Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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W Dediccztion Om' llflfluflll 1.5 111' 1c'm',' II war for zz way of life that we all ffzerisfz and are deter- HIZIHHHZ I0 prayer-ve for the future of 14HI67'l.I'Il. To HI6llIb6f.S' of ffze ffzfulty, .Vf1lClIfZ7If.S', and lll1Hl177Z. of ,wanfheyfer lfigh Sflzrml, Qaffm are defending our 121117011 on land, on the Jazz, and in ffm air, who are PfL?.S'c?fi,'l-'HQ' our fofnzfry, .wrong and 1'f1dif0i.s'1'ble, we, the flflxs' of 1942, dedifflfc ff11'.s' SOMAN HIS.

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Foreword For the second time in its history SOMAN HIS has been published in a nation at war. Before us runs the peril- ous passage to foiotory. This graduating class has a great responsibility thrust upon it. To them, the ooming genera- tion, the nation looks in time of stress. This yearbook stands as a tribute to their progress: let the pages of history reooraf their achievement.

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llillffll Roux' Mr. XRll'l,Qjlll, Miss M4'lll'llllIIl, Mrs. C11llllTl3Cll, Mrs, Reet . Faculty Director lrrt Rnfuz' Mr. Carltun, Mr. lxelley, Mr. Vligrcn, Mr. Millmrv, Mr. llling Ml Nlr. llzirtwell, lNll', llerry, Nlr. Rulminson. i R lNl' ' ' ' ' J v rrwli fmt-.' iss Hopkins, Miss Parker, lxllss Carr, Miss lutnarn, Miss VVurIh, Mis Iuonns Miss Casey, Miss l'z1i.fe, Miss llendt-rson, Miss ML'R:1e, Miss Fellow llfffrrf Rnftci Xliss Olson, lNliss lfstes, Miss Gillette, Nliss Smith, Nliss lXl4'A 5. dznns, Mrs Y ull lxliss ludtl, Miss johnson, Miss Ureennway, Mrs. Blow, Miss Uliereznpl, Miss on Spzifzlrtl, Miss Kellogg, Mr. C'lurl4t-, Mr. llurllmrt. l, Miss linllte Mss 'ifflz Rafts: Mr. Piper, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Dougherty, Mr. Vziders, Mr. l'otterton, 'Nlr Re Mr. A-Xlilmrin, Nlr. l2Illt'I'y. America l was lmrn with Zl lmclt as straight :is the pine, Anal :is near to lic-:iven's lilucg Anil the liloml of my fathers is in my veins, lr is rich, :intl red, and true. Anal l grew like the doe in my forest g11'ec'n, Strziiglit and Qfilllilllf :incl grzxntl: Antl l lezirnetl ln' the light of justice for ull, lmlivisilile to stztncl. l was strong when the foes of the Worltl czune n And rezuly to farce their gunsg ear, l survived with new courzige :intl strength :intl niiglit, lVlic'n l lost El niillion sons. l lizive stood here in peace 'mid the summer storm, l have felt Ciml's love in ine, Anti my heart lioltls the clrvznns of niillinns wh l :nn free, fomvvi' free. li iii-x'1'Rl C li Qui!! Club 6 0 know KRis'r0FIf tillflllbfi