled Almost Every Dian Was given in an assembly for the school in January. Twelve members of Sock and liuslcin journeyed to Danbury in iliarch to com- pete in an inter-state dramatic contest. l9l5 At this time they presented the play called The Command Performance.,' The most outstanding change in the club this year has been the addition of an apprentice group, which enables Sock and Buskin to choose for permanent members those who have proved they have a real interest in dramatics. The annual initiatory dance held at the Country Club in June brought the year's activities to a close. 1940 31.5 AN N IVE RSA RY 54 PALNT AND POWDER First Rorw: E. Adamy, S. Nichols, Nl. Spillane, J. Brown, C. McCormick, C. Beckwith, B. A. Moorhouse, M. Bantly, R. Gordon, D. Carlson, I. Hampton, L. Peperitis, F. Benevento. Srfund Rofw: Miss McGuire, M, Shields, B. Murphy, B. Gerlac, S. Fraser, P. Fagan, -I. Boyd, D. Dwyer, P. Butler, P. Dowd, S. Tedford, B. Coleman, D. Chapin, D. Dougan, M. Smith, bliss VVorth. Third Rafw: P. Skrabacz, J. Todd, B. McDonnell, B. Mosler, C. McVeigh, P. Noren, L. Gustafson, C. Daley, E. Anderson, A. Lee, V. Tiffany, V. Firato, G. Fisher, M. Marte, R. Beebe, M. Selwitz, M. Farris. Fourth R04-ic: M, Krest, A. Biggerstaif, L. Schober, A. Ludwig, I. Finlay, E. Marks, R. Kevash, R. Hillman, S. Hagenow, C. Campbell, J. Park, C. Hill, W. Adamy, C. Reichenbach, R. Hermann, G. Hunt, R. Kurland, J. Firth. This year, the fall try-outs for Paint and Powder, the Freshman-Sophomore Dramatic Club, brought forth such a large number of applicants that the mem- bership was increased to seventy and llliss Anna lllcfiuire was appointed to assist llliss Isabel VVorth as faculty ad- viser. The initiation was held in Novem- ber at a party in the High School Auditorium. ln December, several members pre- sented a play entitled f 1'he Christmas Voicefl for the Business and Profes- l9l5 sional VVomen's Club at Center Congre- gational Church. 'fAt the Bend of the Roadf' a play about George YVashington, Was given as an assembly program in February. For its annual public performance, Paint and Powder presented four 011C-?lCt plays: HA lllidnight Fantasyf, 'lliedtime Stories, 'lliuddy Answers An Ad,l' and Willie rllantrumfl A picnic closed a very successful year of Paint and Powder activities. l94O 9.5 ' AN NIVERSARY I .HI-Y Fizxrt Rnfzc: B. 'l'urkington, A. YVilkie, j. liellis, S. Cutler, B. Maeksey, BI. Orfitelli, 'l'. luliano, H. Buttery, Il. Vaillant. Sl'l'II7Id Rofux' j. Breen, 'l'. Cummings, li. Fisher. P. Finkbein, R. Johnston, A. Benson, A. Litvinehyk, R. Cole, J. Knight. Third Rofw: -I. Lautenbarh, Civiello, Mrosek, E. Earle, ll. Orfitelli, M. VVeiss, Olson, H. Frey, R. Runcle. Under the able leadership of hir. George Potterton, Xlanchester lligb Schoolls Hi-Y Club enjoyed one of its most successful years. The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. ln following out the purpose of the club, the Hi-Y boys assisted in the Christmas Seal Drive, the lioy Scout banquet, and other com- munity functions. Donations are made annually to the flartford County Y. Xl. C. A. and the l,resident's liirthday liall. ln the course of the year, gifts were sent to Hi-Y boys IQI5 who were ill and unable to attend school. As in previous years, the Hi-Y' Club rented from the S. A. A., the checking and refreshment concessions at the home basketball games. 'lihis season has been one of the most successful years that the Hi-Y Club has had at the stand. Une of the outstanding meetings of the Hi-Y Club was a 'ASports Night with the school officials, coaches, and team captains as guests. Other meetings were held at which teachers and other civic leaders gave interesting talks. The annual outing, held by the Hi-Y Club at Camp lVoodstoclc in June, gave great enjoyment to each member present. l94O Q5 ' AN NIVERSA RY 56 BIOLOGY CLUB Firm' Rnfw: A. Postma, A. Pesce, R. Klein, A. Burke, D. Dougan. E. Tamosaitis, T. Blanchard, H. Leone, G. Della Fera, VV. Moorhouse, Y. Vince, D. Hennequin, A. Kosinski, P. Pea- liody, Miss Carr. Sfrnlltl Rofw: IJ. Silverstein, A. Lee, V. Krause, C. Botticello. L Accornero, S. Breen, J. Pesee, l'. Gowdy, A. Phelps, E. Meacham, M. Bantly, Nl. Nimerowski. Tlliril RIIFLLH' L. Raecagni, li. Olsen, G. Nealey, M. Durkee, R, johnson, J. Knight, ll. Mcflzllme, R. Chambers, M. Krest, li. XVoodhouse, M. Ferris. Fourlh Rufwf VV. Cheney, F. Mansfield, R. Hillman, A. Bellucei, N. Allen, F. Marks, VV. Barron, R. Brown, j. Park, A. llavan, R. llelm, P. 'l'ureotte, D. Preston. Fifth RI14IU'.' Turkington, Uonlon, li. Cone, VV. Nlessier, A. Tournaud, M. VVhite, E. Smith. Each year the Biology Cluh has he- come more appealing to the students. The membership has been increased to nearly sixty memliers. 'lille success of the cluh was largely due to the splendid direction of Nliss Dorothy Carr and to the cooperation of the club memhers. hlany lvenelits were derived from in- structive talks given ln' men who have specialized in their fields. Among those who visited the cluh were: Ur. Sund- quist who talked on lit-coming a lloc- tor , Ur. Xloore aliout Klicrolies g I9l5 hir. Lathrop of State Forests concerning HForests'lg llr. Quish on the subject of lCrnhalmingl': Nlr. Friend, State Ento- mologist, whose suhject pertained to Ulnsectsng and lllr. Thorpe, Commis- sioner of the State Board of Fisheries and Game, who discussed Nature lJreserVation.H Une of the liighliglits of the year was a trip to Doctor l3ushnell's dog hospital. 'lilie cluh also visited the Fire 'llower at Glastonbury. l94O 3'l5 ' AN IEIQVE RSA RY JUNIOR-SICNIOR COBIMERCIAL CLUB 'Fo gain a Hspeaking knowledge of French as well as a greater appreciation of the French civilization has been the aim of the French Clubs conducted un- der the efficient direction of Bliss Low, llliss Todd, and bliss Kibbe. The Junior-Senior French Club and both Freshman-Sophomore Clubs held two joint meetings. The Christmas party, and the showing of films taken by Kliss Low in France a short time before the present lfuropean VVar made these meetings enjoyable. The greater part of the meetings of IQI5 FRENCH CLUBS the Junior-Senior French Club were com- posed of French songs, games, charades. short sketches, discussions of customs, and Bingo was played to aid the mem- bers in improving their skill in numbers. The French Clubs composed of Fresh- men and Sophomores, occupied their time in French songs, plays, games, re- search work on French life, and famous personages such as Kloliere, Victor Hugo, and Voltaire. As a culmination of the year's work a picnic was held, as has been done for several years past. 1940 Q5 ' AN NIVERSA RY 58 SOPHONIORIQ FRENCH CLYB FRICSH MAN FRENCH CLU I5 59 -IVNIOR-SICX IOR COMMERCIAL CLUB FRICSHMAN-SOPHONIORIC CONIKIICRCIAL CLI' I3 60 SHORTHAN D-TYPING CLUB The Connnercial Club has completed another very successful season. The club, because of its large member- ship, has been divided into four groups: Freshman - Sophomore, Junior - Senior, Shorthand Speed, and Typing Speed. Klovies, question bees, and speakers were included in the program. lXIiss Georgia Greenaway, a new faculty member, gave a talk on comparison of our school with another, and stressing such points as the school newspaper, courses, and clubs. Kliss Gertrude Qberempt spoke to the l9l5 COMMERCIAL CLUBS club, her topic being How to Get a .Iob,H with much emphasis on 'Kllow to Keep a xlobfl A 'Personality Clinic was held and designed to give the Commercial Club members the Viewpoints of others C011- cerning their personality. The Commercial Club sponsored a Hget-together social held in the earlier part of the school year, with about U5 students attending. Klang' games were played and refreshments were served. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. l94O aw ANNIVERSARY 61 DEBATING Fin? Ro-Ie: hir. Dougherty, F. Strutf, B. Vendrillo, L. Tanner, DI. Brown, blr. Hartwell. Serum! RlIQL'.' H. Straw, A. VVerbner, R. lNleCormiek, blurphy, E. Yveden. For the lirst time in its history, the Debating Club presented a formal de- bate to the entire student body. The national scholastic topic of the year was Resolved: 'l'hat the Federal Government Should Own and Operate the Railroads. This topic was studied early in the year by holding inter-club debates. The annual Connecticut Debating Clinic held at New liritain High School on Decem- ber 19th saw two Klanchester teams in action in a no-decision debate against East Hartford. A week later hlanchester won its first judged debate against New Britain gain- ing two 3-0 decisions. lVindr-or was the next victim to lose l9l5 two 3-O verdicts to the Red and VVhite team. Plainyille then felt the power of Hr. George Dougherty's debaters when Manchester gained two more 3-ll de- cisions. A Freshman Debating Club was or- ganized by Klr. David Hartwell. This club held many interesting inter-club debates on subjects requiring less formal research. Mr. Hartwell also assisted lllr. Dougherty in preparing the varsity squad for their debates. On the State Tournament debates, hlanchestefs negative team defeated ICnfield 3-U but the aflirmative dropped a close decision of l-2 to Hartford Publ lic High School. l94O 3,5 ' AN N IVE RSA RY 62 LIBRARY CLUB First le0'LL'.' A. Kurys, VV. Kosinski, C. McVeigh, G. Sxipienza, B. Clay, F. VVeir, li. Kristotf, R. lN1eCallister. Swrond Rune: F. Lupzishino, F. VVyllie, B. Strange, l'. Ferris, IJ. Payne, A. Della Fc-ra, V. Xxvhiihillll, B. Snow, Miss Fox. Third Rmux' L. Birnie, S. Martin, M. lX'il'cldlAIHl'l, j. Uonverse, lklelienna, D. Flaherty, G. Vilga. Librzxry Club, one of the more reeent orgjanizzitions established at Klzmehester High School, enjoyed 21 successful year with n membership of some 35 students. ln this orggzmization, members zire taught how to use the librziry correctly and to be student lll7IA2U'lZlIl3. Under their fzieulty zidyiser, lliss Fox, the club sponsored 21 book-week contest, :ind also Zl tag day, the latter IQI5 tor the purpose of buying new books. The club was fortunate to have as speakers, flliss French of the lllzrry Cheney Librziry, and Klrs. Shearer of the VVhiton Xlemorizil Library. Both speakers gave very interesting talks on different phases of library work. At Christmas, the club enjoyed 11 party. The club closed :1 very entertaining and eduezxtionzil yezir with Zl picnic in June. l94O Q,5 ' ANNIVERSARY 63 F l HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Firsf Rofw: C. Botticello, M. lVIosicata, D. Popoff, H. Bowen, S. Dubashinski, E. Johnson, J. Polyott, D. Reider, L. Smyth, E. Reider. Sfcona' Rofw: Miss Anderson, F. Buckler, L. House, H. Harrington, B. VVhite, D. Vennart, M. Huot, I. Heritage, J. Crockett, M. Ferris, N. Goodwin, Miss Gillette. Third Rofw: E. Gibbon, I. jenack, R. Naven, I. Dougan, H. Lebiedz, E. Meacham, E. Smith, A. Staum, M. Moriarty, A. Swetz. Fourfh Rww: B. Sadrozinski, E. Samuelson, H. Sibrinz, S. Poharski, H. Uzupes, I. Opalach, S. Godleski, V. Zelonis, R. Custer, E. Zelonis. Fifllz Rofw: R. Patten, E. Heatley, F. Shea, V. Partyka, M. Durkee, B. Simons, L. Andisio, F. Taylor. The Home Economics Club under the supervision of Bliss Dorothy Ander- son and Bliss Charlotte Gillette, is a newly formed club in our school this year. The club consists of about fifty members. The purpose of the club is principally based on the development of personality. The aim of the club this year was to purchase books for the school library l9l5 that pertained to personality. The program throughout the year consisted of several interesting speakers: Xliss Illarion Tinker spoke to the club about budgets, Illiss Evelyn Smyth's subject was hair styles and the use of make-upg IXIiss Charlotte Gove told about the activities in the 4-H Clubs. These subjects were enjoyed by all the members of the club. l94O Q5 ' ANNIVERSARY 64 Firrl Rofw: H. Straw, lN1. Olson, J. Tournau Srcond R0fw.' W. Moseley, F. Buckland, VV. Third Ro-w: A. Cleveland, J. Stevenson, R. The Chess Club was one of the new clubs formed duing 1939-40. The club was organized during the first Weeks of the school year when lVIr. Clarence B. Eichman became the club adviser. The club held meetings in the Physics Labo- ratory on Thursday mornings. A tour- nament was arranged among club mem- bers to determine members of a team. A chess meet was held between lVIan- chester High and Hartford Public High I9!5 CHESS CLUB d, N. Koster, E. Vveden. Daniels, G. Capwell, D. Grimason, Mr. Eichman. McCormick, J. Murphy, J. Biggerstaff. on February seventh in which lllan- chester gained a moral victory by hold- ing the powerful Hartford team to one game won, one lost, and three games drawn when the time limit expired. lllanchester won its next victory by the default of the Weaver High School, who cancelled a return match. The llfan- chester club planned for a meet with Loomis lnstitute and Bulkeley High School of Hartford. l94O g 15 AN NQVERSA RY 6 1915 1915 1915 1916 1916 1916 1916 1916 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1921 1923 1925 1930 1932 -1 -1 SOMANHIS EVENTS 1915-1940 During the fall an editorial board was organized to prepare the first school magazine. The idea for the first issue was originated by the principal, Mr. John Backus and carried through for the greater part by lliliss Fannie Rexford, the Junior-Senior English instructor. llliss Gladys Keith suggested the title SOMANHIS from the words- South illanchester High School. The Franklin Building was erected for the use of Trade School pupils. 6 The joint editors of the first Sonmnlzis Events were Priscilla Crosby and Clifford Gorman. ln the first few months of 1916. as we see the smoke of battle settling thickly over Europe and hear the rumbling of war on our own southwestern border, we think of the vast amount of history that is in the makingfl There were 392 students enrolled with a faculty of 15 members. The first issue of Sfmzanlzis Events contained an article South lllanchester High School-The Past and in this it is learned that in June, 1896, there was a class of six pupils in the first graduating class. From an essay entitled: i'How I Keep Safe on Roads and Streetsn- When entering a car, if there is any choice, I should take a middle seat. This will protect me in case the car should be struck, for the middle is more likely to remain undamagedf, 7 Ronald Ferguson was editor of the first Commencement issue of Somanliis Events and Robert E. Hathaway was business manager. Pictures of ten Seniors and appropriate quotations were placed on each page. llfid-year exams, the first ever held in South lVlanchester High School, were given January 31st, February lst, and 2nd, 'CA telephone has been installed on the second Hoor in Principal Backus' ofiicef' Four issues of Sonzanlzis Ezwits were published. HHave U Bought Your Liberty Bond of the Second Liberty Loan ?', HSUlIllllIlli5 Evenls had fl basketball team-played two games and won both. Article on bobbed hair- lt surely is a sad fate. But cheer up girls-by 1940 you will again possess your golden locksf, H0ne Hundred Years Old is this town .... The Pageant . . . a thousand participants .... iVIanchester is a town of progress and advancement . . . forty thousand people viewed it. The Freshmen were transferred from the Klain Building to the Franklin Building. The title of our school paper was changed to Srnmznlzis. f'The student body assembled at Educational Square to welcome the Lord llflayor and Lady llflayoress Titt of Mzrrichester, England. The town presented with a plaque which had been carved by hand from a solid which grew in lllanchester, England. was oak 1933-34 The High School Uforld, a semi-weekly publication appearing in the lllanchcster Efvening Herald supplanted the three literary issues of the Somanlzis. One issue of Somfuzlzis, the Commencement number, was published. 1935A The first mid-year class was graduated from lllanchester High School. 1938 1940 1940 19-10 The class set a precedent by holding its Class Picnic at Moodus. Sixteen hundred and fifty-two students were enrolled with a faculty mem- bership of fifty-three. A pay telephone was installed on the ground Hoor of the hfain Building for the benefit of the students. A portrait of lllr. F. A. Verplanck, Teacher-Principal-Superintendent from 1893 to 1935, Was unveiled. r 19:5 1940 F ,l V, Sl5 ' ANNIVERSARY 66 :D Q-is Cui-'33 1 VU J 'XX' i i i 1 fi-D wC'D . x' fx xx, Xb X N J 4 X i i i 0 f , I '42 E-4 N FOOTBALL First Rome: II. Frey, T. Cherubini, P. Finkbein, lJeSimone, A. Iuliano, C. Blanchard, A. Dupont, H. Conn, C. Maron, Al. Breen. Sr'1'u11JRofU.'.' Mr. Hurlluurt, R. Nicola, R. McCabe, F. Murdock, Spencer, ul. Hultine, R. Loreh, D. Mellalme, R. Brown, D. Galli, Nlr. Kelly. Tllirtl' Rofwt ,l. Coburn, T. Blanchard, ll. 'l'edford, VV. Keeney, I. lVlcl7owell, R. McCabe, C. lNICCollum, Bellis, A. Vinvek, R. Thomas, R. Skinner, M. Ginolli. Klanchester High School's football team enjoyed a fairly successful season. The team was again coached by Klr. Thomas Kelly, ably assisted by lllr. Hurlburt and Klr. Stevens. Klanchester won two games, lost three, and tied one. The Red and VVhite achieved victories over Leavenworth and Wlest Hartford while losing to Bristol, lleriden, and East Hartford. Two highlights of the season were the vic- .4 tous tory over Leavenwortli High of VVater- bury in a night game at Kit. Nt-bo, and the scoreless tie with the heavily favored llfiddletown team. The squad suffered considerably throughout the year due to injuries and eligibility rules. XVith ten lettermen returning next fall, the team should have a very suc- cessful campaign. A newcomer on the schedule next season will be Wezty'er High of Hartford. l94O 5-I5 ' AN NNE RSA RY 68 I i1'5l Rafts: Olson, DiMinieo, R. Dogga Sr'1'1n1i1' Rufw: lNIr. Yvigren, R. Cotter, A. Iii! The Hill and Dale squad from Klan- ehester was not able to live up to the reputation established by former teams of Coach Charles Wigren, but this year's team fought just as valiantly as any championship Cross country group has ever done. 'l'he Red and XVhite team hung up two victories against four defeats. Bris- tol and the lvniversity of Connecticut l reshmen provided llanehester with its two victories. IQI5 CROSS COUNTRY rt, R. Duke, Cervini. viiiehyk, R. Odermann, G. Thrall. The Silk City was defeated by Hart- ford Public High School, YVeaver, Klid- dletown, and New Britain. hlanehes- U ter lost the .hliddletown meet by on point and experienced trouble on the diflieult New Britain course. At the state meet held at Xhf7CSlC'yZlll, Klanchester placed seventh, while at the State Invitation Kleet held at Storrs, the Red and Xvhite placed fifth. l94O 6215 AN NNE RSA RY 69 Ffrsf Rofw: VV. Vaneour, E. Calvert, H. V E. Kennedy. SOCCER alliant, J. Lautenluaeh, L. Torstenson, E. Scott, Sffond Rofw: Mr. VV. Reed, R. Irwin, R. Simpson, E. Bucher. E. Donahue, T. Conran, T. VVilson, L. McVeigh. Third Rofwf VV. Cone, P. Humphrey, R. Pratt, Kleinsehmidt, E. Anderson, M. Krest, Park, H. Klein. The Klanchester High School soccer team, under the direction of their new coach, Klr. VVilmot Reed, high-lighted its season by tying Bristol for the Cen- tral Connecticut lnterscholastic League championship. lwanchcster, in the C. C. I. L. race, finished second by virtue of two victories, two defeats, and two tie games. ln the entire season, lllanchester fin- ished with two wins, four losses, and two tie games. The highlights of the season were two games played in Klan- ., 19:5 chester in which the Red and XVhite booters handed lleriden a 2-1 defeat and whitewashed VVest Hartford 2-0. The team Was aided greatly by the assistance of lllr. lllilhury, who coached the team last year, and who helped lllr. Reed during the first few weeks of the season. 'llhe team will he hard hit by graduation and enrollment in the trade school of several of their players. Eight veterans will return next year to form the nucleus for the team. 1940 Q5 ' ANNIVERSARY 70 BASKETBALL Firxl Rofw: Coach VV. Clarke, I. Hilinski, A. Zamaitis, C. Blanchard, T. Davis, A. Vincek, F. VVeir. Second Rnftcf F. Danvosse, F. Nlurdock, ll. Conn, Kleinschmiclt, R. Cole, II. Buttery. The Red and lVhite hoopsters battled to an even break in the eighteen games on their regular schedule in the 1939-40 season. Under Coach YVilfred J. Clarlcels ahle tutelage, the team defeated West Hartford, East Hartford, hleri- den, and hfiddletown twice, also defeat- ing Deering High School of ilfaine. The victory revenged the defeat suffered at the hands of the lllaine team the pre- vious year. During the year, hfanchester Was de- feated twice by the Bristol, Torring- ton, and VVindham teams. hlanchester IQI5 Trade School, the Alumni, and Bullceley High School of New London also over- came the Silk City live. The team reached its height in mid- season when it achieved four straight victories. The Clarlcites entered the State Tournament hut were overcome by Bassiclc who Went on to win the State Tournament. The fighting spirit and the courage of the team was very evident in all the games which caused the defeats to he close, exciting struggles. 1940 g Sl5 AN NIVERSA RY 71 7 . 1 if sr .Pyle l V, E44-fi?-, . . TRACK TEAM Firxt Rofw: D. Grimison, J. McConville, VV. Carney, J. Cervini, A. Benson, R. Ordermann, N, Allan, A. Bellucci, S. Cutler, S. Atkinson, G. Evans. .S'1-fond Row: E. McCann, C. Campbell, H. Midford, E. Fisher, J. DiMinico, J. Olson, E. Millhouse, Turkington, J. Daley, E. Earle, G. Eggleston, C. Warren, U. House. Third Rofw: E. Brown, D. Phelps, R. Duke, R. Helm, G. Malon, R. Perkins, Mr. Wigren, A. Downing, D. lWeCabe, J. Doggart, H. Manning, H. Fay. The 194- llanchester High School track team was unusual in that its mem- bers were nearly all underclassmen. The predominance of Freshman and Sopho- more talent in the squad assures a fine team in the future. In the current season, the first meet in which the Red and White engaged was the State lndoor lVIeet held at VVesleyan. lllanchester placed seventh l9l5 in a group of eighteen schools. The team gained most of its points in the high jump and in the relay races. Next the team went to the Connecti- cut State Relays, where, according to unofficial scoring, they took third place, In the first triangle meet, lkfanches- ter defeated a favored Hartford Public High School 53-42, and also overcame Bristol 53-42. 1940 F Q5 ' AN NNE RSA RY 72 SWIMMING First Rofw: A. Litvinehyk, E. Earle, R. Turkington, P. Finkbein, M. Orfitelli, E. McNeill, R. Schaller. Svrond Row: Mr. Gatvhell, Coach, FI. Fischer, H. Tennev, R. Pratt, F. VVils0n, E. VVallett, -I. Doggart, H. Urtitelli. The 1939-4-U swimming team had a fairly successful season. Klanchester Highls swimming team, coached by lllr. Nathan B. Gatchell, compiled a record of six victories over four losses. The lllanchester High natators achieved victories over Yveaver, llleriden, New Haven, VVest Haven, along with two wins over Bristol while bowing to Cros- by of NVaterbury, Hartford, liassick and the University of Connecticut Freshmen. Klanchester was successful in the IQI5 state individual meet, with one of its swimmers placing second in the diving, and third in the backstroke. llflanches- ter also placed third in the 150-yard individual medley. A new backstroke record was estab' lished after breaking the old mark four different times during the course of the year. A new record was also established in the 160-yard medley relay. Seven returning veterans make th:- outlook for next year appear very bright. 1940 c F Q5 ' AN NIVERSARY t if fe f if .. tivo: .BASEBALL First Row: M. Genolti, D. Galli, H. Vaillant, A. Hutchinson, C. Blanchard, R. Pratt, M. VVeiss, W. Davidson, E. Calvert. Sffrznd Rofw: Mr. Kelley, Bellis, R. Skinner, A. Zamaitis, J. Tedford, L. Katkavack, F. Murdock, K. Chapman, C. Nicola. Tlziril Rom-.' Stevenson, T. Martin, R. Thomas, Z. Olhert, A. Vincek, F. Mohr, A. Raifa, F. Dancosse, T. Cummings. The lllanchester High School team was hindered by unfavorable Weather in its practice sessions. All the games this year took place during the month of llay. A veteran battery was the only returning unit to the team, but many new recruits gave promise of a successful season. The hrst game, played with the Alum- IQI 5 ni, was held to give the team practice. Williziin Hall High School of West Hartford handed the Red and White ball players their Hrst defeat hy win- ning 2-l. The Trade School gave the High School their second loss by win- ning 4-3. The lllanchester team gained a 7-2 victory victory over hliddletown and continued a winning streak with victory over East Hartford High 10-4. l94O Q5 ' AN NIVERSARY Firxt Rofwi E. Bolinsky, P. Correnti, j. Urban Turkington. Sfffllld Rofwi lVl1'. VV1'ight, A. Yvilliie, Laute Mr. Reed. The Klanchester High golf team, hampered by a late spring, had played only two golf matches up to hlay 9th, ln the first match, llanchester deci- sively beat Hartford High by a six- teen to two victory. ln the second match our golf team defeated Newing- ton High School by the score of ll-7. Newington won the State Champion- ship last year. This was their first de- feat in twenty-three matches. XVith this excellent start, our golf team will un- doubtedly be one of the best teams in the state. The tennis team had played but one match up to lllay 9th, losing to hffid- dletown four to one. Despite this 1915 GOLF AND TENNIS etti, A. VVerhner, B. Aliczi, P. Aceto, H. nhach, E. Buckland, A. Custer, J. Civello, defeat, prospects for the season have been extremely good. The schedule for the golf and tennis teams was as follows: The golf team played one match with the following: Newington Bulkeley Farmington New Britain State Tournament The golf team played two matches each with the following: Hartford VVeayer VVest Hartford Bristol The tennis team played two matches each with the following: VVest Hartford hleriden Bristol Middletown l94O Q5 ' ANNIVERSARY 75 LEADERS CLASS First Rofw: M. VVurtz, A. Olson, H. WVippert, L. Tanner, P. Chartier, P. Southwick, A. Lewis, B. Mack, B. Kleinschmidt, B. Vendrillo, D. Dilworth, M. jillson. Swrond Row: M. Cordera, R. McSherry, D. Hennequin, L. Smith, A. Barry, D. Squatrito, E. Carlson, R. Carlson, D. McNeil, E. Dewart, F. Harworth, D. Silverstein. Third Rofw: E. Senkbeil, E. Person, S. Sokolowska, L. Kleinschmidt, R. Balmer, M. Turek, V. Eccellente, M. McCarten, K. McCooe, D. England, Miss McRae. The girls, sports program, under thr- leadership of Bliss Violet KIcRae, was made up of many activities including hockey, soccer, basketball, and swim- ming. This year, instead of the former Blue and White teams, the teams were made up from all the classes. From these teams, the Varsity, or best all- around team, was chosen for each sport. An unusually large number of girls participated in the annual sports and also l9l5 in the new sports introduced this year- biadminton, ping pong, and bowling. The Leaders Class held parties for the new members at the beginning of the year and again at the mid-year. lllembers of the club attended a play- day at East Hartford and held a swim- ming play-day at lllanchester High School. The entire program for the year was extremely enjoyable and educational. l94O a5 - ANNnvER5ARv 76 ATHLETIC SUMMARY CROSS COUNTRY SVVHNIMING M. H. S. Opponents M, H, S. Opponents Univ. of Conn. Freshmen 26 29 Hartford High 23 52 Hartford 30 25 Bristol 42 33 Bristol 17 38 Crosby 21 54 Middletown 28 27 New Haven 37 38 VVeaver 33 22 VVest Haven 44 31 New Britain 34 Z1 Bassick 37 38 State Meet--VVesleyan-seventh Meriden -I-3 33 State College Meet-fifth VVeaver 47 19 SOCCER Univ. Conn. Freshmen 25 50 Bristol 48 17 M. H. S. Opponents South VVindsor 0 S Meriden 2 1 State Meet-fifth Bristol 3 4 EXYOH 5-Lost VVest Hartford 2 0 lMeetS I0 May 95 South VVindsor 0 6 TRACK Meriden 0 2 M. H. S. Opponents Bristol 2 2 Track Indoor Meet IN1 Seventh 'Nest Hartford 1 1 Hartford 53 42 VVon 2-Lost 4-Tied 2. Bristol 53 42 BAASKE'I'BALL XVOII 2-Lost 0. M. H. S. Opponents GOLF Alllmni 19 39 M. H. S. Opponents VVest Hartford 35 23 Hartford 16 2 Bristol 16 40 VVOH 1-Lost 0, East Hartford ZS 24 QM3fChe5 to May 9, Torrington 22 27 Meriden 35 27 BASEBALL Deering 25 12 M. H. S. Opponents Middletown 25 24 West H31'tfUl'd 1 2 VVest Hartford 40 30 'I'1'f1de SChU0l 2 4 VVintlham 26 33 Middletotvn 7 2 Brismt 25 27 East Hartford 10 4 VVindham 29 36 Won 2-Lost 2- Trade School 18 19 TENNIS Meriden 25 12 M. H. S. Opponents East Hartford 33 32 Middletown I 4 Middletown 31 12 VVOH 0-Lost 1' Torrington 36 44 QMMCIWS to May 9, New London Bulkeley 37 41 FOOTBALL Leavenworth 12 6 State Tourney Bristol 0 13 Bassifik 31 47 West Hartford 13 12 Won 9-Lost 10. Meriden 0 13 Middletown 0 0 East Hartford 0 13 VVon 2-Lost 2-Tied 1. 191 5 1940 4 r awe ANNIVERSARY 78 SPORT BRIEFS OF YESTERDAY AND TODAY Sports in lllanchester High School a quarter of a century ago were not so fully developed as the present activities of our school are today. ln 1915, lVIanchester High had soccer, basketball, track, and baseball teams. Today, in addition to these sports we have football, swimming, cross-country, golf, and tennis teams. ln the course of twenty-five years, many fine records in sports have been established. The record for the high jump set in 190-1 by John Pickles was 5 feet 2M inches, while today the record held by Wesleyf Palmer of the class of 1938 is 6 feet 291 inches. The present discus record of 138 feet M inch, set by Elmo Gavello, as com- pared with 76 feet 5 inches set in 1908 by J. Horan, shows a marked increase in the skill of this sport. The following quotations found in past issues of the Sonmnlzis concerning sports may prove to be interesting as well as enlightening. After a lapse of over thirty years, football as a major sport was renewed in South lllanchester High School. Cn September 13, 1923, Principal Quimby announced that a team to play this sport would be organized on the condition that members of the team or the student body finance the outfitting of such a teamf' f'Since the time when a player was injured while playing football with the High School in the late 90's, the sport was not recognized in this institutionf, Have you ever heard of the 'fhlanchester lndependentsf, An unusual experience brought about its organization. The basketball team of 1915-1916 planned a game with VVindham High School. At this time the boys traveled by train to their games and it happened that the trains were considerably off schedule on the trip to Willimantic. Three lllanchester players had made the trip by automobile and were prepared to play the game. Unfortunately, the remainder of the lllanchester team failed to reach Willimziiitic, so the three lklanchester boys borrowed two players from Windham and defeated VVindham High under the name of the Hlllanchester lndependents ! The 1111. H. S. athletic teams may be proud of their many victories. ln 1928 the 11. H. S. football team showed its worth by defeating VVest Hartford 26-6 thus capturing the C. C. 1. L. football championship. The football team again succeeded in capturing the championship in 1938. The achievements of the years 1931-32 proved worth remembering because llfan- chester not cnly held the C. C. 1. L. title for basketball, but swimming as well, and placed second in the state track meet. Again in 1938 lllanchester High School was victorious in capturing the Connecticut State basketball championship and the New England basketball championship. The high school baseball teams have won three C. C. 1. L. championships. ln 1938 the baseball team was entered in the semi-finals and in 1938 the quarter-finals of the state tournaments. Since 1936 intramural basketball, softball, and baseball have become very popular with the students. That lllanchester High School has been outstanding in the field of sports can be seen by these records. A recent survey of the athletic record of the school showed that 2822 of the boys play in intramural sports and 3596 take part in inter-school sports. Of the girls, 17W play within school and 9M participated in play days with other schools. Sports have always played an important part in the physical development of 111. H. S. students. Sports are one of the chief interests and sources of recreation provided by the school together with the various cultural clubs. ions 1940 g F Z-15 AN IEISVERSARY .rxxxxxxwlllllll XfllllXlXXllllllllw N li -at ........ l J , iw I W' b 4'- L fx ' fx -f. ii x ' , -V , 1 ' '-T Q l i ll vid .HH ll llllli ' E .nlllll i I ,WY, ' L EY nilllllll l Nl? 'cCorrelated a new mistake-proof way to select Watkins Furniture 'l'here's no deep, dark mystery about Corre- lated home furnishings. ltys just a plan We've Worked out to help you . . . make fur- niture selecting and color-scheming easier! When you select living room furniture, for instance, the pieces in each Correlated group ensemble harmoniously. The plain color you might select for your sofa is repeated in a stripe that can he used for a lounge chair, and a figured material for the wing chair . . . making a perfect color scheme. ln the custom made group, two pieces of which are shown here, you may select any sofa, complete with cover at 5139.755 lounge, Wing and barrel chairs at 569.75 All are horsehair filled, muslin lined, and have Spring-down seats you,ll never have to fluff! YFC,I!i'NS of MANCHESTER gf 1110101 'f fwiiqkindih' ' .fills V-lf Zigi-vffi r x x ard? X N r X f 'M X ff In Q! 1 X I 4 fi 0 f.1ivfY1rQ,'s f' ' ,nf ffm? 'fix jg, ll , ,.. . , , X X ' ' - . ALT QQ ggmfg ' W ? -A 'x mm , 01 -I --.. f nifi i al i ex f 1 1? I X.. 1 TC1CPh0HC 4342 Suburban and Farm Properties HOWARD R. HASTINGS REAL ESTATE AND IIVSURAIVCE Open Sundays 101 Phelps Road, corner Green Road MANCHESTER, CONN. JANE CLEARY FLORENCE LEEMON COMPLIMENTS OF MODERNE BEAUTY SALON Weldon Bldg., 905 lVIain St., Telephone 6311 MANCHESTER, CONN COM PLI MENTS OF PINEHURST SODA SHOPPE WATCHES - DIAMONDS - CLOCKS - JEWELRY DONNELLY'S K E M P , S , In C. Fine Furnilure at Prices You Can Afford to Pay 763 l1Iain Street Est. 1922 DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED - LET US HELP YOU KELLER'S MEN'S WEAR 887 MAIN ST. Vp STATE LUNCH HOME COOKING -M SPECIALIZING IN SPAGHETTI 697 Main St. FLOWERS By MI LIKOWSKI 695 lVIain St., lXIanchester, Conn. Phone 6029 New Summer Dress Fashions W ' W -L2 5 F' for spectator and active sports, Est lgol also for informal evenings at 1 ' 'I the Country Club. I, Im ' ,f Q 0 7 lXIade in lovely Summer Wash f l 11 Fabrics. 'N 'O Sizes 12 to 20 I 841 KIAIN ST. My MANCHESTER 51,95 to 57.75 5' . Telephone 6874 RILEY CHEVROLET CO., Inc. 191 Center Street MANCHESTER, CONN. PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Good Things to Ea! MEATS - SEA FOODS - BIRDS EYE PRODUCTS North of the Center, One Block Past the State Armory at 302 MAIN STREET DEPENDABLE Insurance protection, offering a policy for every need. Ask us for one of our free Household Furniture Inventory Booklets. ACCURATE Real Estate Listings including: Residential, Commercial, and Industrial prop- erties for sale or rent. All negotiations strictly confidential. MCKINNEY BROTHERS Real Estate ana' Insurance 505 Main Street fAt the Centerj Manchester, Connecticut Telephones: 6060 - 7432 mum ,J gm me-P DS I MENSIQI S SHOPE . ef- ZLL3.'2L75J53i? Next Store to Bank Phone 795-1- Smart Sfyles Quality and Fil For All COWIPLIJIEN TS O F LUCAS STORE J. L. LUCAS, Prop. 265 North Nlain Street Khxnchester, Conn. WELDON DRUG CO. 'fP1'esc1'ipf1'011 Plzarmacisff' 901 Khin St. For Free Delivery, Dial 5321 COJWPLIZIIEN TS OF Lawrence A. Converse SL Son Real Eslaie General Contracting C OIWPLIJIENTS OF MANCHESTER LUMBER 81 FUEL COMPANY Center Street Telephone 5145 C OM PLI M EN TS OF HOTEL SHERIDAN Catering to Parties and Banquets GLASS, PAINTERS' SUPPLIES, VVINDOVV . . , SHADES, VVALL PAPER, VARNISHES, Bllhes Beauty Shoppe PICTURE FRAMING All Branches of Beauty Culture Ik 1 1 1 JOHNSON PAINT CO. 22 DEPOT SQUARE 699 IXIain Street Tel. 6854 RIANCHESTER, CONN- lwanchester Conn. Nliss IXIi1dred Wolf Phone 7978 THE FALLOT STUDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS PHOTOGRAPHER OF 194-O SOMANHIS 472 MAIIN STREET NIANCHESTI R LONN ALWAYS ASK FOR MANCHESTER DAIRY ICE CREAM MANCHESTER, CONN. PHONE 5250 COZVIPLIZMEN TS OF ANNE CAMPBELL'S BEAUTY SALON RUBINOW BUILDING, 853 RIAIN STREET Telephone 3404 MANCH ESTER, CONN. The Sfweetext Memories of The Lax! Day of Srhoolu Are any of your young Friends members of Graduating Class? The beautiful flowers of Graduation Day are remembered long after many important incidents of the day have been forgotten. as Say lt With Flofwersu ik Park Hill Flower Shop Leading Florists MEMORIAL CORNER STORE We Serve llfanchesler Dairy Ice Cream at Our Fountain SUNDAES, SODAS, CIGARS CIGARETTES, CANDY STATIONERY DELICATESSEN, GROCERIES, MAGA- ZINES, CAMERAS AND FILMS DEVELOPING, PRINTIN G, ENLARGING 24 HOUR SERVICE SX! 352 Main St. Cor. Main and Haynes Sts MANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER PLUMBING Sc SUPPLY CO. 877 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN WILSON'S SPORT EQUIPMENT 1 1 1 If Ifs Hardware-We Have It C0lIlf7IilIlFlIfS of FRADIN'S APPAREL SHOP 797 MAIN STREET A GLASS FOR EVERY WINDOW METCALFE GLASS CO. MIRRORS, FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE FRAMING, AUTO GLASS WINDOW GLASS 1115 Center Stret Phone 5856 RICHARD R. BIETCALFE MANCHESTER, CONN. Greetings and Best Wz'shex T0 lhe Class of I9-I0 ll'e aim to pleaxe the public with our Nbest of seriiieeu and qualify. VVe carry: Pasteurized, Homogenized lXIilk, But- termilk, Chocolate Milk, Eggs, Cheese and Cream. DART'S DAIRY 87 North Elm St. Tel. 6430 BidWell,s Candy and Soda Shop 'R AT THE CENTER i' Featuring Treat'5 Hi-Teer Ice Cream Phone 8011 Congratulations and Best Wii'l1es for lhe Class of 1940 BEAUTY NOOK ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE 985 lX'Iain St., llanchester, Conn. Annie I. Smith Gudrun INI. Anderson Two MODERN PHARMACIES Completely Stocked for Your Protection DRUG - KODAK - STATIONERY OR FOUNTAIN DEMANDS WE DELIVER The CENTER PHARMACY -I-87 MAIN THE MURPHY DRUG 4- DEPOT SQUARE Clllllllfflilllffllfj' of I CLARENCE H. ANDERSON Insurance 647 Iwain Street Tel. 8343 MAPLE SUPER SHELL STATION LUBRICATING - W1'XSHING ee POLISHING BATTERY CHARGING 9-11 Ilflaple Street S. Vendrillo, Mgr. Phone 3829 lf You Are Entering Business Following Gradation Do lt With the Same Perseverance That I-las Brought You Success in Scholastic Work . . . and Remember This All-Important Point-as You Start to Earn SAVE a Portion of What You Earn for the Future. Open an Account and Start Depositing Consistently in The Savings Bank of Manchester A Ilflutuzzl Sfwingr Bank GUERNSEY IVIILK AND CREAIVI From Our OTUIZ Tuberculous Free and Blood Tested Herd MOUNTAIN BROOK FARM D. W. KELSEY, Proprietor HYGIENIC ICE RANGE AND FUEL OIL KOPPERS COKE FURNACE AND FIREPLACE WOOD WE DO TRUCKING AND FURNITURE MOVIZNIG L. T. WOOD CO. OfHce, 51 Bissell Street Phone -H96 lIanehester, C IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT SILBROS CLOTHING CO. CLOTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN EASY WEEKLY TERMS' 881 Main Street Opposite St. James Church C0lIlf11i7IIl I1fS of TRUE-MAN'S ICE CREAM AND NVEST SIDE DAIRY IXICKEE Street Phone 7706 If you stop fo Ihirzk you fwill Ihinlz lo stop at True-man's To the Graduating Classes of 1940 GREETINGS AND GOOD VVILL We wish to take this medium to extend to you - and through you, to your parents, our heartiest congratulations - this is indeed a proud day for all of you. But this is also :1 time when a good many of you will have to leave home Hperhapsn and try to make il place for yourself in the world. Klay your aspirations - and the hopes of your parents come through. Honor your parents - then you will honor the school that grzuluzlted you and your City and Country will be proud of you. PVE IVISH YOU SUCCESS BRYANT 81 CHAPMAN CO. DAIRY PRODUCTS CRAFTSMANSHIP oUR CoNTR1BUT1oN TO THE soMANH1s ADVERTISERS ENGRAVING CO 126 DORRANCE STREET PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND New Englanaffv Smart Engraving House Slll'l'f'Sj' to the C1055 of 19-IU HARRIETT'S BEAUTY SALON 129 CENTER s'1'REE'1' Manchester, Conn. J . A. Bergren Dairy Farms ICE CREAM GRADE A MILK FROM OUR OVVN FARM fs: f 1 Y UL' tP'd M'lk' Czmzplete Beauty Culture mges 'Lia uhcer of 1 in Phone 682+ I am me' Compliments of R1 MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES SALES AND SERVICE OLDSMOBILE LA SALLE CADILLAC NEW MODEL LAUNDRY JWancheJfer's Complete Launderevz' 'A' A SERVICE FOR EVERY HOUSEWIFE DIAL 8072 Phones! Manchester 3063, 8275 Hartford 8-2835 Willimantic 313-14 Hartford - Silver Lane - South Manchester Bus Line. Inc. OWNED AND OPERATED BY PERRETT 6: GLENNEY MANCHESTER, CONN. DeLuxe Basses for Spefial Parties Reasonable Rates Daily Motor Freight Service MANCHESTER, HARTFORD NEW YORK AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS ALL GOODS INSURED IN TRANSIT PIANO AND FURNITURE MOVING PERRETT SL GLENNEY, Inc. Perrett Place, South Manchester TEL. MANCHESTER 4,,.,. 3063 TEL. HARTFORD ,.,.... 8-2835 N. Y. Office, 534 Canal Street Tel. Walker 5-1718 Residence Telephones, Manchester 8935 Willimantic 313-14 ROYAL ICE CREAM M. A. ORFITELLI, Prop. We Have a llloclern, Up-to-Date Plant in Oar R oyal Treat STORES, ORGANIZATIONS, AND FAMILY TRADE OUR AIM AND WE FEEL SURE A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU 23 Warren Street Tel. 6950 Manchester, Conn. Telephone 5313 OLSON MOTOR SALES WALTER OLSON, Prop. Chrysler and Plymouth AA Internaiional Trucks fill TWAIN STREET, NIANCHESTER, CONN. Colnplirnents of MARY CARNEY SHOP 873 MAIN STREET JOHN 1. 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