Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)
- Class of 1944
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FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT The pupils of Manchester High School have directed their activities as school citi- zens toward the acceptance of this greater obligation of future citizenship. ln this SOMANHIS we proudly present the record of the year in testimony of our small contribu- tion toward certain Victory. Dedication We, the class of 1944, dedicate our SoMANH1S to MR. G. ALBERT PEARSON who, in time of strife, as in time of peace, has, through the teaching of music, contributed richly to the cultural life of our high school and has been a constant source of inspiration to us. ., ,. ,.., ,. A , 1-11, , f,,s,i- AA,, 1 Nw- ., 1 ff' v 3 4 M A wi if 1.ssg1i,1,,,g9x 1. 1 'Wi :ff:,,4,, ICJ Cl 7LTY Firsl rolu'-Mrs. Lomnis, Miss Burke, Miss Hopkins, Nlrs. Segzir, Miss Casey, Mrs, xx72lI'I'Cll, Miss McAdams, Miss llul man, Miss Fellows, Miss Low, Miss VVorth. 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U II 1111151 lmx t0lIll', our IYIIISI' is I lI, lm! an the IIIIHFII fllfllfl' z'o11111l.s' nfu ll xequfl talf' v iff' 1 141111 to 1 our fmrf, 11111 we rom rut 7111 7111 !1'11gfl1 mmf .vf1'i-'r',- 1 ffllllkflllfl Nfl: If 'i1'fH'j'- i'1 l'Y MAE NICHOLS Quill Club Facult Director Arthur H. Illing, B.S., Wesleyan University, M.A., Boston University, Superintendent of Schools. Edson M. Bailey, B.S., University of New Hamp- shire, A.M., University of Vermont, Principal. Elizabeth L. Olson, A.B., Mount Holyoke College, Mathematics, Vice-Principal. Chester L. Robinson, B.S., Colby College, Aero- nautics, Vice-Principal. Mary L. Burke, Ph.B., College of New Rochelle, English. Marguerite O. Campbell, A.B., Mount Holyoke College, M.A., New York University, Social Science. George Carleton, B.S. Bowdoin College, Ed.M. Boston University, Civics, Economics, Economic Geography, General Biology, U. S. History. Marion M. Casey, B.A., Syracuse University, English. VVilfred J. Clarke, New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics, Physical Education. Doris E. Cole, B.S., Sargent College of Physical Education, Physical Education. Eleanor F. Costello, B.S., University of Connecti- cut, General Science. Dorothy C. D'Amico, A.B., Brown University, General Biology. Barbara R. Ditmars, B.S., Bouve Boston School of Physical Education, M.S. VVellesley, Physi- cal Education. George F. Dougherty, A.B., Princeton University, Economic Geography, Latin America. Philip L. Emery, B.S., Bates College, Biology, General Physics. Helen J. Estes, A.B., VVheaton College, Ed.M., Harvard University, English. Charlotte G. Gillette, Worcester Domestic Science School, Home Economics. Ione Fellows, A.B., Middlebury College, English. Georgia C. Greenaway, B.S., American Interna- tional College, Stenography, Typewriting. David Hartwell, B.S., Harvard University, Algebra. Hope S. Henderson, B.F.A., Pratt Institute Art School, Art. Blanche I. Henry, B.A., University of Maine, General Mathematics, Algebra, Civics. Blanche B. Holman, B.A., University of Maine, Social Science. Florence B. Hopkins, A.B., Brown University, Ed.M., Harvard University, English. Thomas F. Kelley, A.B., Bates College, Science. General Chemistry, Athletics. Avis M. Kellogg, B.S., University of New Hamp- shire, Stenography, Typewriting. Doris E. Kibbe, Ph.B., University of Vermont, M.A., McGill University, Latin, English. Erna VV. Loomis, B.A., Mount Allison University, English. Jeanne M. Low, B.A., Bates College, M.A., Mid- dlebury College, Diplome de l'Universite de Paris, French. Mary D. McAdams, B.S., Boston University, Ed.M., Boston University, Social Science. Anna E. McGuire, B.S., New York University, English. Florence E. Meacham, Willimantic Training School, Stenography, Typewriting. Lois Parker, B.A., Connecticut College for Women, Civics, English. G. Albert Pearsotl, Skidmore School of Music Pedagogy, University of Rochester, Director of Music. Dwight E. Perry, B.S., University of Minnesota, M.A., Columbia University, Mathematics. Lewis H. Piper, B.A., VVesleyan University, A.M., Clark University, Social Science. George A. Potterton, B.S., University of Connecti- cut, General Science, Biology. Catherine E. Putnam, B.A., Mount Holyoke Col- lege, M.A., Trinity College, Social Science. Agnes F. Reed, B.S., Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters, Typewriting, Mathematics. Wilmot Reed, B.S., University of Vermont, Mathematics. William A. Sacherek, Springheld College, National Institute of Aquatics, Physical Education. Nelson E. Sanborn, A.B., Middlebury College, M.S., Middlebury College, Chemistry, Physics. Thelma VV. Segar, B.S., Syracuse University, Librarian. Helen P. Skinner, B.S., Columbia University, English. Helen M. Smith, B.S.Ed., State Teachers College, Framingham, Mass., Home Economics. Carrie B. Spafard, A.B., VVesleyan University, Latin. Beulah E. Todd, A.B., Brown University, A.M., Brown University, Spanish. VVilliam Vaders, B.S., University of New Hamp- shire, Mechanical Arts. Nellie Q. VVarren, Bay Path Institute, Bookkeeping. Charles L. VVigren, B.A., Vvesleyan University? Mathematics. Isabel F. VVorth, A.B., Tufts College, A.M., Bos- ton University, English. Russell A. VVright, B.S.Ed., Salem Teachers Col- lege, Salesmanship, Bookkeeping, Accounting, Commercial Law. HONOR ROLL MEMBERS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL STAFF IN THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES Nathan B. Gatchell Edward G. Lynch Anthony Alibrio jesse Stevens Alfred Sundquist, M.D. Gertrude O. Hitchcock Charles E. Hurlburt 91 f,f, A 71' f-, 211 :If ' 2:lf'Q'. 'fi f-f iq 2 K ' f' X' I W4 fi? V1 4 ZZ' IIII ?f 64 , , fl? ,ff fl Xf ff X f f f ff' f , '1 ' , 'ff , ff lffff y f ff , ,k 1 4 -If f' f f f ff f I J , 0 f Q ff if My 7, 'f+-ff f, X ff ff X K j!,Z ,- f 1 1 1 ' Y! ' I 1 J!! f , ff ff ff! 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S. of forty-four, For the feeling We all cherish We will hold forever moreg We are going out forever from the portals we hold dear, But your precepts eler will guide us through the Years, lf1 m-115 and lllllfilf by lfrrzuzrzl Karlin l3l OF 1944 SALU'l'A'l'ORlAN IOIS Ll Us onor Students, une 19-I--l E VVilliam Addr Nancy Anderson Shirley Anderson Iidith Andisio Sherwood Aspinwall jewell Averill Roxalle Beckwith Pearl Binks Marjory Bissell Norman Bjarkxnan Allwert Bray josephine Capello Doris Carlson lileanor Carlson Catherine Carp Virginia Carpenter Grace Carroll Gloria Carter Lois Clark joseph Conti jean Cragin Riehard Dernko Harold Dickinson VVilfred Dion Irene Dowd Doris Dunlop Virginia Dux llelen Ferrell Faye Ferris lilda Fiora Edna Giesevke Pearl Gieseelae Nancy Goslee Barbara lless Connie llunt Bessie Hunter Virginia Hunter Marie johnson Bernard Karlin Constance Kehler Ruth Kleinert Gertrude Maxwell Robert McCann Gerard Monniere liarlwara Morrison Francis Muldoon wi Lillian Naretto Frances Ustrowski Elizabeth Pagani Elsie Pallein Florence Pallein YViniferd Pentland Despo Peperitis VVilli:un Peterson Lucille Sargent Alice Schmidt Rella Sinnalnon Gloria Slahtoskx' jane Sokolowski Barbara Stevenson john Sudol Niary Sullivan Edna iliilyllll' Alexa illllllfllllllll john 'l'ournaud jack Vive Marjorie XVeld Ruthrnary VVirtalla DORIS LOUISE ABEL Dad 'il rroulzl he frfwnrlf :vilh you mul funn' tour' Iorwu lg Band ann Ur hest , 2, 31A Cave 1, . 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Ol ROBERT VVEBSTER ALLEN HBobU 'AWIIQ' 511011111 your fvllurrship 11 rmublrf Im, sinrr- muu't 1-lriwj plwux- un- is .v01'iwIyf , A Cappella 1, 2, 3, -lg Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 25 Stu- dent Council 1, Z. 1 s 1 u thi yy WWII ,L Brrrn , EX She 1 th long 141111 'r mppily Bowling -lg' Pain and Pow- der 1, Z, A Cappella 23 Biology Club 2, Girl Re- serves 3. ROBERT CLARK ALVORIJ HBIILIY .4 1, rnlrr of 1.fi,1,,.t. Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Track 2, 3, +3 Basketball 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, French Club 1, Hi-Y 3, +3 Prom Committee -lg Class Presi- dent 3, 4. 'l I 'X Lrc' if' , .fly fy B RBAR-K MARIE ' 'wwf ANDERST For, he no 11 uuyx ilu' fp! -fvf D1l5f-ty , 5 till! g 11 fmlfjl nzvfrg. 7 J A Q Softball lg Biology Club 21 s-l. NANI , ' iff? 1 D .ON N 1 'ai I1 great nun may lm lruly V guozl ' Tennis 2, B wling 4, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, -lg Orches- tra 1, Z, Girl Reserves 3 President -lg Sock and Bus- kin 3, Secretary 4, Student Council 1, 2, Class Secretary 31 D.A.R. 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A , 3 5,1 ,. w ' 11 Ifleld LQ111-krzx' L, 2, 3, 4: Bus- ke-Dliw l, 4: Vulle bull I, 2, 3, Suftba l llg liruini and l'uwrlc'r 1, 3 Spanish Clvfilvif, 3, 43 Girly l.e:ulvrs' Club 2, 3, 43 Vlur Stzunp 1 RCllI'6St'llIZlllX'C 4, Fuutbull Z, 33 Baskctlulll 2, 43 clOlIllllt'l'l'l11l Club 1, Sill- liinlogy Club 2, Chemistry MARJORY DOROTHY BISSELL Marg1 ' ff11nslunry fx I 1 ful I 1'irli1v.:, I , Fw-l' oc y , , as! ketball 1, 2 3 , Voll ball 1,2,3g o all1,Bo lig 4, Libra j Club ' ' ish Club 2, 3, I s aders' Club 3, 43 f luzlette -l-. NORMAN AUDIN lijARKMAN B1'11ny Ur1'ul lmpwv nmlrw grew! mn Football 3, lxlZlIlIl,42fC1' 4. CL CLI. 1 ' HLAC QON Cm 1 fl 'Thflflwn lmif. lilfw light wuur ing -in :hp murli1.i 4U 1f11111fM Basketball 1, Fir Club 3, 4. J LOR lli MYRTLE IQUVVEN ilskipffljl I1 xlrf-fl ix furgullwn but its lt- xu I n'nmn1x. SOMANHIS 43 Bowling 3, 43 Biology 2, 35 Library Club 45 Girl Reserves 4. 1 NlE'C Al BRA1 11 , 1 I wt' mm L 1- U U U 1 pg qjkr dmh P' AD' l ll Zl it 1 ' .v in ' . V 5 ALBERT EDVVIN BR.-XY All ll: l1 pllly fl .small guru- rulhwr llmrr .vlunzl mil. Trrxck 3, 45 Cross Country 3, Captain 4. lf J J' OLGA 'l'llA NAN . O,llf1 ' l To mimic 1 lrinriplf' ' flu' i only wa' mi lr 14' lmx nf mfg: ly. ' . ,ff brixmxnis , Anti, 1 , 2, Vice- 'xldent 35 xident Q 'OIU Commit ee. , r ff - A ' V' f. 1 1 RO BER1 BR LWRR , ,, .T HBubU H ' 5: A'Tl1f- jcucr 1l.'xr'riw. Nw V1 rr' f -1 In-rzw-. w i l, I lnter-Depa rtinent Basketball 3, 43 Football 3, 4, Softball 3, 4. m e ff-Qfsfsgf' WWW mg: O tj .C my ,A ,X N.:-1 XA. Q5 ' Jxtf 0 Il llllglf Jmnhlllibf ' 11 g if-f 4, im '34 imprt nz f Soi. .NHIS 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Librury Club 4, Girl Reserves 4. . 4 H ,- se 14 Eu ' X fs' 'QM' N. 4 AH! v , Kim, w L t. 920' X-, nf' 18359 ELAlNl2t,s.-f Q BRONKP.. by 51 From her efyvx n jW'V1i1x!,-ftuirlklzf glffunmfi -'C Cheerlezicler 2, 31 Biology Club Z, Orchestrzn 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4. J ' 1' If l I Council Alternate 1, 2. 1 ' 1 V ICTUR VVILLIA M BRUN KE In ,H I It Luv it vhrfrz fmfl nwurv fulfil. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 Football 3g A Cappella l, 2, 3, H13 ,f 1 'ii in if .FII .. F I . f' ' 1' I sf RICHARD JAMES BUCKLFY If1ll'kU Ulm! ux, llzvn, ln- up mul rluing. Band 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2, Paint and I'ov.'der 1, 21 Ili-Y 3, Vice-President THERI-ISA M: BUCK 7 ' uf 1 .ryiv V ll is wfwr ro hw ullzjnl than 1 ,mu d oc y 1, 2, .s'et- ball , 1 Vnlley 1, Iii' ology Club 2, 1 gl! Sflllllll lVurld 3, 4, Girl Reserves 35 Sock and Iiuskin 43 jun- ior Red Cross Representa- tiye 3. ,5.Off' I .' 1 ,LLO IOS ' I . INIARY 11 1 il Jn, ' ' rurliwx -Arm' fur rlwlighr, for urn: rnvul. 111111 for ulrililxfi Bowling 3, Tennis 43 French Club Z3 Girl Re- serves 3. I F' A , 1' ily f'I7URIS A NITA CARLSON 'ID l1I'iI'H ,rr xv w rs if .x rnmmun. liasltethallAg Bowling 4, Orchestra l, 21 Student E131 M EDEANOR IRENF CARLSON Carl l,i1wmfv funn- it :hw only lucnuf. fmrl lilfnp furzzwf' Volleyball l, 2, Basketball 23 Softball 15 Quill Club 11 High Srlluol lV0rld 2, 3, Assistant-lidittmr 4, Spanish Club Z, 3, 4, Sevretary 2, Student Counvil 3, 4, Vice- l're-sident 3. IICAN MARIIZ CARLSON T.l'. YIM' jnwnflv un' fvu 1'mlwwfI. X bflxiwifx ri is 43 Tennis 2: owl' g 3, 4, Spanish Club ,. 23 rary Club 2, Treas- u' El d Secretary 3, Treas- r -I-.f .J Nm Fx CATIIICRINIQ ELLEN CARI' Katy Il only plzruwv. jvnliiulls ,mu ,,, uuuxg lful lrull: and nrllurv Iii, lhrongh ull. Biology Club 2, Girl Re- serves 3. 4 ,.-1,4 , 1'----I' 'rf' L .iii . I' AIQ 4 rfqlf ' 71' ' 4 ' 51 i , ,VIRUIFQIAI MARIE CARI'lCN'l'ER - H ' Ir fi- e Jnzn ' f I 1 IH f,ll,+f,,m W1 r.,Hfi,1M,w slmll ln- my slr'-ngfhf' liand 2, Girl Reserves 31 French Club 3, 4. is Ihr' lrulv Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3: Volleyball 23 Bowling 3: Paint and Pow- der 1, 2: French Club 23 Girls Leaders' Club 3, 41 Girl Reserves 4, Iliglf Sfllaul Ilfnrltl 3, 4. X 9 GRACE Rl TA CARROLL ' 11'l.ff1 lIiligr'nrr' nmkrzv ffm' things im- pf:.vu'l1lrf.4' ' Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 25 Biology Club 1, 2, Quill Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, President -lg Girl Re- serves 3. . . GLORIA- PATRICIA CARTER I KX? n'GUsJ! K. h .. , ' w .N wuLnr'xs. llkzf rl polish on fl flinmhnll. ndalx mlzrlz to ' luv 1,f.11......w,-. Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 13 Bowling 4, Commercial Club lg Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Girls Leaders' Club 3. MATILDA VVINIFRED ' CHALIFUUR T1'1 ' fl kind 'url u founluin of glm71r'sx' S Bay tbal 1 g Home Eco- nics i .lun Secretary 1, omanhis gal 1 GMCM Secretary 23 Commercial Club 2. EDVVARD JOHN CHAPDELAINE I nEdu ggwrxf one 2 Y . Q DONALD EUCEENE CHAPMAN Cl1apjJfr C11rUffr'P as lhv- rluy is lfmgf' Camera Club 3. ' , 41, Y ' f ting ub 23 Stu u . 4l MARTHA JANET CHASE RMI fl light In-url liuvr lung. Volleyball 3g Bowling 3, Cheer Leaders 25 Advertis- ing Club 1. ,ff . Q f , ' JA.-2 ' -. HELENE 1 'CHITJIAN Cl1ir'Ie 'A1',m.f, l?m71,' W1 ,....11.w,- W 1,1-I glunflirm fzrzgwlsf' Paint' and Powder 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 33 Sock and Buskin 3, -lg Iligll Sffrrool pffllfldwz, 3, 4. 'x -1 ISABELLIC l CHURC my.. 1'lzr rznlzlosl mimi.: lmrr 1111- bvxl 4, f'vfr1lvrrlm1'r1I. Biology Club Z3 Bowling 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3. LUIS RIET CLARK Sim is Il comlu'nnl1'un of clmrurrlwr mul 1 vllig0rlz'1'. ' Hiyi sfmmz Wa,-ld 2, 3, ,Editor-in-Chief -lg Library llf Biology 2, Bowling 3, 4, French Club 3, +3 Girl Re- serves 3. -lg Student Council 4. 11 .' -V lap W 4 Q ,Q . li' ' A ' JJ R af., , .L fa fi lun lNHIlxLhY C X o INEI? CLEMSLN Shirl J 'lrrzmlg llze gzjls ul Gnd, mu Iflw mos! nmgll1'flr'r'nI. Art Club 2, 3, 4, A Capella Choir 3, +5 French Club Sec:- retary 4, Art Service Squad 4. RANDALL GORDON COLE 11 in Hu' Tum .v11urlv1111'11 muv l1111'1' p11:lr' zu 11111 sur-1-mx. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Captain 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club lg Hi-Y 3, Secretary 43 Spanish Club 3g Treas- urer Senior Class, SCFVES ALIJEN POTTER COVVLES H11l'!l7l-yn Tim zcurlrl l11'lu11gx I0 1111 w11'r11wxl 1n1111,, 1 . J H QI . A' J JI-L -:J 4. 1' IEAN E 1 I . X 1 Q- 1 11.115 ' 54.11171 .11 r gr mv. i ll, J ,'TMnch,C,l1l 3, Q! abil' Bllskihmfl Girl ewes 4. .gb X7 1 u- Q - Jog 1022511 A'l l'Y LJ ful :Env 111111 uilflhrh 111' W ywetlwl lg H' Y Prom ,ornnggtee 1. 9 ROBERT N .18 .1 ' f111gl1'1,q ix 1n In 5 'l rack 1. 1' Q - 'If 41' ' 5 f - . f 1 V 1-L A 'l , 'NORMA 4RE'l?II?!1CllS'l'ER M J,LN111'm f, l ' nllfri 'r11?w'1f11l112j ,fffigitwrzx 11 :fulfil 112171-il Tr' V 6 'W A 241' -if 1 6 ORIA TA DA A J G, 'Glory gay p1'1m11 I1 .- 1 lm!! 111' 11111111 111 Iifv. Paint anc owd i- ology Cluw 23 Frei h C lg Girl Reserves 45 A Cappella 3. I .Vi X' A ij 1 lj-QJ Q 1 If K ff ' ELIZA ETH DAVlD.b , Q Q in 1, f 1 I 1 11 1 j 1 Kiwi GEORGE .XVICX 5 M DEL. ' ,um 1111 un' 1.9 . un1111r1u x. ' Rfb 1 1 1 all My :WX ., I q 1 1. ct! J . INA DE wo l -Q ,Q .1 l r RIC in lou is gg, E, o ,, ,'lD0lff-A-f.f Illnlr I pro . ru flqf I flu. - x. A C3P' iv-f , s ' ulilvnvss :on from wrflzin llw lrf EMMA RINA A , ms,LMoN,L ffpmff Cowl humor is ilu' lwulllz iff Ilia .mul. ' ' Field Hockey 2,-ilg Basket- all 2, 3, -lg Volleyball 2, 3, -lg Softball 2, 3, -lg Bowling 3g Swimming Club 2g Girls Leaders' Club -l. HAROLD DICKINSON 'foil-lx' Prufn1u:rl sincerity is Ihr' unly lmxis of mimi. Inter-Department Football 3. -lg Softball 3, -lg Basketball 3, 4. I ' 3:5 xg, f Z 5' WILFRED ,YRAN cis - .SUN . in' fBm,. Ile uglzrfyfs Him will rmulzrlr' in lrilli-fi1?'flllrl.v Ihre zmrffrl, lnrn.wlf.'i I SQMANHIS -lg Sggfrer 2, 3g Track 3g Baseball 23 Bas- ketall 3, -lg Student Council 1g Commercial Club 1g Bi- ology Club 2, -lg Current Affairs Club 3, President -lg High School World 3, -l. , sr - 4' rl jf: . - qj- f .1 - Q l l 1 ,H QQ. , AGRI ' 4,169 EDvvAR1isrf- DOLSEN- 'cg flifnzrzsl irzijnrrrsxiz-r and r-,Um-liz-1' mode uf .wiping lh1'ng5. SOMANHIS -lg Soccer -l, Man- ager 3g French Club lg Bi- ology Club 2, Current Affairs Club 3, 4, President 3, ',j-ANNE 13L1zABE'rH lf' DONAHUE ' lr mir it P fit-from 1 1 0 'vnrlvrlf' Field ocliey 1, Basketball 1, 2g Volleyball 1, 2g Biolo- gy Club lg Spanish Club 2, 3, -lg Girl Reserves 3, -l. JOHN EDVVARD DOUGAN Dixie Ile is rl rwllly good num. Swimming Zg Spanish Club 2g Student Council 1, 2, 35 Hi Y 3 -l . Y I RICHARD ARNOLD DOUGAN Dfw His frirnrlly unrl interextilzg mun- ner llmlcrnv you 1wmt to know him ,- lmttrer. Swimming 2g French Club 1, 21 A Cappella 1g Sock and Buskin 3g Hi-Y -lg Student Council 1. ROBERT JAMES DOUGLAS Dougie HP plnyx fair and hard. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, -lg Track 1, 2, 3, -lg Student Council 4, Hi-Y 3, President -l. lRliNE EVELYN 'UUVVD Sl1r1rly 6l1v ii .m'cv'l. grru'1'u11.i mul 1-mu lvom in fwfr ffr1'rv'm'Iimr. Field llockey 1, 2, 3, +1 Vul- leyball 1, 2, 3, -lg Biology Club 23 Current Affairs 33 Student Council 1, 2, 31 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball l, 2, 4: Girls Leaders' Club 3, 43 Sock and liuskiu 43 XAVHI' Stamp Representative 4. . I I I I f I ,, 3 , .i X' QNI, fl 'ft i, H4-Rimr IgJ4irfT'1'.1x DUNCAN , ' H ol 'lghlr -'I .1 , 'AFf1rimm 1 ,mp ffl rfb- nifrz 1 z-ir1uv.v. ' M' Biology Club 2: Home linu- nomics Club 2. moms , Q ' , 1l1x ' uf ,i , ' ij fllllill l 0rl , 4' io ug' 'lu 1 Q form v rf-ia ' u 1 1 'ur' rent l lfairs ' is , . .' X.,- 2'1 Mdki'-gfANh:'1u:R14'l?v 1 ll-C I i Q' Q i A flung! Clary xlmmf Ihr- ,anim riff -p.,.s ,' . H . erm . il I 1 N: Biology Clubvl5x21' CUIYlfllCI'. vial Club lxlil VIRGIN IA .YLICIIC l7l'X K ,H1'ff,,z,- f'I,Hn1rn,,n wnw Iwi Ihr- min ,ff mf slum. Commercial Club lg :X Crip- pella 1, 25 Sgfauisb Club 2, 3, 4. S'l'lCl,l,A IJZURA Sally ff, Z i sv,-1,' xi ffpafff fly, Z I if Cll.XRl,liS GICURGE l'lC.fXBlfR'l' Cl1r1z'k 1 L 1 11 i- mnumlli mlm fm A Cappella 1, 2, 3. FRANCES BliRNAlDlNli EDMUNDS l r1111 23 COIIIIIlCl'l'lZll Club 1, 23 liiulugy Club 2. l5l,RNlCli liS'l'l'1l,l,li lIrr'11 S V- ' nv -6.1 VI.-XINIICS ICLMICR l2I,l.lO'l ' ifj - L as ' Jzmmy ' J A ,nv . Q XIANIIIS ' Checrlcac in 1114 hh-lun 1 idu n Pun J . JR ,F 3 , W 'M lf. V lulw ,H rf, lm if Su 4, l ir H I l, xllclllli 2,3 -If i li , .,' V , 1 1 3, lfr-s in 4: L -' 5 7 Ari S -rvice Squad 43 ' 'f ch Club 11 Paint :ind 'Puwdcr W I ., Vd5i:j:lQ,',v:i4 ll7l liamkerball 23 Field llockey 4 4 .xbtxipw-P-H ,z JANE LOUISE ENGLAND Simplicity, xo rare in our age. Volleyball 25 Paint and Powder 25 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. xl' JUNE MURIEL 4, ENGLAND X -, gli rrjrn '- A ffind'rmss is wi.wl0m.l' Basketball 15 Commercial Club 1. VVILLIAM LEO ENNIS nRL,dn '24 true gemtlenrarz is rclmi mm sal- dum sees. Current Affairs Club 35 Stu- dent Council Alternate 1. F I 5 iw! HO AKTSJFRANK, if WEATH.Ei1,f ii ' 'Iowid'V 1 'Mic will: rnukv ri rn . I Xxx IOS H ICHAEL 4 LK VVSKI A ,frtainly e is a good fellow. h lead 2, 45 Captain ain nd Powder 1, 25 oc 1 uskin 35 Debat- in C 1, Cappella 1. xx , U81 , MAFALDA LUCY FELICE nFada,n Here is a true and izuluslrious p1frx0n.,' Volleyball 15 Bowling 1, 45 Biology Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Home Economics Club 2. WALTER RONALD FERGUSON flRL,dIl A pleasant fellow, mos: genial, frarrlfg a cliaracrer of lzigliesi rank. French Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3. X7 HELEN ARSIE EERREL Sin,c1eriry anzlxlrxipla are the bqsis of every virfuxgiguix -I Tennis 15xiFiield 15 Quill 5 lub 1, Pkfeslident 25 Librafy Club 15, Biology Clublbf Debating Club 3, Cqgyififnt Affairs Club 35 Girl Reserves 35 Junior Red Cross Representative 4. 5- :4-' is . ,' f - i,r,,,g5f'f .,,ffQ2, ' FAYE MANNING FERRIS PueLry is the rhyilmlirul expres- sion of Izeauiyf' 5 Biology Club 15 Paint and Powder 1, 25 Sock and Bus- kin 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 French Club 1, 25 Quill Club 2, 3, President 4. M I X H ll .1 t V 11 5 he .mul , ici . 1 nal ' P . ' 7 X X FV SOMAN if 3, 45 ling 3, 5 n' ish Club 2, 35 Girl 'X --1 s 3, 45 Art Club 2, asurer 3, 45 Paint and Powder 1, 2. Q moms FIR '17, u fluff X-x4!.vr4ff,Q1 1 f fm,1Jy4A,',i.,1 - .-my - ln' llw 'rw Vufmzpm o Jur- IN1 ivrvf' ll I I l'0mmert'ial Club lg I uint and l'owder 1, 23 Biology Club Z5 Girl Reserves 3, -lg Current Affairs Club 35 Field Hockey 1, 31 Tennis 11 Basketball 1, 2, 31 Bowl- ing 3. l'iIC'I l'Y FITZGERALD HFHZN , Thv'n .w lmuuly in livr vmrlv' nnrl lmlrf' Somlxxuis -lg' Paint and Powder l, 23 Biolyiy Club 25 Quill Club 25 Girl Ree serves 3, -I. HEANNE JULIA FITZGERALD '-rife '-nf, .-,,m,f,mv is fm ,l.N1f,,l1,,,g p,f-uxzrlv In ull about fwr. Cominerdal Club 13 Biology Club 23 Girl Reserves 3. 45 'v Joixx CAMILLIA: QUNTANA -' a Joy 'Tllf uurlfl mffqfiisvzylmrrlzing In lhf- rapnlllf-. SOMANIIIS 3, 43 Biology Club 21 Girl Reserves 3, -lg jun- ior Red Cross Representa- tive 3. ZANETH FOURIJ 'asfrnll v,,,-,,1.- ,WI .wpffzv Qvnrilrfi A Cappella 13 Paint and Powder 1. 91 - ,ffl 'bv IIVLK' 'fl' L' , ,Na v .qlv M21 1 J ' A i IJ ,Ip W 5 BARQABA ,WN FOX UN V 'fflvzff' A - 'Tn f,1i,,gl'Sl'lfm,,1m.,,. wie Q me inf ,hp g.,f1,ifumz Spianiihgmliib zap, '45 Girl Reseiyles 3, 4.' lr 'I l SHIRLEY ELAINE FREEBURN Sl1ir1 xl vmilv is worrh f zillion ll a doe. 'I rv ri 1' ' ' ock y 1, 23 ske a11,25 -A , ,, Sof .. if wlin 31 10 ogy , A ,V - pella 3. HAROLD DAVID FRENCH Frfnrhy Sp+'eCl1 ix silrrfr, .vilvrire is golden. ,IOIIN PATRICK GALLAGH ER .l0lm11y 'Z-irtinn ix Ihr pmprr fruit of kl1ou'lr'rigr. Football I, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3. DA 'ID ALIIGAIN DzfL'r70a Q Sunni: iv lnifff lnul fm is vndIPs.:, Paint and Powder 1, 23 Stu- dent Council 21 Sock and Buskin 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Soccer 3. t .cl mv hurr' mznic nw ' 1 , fn RX- l Ps 1' mimi MABSGIILECKE Nl fQp1r1ff'f ' l'hsl..- it 1-,l123T'if1,p it ,v f, jun Ihre 5 ,f . , h , i ed ,' Q? A ' ,v 5,114 fl, Q 1' zf+'W' f ', . at g if I . ' I ALLAN-VVILLIAM GATES Allan Ladd ll is Ihr' lmlurc of 11 great man I llc 4'11In1. RICHARD PETER GAUDINO Gui I likv ilu- game and wan! fu pluy, Football 2, 3, +5 Baseball 2. 3, Basketball 3, 4, Hi-Y -lg Chaplin 4, 1 , J HAEL fic Q mm ,1,f1,p1.f. Soccer 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, A Cappella 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, -1, Orchestra 1, 2 zypw wr- hm' m maj SOMANIHS +L3,,,-Tennis 2, 35 Bnwlingl' 3, Lllgkglirl Reserves 3, 4, Library Club -lg French Club 4. PEARL ALBERTA GIESECKE P. G. 'TI :mir 'u rhrzllling lwirr 141 hzwrlrlf' Scmlwrrls 43 Tennis 33 Bowling 43 A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, Round Table Singers 2, +3 French Club 4, Vice-Pres- ident +3 Girl Reserves 3, -1. r20J .,,,rf . 5 4 ' 1 4 , . J f ' .Zf,f. .J 5' fl' 5 f .y - p ROBERT rzumzmz , N ' G1oRGE'1'Td'c A Y Bull Tlfr'rf' H nu lmppinruw trilhnut 1 rlrtiultf' Soccer 3, Swimming 3, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Paint and Powder 1, 2, Sock and Bus- kin 3. 1 Jgglvlles IJANIIQI. ' 'GLEASON 5 . HJIIVIIII Q, 3' 7'l1muglz grilncx ,wlj-rnnfirlr'ncr' li muglrlf' Cross-Country 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. D GLISNNEY fl hajfpy Ii 1' cfmsll rn If 11 quillity of mimi. Tennis 1, 2, 3, -lg Swimming 2, 3. GERTR UUE SELMA GORMAN G,-ff Ulm lfuilrlx no .vlrlrcllllv lrfzich nut- liccs rl bunk. Biology Club 2. THOMAS j0SEl'H GORMAN .. 7-Nav. .lu.slicre is llzc crowning glory nf ilu' 1,'irlll1fx. Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball -lg High School lforld 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, -I-5 Student Council 3, President 4, Prom Com- mittee 4. QI , GR1Ft5tN,A j, ,4,lX l' .ef YQ 1 ,fl fyllynl 'Ili fb wc, Qyxkr' , 54 Qi GQ, 02,3 QD NN7i-KICY ELAINE dr' oosrnrz HAYIIIII' IU ull lltuughlx, fhwu fmfl .sult- fm, Ihr' Imax. Bowling 43 A Cappella 1, 2, 43 Paint and Powder 23 Stu- dent Council 23 junior Red Cross 33 French Club 33 Girl Reserves 4. HELEN ' C 1 ft U of R59 .lnfs tr HIIIP lnfrsrlx ful My ,ffl of lim: Iirllt- is gmfflf' Basketball 1, 2, 3, -l-3 Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 13 Bowling 33 Orrhestra 1, 23 Spanish Club 2, 3 ' Girls Leaders' Clul 3 Girl Re- serves 3, . WCQJ6 . l X C -l.'XNE EL ETH GRA ln gfmrlltexx Llxzfrr- 11 ull kfrulx of 14 lulunz . Sock and Buskin 43 French Club 4. 3 'ARLEN DFLILAII Chess Club 23 French Club' joHN MURRAY GROMAN 3 Johnny .Xn1lring Q-nzlunw hui 1 -1 wmrl L A in I 111111111 iw.v. l i. C Basketball 1, 2, 3, +3 Ili-Y A T 3' 4- C 3 Q zlf . ' l21l DONALD HARRY GUSTAFSON Gus -mf mm, tx 1.fi,,,,. ttftlm ln- Iw- liwm hw ts. Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 33 French Club 13 Spanish Club 23 Hi-Y 3, 4. V A LJ If Jw, , at V, 0 V , J Ld X J GLOIE? HELEtEj' V ' I AFSOY . . . all .ll1mI.4-uf ul mllau' 11' Mir uwnls e.xprt-.tx ur mftutle .ctw-wlr1m.v. t JMANHIS +3 Bowling 43 rench Club 1, 23 Biology Club 23 Girl Reserves 3, 4. DOROTHY KATHERINE IIABERERN Dot l ix Ili' ' nmffx life. If 43 io 'lub 2. B E'l l'Y-JA N E HASBROUCK UB Ju Thr gunlf-ns of kimlnf-xx n,e,11er ffnlr. Smtfxxms +3 Tennis 2, 33 Bowling 43 Biology Club Z3 Current Affairs 3, 43 De- bating Club 3, -l. ROY HAUGH l'1'1'fw1'f Uv If-uffrl nu! un nlltwls, hul htm vwl-I. Inter-Department Softball 3, -l-3 Football 3, 43 Basketball 3, +3 'l'ra-Y 3. JACQUELINE JULIETTE HEATLEY J11flzlf If lhvn' ix any good, ur any kind' mats 111111 I crm slmxr, 1111 me do il nn11'. SOMANHIS 43 Volleyball 1, 23 Life Saving 1, Aquaettes 2, 3, Girls Leaders' Club 2, 3, Vice-President 33 Girl Reserves 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Student Council 2, French Club 45 Senior OFB- rers Nominating Committee. BARBARA ALICE HENRY Baz, A nmzlvrn girl will: lzig lrrighl 1-yes 111111 11 pvrxnlzalily' twirl' lwr size. Bowling 4, Current Affairs Club 35 Girl Reserves 3, 4. MA. 'J' , , LO HERRINC? Xi I 'Smolar'y lxr11nv.vIr11'tx ng malrrfs life and v1vrr1ily'. Bowli g French Club 1. RICHARD JOHN HERRON Smakry Rl1vll1m mid lzarmany find Ilzeir tray inln Iliff inward places of the soul. Art Club 2, 3, -lg Art Serv- ive Squad 4. 4 1 H 1 .iv XR s 's x X ' BARBAR5- IVIAE rress , Barb ' R Tin-nf ix nulhing q.s'mvrilorinuv 11 airzuc and fr1Ir'11,dxl1ip. is 'kliowlitm 3, 4, High Srhool World 2, 3, 43 Paint and Powder 1, 2, Sock and Bus- kin 3, 4, Quill Club 2, 3, Secretary 2. , - q.. -1 M , l f Y if , ll' l 'U J W ' ' K , E A..,, . - . GLAIJYS lYIA,lYN HEWITT 'R MW , Ufllfzrlwslvg 'lsvvl 1'ir1ue. vs - lf A Cappella 1,324 3, -Lg, VVar ,A Stamp Representative 4, A WKMFE s ,.4,. ' ' ,. - f. . ,MX 3' 'IARI vE.o HO JE 9 1:Dirku L ll i1l1o11l frivn1l.t no one wnulzl clzootf- to lice. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 ' N Main!! cy I fri-3 If 'A All I- ' l Hfr5hfgb ' Qillvillinrid' nrzzxicvifn rmuld bg a mi.v111k1', Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Biology Club 3. , . ,l B, BARA 'ANN HUE f-B1,yW ' 1' .tmll lnfwulffzzl and ol rclzrlrwl J il pl: sf' God. Sowmu IS X , +3 Student uh 1,, , 33 Band 29 C ml 'cial .lub 1, Biology ,,C5luhy2. A X 1 ,- 1 ,..,.,.z-f' , CARL 'R M. .fo , HU 1 ,- -Uswdwf ' ' K,-'Ynr .slTl6.l11',v1fg,X11f' li. mr yo ff' 11m1,wr. , ,f I 1 W tsftballfs, 4, 'Bas' li3,' 4, Footb li-K ', 'g 'Trade Schoolrjfflass , .Y ini, 3 -l l22l ll 1 1. r 1 5? 511 President 4. f,-.bb fs A 1 , df' 1 . Lf' CONSTAN JELE.-XNOR If 'NT t +243 l,onni1 ' lil irnwril 1 fnri 1 ly ' nl rmlwltv il ir ' Pr vw SUM.-XNHIS 3, 1 Volleyball lg Art Club lg A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Paint and Powder 1, 25 Girl Reserves 3, +5 Student Council -lg junior Red Cross Representative 4. f vn' Aj ' i , N-ff . ' ESSIB- NE HUNTER Plum irizlmul pomp, uml rich willi- uuf n .vlm11'. ' ZYIDKINIA MAE J! HUNTER , I 6 Ginny rfk Y:-115115 grmnfer than words. 7 U 3oMA is 3, B pi fs Man- age Bas tball lg Vol- JQJ le l g o ling 3, 43 O9 enni , gkgyffappella Z, G1 serv ' 3, -lg High Srlm 'urltf 3, 4. .-L. MARC ARET HU 1 ennis v ng Club . B' 2 ook and I ' 7 f .. r U Npuzlt ig i fl: rm lt pai Ii u 1 1' ur lifvml 'fl Y than v !. an 2, 2, lo ' , Bu in 3 urre Affairs 4 X C ub 3, 4. Vive-Pi sident 3, RUBY MAY-ROY lACK .-alike In rd: of ata! lhvy level' 424, J' .Aka LAVVRENCE SAMUEL JAFFE Larry 1'fm1i,mf it my M111 .if ,1fm,n. Frenrh Club 1, Z, Sock and Buskin 3. GEORGE HOVVARD JOHNSON ers nmw' lhv man. French Club 1, Z3 Sock and Buskin 3. ,ff C! X' .TCI di ,Lili ' C-.1 N0 I ff' C1 lj' 2 ,,,,,1, ' 'Qka4.: ,,, 541' MARIE LUCILLE ' JOHNSON ll I I l I fpv. ull ol us. BENJAMIN JOHNSTON MEM.. ss rr ghing, for he hav Track 1, 2, 3, +3 Cross Country 2, 3, 4. fwpvwx GERTRUDE THERESA KANIA l'll full for pw: anal ink, and wrilv mv minrl. Home Economics 21 Quill Club 2. L231 -5,XSa9-U '.' W5 HARVEY BERNARD KARLIN lir'rnir ' Fur lcrmn-lwlgw, nm, M ilxvlj a puuw-r. Tennis 35 A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, High Srlloul lVorld 3, French Club 2, Debating Club 45 Sock and Buskin -l. LEO RAYMOND IQASELAUSKAS Wl1il1'y Lnnlenlmr nl .mrlmmf .1 141u1l1. Inter-Department Softball 3, 4, Football 3, -lg Basketball 3, -lg Swimming 3, -1, ,K df FR, yifqlgfizca 'H, ' KEA Nb ran W fl 1 y wrurln-.elif w ng 14'nn111l1. l ball 2, Home ECO- nom s Club 1. CONSTANQE xjEA,N K.EHLn:R . J- A C01r71I1 R My f 1 I'lz's rliriifrfeffzfi af-4 -zuv7l. . Badminton -lg Bqnd and ,Or- chestfn. 1, -2, 35- Paint ian.d Powder 1, Y'ice:President 23 Sacli and Bliskin 3, Vice- President 4, lags Vice- Presidgent 3, C ss Secre- tary 4. ' E N l 1 'Silence z iv In-:lm-If-.xl hr-rnld ol jul. Pi Y ong 3. 4 1 ,V ts me-ef . J L-,-Q. VIRGINIA uLAIlXiF ' 0 F nf Q1-.rm nGinn X . xl vnnlf-nfvrl mind ' linnal f,-fm. Ping Pong 3. ,j N. M,-XRJ I3 JULIA H argiru .. lax . I I 1 rl? frrrfnflx. 1 y Basketball Ca l 1,2. RUTH CLARA KLEINERT uRIlll1ll',' ,, I Tu ln- huxy al sonr1'1lll'i1g is 11-mi- 1-.vr muirl'.s lmI1'rlfn'?' A suuANH1qQl4, Biology Club 2, Q ill ?lxutb 2, Curie lfafr. 3, Club -l, ?i1'l Qjaklwles 4:.' K ,, J v ,- fa, , 1 J. if n1,,6RE Y E PRIOR KNAPP ,,F,0,, Yulf1ing iv fllzjmxsilnlr lu ri willing hwurlf' SUMANHIS +5 Bowling 3, +3 Biology 25 Girl Reserves 3 4. X V , , ul , A, Ek,.gi31f ERl1IiJ25AlNN f 131155 . y. -,l 'Cain li w s fill Ihinzx vwld In L1iLig:'fi1-fi Art Club 1. I HAIR Al A l .ABlE'l'll V ' U S' .R . I arlf' l lqgn 1..1.,11111 11111- 111111111-1-111 ,f Su , 'His 43 linaketball 1: Vmglcyball lg Bowling 33 .-X Cappella 2, Field Hockey lg Softball lg Frcnvh Club 11 Current Eve-nts 3. 1. Lf' . ti ' on, , 1.-I 1 fl, L1 MARIAN LARDER .llv1l ,-1 good laugh ix xzlrrxhilw zu 1 h11u.s1'. Field Hockey lg Volleyball lg junior Lift- Saving 23 :X Cappella 1.2: Girl Reserves 3, -lg Student Council 2. GLENN RAVVSON LAW' Sfrmczzy 'llfvul lhuughlx lilw grwll '1 ffX. 11111111 1111 lru111p1-Iv. ERNEST jtll-IN I.EliMON I:'r11i1 ' lI1'1'v 11 ,Izr'nlI1'n11n1. l11'rn11.v1' lux numrfr is I1-11111 111111 1:lI11l111' 111 1'r'f'H l'I1'fllUV1', .X Cappella 1, French Club 2. IEVELYN BliA'I'RICl2 LI'l l'LE '-nw Il11,1111'111w.e W1-111.1 111111111 111 111 tl11n1'1l. Bowling -lg Current Affairs Club 4. .1 if I P S i L D ld ' ff I x,4 C M,xRJoRl11: jOYClE MAUQMAN Margie lcunif 4. H.ll'1lll' f N , lf.-X.l'Y, TRQ ' CA x f x 1 1 o X Q 1 1 'A 11 1,1 11.11111 11 1111 I I.: fl I H lll'll IJ ll if in ' Counnercia Club 13 lii- ology Clul 3 High Srllunl I ll'url11' -lg S udent Council l. 111:53 GEORGE ANTHONY MANICGGIA 1l11'r1- 111 m1111l111111l 111 his I1111l.1. Inter-Department Softball 3, 43 Football 3, +3 Basketball 3, 4. O 1 ,N 121. A 'u1 1 ,M 'rc'rl2'1 1C 3 L l Ruin M 4' 'Tie .bb-wr1 111111 n111k1- 1111- 11-111111 1511 lfulnrl. Volleyball l, 23 Basketball 1, 2, -lg Softball 13 Field llockey Z, 3, -lg Tennis 13 Bowling 3, 41 .X Cappella I1 Girls Leaders' Club 3, -lg Student Council 1. GITRTRUIJIC EVELYN MAXXVICLL Ju A-111-1 1111g1-. ,11111-1. 11.1.1111 Volleyball l, 21 Softball 11 Basketball lg Spanish Club 7. l35l ELVA ELINOR MCCANN 111m WW vflv 11'1'l1 111 II11' l1f'111'l.v nj l11'r flzvrulv. Biology Club 2. K. , t f Y, A . ROBERT' BROVVNLLE. ' -'-- 1 -MCCANN ,KN 'I Bob xf' w X ,4lT1hi11gs are :run by 111111511111-1-. 'Soccer 1, 2, 33 Student Coun- cil 15 Paint and Powder 1, President 2g Hi-Y, Treas- urer 3, 4. MARGARET PHYLLI S MCCARTNEY nlppggyn .-1 merry heart goes 1111 1111- 1111Ax. Basketball lg Volleyball lg Biology 2, 33 French Club 3 President -lg Junior Red Cross 3. AXLICE MARION 1, MCCONKEX uf V l ,AA 1:14111 Plf'11.iufe lx 111.:ughl bu! 1111111 x ,grlw!Ky1111n1e. I volleyifall zg Basketball EVELYN MCCONKEY llErUU Hr1ppy-gr?-Iuvky, fair, 111111 free. Volleyball 2. I .1 K' j Jw- et DORIS LILLIAN MCFARLAND Rnd '24 11 ffvlr 11,1 11.11, fm 1. .I11 1 fm spml, 11111 jar 11 1r11'l11l is lljv 11111 xhnrl. Volleyball 1, 2, -Lg Basket- ball 1, 4-Q Baseball 1, 21 Tennis lg Field Hockey 2, 3, -lg Bowling 3, -lg Girls Leaders' Club 2, 3, Treas- urer -lg Swimming Club 2, 3. lVIARGARE'l' LOUISE NICGRATH ..PI,!l,, fl merry l11'11rl Ilrul l1111gl1x 111 1'11fH. Swimming 3, -Lg Tennis 45 Bowling -lf. N -. X Xe' N 1 F-1' ' 'lx -vs ' . EDVVARD RAYNIOND7 MCGREQOR A' ' 'Maru V 4'L.-151111 fi fn.. lr,-.1 of 1.11 51155561 , , 1 ci1111.x.A . Vg! 1j ' NLA GARET MARY ft, MLYNAMARAJ 0 1Vl111'giflf!' 11 .1- x1ni1i11g. Class, 1lJl'l'ieers Nomination Committee 33 Bowling 4. p ig geflflill . 'lf 'li AUPKE wlzin hilt-ME .KO 311, .1 Ygvlifq-l1'r 14'q1'.i 11r1' zrfzrx uf 1111-11s11n111e.vs Volleyball lg Biology 2. n K.. 1 I V, I lj, lg 0' ,f ' 0 V' 1.1 V ,flfil ' ' I Inf! L .JUNE ELAINE 1 1 f ' MILDNER 1 Junit ' A ,' l TIN mtl 1 In ml ,mlm 1 JW, lung ulzwr ll 14 uv lxlfnll no rnftrfuu Bowling 3, 4, A Cappella l, 2, 3, 45 Life Saving lg Bi- ology Club 33 Current Af- fairs 43 Student Council 3, 4. JEANNE FRANCES MILIKOVVSKI 'llllrfr un rnwnn lo l1fw. Swimming 1, 2, 31 Basket- ball 2, 3: Bowling 31 Stu- dent Counvil 1. f 5 l fi J new F 415, nd Q l'LORR. INll?FUNlCE 1 'Q ii' HPV mi.-L-fghgi.-l'.'f Mn, genllw. lv w . . and lnwg, an mfwllt-nr flung in -. . 9. ' ' uvnmafqv' 1' p . p ,V Basketljlfigl Volleyball 22 jiqwlifng 33 Fiddyffltwkex' 3, 24: Freneh Club lg A Cap- pella '2, 3f 4. .. A , 2 .. f, -t , 1 , gnlijx 'ji'-l' tl I I . N ll' F - J,bj!!1,Jvi:i'xt,r.Mi' tlA1.fER3'-fl l ' UH 5 Bzlig l 'Twp her IE! 'fig of ullwli murlt- l ' lyuf think .ul her. ' . xx., A - K X4 5. N , Swim: II1'gx:fClub'4g Quill he R Qflub Aflfziipt fapfl .Powder A l, .gg toek spd Ruskin 3, 4. S Q , ' ,fi 4' 6, X. Z HIZLFN c'ARo1,YxUg, MOLLER p, Rm ,ul - -ern. pm nuff my lnfi1llXfi71t'l:f1ifrfl. Swimming Itlliuli 4 llliLv Club 44, Ctrl Xizfrirvef islflgf Paintt nal, Powd ZQJL J X c ,- ' , . ,Vx J. GFRARD ANTHONY MONNIERE Rnd NH miuur'-r bring in :now mnlwfl Mum limo- in awful wriulnnf Wtrnl. Golf 13 Basketball 25 Debut- ing Club 1, 23 Paint and Powder 2, Freneh Club Set'- retary 3. I ,. 1' ve- x A J' 1 if is A RMA RA it :px pigs -'MORR'lS't3N A t v' -it , o . A ,Lin Harb l A Q'-1 goof! rrri1'tfp.LJ.r.wm,-t if l.'ir1RtIfm:. SOMKANPFIS +5 Baslzerbalvlg Btiwlinlg lg Field Hohkey lg French Club lg :Y Cappella 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS Pl-ITER MULDOON Cowl nulnrw riwrwr low fi Vlrzeml. Spanish Club 23 Prom Com- mittee 43 Student Counril, 'l'x'eusurer 4. 1 L1 5' ,L-ffm' ' JS JANI-: EL.ljfQj1I?T.l'l! NACKOV! SKI H '-Tn., tff,.m.- .,1,,,,,f,g5w JN-.jgnf1., ' ,,. Volleyball 2' Bl'lNfSllh1F'3,i'4: PQAmt':irf3 T10'Cifffei' 1, Secre- rf 14 tary 23 French Club 1z3A.4n7- Cappella 2, 3, 4Q+f'1Il'i16'SlI'?l 1, 2. .4 1 Af' V, re A f ' ' UIQURGE JAMES NACZUVVSKI Ski 1 4 lllllw noliwrrw non' unrl llwll iv rwlixllt-fl lu lfiw lwvl of funn. Football 45 French Club lg Paint and Powder 23 Souk and Ruskin 33 Ili-Y 4. LILLIAN JOHRNNE ' ll' . wwmtfo . ' W' , . l.iI .' I 1 . .f , L' 1 . f 1 A-rf genzxg rm gold .Jw llmfrlx I0 ll I N wufurg 5 ' xhirwx ilzlrilisifhlly jrl1'1.i,' Field H61-kex 1, 2, 3, 415113118- kdtliall 1, 2: 3,4, Volley- ball 1, Z., Paiutxand Powder 13 Swimming Club 2, 3, lai- ology Club' 2, A Cappel'la'1, 2,'3, -I-gjifirl Rese1'y.es'3, -lg mm sf-1,001 Worm hh Girls Leaders' Club 2, Treasurer 3, Junior Red Cross Repre- www sentative 4. IMj RICHARD LEX QW NASSIFF '-1Jifk fill mlm! ln' wulrlwsz in rl zrollrl like num. Football 4. ,l .f.v. 'L 'l 2, . if , ,, . , ,Q 11g,ET'rY MAIQ' N3C'PlOLSi , - , Bf'Iiyn111f .1 4. fe 1 1 . Ze un affix: ii P Nut I ilulqfif SGMANHISZ 43 jjeifdfofloekey wf'Frene'n Cl V 1, 2, Art 'Club Mg 'Quill Club 1, Z, Se,ore'tary 3, Vice-President ,ff SlflCl1 lQ-Gdllllilfll 3. . Lf' 1 . -,e1 ' , ji 1 .J ' 'r '. , 1 . -V' f,'i'L'A 'L ' .11 fe ,Y , E :ug . J , T . if 'AQKJ X V' Q ,.fQALQi,N FREDERIC - 'D osxdoou nb' Q mfr, I ' 'A Ozz11 ' Flaw jlom worry is hr. Football 4. FRANCES ANN I -PYSTROWVSIQI V ff! Ulrrigyhev Kip, x lr' .vans 'I 1' in u'1i'1 rzrli ff gronzv. N ' I il Soi N11-U!-Vfoguglleyball 1, 2, J-'3,i? A Cappella lg 3, Bi- ! olo l es 4' EEQKC U. , ' 'f' J . ,- K. ' ., 1,15 hc 1281 . .1 , l LZUIQABETH VERQR-icfx 7 f W Fepiiww ff lf, ' 'Bfrry A'-l ffl! 'If NH 1IIf'l I fowl! Qxbywzilllf nf' r'fIf'f'rfzzlm-.x.x. , f' -.' , W 5- , I Volleyball 1'g Bowling' 3 Q Paint and Powder 1, 21 Library Club 1, 2, WJN' UYNTHIA P is .P lSlIII1 ka .. ,. 95,9 0 ml.-xN1dflggBf5w' 'nf 4, A C' Il , , Q Frenc' ub 4, 'ildj-Rese1:'esLy . N J l, A s E1.'lE .lv R , E CTG ,IN Y C nrlir' K pour I ,x ru . J Volleyba 1, S f mall 13 Basketball lg Paint and Powder 1, 2, Sock and Bus- kin 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Quill Club 2. lewis FLORENCE ANNE PALLEIN She smilwl .xo uw-rftlv. W Field Hockey 1, Volleyball 1, 2, High Srlmrll World 1, 2, 3, -lg Paint and Powder 1, 2, Girl Reserves 3, +5 Student Council 1, Biology Club Z, Junior Red Cross Representative 3. R ' :Ia Ll.-X1?rllA6. hllur ron! Il our lmxt lzulfllgfl GILBE T'Ii'I2,YlCI1li'l' P .LCILAT . .,' 5 . ' NX' , Gill J ' t .-v . 'ln plwuxun' vnflzzrm rlrlvwlmfzfvl lm 4. 1-f1rivry..' 5 lliylz Srllfml lI'urltl 43 Art Club lg Library Club 2, President 3g Girl Reserves 3, 4, Quill Club 23 French Club 1, 4. YVINIFRED ALICE PENTLAND 1i11l1J The wwf uf :hw nun r rm mil ni ht- lwr.omfiIm.'A Tennis 11 A Cappella l, 2, 3 I 3, 43 laint and lowcler I, 2, Student Counvil 1, Swim- ming Club 3, Captain 43 Li- brary Club 2, Howling 45 Girl Reserves 3, 41 Sock and Ruskin 3, 4. DICSPO I'El'l2RI'l'lS Dry mul 1,1-1 .mfr 1-...Y naw f1,,,,ii.'m.' SUMANHIS 4: Bowling 41 Biology 2. JC.. i.Xlllfl,lNlC Ll' , LLE PERKINS Jil xjlx nrwfu as Ihr flfn' ix lfnrlgf Bowling.: 3, Girl Reserves 4 Biology 2. H ICLI-IN TIIIERESA PESCIK Kiny 'A Ill ix ll nur r'. Bowling 3, r Art'hery 4 Tennis 4' ' Club 43 Girl 3 lf HM, XVILLIAM MOORE PETERSON 1, Bill Intl, fwfifl llmughlv ,.-,mfr in H flw hwurt uf rffurlfisvf' Sock and Buskin 3, Treas- urer 4, Quill Club 2, 3, Sec'- yshg kk retary-Treasurer 4, French t QQ:T5T1- ff Club 3, 41 Chess Club 2 3 l J 1 R X A if 1 , ' if gs if 7 ., 5 A if if ,W sl i m.N , lf, 4:4 321' 3 if 351' 4 AN ' is ' lf 1 3' Q 3 KX 'iffy' 5 Li' Q El? 4 s is 4 ' laint and Iowder l, 2, l m ' 'A -V ELIJICN I'll'l'iR lflt1'i1 ' y4 -'nn mrlifml smzlv IW-,.,,..'.f him. ,gif . Y - Football 3, 4, Cross Country 'Q 1, Frenrh Club lg Student Council Alternate 2, Band 1. -M' ,dave ALM' lk PU .,I.Ll ..A-lla '-11, f,umf,,. ,Hui f-m,ri,l.',,.-., slmll hw sour wrrfingrlif' liowlinsg 3. IRICNE ROSE l'ON'l'ICEI.I.I nl., xl niwnj hrurl lnflkwtli fl rlwvrflil 1'llUllf1'l1fHlf'l'.n Bowling 3, 43 Biology Club 2. EDVVARD jUllN l'RlfNTlClf Hllirfrliilvi '1ll muwl ln' wulrivsl 11 rl lrorlfl Iikf- num. Inter-Department Football 3, 3 Softball 3, 4. o-7 Z WV I KES PR ' JN MP0 U , 5 mg g A 1m mr aelxwxwl wr lmuL nn: ' 1. Soccer 4, 'rc q , try Z, 3, Baseball 3 Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, Captain +5 A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMA HELEN PROVRNCAL Norm Tn friendship wrvry llurrlr-n Iiglzlf' Bowling 45 Volleyball 2. sf If-X! i 41? , . rf ' Q. Ji QM! l .. MNA MARGARE1 ,Rmmoysuno 1 ., , . ,, ' Ji 'piuzf' ,. x 'J A I Lf As lbxtsuzgvrulnrx flfnlglbfbxsn rim-.N A . ., , , 'J . ., .. ful mlm Irjw. V Art Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. 51.4, F5 L'ILL1A.N.. MARGARET I ,fREUTHER 1 nliln Tim 11lr11b.JnrgJ1l.v uf wit Surf llw nliullumrflzli nf pnu'r'r. Ilolleyball 13 Basketball 1. ,, MARIE 1 OI ' R She fha Ms 1 if ' corrzpuxs wl' ' Bi gy l 3 Q 0 bl Ol RA IS -Li ROBERTS ' Bowling 4, ogy Club 2g Tennis 1. FRANCES CECIL ROBINSON Fran P nvncrz rmzl gz'r1Llvnf'.vs is power M l W .a . ' ,Lf MARIANNA EL11:7xBE'1'1fi u fS4AP'l,IfENZA ' yn' 'glrlsjin I- If ' M .MI ' So.a.1ANH1s'fg'lBasketl1all lg A Cappella I, 3, +5 High Srlzool World +5 Junior Red Cross Representative -I-3 Vol- leyball 1, 2, Bowling 3, 4-Q Biology Club 25 Girl Re- serves 4. wwf' 1 3315 ' w !c'k2 Il av , ' , ' I X--JA! LUCILLE YIWNIFRED SARGENT nlluu I' II many rz grfm nf purest v Bowling 45 Biology Club 21 Student Council Alternate 1, Girl Reserves 4. 'J . gl VIRGINIA ANN I ' SCHAUB W Gingrr French Club Z. ALICE ICLIZABETH SCIIIVIIIJT 1 Sin-rvxs in hrr vrvrv uclinnf' Somarcms 43 Vo'llej'l'Sall 1, 2, 33 Basketlwr1kl11fH'23 Baseball 13 Bowling.,3'3 Student ,Coun- ril 1, 2, 3, Secretary 43 Bi- ology Club 23 Giggieaders' Club 3, 43 Girl eserves 3, 43 Class Vice-President 43 Prom Committee 4. l BF'I H WW A I rfii SCOTT A An rl - .mf 1 1- in lirr rf s ft-nf. vfrf- H Q Biology Cl m 2, 33 Library Club 3. M . it Xl. W lp EA .T I' NCIS , LLE V lI Ulllur X' A x 3 mul rwuri wurlh gold. Bowling VVILLIAM SHAVV Bill Hr pmjilx mnw mlm .wrrv-.s be'sl.' Track 1, 2, Captain 33 Bas- ketball 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. . IW , 5 ' DORO I3ILY' AG S A . I ,H 01 V lrilxh- h.JPQI10x?Jlz1ug11lXf:r. X Biology Clulp 23 wrary Clrih . 3' I FRANc'1s COURTNEY A SHI-ZA Dar ,-I fwllfm' nf plain urn! :mourned rmaslrzrrry. Cross Country 33 Track 3, Manager 43 French Club 1, 2. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH SHIPMAN JI, snlw and my wn11'nu-nfs 1 mfl' nfrn 'pnrvly urfgimilf' Orchestra 1, 23 Sock and Buskin 3, 43 Debating Club 23 Girl Reserves 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 High Sflzool World 4. ' ' .finwf . fl. I . , VVILLIAM SIMPSON , YSIHUFI' ' - Thu an nuff alum lhll 11 ac t'olr1.1u1r11'ml will: nnlnlv L 'V ' xii Current Affairs Club 3. . NNAM bwrlm' Iliff: urf- Ihr' uw! . SOMANHIS 43 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 13 Softball 13 Swimming Z3 Bowling 33 Badminton 43 Paint and Powder 23 Span- ish Club 2, 3, -I-3 Student Council Alternate 43 Quill Club 43 Girls Leaders' Club 2, 3, Sevretary 4. .I QLORIA :INN , SLAHTOSKY Q J K, Ja Y , .Al ff Sizzix I' 1' iTi.c gum! fh'If71' nu-,ry .md 3visv'. I Quill Club 2 3 Current Af- fairs Club 33 Home Eco- nomics Club 2. GRANT THOMAS SLOAN Fuzzy The tranquil mind zfv f1'z'h1'r lfmn 11 Nairn. Cross Country 2, 3, Manager +3 French Club 1. Q, n.2,n fix . F i 1 ' J 7 PHILIME C , ,. b stvgoxqw inllwr hriglil .vmili ,mm my still. ' l Softball 1, Tennis 1, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, Girls Leaders' Club 3, -I-g A Cap- pella 1, Home Economics Club 2. D, gl' , - Cf' A ' - , tj Q ,J ' I ' N j 3 'J ll My ff IARl56E,AR NE ,. ' .1 J :jj SLOT JE Ns ' QBEIH F n.7Ia'L,f, . f ' film.: mppyf' jd l1li1r:mi1,:1:'l,!gra? are igr und lime! to L V . panish Club . lil serves 3, 4, , Field Hockey 1, 22, Biology 15471001 H rid 3, 4. Club 1, A Cappella 1, 3, 4. ' .ALBF sa lyk I' ' ST, W ., L ,, . ' Mia I fi I , .4f..1 ,l-'film lm-ffl 0 pl V, 1 ' 3 34 zum: 11 ' CHARLES FR N rxmiii f , yu fffigil P nc'e' , Volleyball H U N 1, 2, 33 Bov ng -1, Basket- ,-L' A 'l '1 h 'l 'NQJQ ball 1, 2, Commercial Club J J 1, Paint and Powder 1, 2, 'MJ Biology Club 2, Girls Leaders' Club 2, Secretary 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4. A VLVVJJ . . HELENbMARJoR1tf sy rg, :LLA 1,-SMYTH I QQ- I' n -, ,WIar0, 1 1-num. .r m ' I. EQTIIIII xrlzidz begs us .s vlwvrflll- ask all I nie' Saving 'frf'-ff. ,V 'J 2, lo 5.9 rib . Art Club xILenni Y 2' Bowling 4' 2' 'ul' ' Quill Zluli Z5 Debating Club 3 2, 3, 4, Current Affairs 3, -L. , If 1 I fir. O' +9 it, f . 1'E ENQQ J'1'f111'y If fri-'Q' 'Al um rrrvillliv in mv fliribrlxf' Sl101'Iy Confr'nl is l1upp1'lwx.s Volleyball 3. , mi Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, Tennis 2, Bowling +3 A Cappella l, Z, 3, 4: Girls Leaders' Club 2, 35 Girl Re- serves 3, +5 Student Council Alternate 3. 1 i 1 fum chnrm. ,V x I Y' I F J Q V , VSHEIL jU,N ,fd 5 X STEVENSON . -ffa fl - , . ,lf 'Lflff mr hrgyqbhflng lm v arlfiv u rlxnlfv bii l V bf SoMANi 43 Field lrloiikiey lq l 5 all 1, 2,'3g Swim- mi I'eajn 2,1 Manager 3: Bowling I ,fill Commercial Club 1f3 Pjint and Powder 22 Biolo Cl9b122 Girls .Lfadefeyluyzf can Rev Nerves 3, w0:'StL1der1t,Q0.M1ril 4, f K., hu f SANDRA GRANT STUART ' ' Sandy lfil11 virlur und quirlnf-sv may ff.m,1m mf Moria. Volleyball lg Bowling 43 Paint and Powder 1, 2, Swimming Club 3. X4- K x . ' RUE! Q MARYXANN srurrlygx ff , ,. X97 Ae- rfilyx K TL4vf1.-n7'.,f -bqnfxv, 14-mga.-f iVolleyl?ii'l'l 1, 21 Qgsikgtliiill ll X13 Bowling 3, -1-1 A, uppe a lg High Srlzool Iforld 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Span- ish Club 21 Student Council 2. , V 4 .Af ' VV.. KAIJFREI A QWIAEL f -z ' 'IEC V .,, ' Al , hir 141411 Ihr' gllnw' ,I Varsity Bakketball 4. R' ,. sxi155.15,2X,33?g.7 f V ' l ,, .gh Akkf .. , -' ,I B 1 : if . I fjf . 1' . , , J ,. 1 l V A EDNA MARY TAYLOR -'Thr .um-,N garlnnrl lu ml- .ul-.W ml rnr1i1lf'n: , ' ,X SoMANH1si+g Vol,l9lj'ball 1, 23N Field' Hockey fg Bowling 3,143 A Ctippella lg Biology Club 25 Girl Reserves 3, 4. l33l I lil i aj' i' ,ZA E H NELSON -, gRA1,1, ' - K n vi I ' wily , . H ' :if we u' nmnnvrv rm f' gf-,Mil fmnf. Volleyball 1, Biology Club 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4. .IEAN ALlCl 'l'l Tia i Thr gfml me rumvnl f nl gf 1.x Ihr' irnagllgif' - SOMAN +3 Volleyb 23 A Capp lgU54olo H C 3 a'r nd Powder 3 ll C w Ig French uh 4 , . JANE FRANCES Tolbilbi i'C117Ill1'.r gilfrf us frlflilillllllfity, :lis- l1'nz'Iiun.s, :md ,voriul polilvf' Soxmxms 45 Student Coun- eil 13 Biology Club 2. .r t I -gf-ek me Q MARY iIfLlERESA -QR TOPPING 1 .'-5'B?Yl1f't 4 x R Thr rhfirwl 111:11 filvwiulrzexs pj hav mlkf' V ' junior Life Saving 2: Paint and Powder 1, 23 Student Counril Alternate 1. lf' f A AIJCX AU RN-XEBDV ' prmifr fl 'fu nw- is Ihr Hr. rvquzgftf I0 rl-111 mul'-flu! 'ngxlu A I , h, V eoxi. NHIS , 43 I 196 Salma! IV 3 Quill ,lub 11 Q -De- bariig Cliibpl, 2: Smdem Council 29 3f,'Girl Reserves 3, Seer fy -lg Badminton 41 Bow il? 4. I' ' I 1 4 Q ff 'u N 0 I D 44 If ky!! Thu busi of life is m ga forwarrlf' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 35 French Club 1, 25 Student Council 1, 45 High Srlzool W'orld 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 4. WALLACE RAYMOND TRACY .' Hf'nlIy FREDERICK MONROE TR IN DER Frf'd', To think is ln acl. Inter-Department Softball. 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Swimming 3, 45 Band 1, 2. K-RRLYN x '1 INA - K Carol A rare C ln, 1 clnvzzm fricnfllirzesx frrlirff' Basketball 15 Softball 15 Paint and Powder 15 Sock and Buskin 4. ourffiilxxcoc A ,Nike .Q nyhfiul E 1!N5.' Plr'rgrur5' a Minn, niakeithb hours svwnx 114151, SOMANHIS ?fFrench Club 1, 2: 'Tragic ,C 2, 3, 45 Football 4. A ,H 5 ff' 5 , lf E ..., ,rf 1 'Fl 1 ii Q Y 5 . W P .w 5,25 3gggg,f,,gi Q.. f , , E341 VVALTER AUGUST VON HONE WaIt . .4 man may be anfdrlist Ihough hg . L '. ,, 1 Imac no: his zapl.: nbqur lrzm,,f,,,3 1 4 - Football 3, 45 ,Art C-lxilg'i3. Vice-Prpfideis 45 ,Sock and Buskingff. , V 1' I5 'A LAURA JUNE WALKER Lulu Tho mirror nf nIl rourzrsyf' French Club Z5 Quill Club 3, 45 Tennis 45 Bowling 35 Volleyball Zgxliasketball 2. ,j 'A , J j GEN i:XiE1,lLEN r vvALifqqfN 4 1r , .1 ff.v.v bv! gx In lhose who ar rf :nm-df' French Club 15 Paint and Powder 1, 23 Sock and Bus- kin 45 Art Club 4. Wi lr nppy only V t gram. ' ' 74 Mage HELEN JUNE VVARRINGTON L'mlwr.emn1ling is :lm wealzh ol wealth. BARBARA JANE VVATERMAN Barb Mnrlr.vly is the bmzuly nf worn French Club 4. ml ShllRLE'Y VVI-LHB I 5 tfCy1! Lrlf 1: nor life nr all urllmuz rlrlighlf' Bowling 43 junior Red Cross Representative 4. 1. 4 I. BARBARA ,MAE XV'RlR raBobn ' Thr hex! of life is run I A i lNlAR-IORIE lWlARllf , VVELD qi lWargir x ln i virlurs are rirhf'.s. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Softball 33 Paint and Powder 1, 23 odi and Buskin 33 Student Apuncil 1. LUCABELLE VVEST ii To0lir l3vd1'1'il111nlily' can only lrr' frrliir1'rri Q5 fi ff..-. .5 x Basketball 13 boftball 13 Commercial Clnb 13 Art Club 2, 43 Sock and Huskin 3, 4.3 Student Cbuncil Alter- nate 3. ' 'ki ' K A, , ELSIE CECELIA XVETHERELL 3 Il v nw chnrnwfl In' r1vaic.vsI Q!!d Vullevbal ' wall 13 e kvli g 43 awk 3 V Lois IDAVQVCHI' ,f OUSE f 0' Elms JJ' 3 Hqzvrv' I fl fm' r nf our lirm l tlmul 3 fetch I flh u'1'lh0u1 sorfw 1 .u?r.i' ATF Q W'r1 1,'2!'6gnlogy Club 1, 23 Studqub founcil I. I Lx ABUVI do QV' 'W'J 'L4 A L W Nkwfv F ORA VILLET ,xxvy Nan Hlfvr vrrv smile and trillt' lrmgue lin'r:g.v fr mzilv In 1-wrwrn-. A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Economics 23 Current Af- fairs 43 Student Council Al- ternate 13 Tennis 23 Bowl- ing 4. B , , Q i I ,v' ., A 3, CECELIA ANN VVILSON Shorty '-.wfff nf mfmnpf, H-,nm ul hmm. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Tennis 23 Swimming Club 2, 3. ff ir ,YJ ,L , GA f ' A v 'C 3' EDVVARIJ JAMES NVILSON ..Dm,. -'Thr .wfhu,m,mf ilztmmt of t nulh. Student Council Alternate 23 Basketball Mascot 1, 2, 3, 4. lwwl' VVILSON If ij!! LOllISE S 'AThe most manifest sign nf u'i.wlunl is clxferlulnessf' Biology Club lg Library Club 4. Km ?IERI'NlE WLRT LLA ,4QkinziA overfluur nrinvxsf' . flwlweil 4' J ,. Vollelball Wlgl Archery 45 Bowling .4-g Paint and Pow- der l,2g'Higl1Scl10oI World 1, 2, 3, -lg Librarian 25 Quill Club 1, 25 Sock and Buskin 3, 4. E LORRAINE AY igvnw is llxe nmllwr nf good fortune. ' V ll a 15 Commercial K C 1. 1 . SAMUEL ERNICST ZWICK Sam Silence is gain Lu many nj num - ff kmd, Inter-Department Softball 3, 45 Football 3, -lg Basketball 3, 4. l36l u-5 132- , ,r , ,KJ ffl , ff ' Cdnf I fl C9217 .ffl 1' N ASV G Eb' i - f' Johnny Vzlrnrily und wil make lite man KENNETH LESTER YEOMANS Kfn ny Ziff' is In mukf Ifusirzesx n plmmurr and pleasure a Hi-Y 4. Adv., f f RAYM VVI I B1u1 B d And in.1Y7iT' field of s rfs we me Track , , 13.-io all 3, 43 sketllall g u t Council 1,23 i . ' C Ulf Bovf I N fiavucc YAXN I-ix K 'FEB N 14, X MN 14 v X mx '27, X , 1 X 9 - ' V , . . 1 4 V ' ' s . 4.5. ., l Q . I ,q5q,:,: . K f . 13-'.-'T , a f:,f,'x ' , Q T .' :F o ' ufifif'-f'. - f, S-iF:-52. 0 . . ' - 'fiifflii ,R I'-'Ami ' . 'ua-'fhfx tw - 'mjx c f ':o':'f.-.,g-- visa , '. '.4.ffQ'.X X, HN fr 9 X iii! .5 5 ' f u IM 'nf' X R 1 . ,I -: ' 5. ' 1 Alf fifflv O X 'FA 'V f I 19' -' I X' . N X ' X R I X ROBERT LOUIS ARENDT Hob II is 1 mm ruin' hun fur ull 1 411, , Captain 2. CLIVE BARNSBICYE Ih gn-fm-xl nw-ulzh ix rurllvlll J,-XNHQS BRl'l I'ON Hflhllllllyn 1 nwrmzmff U my wuz ,ff Mun A I I fn nw!! fn 1lmu,A:hl. U71 OSCAR CHXFRO 0zzfr ' If 1 ffm ,HH ,, fff,f,,f1,f.,,,, I'II ,M lffrm 11 In mv Inu urmlw. ROBICRT EMINII-1'l l' UUNNURS Boll 'llw .M W rulxwl Mm! rr HI' miglll ,Wx 1,,, ,mm V., Arfm 11 1 mm Al0SEPH'AN'l'llUNY CONXTI Jnr ' ilu whurfzrlwr will nm him 'hw lmmfr um! H-wpm-1 H1 MK jvllrfu Hl1'H.n Spanish fluh 33 Student Cmxllvil 3, 4. HOWARD JAMES HAMPTON 1'Gunn1'r '54 man who luuglix mun surely 111' 1m'll.', Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foote ball 3, +3 French Club lg A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS HENRI I-IEATLEY Tommy A'Thff gift of gaiwly may In' lin' grvalwsl good jorzunwfl Cross-Country 1, 2, 3g Track Z3 Hi-Y 3. ROYCE LOOMIS HOLLISTER Honest funn- awaits lhv lruls good. RICHARD KARL -IAGOUTZ Dirk Good look.: mukr- the man. Soccer 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 23 Hi-Y 35 Student Council 1, 2, Treasurer 3g Spanish Club President 2, Band 2, Leader 2. MILTON PAUL KOZELKA Cl1if-le 'AW l d d b I ll i an mis om arf' o n 11-1' 1 n mall. Football 4, Hi-Y 4. S5 VVILLIAM FRANCIS MANSFIELD Bill lli.v .s1cif1m'.v.r rfquulx that of filer- '11rV. Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Biology Club lg Stu- dent Council 2. MONROE ORRIN MORRIS npafv llc is 11 man lhruugln und lhmughf' French Club 1, 2, Student Council 2. FRANCIS EDVVARD RIEDER Fran A grval man ix murlv up of quali- lirx zlruz nmkf' grvuz occasiorzsf' Cross-Country 1, 2, Captain 3, Track 1, 2, Hi-Y 3. VVALTER SMITH 'AHze lhufs conlenl hath enough. EDWARD OWEN STEELE :rl-lanky: filer: of few words are the besl rnwn,.!' Sl PASQUALE ROCCO JOHN JOSEPH VENDRILLO sUnoL MP In Il Johann, Pwr,wrmI1'ty' rmikvv lhe lender. Siricerv and mirriesl in his df-mls. Inter-Department Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4. DONALD EIMER ALLEN Whi!!y .-1 good inlcnlinn clolhes fix:-If wilh sudden pun-1-r. IOSEPH PALLAZZI A patient man ix n pnllern for u kingf, CLASS IXIOTTO: Carpe Diem, Seize SHERVVOOD CHARLES ASPINVVALI. Trim gufulzmsx splingx from munx own hwnrl. Spanish Club 2. DONALD SCRANTUN 1WfGill Wit lnulrvx iix mcn 1a'f'l4'ur:14', und Iviwflx ull rllslmrt ns. Rifle Team 1, Captain Z5 Soccer 2, 3g French Club 1. Baseball 33 Football 1, 2, 3: Swimming lg Debating 23 Student Council 1, 2, 3. VVILLIAM GEORGE ANDERSON Sfw1'df .-I good mrm ix wnrlh kzwwilu u'1'll, Basketball 1, 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Tennis 2, 3. EARL VVHITCOMB Such high-bn-il manners, such gfmtl-lmlured wil. the Opportunity Presidenl .... .. ROBERT ALVORD Vive-Prfsiflmf .. ..... ALICE SCHMIDT Sffretary .... ., CONSTANCE KEHLER Treasurer . . .... RANDALL COLE CLASS COMMITTEES GIFT COMMITTEE HISTORY Nancy Jane Anderson John Groman Patricia Comins Constance Kehler Robert McCann Jacqueline Heatley Sheila Stevenson George Nackowski Constance Hunt Alexa Tournaud PROPHECY COMMITTEE Olga Brennan Pearl Gicsecke Barbara Hue Marian Larder john Tournaud Lucille Sargent Lillian Naretto Alice Schmidt Alberta Staum Richard Dougan David Galligan VVilliam Shaw Edward VVilson Mary Sullivan COMMITTEE Richard Buckley Richard Gaudino Francis Muldoon Raymond Zemenak YVILL COMMITTEE Robert Alvord Randall Cole Robert Douglas Thomas Gorman y? xg-pgs I- ,,.4 A in L- .,,v,4 ' ,,.,, ,, 44, GH? l- , I Y 1, .g 5- 'L 'F t A 'Y 4 ' , Y V : T Ja. I Xe 'K ' ri 500,64 I39I 'Hif:,zpf1..f ff Mm' f 'f--Qgu, . ,A G.: .ffl-. - in b-f '?3-3551612 1' -X' V - x, ,Q f ,. - hs f'?'+. 'f veg , ,, ,U V. M f 111 -.,, t'e A 315232 -lgivif' ' 'iT-3 fi . ffjl -2.5 N X f I 9 xr v Q 'T' I'-N.. x 5 J , ' s,.1 1- ff- v7 ' ' 4' if ra- .J A 'X .1 'Z F R xv nyc? 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Qfgffff' -T '? ., 5 gffgg lA . ff- 'S N- -' ' 1... ., If' J, ' 35-'JFYJKH l if - ' 1 ' -7 ' .H Olin AUTUMOTXVE H4010 f s S D c ORCHESTQARRENT Af MR Tu WCM gnu Rfsmvfs Jnnfocrfoss 5 ' HI- L pUlI'z1lV ro mms 'JIM ART PAINTAITDPUWDER socsmnnnusxm My LIBRARY DEBATIHG mowcy Quan cuom BAN HS. 0RlD xx My ff K.Gf!'0YESa IJ-C Elaine Broda SOr'l'Ti1lNl1IS First rofw-Miss Fellows, j. Vice, VV. Dion, A. Schmidt, A. Tournaud, P. Comins, P. Giesecke, V. Hunter, R. Dolsen Miss Henderson. Second rofw--B. Morrison, Averill, j. Tivnan, D. Peperitis, C. Hunt, G. Gustafson, E. Flora, B. Kuster, S. Stevenson L. Bowen, Mr. VVright. Third rofw--B, Bernard, F. Ostrowski, R. Sinnamon, B. Fitzgerald, E. Broda, F. Knapp. U N u Fourth rofw-S. Werbner, j. Heatley, j. Tomm, E. Taylor, D. Dunlop, O. Brennan, B. Nichols, j. Fogarty, j. Elliott. Fifth ro-u'-R. Genovesi, B. Hue, M. Sapienza, j. Apurton. E E S Somanhis Staff ALEXA 'TOURNAUD '44, ELI: EDITORIAL STAFF Exfculifvz' Board Patricia Comins '44 VVilfred Dion '44 Richard Dolsen '44 Pearl Giesecke '44 Alice Schmidt '44 john Vice '44 Slzllistizxr Patricia Comins-Head jewell Averill '44 Edna Giesecke '44 Barbara Nlorrison '44 Marianna Sapien Edna Taylor '44 Grace Brown '45 Club Writr'-upx za '44 Alexa Tournaud-Head jean Tivnan '44 joan Apurton '45 Sidney VVerbner Co-sporty Editor: '45 WVilfred Dion '44 Richard Dolsen '44 Girls' Sporfs Rell il Sinnamon '44 ur in fluff VIRGINIA H ART STAFF Olga Brennan 44 james Elliott '44 Elda Fiora '44 Betty Nichols '44 Robert CJEIIOVSSI '44 Typing Pearl Giesecke-Head Lorraine Bowen '44 Doris Dunlop '44 Gloria Gustafson '44 Frances Ostrowski '44 Despo Peperitis '44 Pirfurrs Alice Schmidt '44 john Vice '44 john Fogarty '45 FACULTY ADVISERS Miss lone Fellows Editorial Smff Miss Hope Henderson- .lrl Slaff Mr. Russell VVright- B1lJ'I'7Il'J5 Sfajf l42I X x X UNTER '44, Iizzrifzfxs Marzaywr BUSINESS STAFF Barbara Hue '44-Secretary jean Carlson '44- Bookkeeper .llfmbfrs '-H v i4.Y.YOFIIlfI' Mem brrr, Florence Knapp Betty Fitzgerald Ruth Kleinert jacqueline Heatley Barbara Kuster jane Tomm Connie Hunt Elsie VVray Betty Hasbrouck Sheila Stevenson Betsy Bernard Gilda Accornero Roy Haugh Loretta Shea joan Fontana Virginia Katzung Mae Vennard Emily Strong Donna Boyd Florence Moriarty jane VVinchester '45 .E+ '- - 1 ' W Hll'H SCIIOUI. IIURLD H1 mu-J. Tournaud, M. Balch, R. VVirtalla, E. Carlson, L. Clark, M. Sullivan, F. Pallein, hl. Apurton, 'l'. fillllll fond row-Miss Estes, j. Chitjian, P. Kaitlin, A. Pazianos, I. Illing, V. Hunter. T Ilfmf rom'-J. Pallein. ourtll rofu'-VV. Dion, E. .-Xnelisio, G. Pelchat, M. Kloppenhurg, Maltempo, C. llansen, U. Brown, j. Sta E.. Carrigan, C. Patten. F1 th rafub-M. Sapienza, D, Dunlop. Es E High School orld X X. During the year when the main interest of all clubs was to help win the war, the High Selma! Llfillffll, under the direction of Miss Helen Iistes, did its part hy giving puhlicity and support to all the programs which led to this end, as in stories on the Red Cross drive and the regular reports on the YVar Stamp Drive. Besides aiding the war effort, the llvnrlrl continued its practice of acquainting the pub- lic with high school happenings. ln this way the U'm-lr! has helped to cement friendly re- lations between the citizens of Manchester and the high school students. 'lihe Golden -luhilee lssue of the ll'url11', printed in April, too late for record in last year's Som.-xNHis, revived the history of Manchester Highs first fifty years. The championship football team as well as all other sports, was given support in all games hy the sports-writer of the paper. All assemblies and other school activities were covered hy the Ilvflfjll reporters. Frequent news of Xl. H. S. graduates in service have linked the past and present stu- dent hodies. At the weekly meetings of the High Srlmnl Uhrlrl, writing techniques were discussed and interviews were often conducted. Although the ll'm'M was still restricted to six columns, the '43-'-H year was one of the most outstanding of the lliyll SVIIUII! ll'urlrl. ag 'uv . . J-. N. .. . - Quiz -.ff ,.e .., 1 ff A3 -1-N f- Q-af ,ff . 1-V. - ., , f ., . --f . L-:f- 'E 4 xr ig ' N i Af? 500,64 1431 STUDENT CO UNCH. lfff rofw-B. Harmin, Tournaud, D. Kennedy, G. Amhulos, A. Schmidt, R. Alvord, R. Pierro, E. Palmer, J. Lebiedz, Conti. Second row--R, Turkington, VViley, A. Pazianos, D. McGugan, -I. Gremmo, C. llunt, J. Mildner, G. Po ott L. McKee, J. Miller, I. llling. Tlzzrd ro-w--J. Sullivan, R. Sinnamon, M. Kehl, J. Mather, A. Beechler, R. Hadden, L. Benoit. Iourtlz rofw-W. Cartier, F. Vicki, T. Bailey, l. Brunnelle, L. Thompson, A. Campbell, J. Donovan, VV. Noren C. Young, A. Klein. 1 I1 rome-B. Spaulding, H. Stevenson, J. Sinnamon, Mrs. Campbell, A. Diliattisto, C. Peterson, VV. Milikowslti G. Keith, J, Cunningham, D. Hall. E X. Student Council E E Student Council, under the leadership of hlrs. Niarguerite Campbell, excelled its pre- vious fine record this year by the exceptional Work it has done in promoting the War effort. Throughout the year each representative has worked to secure one hundred per cent par- ticipation by his fellow hotne-room students in the purchase of War stamps. ln many rooms this was accomplished and the school was able to win and keep the Treasury Klin- ute lVIan Flag. ln the Triple Jeep Cam- paign enough stamps and bonds were bought hy the school to purchase a flying jeep and an amphibian jeep. VVar stamps were sold at several of the dances which were sponsored by the council. Greeting cards were sent at Christmas to hundreds of former iwanchester High School students now in service overseas or in this cigarettes were in lX1anchester. the success of the Red Cross country. Gift packages of sent to the soldiers stationed The council Worked for the Fourth War Loan and drive. ln all of these projects there was an unusually fine response from the school. making this year one of the most successful in the history of the council. 'As f ru - .- . 2-,. r.. - ' .1 , .- . if-1 - - 1 ff ' rf . Zfzf c ' A X ff- 4 fa. '115 A . -,Q ' - ny'-ef 7 NL X L. .A ,h in 2 f I jj- fu- -if if -- rTf70164 HH Cl VRRENT .AIFIQAIIRS CLUB s .. . sw. Firsl rofu'-Miss Putnam, S. Ostrinsky, M. Palmer, ll. Stevenson, YV. Dion, R. Turkington, B. Yurkshot, Fogartv R. Dolsen, Mrs. Campbell. l Sfrnml rofw-Mr. Piper, N. VVillett, Mildner, xl. Simmons, R. Upalavh, H. Sudol, B. Graham, D, Dunlop, B. Anders Thfrif rnfzv-IC. Little, G. Andreo, B. Haslwrouek, M. Hurley. G. Siteman. at r Current Affairs Club it i. 'lilie purpose of the Current Affairs Cluh is to promote interest in and better under- standing of the problems confronting the nation and world today. This eluh is under the direction of Xlrs. Klarguerite Campbell. hliss Catherine Putnam, and Klr. Lewis Piper. Besides the regular programs of panel discussions and quiz programs, the cluh par- ticipated in several special activities. Xlemhers were selected from the group to take part in hroadeasts in the lV.lJ.R.C. X x i Radio School of the Air on mlihe Road to Tokyo and The Fourth Term. The club visited the state legislature while it was in special session, and the Supreme Court Building, and state museum. In this way students gained further knowledge of the working of the state government. A study of the town government was made at which time the eluh attended a town meeting. The last few meetings of the year were spend in the study of the party conventions and the issues of the coming elections. -fafff-ifis ff- ,41 ,1-Q' .4 f -if-1'.Ff4N f'- f 0 ...f 1 A, ' f- 4 ' flag 7 . UATFS' V , ,: Y.-'ff 'i ef? .fi '-- .gg ,A - r Q -s K av, -Q.. -:QE 3 ,evmev H51 .I C.JPl'liLI..Al CHOIR Firxl roiw-E. Podrove, j. Averill, l'. Chartier, X. XVillett, nl. Mildner, li. Anderson. R. hIcLagan, G. Hewitt, F. Co mollo, VV. Pentland, N. Anderson, ll. Ahel. Swami' rafw-N. Clarke, E. Anderson, P. Dwire, E. Glenney, P. Anderson, D. VViganowske, B. Turkington, P. Giesecke S. VVigren, M. Sapienza, D. Samson, M. Kloppenhurg, S. 'I'rustcnitzer, Mr. Pearson. Third ro-14:-L. Thompson, B. Murphy, N. Turkington, L. Naretto, M. Kehl, H, Lloyd, R. 'l'urkington, L. Miller, E. Fiora L. McKinney, vl. Nackowski, B. Morrison. Foizrtlz fofu'-E. Halierern, R. VVright, A. Gentileore, D. Miller, j. Kjellson, E. Moriarty, J. Donovan, D. Hall E. Suslam, G. Amhulos, ll. Rand, P. Marte, G. Moriarty, C. liotteron, Farr, VV. Adcly, R. Uutty, K. Grzyh. Fiffh frm:-S. Taggert, A. Carlson, ,I. Rogers, R. Schubert, F. Straugh, M. Kristotf, B. Lavey, ll. Sweet, R. Huhhard L. Robertson, D. Straw, B. Karlin, H. llaherern, R. Demlw, A- Diliattisto, S. VVerhner. J. Fogarty, YV. Preston. not it Music Organizations i i. ances was at the 'lireasury Flag lfxercises. The Choir and the Orchestra, directed hy Hlllusic is the universal language. 'llhis quotation is aptly expressed hy the accom- plishments ot the orchestra. hand, and choir. All three hranches of the music. departments have played a vital role in the maintenance of good morale throughout the school. The keen interest of Klanchester High School students in the musical organizations is shown hy their faithful attendance to prac- tice sessions, despite the limited time at their disposal. The liand, under the direction of Hr. XVil- Klr. G. Albert Pearson, have completed a successful year. Un two occasions the Choir displayed its technique over lV.lJ.R.C. The Round 'liable Singers, also heard over the same station, revealed their hrilliant vocal co- ordination. This small group, selected from the choir memhers, was created in l9-ll. 'l'he organizations ended their season of tine musical assemhlies for the pupils and for the general puhlic hy the Annual Outdoor Festival. liani Vaders, was developed into a fine musical hody. Une of its most important appear- ,.,- , Je , -- 413' Ka ,'r:.:f- ' 'iff' ,, 2 f55 Y, Q ,gi f J-1 1, 5.6. X. .l A -W - W., jqns, .W -:5Q.r.!,g il, -9 W 1 iii . s .Jr ' re' M 5 , ' P if ls. ' Q' --A 'U- sed P ' ik- 5190164 l-Wil l!.J.'X'lJ Ffrxi zvm:-Pl. N In .S'wfr121.l rf as-1 . IKIFHH, Y. cQiHIlj.fI'JlYt', 13. Straw, ll. Cirrvn, IQ. .'XllLlQ'I'5UIl, S. .X11Llelwnu, H. Suvul. H. Kzxrlin, 5. XVerlsm 1 X llllalufwn, R. 5l'hHl1t'I'l, lx. BJll'I'L'll. P.. bnvth, W. .Xddy lt. MVK nbc, W. Xuren, 'l'l1fr'J rum-Nl r. YIlil4'I'5. QI. cwI'Zl!liIl, I7. Ihlffux, S. vilN't', U. KC'llllt'ilf', N. XVwrnI1c-, li. lirwuur. IW. Nlilln-r, -I. Yrtrnnrv. URI,'llliS'l'R.I W lfiryl l'lIfZL'-VI. Milly-V, S. llcvllialvr, ll. Qirvvll, QX. llrmlliwtcr. li. .'Xl1clvrwll, S. .'Xndc'rwll. B. Vurkingtnn, A. 'IR-rlford. Srfuzni 7'll'lL' xx'. 'l'aruiuk, D. I.innvlI, IJ. Straw, Y. Ciiz1ngx':xve, H. Swcct, IS. Kzxrlin. I'. Kurlin, lf llld-. U1 X C Ll Ilf nn R Nshul Tfzfrul r' . fourth ruf1LQ,l. C' i si s , , vert. lx. Barrett. la. x1Ildt'ilH, Ia. 5IIllIh, XX. .Xdciy VI, Nlrlxny, XY. Nora-n. rauin, ll. Duffy, S, Yilwc-, D. Ke-nnrdy, R, cvllllllllll, N. XYcsrm1cz R. Hrmvcr, D. Millwr. WI. Y:-rruno, H71 ik 1' CLF!! rr! rofw-F. Agard, VV. Von Hone, O. Brennan, Elliott, S. Clemson, R, Herron, E. Flora, R. Nlyette. frond row-H. Hodgkins, H. Peseik, D. Bombard, J. Newton, G. W'alton, H. Cox, S. Stechholz, B. Nichols. nil rom:-L. VVest, O. Krupen, ll, Lloyd, ul. Miller, R. Genovesi, Miss llenderson. EE rt The Art Club aided the war effort this past season in two distinctive ways. The mem- bers continued the line practice of purchasing War stamps in place of dues. The newly organized Art Service Squad. consisting of six talented Senior Art Club members devoted much time to the producing of war posters and charts needed by the school, the Red Cross, the American Legion, C lub E X. and other organizations. Since many of the members either intend to specialize in art in future years, or consider it their hobby, the activities of the club were very diversified. The group took art excur- sions as they have done in the past seasons. Besides being enjoyable, the program exe- cuted by the Art Club was exceedingly edu- cational to the art students. A- I. I 1 .Z , , in 1:4 M i M fizft 11 fly? . la , f . ' ,xii 'gf 1, ' f- Tggierf.. - ff' I, f '1' J-'f if . -,,.,.- .-A - --'11 .:1-- A --.ek A Sp, .A-1-.--, ian ,.Qf,--- -21,2 -'I - zfmen i481 ... M l 9 X DEB.Al'l'lNG CLUB First rofz:-Mr. Dougherty, S. YVerliner, A. Farr, P. Kzlrlin, M. Pzwiarlos, Mr. Hartwell. SFFOVIJ rnqc-R. Louelcs, S. XVar1'en, B. Graham, A. O'Neil, B. Atldy, C. Pnwzithwaite, K, Urzylv. l Third rnftu-K. Caron, ll. Sudol, R. Opalach, li. Danahy, B. lluslwrouttk, xl. Rohinson, M. Raimzmdo. Fourllz rnfw-P. Vetrzlno, ul. Shea, Sinnamon, li. VVeiss, j. Farr, -I. Vallein. Hy delmting the importzmt issues of today :mtl the future, the members of the Uchzitingg Cluh have furthered their linowledgle of the world prohlems. Conched hy Klr. Dougherty :md R113 Hartwell, the members developed zthility in the modern form of dehzitiiig, extemporzmeous speaking. The policy of debating other schools was E E ebating llub E X. to ti':u1sport:1tion difficulties. As in the inter- school dehzites. the topics for the outside meets dealt with such pertinent prohlems of the gov- ernment as the following: Resolved: VVo1'thy students in higher educated schools should he suhsidizedf' Resolved: Youth of America are henefiting hy the war. Resolved: Cons victs should he allowed to enter the armed ztdoated once more. All outside meets had forces. Resolved hAI CI1fll12l is iustilied hx' l 3- . . hc-en canceled during the past two yezirs. due- her foreign policy. MIB- - ,, E U Q .Qfk ni 3' A 'f: . - ' 4' aa ,-I ' 71- -' .- '-ef lil? LP-45 1 if - 1 - -Pr 1 vw, '9' ? -3:12 'A K-' , .af '- Vffyg 35 12-,1 .3n g.' ,as ,r!gg:5x fribxw-n, ,: J. 1 ft.. . . Ar,.,fv- --- X- Sy ,I .2 - I i js ..., -af. 3 A :amen l49l .lI,l.YC1fffSTlfR GIRL RliSERl'1iS-SILYIOR Firsl FOFLLLB. Fitzgerald, R. Graham, Averill, P. Comins, N. Anderson, -I. Heatley, V. Hunter, S. Stevenson L. Narettn, A. Staum. Sffond rofw-G. Dandurand, G. Gustafson, C. Paisley, F. Knapp, F. Pallein, S. Anderson, P. Mni'shall, E. Fiora P. Giesecke, B. Thrall. Third rofw--Miss Greenaway, VV. Pentland, Nl. Sullivan, A. Schmidt, M. Larder, I.. Agard, B. Stevenson. Fourfli rofu-D. Firato, R. Alley, L. Clark, J. Starin, E. Andisio, E. Acconero, G. Carter, B. Fox, A. Donahue G. Pelchat. E anchester Girl eserves Club E For the first time since its establishment at KI. H. S., the Girl Reserve Club was divided into two separate groups. This division was necessitated bv the large number of girls eligible for membership. Since the club wished to maintain its democratic procedure of admitting all girls who had signed twice. the Junior class members formed a separate club. Although the two branches had dif- ferent officers and different meeting places, several combined projects were accomplished. Like the other school organizations, the Junior Girl Reserves Club with Kliss Dit- mars as adviser, helped prepare for victory. Besides aiding the war effort by charitable work, the girls endeavored to become good citizens through self-analyzation and improve- ment. Unity and friendship, two vital quali- , 22 1.-yu. . .1 3 5 4, -, 14? Yew .Ya . ee. 12156 1 F.- .:' ,... ., .1 1.6, F '- . , -'- - . , .nz M f',,gf',-Vg' r f gf .juli .' f ,,,,f,a.i'ar.f.- ug i'r.C- ,- ties needed in these days, were also stressed in the group. Realizing the importance of being prepared for victory, the Senior Girl Reserves Club, un- der the direction of Xfiss Greenawav, exe- cuted a highly intensified vocational program. Able speakers acquainted the members with the requirements needed for nursing, store work, social work, and teaching. As in past seasons, the club made outstand- ing contributions to the War effort. Examples of these charitable projects were the collecting of old clothes for Occupied lfurope, and helping with the rationing. Although their programs differed, both branches of the club completed an extremely active and valuable season. nm PM 4' 55 ' 1.3-. Y - ,L Q .: 7:21-r RE- if ' A -in amen 1 . ,f . ,A 1 1 J! . JI.-l.X'CH1iSTliR GIRL Rl'fSliRl'IiS--JI 'NIUR Firxl rofw-E. YVood, M. Frosh, j. Simmons, E. Catzilano, I.. Benoit, l,. Pe-rrett, D. Steiner, YV. 'I'rat'y, I.. YVilso R. Hadden, M. Gorman, M. Savory. Sfrnml rofu'-N. Turkington, li. Knapp, Miss Ureenaway, D. Irwin, B. Leemon, P. Kennedy, D. Nisuln, B. Hayden F. Appleby, C. Hansen, F. Moriarty, M. Barry, M. Kloppenlmurg, B. Teasedzlle. Third 7'0fl,L4.A. Heffrnn, A. Shen, N. Carpenter, li. Graham, D. Boyd, A. Farr. ,l. Apurton. Fourth f0QL4M. Parker, B. Yurkshot, R. Upalarh, H. Sudnl, J. MCI.ean, N. Stevenson, M. Ragazzo. Fifth rrm,c-C. liraithwaite, L. B1lSfiO, D. Sanson, S. Murphy, N. Norris, R. Turkington, S. Pcrrett, R. VVilson, A. Karas H. Marshall. Stxllf IVFILLB. Addy, K. Caron, S. VVnrrc-n, E. Glc-nney, R. Finklu-in, V. Katzung, vl, Keller. R R U11 SOCK .IND HITSKIN First rolw-R. Agnew, L. VVest, VV. Peterson, C. Kehler, xl. Elliott, N. Anderson, j. Cragin, j. Brown, E. Podrove S. VVerhner. Sffond rome-I. Dowd, YV. Pentland, j. Chitjian, R. YVirtalla, L. Agard, F. Ferris, Keller. Third rofu:-A. Gentilcore, j. Britton, R. Turkinggton, S. Shipman, C. Van VVyck, M. Balch, D. Boyd, li. Siteman M. Hurley, R. Schors, R. Quish. Fourth rnfw-E. Pallein, H. Marshall, VV. Noren, P. Marte, LI. Fogarty. Fifilz rrmu-G. Kanehl, Mrs. Skinner, G. VValton, C, lNIoller. Sixth rnftc-B. Karlin, HI. Hansen. E E Sock and Buskin E Sock and Buskin added to its many stage triumphs this year, hy presenting Junior .Uiss in February. Junior Ilffirx under the direc- tion of hlrs. Helen P. Skinner, was acclaimed hy the students as one of the best perform- ances yet witnessed. The Cluh kept up its usual program of entertainment during the meetings, hesides the study of acting. As SOMANHIS went to press, Sock and Ruskin was planning its presenta- 57 flgsx k na -rr , xii. Ju 4, . tions for the Connecticut Dramatic Festival and the New England Drama Festival. Sock and Buskin has had an even more im- portant role to play in high school life this year. This new part is that of keeping up morale. In a school where hoys have left every month to serve in the Armed Forces, this role is of immense importance. The elubls fine Collahoration in this project, plus its other accomplishments, helped to make the season one of its most memorable. , S 1 R . - - as Q- eff 142 1433 . ,lt . 2-..' - -., 4, . ' - if ' .fi , ri, 4 'ltffihr -fe' lf f??1.. ,,Y-.:' f , ,. - ,ffbgig V 4 2 4' ' ,Bti-ff. ' Va s L- I ug ,- ' 1... 5. Q 1 s. ls.. - ' zone! P,vll.N I' .IND PUIIYJHR ' Y Q ' Irwti-an -sw,,,.,,, . :Q -et, ,I - .. 5 . ,iii if M-.Q Firxt rufu'-M, MacNe-eley, M. Sasiola, ll. lNlt-Guguii, 'lf Felice, D. l.uurtesnia, ll. llall, R. Quish, Shea, .-X. Beechler V, Zalderzi, F. Tvsk, D. Holzheimer, A. llrbanetti. l SWUIIJ rufw--l'. Karlin, Miss MeQuire, li. Pfeiffer, P. Firato, M, Krur, Larcheveque, M. Pazianos, E, liougan, j. Handley, Robertson, li. llerter, ll. Aeeonero, Chartier, F. Meflelland, E. Brodeur, Miss VVorth. Thin! ruin-S. Clark, l'. Robba, Cunningham, j. Donovzin, l'allein, li. Snow, R. XVright, P. Pillard, D. Miller, A. Brodeur, D. Carpenter, IJ. Mefreedy, S. Sudol, B. Murphy, C. Palmer, B. Massy. Fourth rofw-E. Suslam, ll. Speed, G. llbert, B. Turkington, VV. Farasiuk, ll. Bombard, R. Nodden, j. Longstreth li. Dusk, 1.. Doggart, M. Kimball, .-X. Pazianos, D. Kamik, D. Ferrell, li. Russell, if Rudolph, S. lliI'lISIt'Illflt'I'. K E Paint and Powder t lr. Paint and Powderls contribution to the war eltort was the donation of money collected from dues to a worthy war organization. As in past years, the club, guided by Kliss Anna Nlcfiuire, completed an active schedule. The one-act play, 'vlihe Midnight Ghost, was presented to the student body on tlanuary IQ. The meetings of the group, held bi-weekly, were devoted to the study of voice, poise, and dramatic techniques. livery member helped present at least one skit for the club meetings. These minor plays enabled the members to receive valuable experience in the different phases of a dramatic' production. 'Fhe public performance, three oneeact plays, was a fitting climax to the yearls work. All the members contributed to the presenta- tion of these plays, either by acting, or work- ing on the various important committees. , JH k- f' VFR' if XL , ' F' :iff 2' 'fx i 4 ,ef ,ui -. .4-c, 1, M -- - x.:-L 4 - fe .- - , 4' --- .' f .. ir--f .A.:?. Jw? -'- N- --- - 1 '- -rm - - :Pu - '. 'lf' -er' I-Q , pp. J Nik cdr- .,-xiii ,- Tj-47 -7177 -g- b 7- rf -at QL, ' f A ' 'N if L. as- , ff76'f?l .41 Ill-Y Fir!! rafw-lN1r. Potterton, G. Naekowski, 'I'. Gorman, R. Gandino, R. Douglas, R. linekley, R. McCann, R. Alvoi R. Cole, V. Bronke. Swrund rofw-R. Agnew, li. Modean, G, Negro, li. Ainbulos, j. Clrmnun, B. Lavey, hl. lJOUgllll, ll. Galligun, j. Cra Third rom'-VV. Noren, R. Pierro, D. Gustafson, j. Robb, K. Yeomans, R. Quish, R. Dongan, E. Tetlford. X. E H i-Y E X. The Hi-Y Club, under the guidance of Xlr. George Potterton, faculty adviser, has made distinctive contributions to the war effort, and has also followed a Well-rounded program. In October, Hi-Y helped to put Klanehes- ter High over its goal, hy sponsoring a suc- cessful Wai' Stamp Dance. Not only did Hi-Y sell stamps, but it also 121, -21 - 1 1 1' A -. fgi 414.1 , 1- ' ,..'QLLif V-nf. sw ..- . 1 .1 1.4 N -. 5 .V-1 v- . -pg. 'lp 01,2 : ,f' E wif- L -2'f'f t: ' 1-is N Y Sk. ' bought a 39100 war bond from money in the treasury. Ar the bi-monthly meetings, the members enjoyed several speakers: lXIr. Bailey reviewed the changes and growth of Xl. H. S. since he came here as a teacher, Dr. Boyle, of Hartford, spoke to the club on psychiatry, and Ur. Lewis Fox spoke on the present-day' behavior of youth. A joint Girl Reserve Hi-Y meeting was also held. :i-Nffi-Tk in Qxig' Y 5' ff'-T-L: ' ' ' e :Haig l5+l v Q...,.-an Q I 'ILL CL lfli Firm! fofu'-VV. Peterson, li. Bernard, Miss Casey, U. XVetln-rr Srroml rufw-j. Keller, M. Kloppenliurg, I.. Ke-ily, li. BI'lllll'll. EE ui Quill Cluh, under the direction of Kliss Klarion Casey, once again aided the aspiring writers of the school. The officers for the '43-'-l-4 year were Faye Ferris, Presidentg Vice-President, Betty Nlae Nieholsg and Sec- retary-'I'reasurer, XXTllli2llI1 Peterson. The club was composed of Klanehester High School students who wished to try ere- ative writing in hoth poetry and prose. 'lihe year started off merrily at a fall har- vest-time party. lll ll, I . lferris. u b X lx Certain annual customs were carried out again as they have heen for many years in the past. The Christmas eard was again dis- trihuted to all the hoineroonis. 'lihe eard this year was composed hy Faye lferris and illustrated hy lietty Klae Nichols. ln April, Quill Cluh sponsored a writing contest offer- ing four prizesg one each to an upper and lower elassinan for the hest prose entries: and similar awards for the liest selections. M. , C is Q eel ' l Iv JW 3 .' -', 'T ',,- -29 4.-Y . , 0 ggi.- r e fl i ,gf .r o:2',. ? 9' FWF'-LA f' ' . V' -EV. y , Y lf- ,i i -- ' .afl- , f'f70fJ iw v i LIBRARY CLUB lfirxf TUQU'-Ml'S. Segar, j. Brodeur, L. larnonico, ll. VViganowske, L. lVIcKee, j. Wliley, H. Slnoluk, E. Cooley, B. VVil liams, L. Bowen. Svvond rofivw--l. Simmons, F. McClelland, M. lWcNeill, L. Moore, li. Dunlop, E. Dougan, B. Muldoon, R. MacLaghlan E. Broda, A. VVacldell. Third rome-R. Uriano, M. Anderson, E. Simon, P. Anderson, M. Raimondo, F. Savitsky. Fourllz rofw-H. Spector, P. Vetrano, ll. Sudol, B. Xviganowske, M. Schulz, M. Silkowski, L. VVarner, M. Robba j. Cunningham, J. Marshall, R. Loucks. E E ibrar Club E E In these days when history is being re- corded so rapidly and life is so full of activity, the advantages of good books cannot be underestimated. With this in mind, the Library Club, un- der the supervision of hlrs. Segar, has tried to maintain and improve our exceptionally fine high school library in every way. To acquaint the school with many of its hne books, the club conducted a book display during Book VVeek and invited the faculty to a tea and to judge the displays. 'liag Day was conducted to collect funds for new books during that same week. Each member gave one or two periods a week to aid in library work. Their duties included putting books away, filing cards, arranging material for the vertical and pic- ture hles, keeping the magazine stacks in order, releasing books, and preparing new books for the shelves. Through the coopera- tion of the fifty members of the club, the library has handled efficiently the needs of its many readers. lts social events consisted of a lllerry Christmas party in December, a Gypsy Jam- boree in Klarch, and a Hobo picnic in the spring. .Q ,f if'-- R Bm , .. is ,Ig , .-16 ' if, 4 -EIL, N A-J .. -57' fi A 'gi' ,aff . 'A fill, . -:- 3, ', i?2 fi , ,45f5 , , A 'ff' Q - - V .7032 -1 c. A Q, f if- ' A s '1' ' zvvafel i56l - .Nvyvi 3' . L . A if . . ,f . 1' BIOLOGY CLUI3 ' '18 lrsr rum'-VV. Cartier, I.. Day, L. Fountain ll, lN'lL1IlC,LffJ,'i, M. Miner, M. McLachlan, A. Bartley, H. bluldoon '. Pagani, A. O'Neil, R. lVIcLaughlin, li. Snow. 4401141 rofw-B. Addy, C. liraithwaite, P. Flaherty, N. Corcoran, Schrieber, U. Deitz. V 11241 rufw-P. Cararnbelas, VV. Dion, K. Carney, Mrs. ll'Amico, l'. Firato, li. McAllister, R. McI.agin, M. Cow s UI. Chartier, S. YVarren, H. Spector, N. Ambulos. I-ourth rufu'-P. Durkee, 'l'. Hobbs, j. McSweeney, K. Caron, B. Danahy, K. MacNamara, j. Bowen. E E Biology ,lub E E Une of the primary interests of the Biology Club is health, and since it is a yery impor- tant factor in Uwinning the war and winning the peace, the program of the group was a yery timely one. The organization can number this year among its most successful in both attendance and interest. New students joined to make the club larger in size, and in joining brought with them a score of new ideas. 'llhe program was made up of talks given by qualified speakers, a study of the micro- scope, and studies of other various phases of biology. These studies are not all part of a regular Biology Course, and they not only pointed out some aspects of health and clean- liness, perhaps hitherto unnoticed, but they also furnished a solid background for the regular Biology Course. Xlrs. lJ'Amico and her students agree that this has been a INOST beneficial year. . . 12 , - 7:-4 ' 1.-7. .N f ' .- 4. e -. 4 1 -' J 4559 . .4 2- x s '1 0f?f N- - i ,. ' ,--,nba --- ,g ' Q-,-f,,,, ,., QQ- l -1 pl' fc ' :-'61 -Q 'o - f QQ: u - . - ' 2 . ' Lf. ' I ,. - 5 N . .- .- f' 1 ir -ff, f fag, A- qsarrx- ' 1 . - It 1 lx. A' ' . - :wmv , . , me war X, E Spanish Club X E Realizing the importance of the Good Neighbor Policy and wishing to stress Spanish as a living language in the war effort, the Spanish clubs, with Bliss Beulah Todd as adviser, devoted their meetings to cultural and War-time programs. Held twice a month, the meetings correlated closely with the actual work done in the regular classes. The programs of the senior branch con- sisted of the application of war, commercial, and conversational Spanish. The members Wrote original themes on the war effort, com- mercial letters, and dialogues. During the second semester, the class used HSelecciones del Readerls Digest, for oral Spanish re- sumes of articles of current interest. War' Spanish was also studied by the sec- ond year group. ln this club the vocabulary of the Air Corps and that of the other armed forces were stressed. For cultural programs the club discussed articles from the monthly magazine, The Izzter-A111e1'ir'r1n. Although war vocabulary was stressed somewhat in the first year organization, many club meetings were devoted to quiz programs on cultural essays, llexico, Guatemala, and Chile were studied from travel readings. The programs of the Spanish Clubs will undoubtedly prove to be beneficial to the stu- dents entering a world in which Spanish is emphasized to so great an extent. . X , -, , 1' . . - Qt 7- :sig faafig- S :af . 1 '+i? x 4! I!!!!P ?slEiiEEL,2 2 -' - f----- 4:1 ff -g - -.. f ' is .1 f, .few . ff- .414 'B Y ' sx, 1 . ' . ' ' 1 'A ' . ' wg- . 214 NN sniff? A ff- ffazef l53l t 1,7 ' an ,-3 9, . H News 'F as w t X X Cercles Francais lt X, 'l'his year the French Clubs have met twice a month in all the classes. Students have an- swered roll call giving names of famous French people and some information about each one, giving the French names of places in America, explaining French proverbs, or using sentences containing words from French war vocabulary. Programs have consisted of conversation dialogues, songs, and reports on the civiliza- tion and background of Francefits history, geography, and customs. Reports have also ,. s--A N 141 w p? it 6 s s. .. been given on the part now played by France in the war-both by the Underground in France and by French soldiers, sailors, and airmen on many of the battlefronts. Books such as I'ari.v l,lll1ll'l'y!'01lIIIl and Ffllllfl' of Tfmiorrou' have been reviewed. In the third year French Club articles from the French paper Pour la lvirfnire have been discussed. A small group of advanced students have met early Friday mornings for further discus- sion and conversation. ve, -av Hx V- --2 if, A ' X- Q fs' ft ,A - 4- e, ,m s - - , as 1 1, ri, -H - N-f' 'He 'Cease' i 4, - ' s f '-- - 'f Q :Q E X' 'K -1 505,64 4 AWS. J Vi Ii- lg Q ff , X K vf ' fat? Lf GIRLS LIiJDlfRS' CLITB Fir-ir rnfw-M. Bissell, A. Schmidt, R. Sinnamon, I'. Comins, C. Hansen, ll. INleFarIand, l'. Binks, I. Dowd. Srfoml rofw-Miss Cole, I. Averill, M. Balch. M. Vennard, I VVinchester, F. Moriarty. M. Harry, I. Mate et R. 'xVilson, ID. Aceonero, Miss Ilitinars. Third VIIQU'-tl. Sehriber, vl. Taylor, N. Carpenter, E. Clollinitzer, IC. Glenney, E. DeSiinone, J. Ritchie, R. Ilad en B. Carrigan. E E Girls Leaders' Club I E Since the need for better physically lit girls and boys has increased with the war, the pur- pose of the Girls Leaders' Club, which is to promote sports, was carried out to the ut- most. The club completed its year under the direction of Kliss Doris Cole, girls' physical education teacher. hlernbership is open to any sophomore, junior, or senior girl who has shown a keen interest in sports by participating in them after school. Before being admitted to the club, a girl must show that she has a general knowledge of the rules of sports by taking adequate tests. Ifach member comes over to assist the physical education teachers during one of her study periods. An Initiation party was held in the fall with Halloween decorations. Another suc- cessful Co-Recreational party was held on St. Patricks Day instead of on Valentinels Day as it was last year. In place of a Sports Night, there were hopes for a banquet with which to end the season. One Play Day was held in the fall for other high schools, and plans were made for an- other in the early spring. Some members attended a Play Day in Hartford Public High School. 'ei ,' 1 .fw. n 1-g1.f 1 . t sn. --s- 4- sa ff mp. f :fax A :H . 4 12:5 3: 52 ,. .xgg . . ,, t, , .dL, , 'I' e-Inf?-'ft' X -2-wi, ag., -' . f' f --'F ' .5126 . 'J' g I V j , - . ' .V i' - j- . ff-, is ' V f' :A ' sl- N' -wajiE Jifie :fnwe4 I62l Filfilz !'U l.U'E. Olson, K. Ferguson, rl. Apurton, M. Gorman, . GIRLS' SPORTS First rofw-j. Longstreth, M. Rairnando, D. Aertonero, D. McCreedy, l'. VVade, J. Schrieluer, 'l':1ylor, M. Hisse -l. Averill, R. Sinnamon, l'. Binks, l. Dowd, l'. Comin-, E. Anderson. Serum! ron:-E. LaChanee. M. McNeill, F. Applelvy, M. Barry, A. Pazianos, C. Olds, P. Firato, S. Anderson, A. Schiniglt, Third l'fl'LL'-'-Tx. Tedford, I.. l,aPalme, li. Dunlop, l.. Moore, li. Ha K VVI j. VVinehester, IQ. Carrigan, D. McFarland, l,. VVilson, '. VV. Pentland. ison, l. Matehett, R. lladden, M. Person. Fuurlli VIIQL'-ihr1l5S Cole, D. Speed, U. Kruper, H. Lloyd, E. McAllister, E. Herter, M. Miner, F. l'agani, B. Mul oon V. Andrews, R. Maelaiehlan. Ritehie, D. Mitchell, ml. Sullivan, li. Lang, Miss Ditmars. D Iuit , 'stnia, A. liuseh, IC. Glenney, E. l7eSiinone, S. Mur H, Cox, D. Manning, K. Lang, l'. SL'l'llIllClf, nl. Maek, B. Fortin. E E Girls' Sports E x lfight sports-tennis, hockey, haskethall. lmdntinton, howling, ping pong, volleyball, and softhall-fwere conducted for girls this year under the direction of Miss lloris Cole :ind Xliss llarharzi llitniztrs, girls' physical education instructors. ln the fall a tennis tournzunent was held. as well as an intranniral field hockey tourna- ment, in which the juniors were victorious. A howling tournament was held for juniors and seniors also. After that, :1 howling tourna- nient was conducted for freslnnen and sopho- more girls. lnter-class lvzisketliall and yolleyhall games provided consideralyle competition during the winter months. For those interested in ping pong, plans were made tor a tournament in the spring. For the lirst tinie. hzulniinton was held as :in after-school sport. 'lille two tournaments tor beginners and advanced players showed that hadminton was one of the most popular and successful sports. Points are zlwarded to the girls who go out for sports. ililley receive their class num- erals when they have earned 200 points: :i small M for W-Full points, :1 large M for 750 pointsg and 21 sports medal for l,llllll points. . , . -42 .. ' ' T .1 is 4 J. :Fw .1 4 H 1- ,.. - in I I ,V , ,T A-. t A E g V ,SIT 1557- -E: 93 -,giL'3 .' ' 5' ar, an --Ph , .. fa ' , In H is 3 .gi R i - E - -, z., It f- A --- T :FF - A. , ' fse swLiIE -4 .fnze4 E631 F. Moriarty, C, llansen, M. Balch, R. Ryan, D. Kana yden, N. Carpenter, li. Gollrnitzer, M. Vennar f1QU.1-ETH Firsl rofu'-lN1iss 9 K Ditmars, H. Cox, XV. Pentland, K. Lang. Sfeorm' fwu'-M. Miner, D. Manning, P. Schmidt, R. Beckwith, M. Balch, Gustafson. Third rua:-C. Moller, D. McC'reedy, B. Derby, F. Perkins, M. Bissell. E E Aqua-ettcs R E Cflflfllfll--XVINII-'ERD l,liN'I'LANIJ Serz-efary-llELEN Cox To swim ten lengths of the pool might seem difficult to some hlanchester High School girls, but swimmin not to Aqua-ettes, memhers of the team. El The executive committee of the club gave swimming skill tests to prospective new mem- hers, and the girls with the top thirteen scores were admitted to the cluh. A waiting list of six candidates was also set up. The ell for a per and some 1h meets in the pool every other week iod of practice on swimming skills recreational swimming. The lirst twenty minutes of cluh meetings are devoted to swimming lengths. Then the program changes to Whatever the executive committee or Bliss Dittnars may have planned. The hig event of swimming club this year was a Swimming Play Day to which girls from lfast Hartford High School, VVilliam Hall High School, and Hartford Puhlic High School were invited. The program committee planned swimming relays and games for the visiting schools. ln the coming year the clulw hopes to con- tinue its policy ot participating in swimming play days with girls from other schools. wi. . .TLA - Q dit 1-Ja? 'J-If -.1 - 'Tv N Q , A Z. .3 , . -5- Z 'fi QZ:f,,fQf f ' ' -:A Q97 ff? ,Q-.ff E . J' il 'U .fx J - 1 ,:- -T145 'J C- y ' ggm--' ' -J .. -. ,1- -r 'Qi X X ta.. l - i-- -- R QA -'di 590,64 l64l CIIEER LEADERS J First rofw-F. Ierkins, M. Barry, P. Kirkpatrick, A. Karash, F. Comollo. Second rofw-J. Falkowski, D. Boyd, R. Hadden, M. YVood. Third rofw-L. VVilson. Q? .- . -:U 31 :V f gag. - -ag. E E Cheerleading E E Since morale is as important in school today as in everywhere else, the cheerleaders, under the direction of illiss Barhara Ditmars, girls' physical education instructor, worked hard this year to perfect their cheers, and so to help the school teams continue towards victory. ln the fall, they held a rally designed to teach the student body new cheers, to improve the cheering section, and to develop a hetter school spirit. Also, in order to familiarize 1 l nik .aa - the cheering sections with the present Klan- chester cheers, the cheerleaders added hut four new cheers to their repertoire this year. They feel this has heen an asset, and are pleased with the cooperation they have re- ceived from the student hody. Transportation difficulties prevented many students from attending the out-of-town games, hut at all home contests the student hody, led hy the cheerleaders, gave the teams their enthusiastic support. f -Q..-c 1' A vii: . -1 f A'-A vigil 1.5 'Q , i Q, . ie Fila? 15:5 .- ,1n i. . 5 g Qmbbxv-:, , W- ,iT T. 'rf X ts. ' i 'N f-I ' ' ... .. . O. sail -' 5,-me! FOUTBALL Fzrst ro-w-H. Hampton, R. Nassitf, R. Hodge, T. R. Gaudino, W. Von Hone. Srcond rofw-Asst. Manager G. Bonnet, B. Lavey, R. E. Deguitis, G. Negro, E. Piper, M. Jenson, Asst. Thzrd rofw-Coach Kelley, R. Stanstield, H. Miner, D. Anderson, G. Keith, K. Peterson, R. Clifford, Fourth row-Asst. Manager J. Chipps, R. Brower, R. VV. Robinson, P. Marte, R. VValker, Manager N. Gorman, R. Douglas, Capt. R. Alvord, R. Zemanek, W. Shaw Hubbard, F. Annulli, gl. Robb, F. Straugh, E. Moriarty, J. Vice Manager I. Coughlin. R. Duffy, S. Bellingheri, P. Brookman, T. johnson, D. Marcin Asst. Coach H. Brown. Longtin, D. Rand, A. Osgood, C. Botterton, VV. Shaw, L. Andreo Bjorkman, Asst. Coach Bill Sacharek. E Football E Cough-THOMAS KELLEY Captain-ROBERT ALvoRD Washing and Bristol, the age-old rivals, found themselves on the short end of 39-6 count. Climaxing its season, the team rolled up its Marzager-N ORMAN BJ ORKMAN The lyianchester High Football Team, one of the finest ever to wear the colors for old Alma lidater, enjoyed one of the few unde- feated seasons in its history. Seeking revenge due to last year's heart- breaking setbacks, the red and white delivered a 13-0 defeat to lyferiden to open its season. This victory was followed by a 9-6 setback handed to hliddletown. A 7-7 tie with Bulkeley was the only mar on the teamys victorious record. Climbing toward its peak, the team handed East Hartford a 20-0 white- most impressive victory of the year by defeat- ing West Hartford 49-0. By winning the C. C. I. L. crown the team bore out last yearls SOINIANHIS prediction that the squad would be second to none. The team gained recognition as a smooth working and power- ful squad, being rated as the third best team in the state. Next year's team, although minus seven out of eleven of this year's first string, will mold its squad around reliable veterans filling in with this year's excellent reserve power. All factors considered, next yearls squad has pros- pects of a good season. arf ir ,, it , 2, . 4' , ,, If w, , in 0 i x. . - g1?'4t ' ,Q 1.1 ,,qf,,f r pgs-. -f- 41- .4 my-me-.f 543' ,. ,Q 'fifilif e K -ff' - Lg ' s., 1 to . ri W- 533321 wif -- :fmeff E661 CROSS CO1 7NTR Y Ffrsl rnfzc-R. McKinney, F. Baker, XV. Bray, A. Bray. ll. Stevenson, IJ. llall, hl. IUOIIHYZIII, YV. Strange. Srfoml fU'LL .l. Cunninghani, R. Ediimnclsoii, XV. VVhitcomh, l.. Rnhcrtson, ll. llnlwrerli, rl. Slivinsky, bl. Gleason, VV. Arendt. Tfzfrtf rnfzc-YV. Mullen, Mr. VVigi'en, U. Slnzin. E E Cross-Countr E it Coafli-CH.-xR1.iis XVIKZREN Cafilnin-A1.BER'i' liimx' .lIflfzayw'-GR.xN'l' SI.n,xN Under the skillful direction of Cnzicli Charles YVigi'eii, the Ciwss-Cimiiiitiw tezim :me ncxcd its seventh C. C. l. l.. Chzmipionsliip in the past eight yezirs. 'lihc team went through its sclieclule uf six II1c'CtS without :i defeat. The small hut mighty squzul hfglllll its sez!- sun tlefeziting l'l:1inville lb-303 :mul followed this hy Il 2,5-30 victory owl' New liritziin, which proved to he the tc-:im's keenest cum- pctitmx 'lihc tc-:im etiieiggecl xicturiuiis in ri Tflilllgjlllill' meet with llzirtfurtl :incl llristul. The scores were Xlziiwliester 23, Hzirtturcl 39. :uid Bristol 58. ln dual meets which ful- lowetl, the XVlQ'I'Cl1lTi'S tlefczitecl Hzirtfnrcl 20- 3 5, ziml liristul I8-37. ln the last meet of its sezisun the squzicl humhleil Nlicltllc-town to the tune uf 2flffQ tn 3-UQ. Clinizixing :i hrillizmt sezisun, the tvzilli, :ilk though hzmcliczippeal hy illness zunongf its rzuilis, won the State Chzunpinnship. lfleven teams cuinpctecl in thc- State Xleet. The Trip four were: Xlzinchestvi' first with 52, New liritnin secoml with 85, Greenwich thiril with SQ, :mtl llzirttuixl fourth with '74, The Lll'0SS'Qilllll1U tvzuii will not he han-il hit hy Llfllllllllllllll, tlic-i'efui'e :i strumj tezini czui he c-xpecteil tu L'lll1l'lI1l1f' the squml s gmail work in the mining sc-zisun. i , f iii ' u - .4'..- 1. . '.1 . f - .2-4 M - - .Q ff . 1-. ,, ,,,. -gf vw l ' - Q3 .... .., x' , f.-.5? ' ' - 4 . . ., 1' .. ' ' --ws. 1 ,Q,pN-.- -' J ': f' --ff' N- g. L+. 1 'N ' ,i r e . ' Q.. -QE - :fmov l I' 6 E E Basketball E X. Coafflzfhlk. CLARKE Zl-lannger-D. BARRETT Cainffzin-R. COLE The basketball team had a fairly successful year by edging out Bristol for second place in the C.C.l.L. race. llleriden took top honors. The Clarkemen dropped their first tvvo games to Bristol 34-23 and Rockville 25-12. They rallied in their third game to take lVIid- dletown 48-14. Nlanchester was on the los- ing end of the score with Nleriden 38-26, but scored a come-back to edge Hall High 30-28. The next night XVindham won in a close game 39-23. East Hartford overthrew the Clarkemen the following week 41-17. ln the second round hlanchester staged a ,132 iff. Ni I: ' :I Y, ., ,gf i .,zl? -lf - -2 , come-back and dropped only one gameg also earning the title K'Giant Killerf' Bristol was the hrst at 45-43 in an over-time period, while their one loss went to lVindham 47-42. Nleriden suffered their only C.C.I.L. loss at the hands of the Clarkemen 46-37, as was the fate of East Hartford 39-20, and Nliddle- town 60-30. Hall High was turned back, for the last game, 61-34. llanchester, Winning over half of their games, was able to enter the tournament at New Haven. Coach Clarke believes that their second game with Rleriden was the best of the season. The team picked WindhaI1'1 and Bristol as their first rate games. The basketball team is losing all of its first string players, but Coach Clarke has an aggressive second team that should prove strong in next year's C.C.l.L. race. -2. N ie' 5170161 Q SOIIIJER Firxf rum-NI. LaFraneis, l., Vendrillo, L. Davidson, R. Kanehl, R. Pierro, V. Uiangrzive. S1'l'Il!ltf rua:-S. Vince, H. Tvrell, E. Brown, R. Pasek, E. Xveiss, R. Dolsen, Mr. Reed. Tlfiril rua:-XY. Preston, A. Vedruzvini, ll. Cruikshnnks, Murphy, j. Rogers, li. Carlson, j. I.unden, A. Kleinschmidt , x x X v, v Soeeer I eam v v ffrmrlz-NIR. REED :it Klauichester, ended 3-2 in :in over-time I, 1, , I DX R K period. The tezun's two defeats were dezdt to A - 1 .'-- 4. f ' . f .-Xi' . . 'i . - . ri Ilflfllllll HDSON ND AM H1 them luv Ellsworth High. lhe scores were A11,,,,,1,,,.',e...R. AIQALHNE 4-l :ind l-U. 'lihe total result of the sezison was two vvins, two ties, and two dc-tents. The soccer tezun and its tie jinx continued VVilli:rm Swede Anderson, who was on into its 1943 season. lt tied. for the sec- elected captain ut the end of last yezu-'s sen- ond vezir, all the league gzunes. 'lihe gzune son, is in the Xzivv. However, the tezun :it hleriden ended with il scoreless tie as wzls chose to give him the gold 'dll' that is nor- the result of the XVest Hartford clash. mzillv ziwzirded to the teams' cziptzrins. Clzunes with Rockville ended with victories tor The soccer team is not losing Illillly ot its the Reedmen. 'llhe lirst ggzune with Rockville players this June :ind should prove il strong finished ut -PZ, :uid the second gznne, planed threat for next jt'21I S C. C. l. l.. title. ,Ja ff' ' -c t-7.5. . 5 ag ,fx . lffi .I 5' 76? -, , fm . . 575. 1 0- . , ,E fi J,-. -. ps-3 . f. lx: fag:-Ffa, 42 ,,.:f:f43, , ,':gv5,' 41, .. ,. 'E i 'J xg 1 U- ?-5 ,- xQ,gws-,- NU,- ' Ns ls- D ' ' sie?- 'HL - zfmfeff l0'9l X. X Baseball - 1 94-3 X. X. C0111-I1-'l'HoMAs KELLEY Captain-HERB PHIQLON Jlf,1lllIIlgF7'LJ0HN TOURNAUD The baseball team conducted a not too suc- cessful campaign, although all its losses Were by narrow margins. lr concluded the C. C. l. L. campaign with a record of three wins as against five losses. Due to difliculties cre- ated by the war, schools other than those in the league Were not played. lllanchester suffered its first loss at the hands of Nleriden by an 8-6 scoreg and Slid- dletown inflicted a 4-2 defeat before the team finally hit the win column at the expense of WVest Hartford in a slugging I3-8 duel. Bris- tol handed hlanchester its Worst defeat by -l-l score and then the team suffered its sec- ond defeat at the hands of Kleriden, a close l-0 vvhitewashing. lleriden, incidentally, was the only club to escape with a double win over the Kelleyites. The team entered the win column for the second time by de- feating hliddletown, reversing a 4-2 count in Which hlanchester was the loser in the first encounter. VVest Hartford received revenge for an early season loss to llanchester, beat- ing them in a 3-l affair. The team com- pleted the season with a brilliant 6-2 defeat meted out to Bristol. Prospects for the coming season do not look too bright, the War and graduation claiming most of last yearls team, but one can be as- sured that Coach Thomas Kelley will held an energetic and game team. fit ' . 5- - N . - s - fiiiiei l we f azpie dhiii Eesti -fa .ifk 'iiiiieef an g - - 1 Q - -,. -.W 2 , . V . K -Q as . ffyaieg l70l Es E ifrack fJOIlCl1-CHARLES WVIGREN Clljlfllill-VVILLIAM SHAW Jlanfzger-JAMES ATCNAMARA The llanchester High track team enjoyed another successful season, winning the C. C. 1. L. championship. Opening the season with an indoor meet comprising seven competing schools, lklanches- ter emerged second. The teams finished as follows: Hartford -13, llanchester 31, Plain- ville 16, Weaver 16, Woodrow VVilson 7, New Britain 6, and hliddletown 1. ln its first outdoor meet Nlanchester was victorious with a score of 632 to VVeaver's 36 and West Hartfordys 30M. This was followed by a 62-42 defeat handed to liliddletown. ln another triangular meet Klanchester placed second with 53, Hartford first with 59 and Bristol third with 7 points. The 1943 E . team failed to do its best in the State Kleet, but finished third in a field of ten entries. The results of the meet were: Hartford first 2812, Stratford second 27, Rlanchester third 2-lk, Chapman Tech. fourth 23, Weaver fifth 22, Greenwich and Buckley tied for sixth with 16, Ansonia seventh 15, New Britain eighth 7, and New Haven Commer- cial ninth with 1. hlanchester entirely sur- passed its competitors in the C. C. 1. L. Meet, winning handily with 77 points. YVest Hart- ford finished second with 57 576, hliddle- town third with 3-lk, and Bristol last with 7 273 points. Provided the war does not claim any more of its members, a strong team will wear the red and White for lklanchester in the coming season. ln fact, prospects of the C. C. 1. L. and the State Championships do not seem like too much wishful thinking. C.C.I.L. STANDINGS CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM 19-13-Xlanchester-Kliddletown-Bristol. 1942-19-1-1-1940-Standings are the same as for 19-13. Undefeated in 1943-also State Champions. TRACK 'l'EA1X1I 1942 and 1943-lXIanchester-West Hartford-XIiddletown-Bristol. 19-1'1--lilanchester-liIiddletown-l3ristol-West Hartford. 1940-Klanchester-VVest Hartford-Bristol-KIiddletown. State Indoor Champions 1941. 19-13- 1942- 1 9-11- 1940- 1943- 1942- BASEBALL Bristol-lllanchester-Kleriden-Aliddletown-Yvest Hartford lVIanchester-Tied for second place. Klanchester-Third in league. llanchester-Standing unknown. We were State Champions. FOOTBALL AIanchester-Aleriden-VVest Hartford-Bristol-1liddletown. Bristol-liliddletown-RIeriden-Nlanchester-VVest Hartford. 1941-Five-way tie, declared no season. 19-10-Kliddletown-VVon title. Standings unknown. BASKETBALL 194-1-11leriden-K'Ianchester-Bristol--TXIiddletown-YVest Hartford. 19-1-3-Nlanchester-Third in league. 19-I-2-lklanchester-VVon the title. mf- 0 . -L 1 gg? siffmgizixfggi s eggs? Haag. so ' -4,3 ' ' ' A 500,64 1711 TRACK RECORDS C.C.1.L. TIME OR DATE EVENT NAME SCHOOL DISTANCE 1928 100 Yd. O'C0nn0r Bristol 10.1 1935 220 Yd. D. Vaznelis Bristol 23.1 1938 440-Yd. T. Dearden Manchester 52.1 1935 sxo-Yd. G. Leary Manchester 1:57.4 1938 Mile F. Leary Manchester 4-:24.7 1938 High W. Palmer Manchester KM 1933 Broad Lang West Hartford 21'5 1935 Pole W. McCormick Manchester 12' 1939 Shot H. Squatrito Manchester -18'3 19-13 Discus Noonan VVest Hartford 129'3 1937 Javelin F. Davis Manchester 169'5 1938 880 Relay Woods-Bocker Battey-Gumm VVest Hartford 1:3-1.8 1937 Medley Relay Bristol 2:41.2 1936 Freshman Relay McHanus-Quinn Kaplan-Hadley VVest Hartford 1241.0 STATE RECORDS CLASS A 1933 100 Yd. McNutty Hillhouse 9.6 1933 220 Yd. McNutty Hillhouse 21.3 1941 440 Tulp Hillhouse 50.3 1935 880 G. Leary Manchester 1:58.4- 1937 Mile F. Leary Manchester 4124.3 1942 High Goodson Ansonia 5'11Mg 1932 Broad Medve Fairfield 22'6M 1933 Pole R. McCormick Manchester 12'2 1943 Shot Weyant Chapman Tech. 50'10Z 1939 Discus Goldenberg Weaver 148'10 1935 Javelin Doyle Stratford 175'8M 1937 880 Relay Flynn-Cannady liernabucci-J 01185 Hillhouse 1232.2 TRACK RECORDS-SCHOOL TIME OR DATE EVENT NAME CLASS DISTANCE 1932 100 Yd. D. Squatrito 1932 9.9 1932 220 Yd. F. Vvittmanrl 1932 22.2 1938 440 T. D621I'CleII 1938 51.4- 1935 880 Ci. Leary 1935 1357.4- 1937 Mile F. Leary 1939 4:24.3 1938 High VV. Palmer 1938 6'2M 1931 Broad R. Jewell 1931 21'11M 1933 Pole R. McCormick 1933 12'2 1939 Shot H. Squatrito 1938 48'3 1938 Discus E. Gavello 1939 138'1M 1937 Javelin H. Squatrito 1938 170'6 1941 880 Relay Bellucci-Atkinson 1942-19-12 Benson-Eggleston 194-1-1941 1:34.4- 1933 Medley Relay Robinson-Toman 1934-1933 Carpenter-McCormick 193-1-1933 2:-12.6 193+ Freshman Relay Richards--Kilpatrick Anniello-Brown 1937 1:-1-1,8 - , ., I -, , 4 N , - 754 nut: , . .gfaiim 5,515 , .- E .. er- 3 ' if IDU!! 1721 'ffglf ,' x 'iff fn f Q Q K T .fe ' QQ: hi -,N Qv f s ff NVKMLFM 4- E' xg: -i W X4 , 555 f I. 1- .t , Q l 1--as ,M 8 ' L .... ,,4,,.,.AA -S , ..gag5Q'r5?w-if f'2'.' 2.-IL.,-- TODAY'S SAVINGS . Bzzilds 7lOlI107'7'U7U,.S' H11111el'. . IVIII provide many flII.'lI,Q'.S' you will want in the future. You can do your part for a better post war world by saving as you earn. Buy only what you actually need today. Invest all you can in XVar Bonds and your Savings Account and look to the future. The Savings Bank of Mallchester A Wfutuzzl S1zw'ng.s' Banlc Compliments of Noren's Quality Food Store MEATS, GROCERIES - FRUITS Sc VEGETABLES EDWARD J. NOREN, Prop. 361 Center Street Phone 4076 ORFORD SOAP CO. MURPHY'S RESTAURANT and BOVVLING - ALLEYS Compliments of FOLDING BOXES, INC. FLM STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. IA QJN W- X o rationing of dreams Go right on dreaming of the day the home y0u've always wanted will he yours. Our many model rooms which are continually heing redecorated are the kind of stufl dreams are made of! You should come in regularly to see them. Collect as many ideas as you can. You have plenty of time, now, to give extra thought to details. Your home tomorrow should he perfect! If you must have some pieces today, choose them to eventually fit into your plans of the future. VVe'll gladly help . . . show you the extra thought and planning that goes into every piece of VVATKINS Furniture . . . perfection in design, color schemes and construction, KAI 'Sl NE of MANCHESTER The Perfect Graa'uation Gift A Box of Pcterfv Chocolates PETER'S CHOCOLATE SHOP 691 MAIN STREET NEXT TO GAS CO. Try Our Own Jlllkf' Ice Cl'FIlIl1 and Taxly SlllIIl'LUiCllf'A' 7 K E M P S I N C . Furniture and Mll.fiC Frigidaire He11o'q11111'fe1's 763 AIAIN STREET RFt'fl!'1lillyA' of All ,Ilfzkrx EST. 1922 TELEPHONE 5293 BANTLY OIL COMPANY 155 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. JOHNSON BROTHERS 533 MAIN STREET ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HOTPOINT APPLIANCE FIXTURES COMPLIMENTS OF LILY BEAUTY SALON S25 MAIN STREET Alaude Turkinglon B E C K 9 S 846 MAIN STREET ManchesIe1 s Ivefwexf Wonzen's Shop FEATURING DRESSES, AIILLINERY AND SPORTSWEAR Compfimcnis of B. Appliance and Furniture Centre 699 MAIN STREET, HOTEL SHERIDAN BLDG. PHONE 7590 Furnilure of Characler H Pictures and Mi1'1'01'.C Corrzplimerzts of CARRA,S MARKET THE COIMPLETE FOOD STORE 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET MATERIAL To Build and Repair a Home LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT FUEL To Heat It COAL A COKE - OIL FOR TOTMORROIVS HOZVIE BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS TODAY The Manchester Lumber and Fuel Co. EVERETT T. MCKINNEY, Mgr. 255 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER QNear Underpassj WELDON DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTSU 901 MAIN STREET For Free Delivery, Dial 5321 Compliments of COOK'S SERVICE STATION MANCHESTER GREEN, CONN. Complimenls of W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. MANCHESTER GREEN JUST GOOD FOODS THE TEA ROOM 883 MAIN STREET OPP. ST. JAMES CHURCH COMPLIMEN TS OF MANCHESTER TRUST COMPANY The W. G. GLENNEY CGMPANY FUEL AND BUILDING MATERIALS FIRST CHOICE of Graaluales ana' LYIZd6l'gl'LZdll6lllf?.f Alike 4 - LLUWQ DDS M?a vs snaps CII MAIN STPEE1 I -- UANCIIESTEILCONN Wve Operate Our Ufzcn Plant U. S. CLEANERS Sc DYERS, IHC. 836 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. Call For ana' Deliver Phone 7100 H A N S E N , S Milk Bar - - Restaurant The Place to lWeet and Eat for Pleasure and Satisfaction THE FALLOT STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photographers PHO TOGRAPHER OF 1944 SOWIANHIS 70 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN It Will Pay You to Visit SILBROS Compliments of Quality Clothes For .7VIen, Corner Soda Women and Children Your Charge Account Welcorlzed Fred W. Woodllouse 881 MAIN STREET State Theatre Building Opp. St. James Church Telephone 6887 Nothing But the Best in Paints MCGILL - CONVERSE, Inc. WALL PAPER, PAINTS, VARNISHES, ETC. 645 Main Street Manchester, Conn PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. Good Things to Eat lNflEATS - SEA FOODS e- BIRDS-EYE PRODUCTS North of the Centre, One Block Past the State Armory at 302 lVlAlN STREET Depot Square Larsen's Garage Feed Service Ernest A, Roy, P,.Op,,em,. 38 inepm Sqwe, iianthesref, Conn. Telephones 5113 gl 8159 Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Paint Baby Chit-ei - Poultry Supplies Nlanchester, Conn. TEL' 5406 , 3520 ,i, YYW, F or Better Health DAIRY Drink DART'S HoMooENIzEn VITA- pns-'-EURIZED MIN D PASTEURIZEIJ MILK. At Man- chester High School Cafeteria drink DART'S Chocolate Milk or Pasteurized 4,4 6+ Milk. We are proud to serve Manches- 'qftsrsn Go ter's youth. Co11gratula1fz'o11s to Wlanclzester Higlz School Seniors If you are graduating you are about to pass a milestone along life's path. Milestones are signposts by which we measure values. The more experience, the better signposts, and later in life let your experience with our products this year suggest to you the value of superior products plus regular, courteous service. ln addition. to Raw, Pasteurized, and Homogenized Milk and Cream, we have for sale strictly fresh Grade A Eggs. DART,S DAIRY 87 NORTH ELM STREET TEL. 6430 QUINN'S PHARMACY 873 MAIN STREET Established l903 Phone 3700 life Telegraph Flowers Efverywhm KRAUSE'S GREENHOUSES RETAIL AND WHOLIQSALE FLOPVERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 621 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER, CONN. T WEED'S MANCHESTER, CONN. Be Casually Correct in Our Ufell-Selected Sporlxweaf' HYGIENIC ICE RANGE AND FUEL OIL KOPPERS COKE FURNACE AND FIREPLACE WOOD WE DO TRUCKING AND FURNITURE ZIIOVING L. T. WOOD CO. Oflice, Sl Bissell Street Phone 4496 Manchester, Conn. The J. W. HALE CORPORATION FOUNDED 1875 Mancl1ester's Leaafifzg Department Store Headquarters for G. E. Appliances and Andes Ranges SELF SERVICE GROCERY HEALTH MARKET C. E. HOUSE 81 SON, Inc. ESTABLISHED I853 HEAD T0 FOOT CLOTHIERS READY-MADE CLOTHING BOY SCOUT UNIFORMS MEN'S FURNISHINGS HATS e CAPS Footwear for the Ifholc Family THE STORE OF QUALITY BILL'S TIRE AND REPAIR SHOP Columbia Bicycles, U. S. and Fisk Tires BILL GREEN, Prop. 180 SPRUCE STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. A. A. DION, Inc Roofing - Siding - Carperzlry 229 Autumn Street Tel. 4860 Eindell 85 Swanson Mfg. Co. I ezzetmn Blmds for I'I0lIlP.Y, Offices, Elf. Finest Zllrzferial and Uforkmanship East Aliddle Turnpike at East Center Street Manchester Telephone 4865 Conzfrlimenis of Crmlfzlinlerzfs of New Model GLENNEY'S L d Hun FY Whe1'e the Gooo' .7VIen's Weai' llarzzfhesierjs Complete Comes From L01Hl0'f1'f1'5 A Service for Every Housewife 789 Afain St., Iwanehester, Conn. Dial DON WILLIS GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING ON ALL CARS GEURGE MARKLAND, Prop. l8MAIN STREET PHONE 8085 Um' Co1I111JI1'111enl.s' To The Clfm- of 1944 ALLEN REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE SINGLES, 2-FAMILY FLATS AND DUPLEXES FARMS - LARGE AND SMALL ACRIQAGL: MOR TGJGES ,41eR,1NGED Allen Sc Hitchcock, Inc. GEN ERA I , INSURANCE FIRE -A AUTO AAA LIFE HOSPITALIZATION 953 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Phone 3301 CONNECTICUT OFFICE OPEN DAILY 8:30 - 5:30 ICXCICPT SUNDAY 7 - 9 TI-Il'RSIJ,'XY EYICNINGS GL1StHfSOll,S Brownbilt Shoe Store 715 Main Street Compliments of Anne Campbe11's Beauty Salon Rubinow Building 853 Main Street Telephone 3404 Manchester, Conn. PHONES: Nlanchester 3063, 8275 Hartford 8-2835 Williiiiaxitic 31 3-1-1- Hartford - Silver Lane - South Manchester Bus Line, Inc. OWYNED HND OPERATED BY Perrett Sz Glenney Manchester, Conn. IJPLIIXB I31l.l'.S'f'X for Sperial IJIll'fiF.V Reasonable Rafer Daily MOZO1' Freight Service MANCHESTER - HARTFORD NEW YORK and Intermediate Points All Goods Inszzrfd in Transit Piano and Furnilure fllofzfizzg Perrett 81 Glenney, Inc. Perrett Pl., South Manchester TEL MANCHESTER ..,,,. 3063 TEL. HARTFORD .,..,.. 8-2835 N. Y. OFFICE, 534 CANAL ST. Tel. Walker 5-1718 Residence Telephones, llanchester 8935 YVi1limzmtic 313-1-1 Compliments of MATTHEW WIOR JEWELER ALWAYS A SATISFYING SELECTION OF WVATCHES DIAMONDS, JEWELRY AND G1E'1's FOR ALL REMEMBRANCES. 977 Main Street Manchester, Conn BILLIE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY cz,'L7'L'RE 22 DEPOT SQUARE, MANCHESTER, CONN. PHONE 7978 MRS. IRENE ABRAITES Oornplinzentx of PINEHURST SODA SHOPPE CORNER MAIN AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE Oomplimenfs of Manchester Public Market A COAYPLETE LINE OF FOOD PRODUCTS A. PODROVE, Prop. Complimenlx of CENTER RESTAURANT AIR-CONDITIONED F. Oompfimerzls of T. BLISH HARDWARE CO MANCHESTER, CONN. Memorial Corner Store We Serve lVIanclze.vfe1' Dairy Ice Cream at Our Fourzlain SUNDAES, SODAS, CIGARS CIGARETTES, CANDY STATIONERY Drlivatexsezz - Groferifs - ElII1yIlZiIIf'5 352 KIain St., Cor. lIain SL Haynes Sts. Manchester, Conn. Succesx to ihe Class of IQ!! Harriett's Beauty Salon 129 Center Street INIanchester, Conn. O Conzplffle Beauty Culture' PHONE 682-P Fuel ana' Range Oil Gasoline Qulel lWay Oil Burnc'r.f U. S. Oil Burnerv BOLAN D OIL COMPANY 369 CENTER STREET Phone 6320 J. A. Bergren Dairy Farms ICE CREAM GRADE A MILK FROXI OUR OYVN FARRI O Largexf Proalucer of Dlilk in Manchesler ' Thank You I MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS for your marvelous support during our Hrst few months of business B L A I R 7 S 757 Main Street Formerly F'RADIN'S ADLER 81 DQBKIN LEAF TOBACCO 218 Hartford Road Manchester, Conn. Compliments of PVXILL PAPER PAINT ,, PICTURE FRAIMING Smgqhettl 5 IIRTIST SUPPLIES Grocery Store 99 Summer Street A Complete Line of Food Products P. Smachetti, Prop. Johnson Paint Co. Tel. 6854 699 Main Street Manchester, Conn. FLoWERs By Milikowski 695 Nlain Street Manchester, Conn. Phone 6029 Complimenlx of Sunshine Dairy 48 Academy Street Sweaters and Sportsfwear Blade at the Factory Manchester Knitting Mills Manchester Green Retail Sales Room Open Daily-9 A.lW. to 9 P.hfI. Complimenls of Lucas Store J. L. Lucas, Prop. 265 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Coynpffmgnfj of Feed Store 1063 Main street Tel. 7711 Pattel-Song Market Manchester, Conn. PURINA CHOWS lOl Center Street C Oil! PI ,I JW EN TS OF ELLIS CCAT CC., INC. EQ To lhe Graduating Classes of 1944 Greetings and Good Will 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 a time when a good many of you will have to leave home 'iperhapsu and try to make a lace for yourself in the world. . P . lX'Iav your aspirations - and the ho es of your parents come through. . . P . Honor our parents -- then you Will honor the school that raduated Y . g you and your City and Country will be proud of you. WE PVISH YOU SUCCESS BRYANT 81 CHAPMAN CO. DAIRY PRoDUCTs COIWPLIZWEZVTS OF GRISWOLITS Service Station 289 Main Street Manchester, Conn. Phone 3939 COHIPLIIWEN TS OF REGAL MEN,S SHOP 907 Main Street Weldon Building FAIRFIELD GROCERY 384 Hartford Road Manchester, Conn. Fresh fWer1Zs, Vegetables, and Groeeries For Deliveries, Phone 6387 Manchester Plumbing and Supply Co. HARDIVARE Spaulding - Goldsmith and lVils011 Sports Equipment 877 Main Street Manchester, Conn. h I Life Saving Parachutes For Milifarjf, Nrzfurzl and Conznzercifzl Aircraft Pioneer Parachute Company, Inc NIANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT We Wish to take this opportunity to thank the faculty and students of Manchester High School for their ever present cooperation. CHENEY BROTHERS McCONVILLE'S FLORISTS and NURSERIES Flowers For All Occasions 832 Main Street Manchester, Conn. Telephone 5947 THE GARDEN RESTAURANT Wz'slzes For You All Success In Your Future Endeavors JOE E. MARICONI, I'f-opf-iemr GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM From Our Own Tuberculous Free and Blood Tested Herd MOUNTAIN BROOK FARM D. W. KELSEY, Proprietor MQKINNEY BROTHERS REAL ES M TE and INSURANCE 505 Main Street QAt the Centerj Nlanchester, Connecticut Telephones: 6060 - 7432 L. H. HALE SUPER STORE 5C - IOC H 250 to 51.00 STORE L. H. HALE, Owner 20 East Center Street Manchester, Conn. Come and See Us WHEN - YOU - NEED ART NEEDLE WORK ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES STATIONERY NOTIONS CANDY CLASSWARE HARDWARE RIBBONS TOWELS AND WASH CLOTHES SEEDS LADIES' HOISERY GARDEN TOOLS CHILDRENS ANKLETS P E N TLA N D THE FLORIST 17 Oak Street Phone 6247 MANCHESTER, CONN. Y f Y Flowers Delivered Anywhere by Wire . . . Mernbev' F. T. D. ADVERTISERS ENGRAVING CO. Engravers to the 1944 SIJMHNHIS 126 Dorranee Street Providence, Rhode Island JANE CLEARY FLORENCE LEENION COl1Il'L1l1IEN'I'S OF MODERN E BEAUTY SALON Weldon Bldg., 905 Main St., Manchester, Conn. Telephone 63ll JOHN 1. oLsoN PAINTER JAYD DECORATOR 12 Jackson Street Phone 6854 or 4370 DIAJIONDS --f- CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY D O N N E L L Y ' S At the Center W 515 MAIN ST. Charles E. Mather, Prop. ICE CREAM PHONE 3844 MARY'S SODA SHOP 1073 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. RILEY CHEVROLET CO., Inc. TELEPHONE 6874 191 Center Street Manchester, Conn. Telephone 3690 Established 1901 WILLIAM H. SCHIELDGE Slafionery ana' Bzzsirzesr Prinlerr, Calendar' and lYo'uelfies 135 Spruce Street Manchester, Connecticut Compliments of NORTON ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of JO N ES 81 H U R L EY QUALITY IVIEATS and GROCERIES 58 Cooper Street Telephone 3211 Always Ask for MANCHESTER DAIRY ICE CREAM MANCHESTER, CONN. PHONE 5250
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