Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1945 volume:

V Nffgmsk . X- Qf X xX . swf. ,, B, ND Xa x A W bis X 1 -ww x 'STAB 'T W'-X 'x Bxzitzkx , KQYYN 'IJ .X GG Lv YK ug SUMTNHJS 1 9 4 5 Volume XXX PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OE 1945 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Foreword During our four years in high school, our country has undergone one of the greatest tests of its history. Now as we are about to be graduated, a new era appears to be dawn- ing. It is an era of international understand- ing, one in which, it is defuoutly hoped, all peoples will hnd a new freedom. Dedication We, the Class of 1945, Gratefully Dedicate Our SOMANHIS to MR. LOUIS H. PIPER who, through his counseling and his teaching of social sciences, has given us a clearer under- standing of the tremendous international problems which face our generation as world- citizens in the post-war world. FACULTY WX' 5 'w First rofw-Mr. Bailey, Mr. Sanborn, Mr. Reed, Mr. VVigren, Mr. Kelley, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Perry, Mr. Vaclers, Mr Hartwell, Mr. Carleton, Mr. Dougherty, Mr. Piper. Sfroml ro-u:-Miss Ureenaway, Miss Kilvlme, Miss Fellows, Miss Putnam, Miss Henry, Miss Estes, Miss M1'Adams Mrs. Lundquist, Mrs. Mullaney, Miss Casey, Mrs. Warren. Third rofw-Nlrs, Reed, Miss VVorth, Miss Low, Mrs. Loomis, Miss Meaeham, Mrs. Skinner, Miss Todd, Miss VVhipple Mrs. Segar. Fllilffll rofw-Miss llenderson, Miss Kellogg, Mrs. VV:1lsh, Miss Spafard, Miss McGuire, Miss Smith, Miss Olson Miss Gothlwerg. Fifth rofw-Mr. Illing, Miss Hopkins, Mr. Wright, Mr. Emery, Mr. Pearson. LINES FOR TOMORROW If the old world this fway be, That all men are created free Then all of ur should love the same Dexpite of color, creed, or name. And not in 'vain 'were hrafve deed.: done. Nlen died for every fwo1nan'r ron. For all shall lznofw and see the light When equality has 'won the fightef find this nefw age shall hrafvely see A world that is forefver free. BARBARA LEEMON, '45 Faculty Directory if Arthur H. llling, B.S., Wesleyan University, M.A., Boston University, Superintendent of Schools. Edson M. Bailey, B.S., University of New Hamp- shire, M.A., 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- VX X..TE.v.u-kg, George P. Carleton, B. ., Bowdoin College, Ed.M., Boston University, Civics, Biology. Marion M. Casey, A.B., Syracuse University, English. ' Wilfred J. Clar e, New Haven School o Gym- nastics, Physical Education. Doris E. Cole, B.S., Sargent College of Physical Education, Physical Education. Dorothy C. D'Amico, A.B., Brown University, Biology. Barbara R. Ditmar M.S., Wellesley, Physical Education. SFRA' George F. Dougherty, A.B., Princeton University, Economic Geography, Civics. Philip L. Emery, B.S., Bates College, Biology, Physics. Helen J. Estes, A.B., Wheaton College, Ed.M., Harvard University, English. lone Fellows, A.B., Middlebury College, English. Laura C. Gothberg, A.B., Boston University, A.M., Columbia University, A.M., University of Chicago, Social Science. Georgia C. Greenaway, B.S., American Interna- tional College, Stenography, Typewriting, Economics. David Hartwell, B.S., Harvard University, Algebra. Hope S. Henderson, B.F.A., Pratt Institute F.A.A., Art. Blanche I. Henry, B.A., University of Vermont, Mathematics. Florence Hopkins, A.B., Brown University, Ed.M., Harvard University, English. Thomas F. Kelley, A.B., Bates College, Chemis- try, Athletics. Avis M. Kellogg, B.S., New Hampshire Univer- sity, Typewriting, Shorthand. Doris E. Kibhe, Ph.B., University of Vermont, M.A., McGill University, Latin, Spanish. Erna W. Loomis, A.B., Mount Allison University, English, Algebra. Jeanne Marie Low, B.A., Bates College, M.A., Middlebury College, University of Paris Di- pl6me, French. Leila C. Lundquist, A.B., University of Utah, U. S. History, Democracy. ir ik 'A' ir A 'lr Mary D. McAdams, B.S., Boston University, Ed.M., Boston University, English, Social Sci- ence. Anna E. McGuire, B.S., New York University, English. Florence Meacham, Willimantic Training School, Business Mathematics, Typewriting. Eleanor F. Mulla , B.S., Univer 'ty Con- necticut, Science. I G. Albert Pearson, Skidmore School of Music Pedagogy, University of Rochester, Director of Music. Dwight E. 'Perry, B.S., University of Minnesota, A.M., Columbia University, Mathematics. Lewis H. Piper, A.B., Wesleyan University, A.M., Clark University, History. George A. Pottert , B.S., Universit of Connec- ticut, Scien Q. Catherine E. Putnam, .A., Mount Holyoke Col- lege, M.A., Trinity College, English Literature, History. Agnes Reed, B.S., Boston University, Shorthand, Typewriting, Salesmanship. Wilmot L. Reed, B.S., University of Vermont, Mathematics. William A. Sacherek, Springfield College, Nation- al Institute of Aquatics, Physical Education. Nelson E. Sanborn, A.B., Middlebury College, Chemistry, Physics. Thelma Wood Segar, B.S., Syracuse University, Librarian. Helen Page Skinner, B.S., Columbia University, English, Dramatics. Helen M. Smith, B.S.Ed., Framingham Teachers College, Columbia University, Home Economics. Carrie B. Spafard, B.A., Wesleyan University, Latin. Beulah E. Todd, A.B., A.M., Brown University, Spanish. William J. Vaders, B.S., New Hampshire Univer- sity, Mechanical Arts. Mary Shields Walsh, B.S.E., Boston University, English, Social Studies. Nellie Q. Warren, Bay 'Path Institute, Book- keeping I. Helen Whipple, B.S., University of Connecticut, Home Economics. Charles L. Wigren, A.B., Wesleyan University, Mathematics. Isabel F. Worth, A.B., Tufts College, A.M., Boston University, English. Russell A. Wright, B.S.Ed., State Teachers Col- lege at Salem, Massachusetts, Commercial Subjects. fautnlhoh as HTG. f0Uf'lJG+ION 'N of Ihkrnuiaonal Good WAI 0 IV' . ff L Jw Q1 QfQfmx gm 3' ,' ' W ,Zi 9 ,fwq-1 - - 11 K- - N 4' 'N - 'Y Trung, xx In Y 5 is 5 gd Riff A ! 'XX 4, , 'wif WGN 2' - Au x, Q ' I l gf- - Q: .27 T1 lwf l X l l N N AXlfl,SCTN-Y:1lc'nlicrm'i:111 Class Song Um' Class of '-l-5 will cfm' vmlvlvm' 'llo lw true' to rhe red, white, and luluvg Ami as we juurlwy along lifcfs gm-:xr putllwziy XVQJ will kc-ep our pledge firmly Zlllll tl'llC. NVQ' will l'CI1lCI11l1t'T our mleur Alma lxl1ll'f'l' The- Qlllll2ll1CC' :md lessons that am- past: Aml our clzlss111z1rcs who zlrc' lighting fox fl'c'mloln Ami the cause of :1 peace that will last. l,,lll'1f,V 111111 .lllzxff by XORN1.-X -I. 'l'L'RK1Nu'mN C ASS Class I'n',fiJ1'11l ITUNALD KICNN l'2lJY -HPXXX u SS UO lqenzlu l1z1f111 ' f l,ifv ls Autumn HONOR S'I'l?lJl 'X IS l 'Nl I' w Brunu Bt'IfiUl't' Betty Boyd C'hz1rlotu- Bl'llifhXYlliU.' Grzzvc Brown Natalie i'zlrpc-Inter Sherwood Clough Hvltll Cox Iirnesr Ilegmis Nllllfj' l':Idl'Q'llf.fR' lim-lyn Forster .'xllll'l'il'U flt'llIill'Ul't' Carol llansc-n john llunmn Marguerite llrvklrr Arlem- Hollister Viola lluulc Rirhurd lluhlxzlrcl .Xrthur junninga Virginia Killlllllgf I,Illl'il'ill Km-nm-dy licvcrly Hlllll Mzxrjurin- Kluppcnlmrg lidith Imjmki BERNICE MAE ADDY NB!'f7Ill',l lor I in mr- likv a v mmvris morn. Spanish Club 2, 12 A Cap- pella lg Debating 3, 23 Bowling 21 Biology Club 31 Girl Reserves 4, 3. ROBERT WILFRED AGN EVV HB0 lin Tn lrivmlship mwrv l:urd4'n's light. Spanish Club 23 Sock and Buskin 4, 3, Hi-Y 4, 33 Pub- licity Chairman 4. GEORGE HAVERLY ALLEN Puffy Hr tlfnvs nnl only find lhe frfsl, buf Ihr' laugh Inu, I 4 v - . if S' .1 ' FREDERKCK CASPER , - ,ANNULLI A, .J I irsullu I Great actions sprak great m1'nrl:. X .ss I , FootballN4, 3, 2, lg H1-X 4, Publicity Committee 4. ,,'1 . P , n . 1, KK-5, V 'cj' gb ,.- xi ,tv Fmyiil JANERAQRLEBX' t , FY .4gzbui1y i.vWii11n, Btgiyling 322:33 eyball 'II 3, 2, Biolso ' ub 3, 22 7'Tennis 4, 35- g-Pong 3, Girl Resefifves' 4, 33 Library ,Club 4, Basketball 4. JOAN LUCILLE APURTON .lun tu lu- grnllw. ltznrl. :mtl sweet always In ffm-rynzw I rum-I. Paint and 'Powder 2, 1.3 Art Club 1, A Cappella 13 High Svlzool World 4, 3, 2, Editor 43 Volleyball 2, Bowling 4, 3, 2, Ping Pong 3, SOMAN- HIS Editorial Stal? 4, 3, Girl Reserves 4, 3, Vice Presi- dent 41 French Club 4, 3. EVELYN VIOLA - AXELSON I go on learning xumrfthing new wzfefv dur. A Cappella II lg Spanish Club 4, 3, 2. . af Q 1,45 Jg X 11 l N JJ I. 3 L JJ ,Q ,Zi 'J x ARYANIXD ALCH L , ylhing lu'ggYxJ14'lIl1 ri Tdraj 1 High Sflmol World 4, 3 Column Editor 4, Paigtjan 'Powder lg Basketbalj 4, 3, 2, 1, Swimming 14 Field Hockey 4, 3, 2g iirls Lead- ers' Club 4 ,3, Q Spanish Club 4, 3, 2, Sock and Bus- kin 4, 3. ROBERT CH ARLES BARRETT Boll ln, quivlm-xx auzl vnrzfrlfrrrf- shall ln- vour .vln'ng:l1. . Spanish Club 2,.l, President 23 Basketball.. Manager 4, 3, 2, Golf 4, 3, Hi-Y 4'. MARTHA SAYLES BARRY Millar! The lighl nf Ihr- lmrly is the vu-.' A Cappella 1, Basketball 3, 2, lg Volleyball 4, 2. 1, Girls Leaders' Club 4, 3, 2, Cheerleaders 3, 2, Girl Re- serves 4, 3, Baseball 4, 3: Tennis 3, SOMANHIS Edi- torial Staff 43 Sock and Bus- kin 4. if . 5 . J Alu v . .LLv ' rf , ,Lf 1 l l . FLORENCE' igsjxs. I Klub - In I ' , ,J I E IlfI'.fI?Lg , l Th1' illul uf,f4:l:r1v'xAV. iril, gmmf, alul 1'hrllIlz. l . Library Club 2,'13' A Cap- pella 2, lg Girl Reserves ED 11 JOSQSPH BAYLE .-F H ,mul rifrfurf-411-1'f-r r fi fu'f'n:I. - D bn , 1 . s LUCILLE HELEN BEEBE Thr lnurrlvrz In-rnmrx Hgh! uhirlx ix flim- BRUNA MARY 'BELFIORE Broom SAI,VAQl'ORE MICHAEL 71 IBELLINGHIRI -1.3231-1. 3,4 guild Zuni mrlkrtxq Kuulf f!i1'n1l. Swimmilhg' 3, lg' Football 1 LIL N A ,x IT A --rw 4 .f Ulfrxlffl uxm nilllrvx f lwlllv lilwfi 1 Counci , lg A Cappe la , g 'e 'll lg Bowl- ing 33 Girl Reserves 4, 3. V leylmzi S1lld 2 1 S 1 nv. C 1b j0llN' SARSFIELD' BERRY .l1l1'k ll'lm1'v lijv lvillmul julia luugll- ?U 4 dl E Q I- lvlxfilvvg? Fuutlwa 4. , JD X , .Xi Jiff EI,IZABE'l'll LORRAINE HOUKUS Iffny Ufliwmlx, lnmlrs. 11 1'lu-vrfnl lu'ur!. mul rur1.w'i1'l14'4' vlvur ln' Ihr- num: 4-lmim' fufnpurniun uw' hum' In-rv. ROBERT LEONARD BOU'liliI.0UP Bull Wix1lurn ix lln- mmqlurmr nf jor- fume. . y , iw Joi 1 L ND ' N ff Bur 'jlmilv .w inwx In Ili gil. lrlogy ub , 1 Debat- n lil ' ,urrent Affairs Club 'T' -I-, 3, Mana- ger -tl U I3If'I I'Y CHRISTINE BOYD -'lsfffy Big W'hr'n' lhvrv is al will. lhwrv is 11 hnppi en1l1'ng. Volleyball 2, lg Howling 3, 2, I. DONNA BOYD flnm' in 11 llluu,w1lHlxw'urv. fi ,wl- fwrl r'lmru1'1vr uppwu . E - . Tennis t and Ilu-Wder 63,3 1 'I 'lee I ' e 21 erlea rs 3, 11 Spanish ' 4, 3, 2 ' ,1- dent -ecretavri , o ley- ball 2: Bowlir 2, Girl Reserves 4,y3'1 Sock and liuskin 4', 3, Swimming Club 4. C I I ARI,U'I l'Ii FLURA BRAl'I'HVVAl'I'E Hfjllllfln --sl..f'11 gl. zlirouglr 111.1 ivizh if vnu'lw. Art lg Bowling 4, 3, 2: Debating Club 4, 3, 2, Biol- ogy Club 3, 2, Vice Presi- dent 2: Girl Reserves 4, 3, Seeretary 33 High Srllool World 4, SoM.ANHIs Editori- zll Stall 4: Student Council 43 Basketball 4: Badmin- ton 4. VVILLIAM FRANCIS BRAY Bill ills fwfr un' light, his x1n'vfI ix glint. Cross Country 4, 3, 2, I1 Irueli 4, 3, 2, Co-Captain 4. I.I LLIAN MARY BREN N AN nl ilu l!'illlouf lnuglrlwr lhvn' ix no joy. Paint and Powder 2, 1: Girl Reserves 4. I K I J Illl BEVERLEY VINA BRIGGS Bl0ndfr ' l'f1'eryoln' ix hupps mlm r1ur1r'w.i. Basketball 4, 3, 2, lg Base- ball 1, Badminton 33 A Cappella l. GLORIA JANE BROVVN Bru4u'ni1 ' Iliff friwulship is 1-mxmrnz 1. 1-iw-ryomu Bowling 4, 3, 2, Volleyball 4, 3, 2, Softball 4, 3, Had- minton 4, Girl Reserves 4. GRACE LIlE5fMnJI3RUVVN !L?1'I1r1fy .-iliwlqls willilxg Io .dxrnxulln',l1uI- ,,,,,,,,,+,,,, ,gs JJ N XXA Cappell '3, lg Sfennis 1, Volleyb 4, s, Bas- ketball 4,f3, 2,1 o g 3, 25 Student CouIiA 4, 3, 2, Serretary 4, 'ill Reserves 4, 3, Preside 4, SOMAN- HIS Editorial STIIIIX4, 3, High Srlmol World 4, 3 Baseball 4, 33 Field Hof ey 4, 31 Archery 4. HARRY GORDEN BROVVN Brofwnif The lwxz of hlmxings, u nlf-nlwl mind, Cross Country 3, Track 21 Stamp Club 2. IEAN ARLENE BROVVN 'tllflul x14'rw'l vlmllrfr pourv jorlli from her Iipvf' Tennis 1, Bowling 23 Span- ish Club 4, 3, 2, Field Hockey 33 Sock and Buskin 4, 3. ELIZABETH ANN BUCKLEY Brtfy .1ln1lr'.vls ix Ihr- rilrulvl nf lrwuulrv um! of rirluv. Volleyball 2, 1, Paint and Powder 2, lg Badminton 3, 21 Debating Club 23 Red Cross Representative 23 Bowling 4, 3, Archery 4. DOROTHY ESTHER BUNCE Dol 4 llglll l 1r'r I VI li l'r'v I 11l1 g. ElJWlN CHARLES BUNCE ..Ed., 'Mv rlvsriny is xulizurlv-, nnrl mv uf.- lx unrk. Art Club 1. VVESLEY BURTON BUNCE tfltfrhfri ,'Vnll1ing rnrlurwv lin! prhwnal q1mlilif'.s. BEA'l'RlCE EDITH BURSACK BN Unltd hu! friu'r11Hv. Bowling 3, 2, Library Club 3, 2. EILEEN MARIE CAMPBELL .1 , I' H .tEi..6L O U I. L I 'L fi rhvrrv word, a rlrdfn xmilv' lhulfvljyf :from lift- twill:- wlliniil MV' 2 4 I Bowling 2. ' .1 I M Q ,, A . I lv .I f I BARBARA CANNON HBIIIIH fl guna' lmlun' hringx nl v fri:-n1I.x. Tennis lg Bowling 4, 2, Paint and Powder 2, lg De- bating Club 1, Spanish Club 4, 3, 2. I' 'TE ERNFST C'.Al' f :hw LJ U fl' .-1 um nf Iffln-rx, mfg'-rv, fl mon x. ' , ,J f 1 Howell Cheney 'Technical School Ppsic nt 4, Vice President, ' ud nt Coun- cil 4, 3, Y 'i asketball 43 lnter-Department Foot- ball 4, 33 Basketball 4, 33 Baseball 4, 3. KA'l'Hl,lilCN ANN CARUN .-Kdyn Sho :crm goml rn ilu' urn lair. SOMANHIS Editorial Staff 4: Girl Reserves 4, 3, Debat- ing Club 31 Biology Club 3, Bowling 3, 2. NATALIE ANN f'ARl'EN'l'ER njvatyt ffrnllt- nf ilu-1-dr, lu'm'fir1f'nl of nlmrl. Band I, Orchestra lg Bas- ketball 4, 3, 23 Volleyball 4, 3, 23 Bowling 3, 2: Soft- ball 4, 3, A Cappella 2: French Club 4, 3, 2, Girls Leaders' Club 4, 3, Girl Re- serves 3. . ST CARTIER ,rnzr' Thr uwxlr ng my spirit 16115 H not slac . Ah Club 4, 31 French Club 3, Sock and Buskin 4. r I ' ' V Y 1 J Xe' , 'J Y ' U , I 1 'V 1 N JERNEST ,AMA Q, 4'C4 AL NO . If H, 55J,,if'jL: 5 , , A fu.vhmnf1N6 zvnmp Ls always at 'J . . rl5P.J , y L 1 ' , Saence Club 13 Bowling 43 Girl Reserves 4, 3. RIC HARD MCDOVVELL CLAY Uni.-zw Lvl mann- what rn v SHERWOOD ERWIN CLOUGH Tim files! vIu11ul'r1f'v is Ihr!! whirh gets lhings dorm, A Cappella 4, 3, 2, 13 Span- ish Club 3, 2. Ny -' xx xx I JJ . 4 K sf Af 9' w' x jx ORAMAN CARL 7 x' 3- it COMOLLO If L Norm Cowl humnr makvs all lhings ml- z'mhle'. Rifle Club lg Swimming 4, Manager -I-Q Science Club 1. 1 . . vM'i ' J .H 1 H,-f frivrg .w...gr. all ho cn 0, mewl hvr' 'wi ming 4, 3, Club 4, slizg pant .lub 4, 3, Art Ser ce S ad 43 Studenf Counci 4. u RUTH MARY CURRAN uRIlflli!'U 'Of mann:-rs gvnllf-g ffl nffrrliuni mild. Bowling 2. SIDNEY BYRON CUSHMAN CuJl1 He Ls 1111101 and shy. Spanish Club 2, 13 Paint and Powder 2, lg Swimming 4, 35 A Cappella 4. BARBARA JANE CUSTER uB0bu To be independeni ix Ihr' Imxinvss of n few onlvg il i.x n privilege nf Nu- .v1r0ng. JOSEPHINE ELEANOR DALEY ujau Silence Y 11 jim' jr-wr-I for a woman. H L D' OTH'iCOX 'ZR VM J Manager T nnis Q AZN STANLEY VVILLIAM DAVIS Stash 4Il lhiflgx mr' rhunpvrl fmzl :cz rlmllgv- rcilh ll1cm. Interclass Basketball 3, 1, Basketball 43 A Cappella 1. RITA E Il l I 'il' ST Dr 0 0 llf1ppinw.x.x .xv f rn rl In ha' .vllrlrfdflf Vnlley 2, vli'n , Science Cub UB? me - nomics Club 1 C Re- serves 4, 3. GLORIA DE SIMONE Drs nllufrfn' ln- Ihr' mn- zrlm rullx ln- fluv her nu-n. Bowling 4, 2, Basketball 4. MARY VVINIFRED DUGGARTA Cnnxlr11v ix Ihr' fuumlfzliun nj m'r1um, A Cappella lg Science Club I, Basketball 4, 3, 11 Bowl- ing 4, 3, 21 Volleyball 4, 3, lg Student Council 2, Girl Reserves 4, 3. . J, :V . CHARLES. PHILIP UOLSEN - --Phil 'tile will In-.1 In mf lime nl ffgm: lvl lln' rlulxs jul! wlivrv :hm mrn'. Band 2,15 Syirnnvinf.: 4, 3, 2. RICHARD JAMES DUF Y ,WL r' . u x luv inwlirlrl ln 1-nfl: ulhvr mm, rlwnmml ull' , mul in fri:-n1l'hip I1 rn ap 3 lg a d 4, 2, 1, ss u try Q Student .Council , C - chestra E, 11 I erclass Base ketball 4, 3, I1 Football 4, 31 Class Treasurer 4. NANCY HllN'l'ING'l'ON ELDREDGE Nan .Yulun-'s Hrxl Krcul lillv mimi. A Cappella 11 Spanish Club 3, 2, lg junior Red Cross 4, 3, 2, Student Council Al- ternate 2: Paint and Pow- der Zg Class Secretary 3: Sock and Buskin 4. AMELIA KATHLYN FARR Mrmru ' l.'lmnwn-r is .1 pf-rj.-mln .-'lin-unwi will. Basketball lg Bowling 2: Volleyball 2, I1 Swimming 4g Art Club 4, lg Art Ser- vice Squad 4Q Debating Club 3, 2, Captain 3, Girl Reserves 4, 3. EDWARD MARTIN FERRIS UEJH --ll., ,,1.1.,x.-Y ,W-,...,,.e. Spanish Club 2, lg Band 4, 3, 2, lg Swimming 4, 3, 2. ENRICO MICHIAI. FIANO kit-by --um, m.,.1.'t1 .1.-ffm., .mil .-.nm 4-nnrvnl. French Club 3. 74' U . L X I H R. K, ' 0SEf1ELlZABE'I'lI I NNKHMNl r Hrnnufs ling I7 lhow lmppi wwnlw Jrhzvll 'rw' gkill will uf ilu' vault. l.i1f saving 23 Bowling 21 Girl Reserves 4, 3. x . K Lfql-rrfi v1Ncr:N'r Lin Y' FOGARTf'?L' lx, V N,-9f7I'fl ' ., A QMHM mlnwcnfwtb uni-on fun-ri L L A Cappella 4, 3, 2f,1, Paint and Powder 2, lg Qgck and Buskin 4, 3, Treasurer 4: lligffl Srlmnl lI'rn'lJ 4, 3, Current Affairs Club 33 S04 wuxnis Editorial Staff 4, 3. liVEI.YN BURN HAM FORSTER NET.. To iw lfnxi ul wzriwlfizpg I fl nmrl, ml mfllflix lmlnlrlif' A Cappella 4, 22 Spanish Club 21 lliqli Srlmnl II'm-ld 4. SHIRLEY LENURE FREDERICKSUN Shorty nllwrw I slunrl wnull vlnfl lllm. quirk of llmuglll Ilmugli lilllw nj lirnlvf' Paint and Powder 2, 1, Serv retary 21 lizisketball 2, lg Bowling 4, 3, 2, Debating Club 21 Volleyball 3. MARION RI l'll FRUSCII 1 qmvl rorrwnvn-w nmln-s ffm- .vu t.A,.1w. Girl Reserves 4, 3. -. lar. Alia. l ELISAB I' C RTRUDE I ,N F ' r I M llmugli 1 mzlurt are A Capp a 4, lg 'Paint and Powder 2, l. J SARAl ARG- ' ., 0 I usa . -1. I , x .v'r.' ' ball 2, 13 P4nt and owcieft 2, 1, pan sh Club 23 bwi r'n ,l 2. ELEANOR l GYT GLENN ning., W, S ' wflmrn zuetyvllili gif: of lf g 193' -Ji' fhoir 4ffJ3, 2, 1, Tennis 3, 2, 1'oV0lleybgdl,5ll',,3, 2, 11 lizvgiztballj-IMJIIZQ Bowling 4, 21 Swirnining Club 21 Spanish Club 4, 3, 2, Ser'- retary 3, Girl Reserves 4. 3, Treasurer 33 Girls Lead- ers' Club 4, 3, Ping Pong 4, 3, Softball 4, 3: Sovnw- HIS Editorial Stall 4. EVA liI.lZABE'I'll GOLI.Ml'I'ZER GoIdir sf rhrivrflll Iijw iv irlml Ilia' mus Inrv. Paint and 'Powder 2, 13 Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, Girls Leaders' Club 4, 2, Bowl- ing 25 Softball 4, 33 Arvh- ery 43 A Cappella 4. - Ll - - ,H fn., '.1f.'1 .rf hw my I iflzlf-ziwri it I mr dvpllisf' Library 4 W I. ,, fly, N4 XE ONICN GORMAN IIN ervm llmughl w1'1n'wr1'. lminf a IQ Fren' uw 4, 3, 2, or-k and 'luskin 4, 3, Vice si- clent 4, Girl Reserves , 3: Girls Leaders' Clu 1 4 lligll Srllnnl lfrlrllf 4, asketlmll 4, 3, 21 Volleylulll 4, 3, 21 Bowling 4, 3. 2: Field lloekey 4, 31 Ping Pong 4, 3, Haselmll 4, 3. Vi lx ,lf K , H sw k. Y uidw Josighru czomx VJ! it 'ilirrny Nm! 14-,flhj - ,rm fi .Wi 1,1- x if ' ,. I 5 xl' l rem'h 'Clulu 4, 3, 2, Art Wf1iLlAM El num G. ,, 1. - .. df f J Bill , '3 MlriI and gmuf luv Ing nill rnflf lhrir uuv lrwlrlrv-rin , JV SCTMQNIIISEllllUl'rlllYi'l1ff'f 3 fliffll Srlmul ll'arlrlL-bf Student Council' 4, ,f2: - Slianish Clulm Zi 1: Cross Country 4, 3: 'Franck 3. lEl.lZAliE'l'll GRAHAM RMI l.uu,qhing www mul fvfplwn lmu luv rl rlrrwr girl uilll nwrvr fi ruin. Girl Reserves 4, 31 llelaat- ing Clulv 35 Current Affairs Clulv 31 Bowling 4. HAZEL ES'l'lIl5R G --11,,,u.- ,A rr.-:iw 1 IN- mp xlu-rrh infra: SOMANI s Editorial Stull 4, Urcliestrn 4, 3, 2 g Band 3,-kb F' orkey l. Asif, J!!! 'flag' ll7l QA 4.6 X XEQRIIQI-ge 'E 3' cw' Msn: ' XO ' IIII --1'1,.-,mf fm .nf ff. ,Ml .-.,.,i.',.,, lmn. Paint and Powder 2, lg Chess Club 11 Debating Club 2: Soivmwuis Business Staff 4. LELAND llliRBER'I' URIMASON l.fr 4 fwrlwnn-rl minfl rv 1 munrml If-fm. ClIES'I'liR GILBERT GRUEBIEI. Chet The nzvnliw-:I lnilnl hull: nu rn French Clulw 3. ALICE GURSKI ...ANU Quin prrwn mv rr-4-lrnnw mv u'ln'rr'. l J l , ,Rl ll BP llvfu'ff M'uIllr.v.v ix rm uppn-m'ulr':l rlmr- fn'lr'rivll'r'. Track 4, 3, , Cross Coun- try 4, 3, I gh Srlmnl lfnrlrl 4, 33 A Cappella 4, 3, 2. RITA ELAINE HADDEN Il you un' xviw laugh. Cheerleaders 4, 3, 2, lg Girl Reserves 4, 3, Treasurer 4: Girls Leaders' Club 4, 3, Treasurer 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 2,13 Paint and Pow- der 2, 1, Archery 43 Bowl- ing 4, 3, 2: Basketball 4, 2, 1. ERNEST IUENMAN HALLADAY Q D1'nny Cn-111 llmuglzlx Iikf- guru! flwwds -v I1 vvzl nu trump.-ll. Orchestra 4, 3, 2, lg Band 3, 2, lg Spanish Club 13 Baseball 3, 1. LlLLlAN MAE HAMILL Hammiv The hulul lhvll mrlrlw lwr ffl? nlmlf' hw gmul. Girl Reserves 4, 33 Girls Leaders' Club 3, Basketball 2, lg Bowling 2, Volley- ball 2, 1. CAROL ELEANOR HANSEN Yun un' Ihr- rnrzxlvr nf vrvr1'1l1ir1g you. luln your lmnvl rmrl rnind lu. K Rm! 'bmISmiE'E'Ji orial staff 4, High Srhool Id 4, 3. 2, Girl Reiffifves 4, 3, Class Vice-'President,Qg'L.lla'lnt and P0wae'r'z,'r, French Club 3, 2, Volleyball, 4, 3, 2, 11 Bowling 4, 3,4422--,Held Hockey 4, 3, 2: Baseball 4, 35 Ping Pong 4, 3, Basket- ball 4, 3, 2, 13 Swimming 2, lg Girls Leaders' Club 4, 3, 2. Jon ' Roc: f u 1' If urn mv 1 1' ', 1' mf IH 1 wuz fi., . and Bus ., , Presi- dent Z i i rhuol World 4, Stude ouncil 4, Vice-P es' 4g ' Clu 3 wimmiug am4. IRMA ADELINA HARE A vwzslfmz jrif-nd is u thing rare and lmfll to jimi. Bowling 2. .- f .V . . IJANICE 'LORRAINE ,A HAWLM' Thy dvep eyes shim' like jeu,vls. Library Club 3. BEVERL HAYDEN sket V u rves 3 1 fqjn . Bull Si , uhvl ' we i' nerd, rl s rl ng in nun. 5 , ,- nl 3, , is ' g , - . : ,3,X,s.' bal 4, 5' -i ery 3, Girl JOHN THOMAS HAYES flTinyiI 'Tix a .wrt uf duly In be rich, that il may bu in um s puwrfr lu do good. v I lil ' x N . J, Lbcua. LBERT W lyk HE LER f , VI . usonnyn F An fjalzle and ruzuumus gentle- munlf Track 4, 3. MARCUERITE RENEE HECKLER Rim Her wvullh ix in hw silvnl man- In-r. French Club 3. ARLYNE VERONICA HEFFRON Sinr:'riIw ix rm u1wr1r1f'.x.v nl .- In-im. Howling 23 Girl Reserves 3. 4 An' C ll EN dj I un 'N' W ,'W1'1'ri:il1 irllv n 1 u tuifly .md m.,u,l.1yu1 .rf .,1f.m. Bowling 25 Volleyball 23 Student Council 2. I DOROTHY GRACE HENRY Il1'nry Thr mzlvlrnvl nlrlnlnfrv mul Ili 1' gvfnllvxl Izvrzrlf' ERIC VVILLIAM HESSE Rudy I iruulrl ln' Huw, fm lhvn' 11' llum- rl-lm mix! mv. Howell Cheney Technical School, Vice 'President 4: Inter-department Football 4, 33 Inter-department Base- ball 4, 3. if , .W 91 M04 I , Axlyfg v Ai TT TEN il ' s. nf f , If I . , HC, . Ilurmr lim in hnnrsl nfl. Spanish Club lg Student Council 1. IIARRIEI' ANN IILLEERY I f, , f Haag, Qylfvupwl, '1v'm'Iul vuruwfsrx- .L-Lymlix lln- lux: fluwvr uf civiliza- lmn. l Paint and Powder 2, If s- lietball 4, 3 2j Valley ll 4, 3,Q2ff-Bolviillnxg 4, 3, 2, Ping Pong 4, 3: Softball 4, 3, Field Hockey 4, 3, hirls Leaders' Club 4, 3: French Club 4, 31 Girl Reserves 4. CHARLOTTE AN N YHOAR Navbar., '-.1 mn- .-..m1,.w,..f1..,, .yy f,f.-,.41f- mms und jrnlin-. Paint and Powder 2, 1: Spanish Club 2, Ig A Cap- pella II 4. MARIE LOUISE HOAR nkllfn 'Tu'a.v hvr lliinking nf ullwrs mrlrlr' you lllinlf ul lrvrf' HAROLD BRADLEY HODGE .-fyir' Jr. 432119 snul nf havin:- s ARLENE VIRGINIA HGLLISTER 124711, A prodigy in learning. Orchestra 4, 3, 2, lg Art Club 13 Spanish Club 4. 3, 2, Volleyball 3 7 VIOLA HOUI E S okzf - 1 A .ru'r-wi. az 'EBf grm'v. A Cappella 4, Archery 4, Bowling 4. RICHARD CHARLES HUBBARD Dirk The friends of my frir-nrlx ure my frir'r1flS. Football 4, 3, 21 Swimming 3, 25 Interclass Basketball 3, Student Council 2, 1, French Club 2, Paint and Powder 2, 13 Sock and Bus- kin 3, A Cappella 4, 3, 1. MARION EDNA HURLBURT iWirk1'y 'Tllorlvxry ix ilu' eilallvl of benuly and of virtue. DOROTHY IRWIN uD0,n A true friend is forever a friend. Girl Reserves 4, 3, Girls Leaders' Club 4, 3, 25 A Cap- pella lg Bowling 4, 3, 23 Basketball 4, 3, 2, Volley- ball 3, 2, 1. I2 Ol x I G YS E 'I 'H n 1 fn ai 4 , ', A . ' nn ' f er 1 h r V 4 ll sir ing the rr 0 h s dns ' Q V0 1 all OMA HI siness MB V! as 'n 3, 22 u ior 'aa xv-' A C lla 13 'Q' no ' s lub 1. H R- I E I -n' If Su .s l , si i doth in W1 If Ban 2, 1, Orchest 2, K LORRAINE JARVIS Larry She's all lhaI's liunesl, honorable, and fair. Student Council 1. MARGUERITA MARY JARVIS .fRitan What sw:-ni delight a quicr life affords. Volleyball 2, 1, Bowling 2,1. ARTHUR EDWIN JENNINGS Let us do what honor demands. Track 3. lNIII.'I'UN GI-IURGIE jtmsrzw .'llfH Thr vssln-v ol humor is .uni lu'lrlv. Football 4, 3, 2, Biology Club 23 A Cappella 3, l. ,IISAN MARGIIIERITE jUII NSIGN u.,I'!llliI'H Fvli.-ilv lx lln- pt-rjw-1 :nlu in 1 pwrff-1-1 liff'. Field Iloekey 4, 3, 21 Bas- ketball 4, 3, 2, lg Volley- ball 4, 3, 2, 1, Bowling 4, 3, Z, Badminton 4. GICURGIE AR'I'III'R KANEIII. ln i11lr'lIl'gf'l1rf', hr' fx fur In-xourl his won. Chess Club lg Spanish Club 3, 23 Paint and 'Powder 2, lg Sock and Buskin 33 Student Couneil 2. ALICXAN DRA ELIZA- IiIi'I'II KARASII .4lif1 ' sm- 1..-,Um mmf, ,zum 'writ' fn.- lfuv- fair. Cheerleaders 4, 3, 2, Cap- tain 4, 3, Girl Reserves 4, 33 Sock and Buskin 43 Pain' and Powder 2, I: Swim- ming Club 4, Bowling 2, 11 Volleyball 2. VIRGINIA ALBIfR'l'A KATZIING Kitty The sm-wi 1-upfwuzorr nl lu-r lure. SoM.'xNuts Business Staff 4, 31 Girl Reserves 4, 3, Vol- leyball 43 Bowling 3, 2. 12 -JANET EI,IZABIE'I'II KELLISR Fl11.fl1 A-sf..,w an ff.. fun,-. ,.,,.f.f,-.1 lm, If.,-ir 1...t.'1., J..-x .111-W, Class Secretary 4: Spanish Club 4, 3, 2, President 41 Soek and Buskin 4, 3, Sevre- tary 43 Girl Reserves 4, 3, Paint and Powder 2, I3 Badminton 4, 3, Arrherv 4, Basketball 43 Tennis 4, 2, I3 Quill Club 3, 21 Bowling 22 Volleyball 45 Baseball 4, 33 Ping Pong 4, 3. I IIS Y J br: KIiN'I' 'fl llff' 1. 1.T,,,,,ff,.-,mfr 1 .'winln1'1 ,fmlw 4, 2, lg Girl Reserxgejaq Badminton 4, 3: Debating C,I,vr'Iv 3, 2. X IDUNALII RALPII KICNNIQIPY 'lfllllln Thr uit.-vi man roulrl ark no mon' lhun. lo ln' mmlf-cl, munls, mul Ilan Class President 4, Ili-Y 45 Basketball 4, Soek and Bus- kin 33 Student Council 3, 21 Baseball 3, 2, 1, Manager 3. PATRICIA PlIYI.l.IS KICNNICDY Pal l'i11uv is Ihr- hwullh of Ihr soul. Girl Reserves 3, A Cappel- la l. lf' f I I' L ' I JBAVRHARA Mgr: Ktkm' 4 I lfill'l1'I ' Lift- is hor Iilwtnl-ull utirltoul 41.-1f,41n,'f' V , jr. mms Husint-ss Staff 43 'zfdlireylmall 4. PATRICIA JAY LQ-,xx N ' A 'RICK . k I, Patty Vx-'HS-TMI Nil,N6nJ11 life mn short. Girl Reserves 4, '32 Cheer- lea rs 4, 3 2, 1, Spanish Clumffi n a d Pow- der 2, 3 umor d Cross 2, Girls Leaders' Swimming Club 4, 1 ing 4, 2. iiggyig ROBERT KLli'iN. I Dave Nothing is funn- lzeruming in a real man lhan rourlvsv unfl or- I Iwamnr'e. SOMANHIS Editorial Stall 43 Spanish Club 2, 1. RICHARD EDWARD KLEIN Chufle I hear nu enmily' I any human being. Basketball 4, 3. 'RIO IBB RKER I E BURG X Margin y '. In-r sunny lot-ks li I!! hz-r pl.-S mu- it gonzui' 1 - P. fix A Cappella , 1331, ound V 1 Sin S 4' High X 0, - serves , 3: French Club 4, 5 r r 3 Baseball 4, 33 'Ping Pong 4, 33 Quill Club 3, SOMANHlS Editorial Staff 4, Art Club 23 Bowling 2: Badminton 3. sf 0 1 , sf 2, As sista ' r 4, Girl Re- 3 A y4 ELSIE LOUISE KNAPP '24 silent udrlrvxx is flu' genuine rluquu'm'e of xinm-rily. Girl Reserves 4, 3, Bowl- ing 3, 2. LEROY FREDERICK KNOFLA UROJI., Band 4, 3, 2, lg Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 11 Spanish Club 2, 1. STEPHEN KOSAKOWSKI Stewie He who is industrious in the lung run is successful. Soccer 4 JOHN JOSEPH KUCZYNSKI 4' Jon nm: it ittfi y of make .me fi C NCE LAFRA Mar i Good rlozhes upon all doors. Soccer 4, 3, 1, Captain 4, Golf 4, 3, Basketball 3, 1. RAYMOND RALPH LANZANO Y llRayU Each mL MYls,niLf11 method. A Cappella ,Tfx ' e cfuaigcgfgggdent 1. E221 WI t I am, I have made myself. ls... DW W xymumnn PA YJATGNE B1'rn1 Him null: iv null: In lln' vfrlmn' mg. KENNETH LARSON uhffnu 1 ulvnl, xln, lwfu-vlm'1'ng num. JUNE VERONICA LA SHAY I.'l1rurn'lf'r iv lhf- rlmnmnfl lhnl ,w-mn-limi wwn Urlwr mmf. A Cappella lg Student Coun- cil 4, 21 Red Cross 33 Corn- mencement Committee 4, Class Vice-President 41 Bowling 4, 2. jAcQuiE1Q1Ni' ANN , ' ' LIQCLERC '-rmiw, I Hlligh, 1-n-4-ml llmuglns sfvllkrljll 11 hi-fur nl f-uur1w.vy,':' ' ' f Archery 45 Bowling 42 Lil lurary Cluh 4. ' ' ' ' ' BARBARA CLAUDETTE LEEMON Irish Truf' wmv in xvriling rwnnirx from url, nu! rlml1r4'. Bowling 2, Art Club lg Girl Reserves 4, 3. ALFRED jOSEPH LE GAULT Hl'lI'1'll1'hil'n YU1lu'ug ix 11.-up-fl zu nvll fliw.-nl Illini: CARI. DAVID LENIIIAN IJ. -'im .mul of mm. ff my .-1..m.fx. EDITH BARBARA LOJESKI l:'.lir --1'1,.- ,,.,...1 HH.: n..- ..1fi.- 1.-...z .,u,.f lim-A. Hzlslietlvull 4, 3, 2, 11 Vol leylmall 4, 3, 2, 1, Howling 3 21 Field Hockey 4, 3, Hig Srhnol lforlrl 4. l'llIl.ll' El.WVUDD I.DNUS'l'RE'l'lI uSfI'l'fl'llH lw1lm-.xx, luwnurl nil vlnuhl, ii ll 'ff :hw liigln-.xl 1-ifrul-x. Bowling lg Aeronautics 1 French Clulm 3. 2. RAYMOND EVANS MAeAl.'l'l NE .lluf A, ,,. ll :lv In iv nm' ulm lui-we In 1'-Ilan' rnvnf' Suffer 3, Manager 3: A Cappella lg Student Cuun Lil 2 THERESA AGNES MACEYKA H1-Nu A-4 :Mk ..f m.,.t,uf1i1y. 0 gL,0uro7' QZLLN ELEANOR ELIZABETH MACIONE Lynn TlAen- is language in her eyex, her cheeks, In-r lips. Basketball lg Bowling 4, Cheerleaders 3g Girl Re- serves -tg A Cappella 43 Swimming Club 4. ALICE ELIZABETH MAIN VILLE UAV, Ullrlppilmxs is hers. Bowling 25 Girl Reserves 4. H ELENA ELIZABETH MARSHALL ULHIQ1 I xlzall lw 11 larly forever. Paint and Powder 2, 13 Spanish Club 4, 3, 23 Sock and Buskin 4, 33 French Club 45 A Cappella 4, 2, Tennis 2, 1. PAQL RI 'It 1 TE 4 I ' art ,X ful would mill 1 su-ef you, 5 blush lllun lr1 1 . fFfot6a'll 3, 2: Tennis 4, 3, 25 A Cappella 4, 3, 2, lg Paint and Powder Zyl, Tr' asurer 21 Sock a , 33 Round Tagi rngers 4, 33 Spanish C h 3, 2 Orchestra lg Band 1. M' i .Z rf V J ,.f' . I 'J ll ljff THoM.jsfLj3 l'MlAs.QN imastnx Quiz-t, .rubrluerlr bij 5od1i!r7ul. Interclass Basketball 3, lg Soccer 43 Basketball 4. MILDRED ANN MCALLISTER r:MilIy1p Patience and gvnllerwss u powers. Science Club lg Volleyball 23 Bowling 2, Basketball 2. ELIZABETH MCCANN Betty Wrthoul labor nolhmg prospers. Bowling 25 Field Hockey 4. AN ETTE PAT CIA MCCOOE frMar'f ruunlvruznce tnnuuil nd I 'fl nwdesl gnu' ' Field f 4, Archery 45 junior I?EH Cross 4, 3. J EN ' co W . M111' wish lllef'km's is young flmlzilionf' Track 2, French Club 3. X f an -. JOAN LILLIAN MCDONNELL .loani1 ' -4 Nu uwfullh ix lika- n quiwl miurl ,IEAN ELIZABETH IVICLEAN Hiihlllfn ln llivlulxllip I o'u'vI. Bowling 4, 25 Girl Reserves -I-, 3. JOHN HUGH MCMEEKIN Milking is man' bwrurning ' mlm llmn vnurlrsv :mtl fnrhvur ruu'u'. lnterclass Basketball 1. I V J. N Ii JOSEPH Ml OLOWISKY x! n K ' . X- : L, 'HI gunz! mill , p J . .r 1 king- -' dum, ff ' 5 EIWVARIJ HERBERT MILLER ..Ed., Ulluppy ix hr who ix Culll nl IIUVVARD ALBERT MILLER --fm Harm-vin sc ultmr nmltm lifr 1-lvrnils ' 1 , l ff' , ,, natyux 'rntm AS M tak nprlrl 1 If L' l'mfumI41 ei rvrily is Ihr' :lub lulxis nj lllI1'IlIR'g'11f r'l1urut'l:'r. 4! J Fontlmau 4, 3, 2LIIIivh'l'!4, 3. l noizts Ml'l'ClIEIfl, nun., I'nIi1mr.c.v is In tlu uml ,un Thr- kimlvsl lining in flu- lrintlwvr Inn . Volleyball 4, 3, 2, lg Basket- ball 4, Archery 43 Bowling 33 'I'ennis 2, Paint and Powder 2, I3 Girl Reserves 4. R IBF ' V, 'Iliff' Kvuxnlz runl furlgrnvnl 17 1 quuliliv-.v of u lwurlvrf' A Cappella 4, lg Rnnntl 'ILLI- ble Singers 43 Ili-Y 4 3, President 43 Band 4 3, 2, I: Orchestra 4, 3, 2, lg Student Council 4, 3, 1, President 43 Spanish Club 21 Basketball 43 Class Treasurer 3. 0 HELEN LOUISE MORGAN Silt-nt-v ix mun- vlnquvnl Ilmn n'nnls. Bowling 3. ,LJ . .9-if J JC EDVVARD GERALD '9 ik MORIARTY J, J . Y w J, HAP! all -al lm .lf ml,.'f1'1,f . Ulf.-f-, fl lm ul 7hu1zgl1,4gl4'4f. ,X , , 11 Basket- ma , 3 leyball 33 Base- ihxdfdtfyvv v ll'h1'n vnu hum' ,mill 'u ,s,'4'r1lIf' nmu' vnu hum' Said ull. Football 4, 31 A Cappella 4, Wm T may .CA fix l Q Rhiint Zl ' 'Powder 2 3 A Jffappelkj' ll Xjglrl Re- s v : 4, ' Gi ls eaders Cl 4, Qbxdlfresizgnt 43 S0- MAYN IS Business Staff 4, 3. FRANCIS JACOB MOSKE Prank . . l 1 Chess Club 1. AGN ES DOROTHY MOTEUNAS ntlggilxu Tu llxink is In spwlk lun Bowling 2. s JOHN JOSEPH MULDOON Thw In-xr of mr-n, doing hix hf-xl. Debating 2, Hi-Y 4, High Sfhool PVUHJ 4. l26l SHIRLEY MARIE MURASKI . sniff B1'cun1ing clnllzvx an' In-u-llxinls of Iw11uty. Girl Reserves 4g Art Club 45 Archery 25 A Cappella 1. FREDERICK JOSEPH MURPHY Murph fx Tim farm- of hix own merit makes h ls way. Basketball 4, 1. SHIRLEY ANNE MURPHY lWurph , 'Z 'A Hn ix ilxrrlukwladf 1.11 I., make .wflll.vV 'v V French Club, 3:'lPaint and 'Powder .1-111 Bowling 4, 35 Fi9ld'Hocl1ey 4, 3, Basket- all 4, 32,Volleyball 4, 3, Girls 'eaglerf' Club 43 Ping P lf, 33,Softball 33 Tennis 4, 3,1 dirl Reserves 4, 3, High Srlgbol ulllfld 4. RAYMOND EMERY MYETTE nRayv ln vm v nl il is gund lo have 11 rriuxtvrf' French Club 3, 2, Art Club 4, 33 Sock and Buskin 4, SOMANHIS Arr Staff 4. .Z Hof t. 'nfom' Y EV N f .4 ot., NISULA 'S 4 I r . 11 is so' env. Bowling 3, bg Volleyball 21 Girl Reserves 3. Xa., l..,o,,.-.n',.f mr 1, ' ufxf' ,NIHQRIS jx dlfiuax I I 'f mul in hw mimi Ihr- niwvl lmolrvf' fo ' f A fx VVILITI A Fkism-ysuiix NQHQX 3 Nnlfl1y ' 5 ju1n'ufrl. 1 , , Ur' stru 3, 2, IQ will 4, ,ii 2, lg Stu n-ntl-Gjouncil 4 , 23 SpunM'ulm 3, 2 President 23 lli4 ' 4, 3, Sec'- retnry 43 Sock and liuskin 4, 3, Cast of junior Miss. if A Hllvljflu V 1 A . lJ. 'Hlrfffnl rulflrf-N ll fn' gylulnr' 1-lpqufinf-.V ,ij wif-fvizvf' 'J Spanish Club 3, 23 Girl Re- ' acrves 4, 3, A Cappella 4. li REGINA BARBARA UPALACII l plwvlmnl fflrr lx fi xllvnl r rn rm-nilfilmrif' Debating Club 33 Current Affairs Club 31 Girl Re- serves 4, 3. si Es'l'iIi:w'-fl 6 S'l'RIN3llQ'Y W JJ J.J'Sil , - i - 1 11 is xinrr-iiwiu ' v lmulf' f.,,LfE-- ' 1 -if liuike ll 21 Club I' , urrent .Mfhnyvjllulm 33 3' ' Ay Club 2. I ,A . X, ,IICAN M ARGARE'l l'lE I'AQI7li'l l'E '-rl... f..f,.'., ,,,.f.1.-,, U. 11.-f limi-Y, Tennis lg Bowling 4, 2, Girl Reserves 4, 31 Library Club lg 'Paint and Powder 2. lg Sovk and liuskin 43 Current Affairs Club 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 1, junior Real Cross 2, l. X? iw? ' .1 77 4 1 . .vw nm lfuffligp AAN .ff f,,,.,1,,..,.-- if 6, Bowling 3,'2: Vollcybull 2: Current Alluirw Club 31 lizuketlmull 23 Svieiwe Club lg Librzirv Club 4. MAlJlil.lNli CA'l'lll'IRlNlE PANCIICRA l'nn.sy Hlliml mmrml lollou' il if-oulm .-.,,,.w, I..-1 mrifuflv uw.-H,.'w. Volleyball 33 l'il'l'lll'l1 Club 31 Girl Reserves 4. MARY lEl.lSAlilE'l'll PARKER -in W..-.A ,,1..,.-.V ,111 .',,,,1.1, fllgnm fi lull. qun-I iori.w1wmw'. Girl Rv.'sel'x'cs 4, 3, library Club 3. VVAl.'l'liR lCl'Gl'INli PA R81 DN -'s,..'1, f,,g1.,r,,.-.1 mf, ....1, gooflfrmliuf-fl un. Biology Club 4. AGNES l'ASQl7Al.lNl IJf.l.ly ---an ,Ml ,1..,.gi .-..,,.. if ..,,...l1 pur'Lrlg1-x. Tennis 2, I1 'Paint :incl Vow- clel' I. CARROLL NORBETT PATTEN upain 'Tis good will makes intelli- genre. Soccer 23 A Cappella 13 ' High Srhool World 4, 3. SHIRLEY IRENE PERRETT USIIODJIIU Her bright smile lmunls me still. Basketball 2, 1, Volleyball 23 Bowling 2, Paint and Powder 2: Girl Reserves 4, 3. RUDY V. PIERRO The readiness al doing dolh ex- presx no ollzer hut lhe doefx will- ingnessf' Basketball 4, 3, Football 4: Track 3, 23 Soccer 3, 2: Baseball lg Student Council 3, A Cappella lg Hi-Y 4, 3, Vice-President 4. - b S sf 2 3' . 5 JJ QW: 9: 9 I 5 2 MDRX Aw PITKIN Q L ar one 3X lI of a 1 an is he hap- pinrngl E Q Cappell 3, 2, 1: Spanish , lub 1, Cgfrle ers 25 Art Qlub , 1, re Club 1. fs 3- EVELYN PODROVE UE'L'1.I'U ln all Ilrings surrvsx depends an previous preparulionf' Bowling 4, 3, Debating Club 2, lg Paint and Pow- der 2, lg Sock and Buskin 4, 3, A Cappella 4, 3, 2, lg Spanish Club 4, 3, 2. 'ls-. IRENE STELLA POLYANCHEK Rfnfc ' The rin of silenre is ax grval 11 :hal of speevlif' Bowling 2. DORIS ELIZABETH 'POOLE Dorrif ' Her voive u-usxeuer soft, gentle. and low, an exrellenl thing in 41 woman. Swimming 4, Art Club 4, Sock and Buskin 4, Cheer- leaders 4. ROBERT QQDWARD QUISH V lfo u The hand lhut follows intellect can achieve. Basketball 4, Paint and Powder 2, 1, President 2: Sock and Buskin 4, 39 Hi-Y 4, 3, Treasurer 4, Band 2, 1. L MARY, ANN fAGAZZO horty is 11 worm hear has rn'ny friends. I '45 ' nd P 2, 1, Sp nish l , lg Girl Re- Li' . serve' ,- 3, OMANHIS E - Staff .4 tudent C c' 4 . - Jw f -0 -N mitte 3 Prom ommitt l 4. MARY ROSE RAISMUTE There is no greater deliglll than sincerity GEORGE CHRIST , .' RAUCHLE -xii.-1, of 1.-.I .I-.mix ,,,.- mp IM-if l'ln'll.n C Y AY Rl 'E HDV. V '-rnf nuff Q. nf, ..f,,,,m,-nf nom:-n Imrc. i , Ilome Id'OlI0lllIl'S Club 4, Treasurer 4. JANET Rl'l'CIlll-I '-leaf nl 1-unxlunl ffiv-ml i.x fl lllmg mn' mul mm: I., foul. Tennis 2, lg Volleyball 4, 3, 2, lg Bowling 4, 3, 23 Ping Pong 4, 3, Archery 43 Basketball 4, junior Red Cross 2, Girls Leaders' Club 4, 31 Program Com- mittee 4, 3, Girl Reserves 43 SOMANIIIS Business Staff 4-. 110 l, SAM Tlil JB! lark Q .-Phu um lplu I 1 ' 1 uv ' 4 gi v. , un lx, X, Soccer Z2 Footlhlllff-4. 3: Baseball 3, Student Council 3, Basketball 4, 3. LAVVRENCE RIDLAND ROBERTSON H,.lIflL'fII'n -I mlm uf knuulwlgw 1'n1r1w.i sm-nglhf' Cross Country 33 Sock and Buskin 4, 33 A Cappella 4, 3. ,l, fwm! RITFVS jOSEI'II ROBINSON Robby 4 lrulv mnslml lr'lInn'. Science Club 1. mf JOYCE ELEANOR .4-lay.. IIN :cn 1 :uni nf plwrmril Archery KATIIRYN MARIE RYAN Kay Frir'nrl.xl1ip ix llu' lumfl of rcu.xnl1.' Volleyball 3, Bowling 4, 3 JM JULIA bAYNhON If! nw The rlmrln runl pluxlulm-sv of hrr hulk. A Cappella 4, 3, 2, lg Span' ish Club 3, 2, Paint and Powder lg Student Council 23 Girl Reserves 33 Bowl' ing 4, 2. MARILYN BLANCII E SAVORY Mal Ilrr 'ln-M 1.4 rlml uf fi quf-fn. Tennis, 4, 3, 2, 1, Badmin- ton 4, 3, Bowling 4, 21 Archery 4, Spanish Club 23 Girl Reserves 4, 3, Stu- dent Council 21 Sorvmunls Editorial Staff 4. EARL LEONARD SCHLEMINGER Sinn 0.4 fvu' strung ir1s11'l11'l.s and rl jew plain rulrxf Rifle Club 1, Science Club 1. CATHERINE MARY SCHOLSKY Cathy S1u11Y is n re' lm'rl'111u.v llmn S nfire. High Sflmul Ifforltl 4. RAYMOND JOHN SCHORS .l11r'l ' ,'llfmm-rx un' Ihr' lmppm run.: nf lloing lllingxf' Sock and Buskin 4, 3. CHARLES OLIVER SENKBEIL Cl111rlry Whf'r1-'N ln' nw! fl rlrmzgvl, thru he lf-ft a friend, Letter VVriting 1, Varsity Basketball 41 lnter-Depart- ment Football 4, 3, Basket- ball 4, 3, Baseball 4, 3. ARLYNE MARIE SHEA 1llmlgr,' Cmu'vr.m1iun is ilu- 1-vnr of charac- lvr, In uvll as nf llmughtf' Bowling 4, 35 Girl Reserves 4, 3, Program Committee 3, Commercial Club 2. L30 1 .2,f.',Z f , - .tif ' . Af 'J'A'l ' l , -4 - X w 4,5 J! 'EORETTA MARQA1mrif' . J.,,r! gHEAf 'C -.fit H . H TLS good in Im merry and wlse. Volleyball 23 Bowling 2: Badminton 4, Paint and Powder 2, lg Library Club 4, 3: SOMANHIS Business Staff 4, 3. MARY ANN SILKOWSKI Mudesty cnnnoz be taught: it must be burn. Bowling 2g Library Club 4, 3, 2, 1. JEAN ANN SIMMONS A merry hr-rut nmkelh a cheerful z'ountermnrf'. Current Affairs Club 3g Girl Reserves 4, 35 Library Club 3. MILDRED SIMPSON Au werlllh Ls like' Ilxe quufl mind, Girl Reserves 4, 33 French Club 2. GERALDINE ANN SITEMAN ttafrrytt Ari out the play. Sock and Buskin 4, 3g Paint and 'Powder 2, lg Orchestra 2, 1, A Cappella 4, 3, 2, 15 Current Affairs Club 3, 2: French Club 4, 3, 2, Tennis 3, 2, 1. n I x ,gf 1 SARAH SELMA SNYDICR Tl1v lwvl nj l:Iw.x.vir1g.x. .1 wmrwrmwl mrnrl. Bowling 4, 31 Arvhc-rv 4. ROBIERT GICRALD s'mNsIf1m.n '-km l'.'wrv ,wmv-rw mum ax mmf. Foutlmll 4, 3, Spanish Club 2, l. 1,11 .Lf , ' 4 b I aff' A M254 s'1'm3slc lu.,-.V ,Unk pill!! fyhguf Y , 4,5 23 -,,X,rpHleFy 43 ulm 41: Bzlske-tlmzlll ms liujim-ss Stuff lfxre - IJURRIS IIICLICNIC .fl S'l'lCI1jlER ' rm uf nu- ,,,.',,l.- .1w,.t..f.t. .11 Huw g 44, 3,1 j . 3, ,, W Dfw' I INN I U'Tuulf ' ' A 1- IIEFBE 'I' -IILFPII gs'1', 5 sou Annu: 1.4 :hw u-fl! m,xnu I Q,-Ht. I., mul. Cross Country 24, J3, 2, I, Captain 41 Truck 4, 3, Z1 Student Cuunvil 4, 3, I3 A Cappella 4, 3, 2, lg Art Clulm 4, 3, Z, I1 Current Affairs 3, ,l.l't'1lSllI't'l' 31 Art Service Squad 4. NANCY RUTH STEVENSON Sl1'1'i1 ' 4 rhrr-rful 1'u1ml:'m1m-4' bftokrfns 11 gmul livzlrif' Bowling' 4, 2: Spanish Club 21 Girl Reserves 4, 3. VVARD FRANCIS STRANGE .rLl,f',yn 'Alf uv- lry, ru- .shall xurrr'1'fl. Cross Country 4, 3, 2, Track 4, 3, 23 French Club 3: High Srllool W'0rld 4, 3, Sports Editor 41 SUM.-XNHIS Sports Editor 4. I . EM ILY ELIZABETH STRONG . '-IJ . w Imm 1.,.,a.- 1m,1,w, 1.11 of ur. Current Affairs Club 35 Spanish Club 3, 2, SOMAN- His Business Staff 4, 35 High Sf-Ima! World 4. 9 3 X J H OL N EAN D9 I Sandy 'I '-Kqillwlgf is mm. Xl f - Bo n ' eba ng Club 35 ,urre airs Club 3, Li rary Club 3, Girl Re- serves 4, 3, Secretary 4. FRANCIS ,HARVEY SULLIVAN H Sully Cowl-nnlurfd, an vmfnw uf nur trlm krmw limi. Interclass Basketball 1, Chess Club lg Student Coun- cil 1. fp, -at mni fesay' J GRE SW French l 4, 3 rl gr ' i ELIZABETH BROVVN TEASIJALE Betty The Sun nf girl you would like Lu mee: anywhere. Bowling 4, 2g Swimming 4, 3, 2, Captain 4, Field Hockey 2, Girl Reserves 4, 3. EARLE CROCKETT TEDFORD nspikp., What should ri mlm do but be merry? Swimming lg Student Coun- eil 2, Hi-Y 4, 3. LOUISE MARION TEDFORD ulloun Thr nobles: mind :he hrs: c n . tr-nlment luis. Band 13 Bowling 2, Arch- ery 4, Spanish Club 3, 2. RANDALL JOHNSTON TOOP Mod:-sly becomes 11 young mlm. Spanish Club 2, 13 Sock and Buskin 4, 3. VVILMA M liRRll. TRACY Starry i --Lf, mf lm., ,,.,,.u.- unfl 1 H., ,,...,.- ff.-zignn' A Cappella 4, 2, lg Girl Re- serves 31 junior Red Cross 2: Bowling 2. CECIL HAROLD 'l'RliAlDVVEI,l, Burl 'l rlmnfx lmlrpmvu 1 In dn ri nur' Hur nuff. a Ks 1 0 ,1 . 'I I . u ' -sl - Y. . ,NOHMA JEAN I 'rI7RKIN.gTON if f awk , . S V1 um ,,1,.4m 'mf-ff? .mm ,ul.um nwn gow! rnuuggj' K ' s ' , 1 'appialra 4,f3,-C, I1 Round 1' ble,i5lngersN4,'33 Girl Re- ser es 4, 33 Bowling 3. 21 Vukeyball 2. , f A ROSA ,l ' 1 , oy JIM 'l'llRKI ' f nz LD J 'Qikfg u mv mul, wrlps of pn. I ckbhkfmpe fpfk, ff Round ' able t 'ers I, ' 'Spanish Club , 21 C r nt Affairs ' 3, V 'resident 3, oek , rd, B1s n 3: Stu- dent, neil 3. Paint n owder ! Rosli MARIE CRIANU Rn.fi4 ' IIN llmrlvxlfa u rrmfllf' lo her mf'r1l. SUMANHIS Business Staff 3, Library Club 3, 2, Bowl- ing 2. ff' ' bl JI. I, if f11r:oNARo jostaml ,,Vli5DRlI,l,O ' f' HLIVIH Uri 1:-lm ,wnwtn-s Ihr- url of .in-un ming will uf-1,-1 mln-r rnr'41,vrnwun. Swimming 4, 3, Soeeer 4, 3, 2: Tennis 33 Student Coun- eil 4. NIAIC VENNARID nlluppimws lx .x,f1w't'l:lf-tv. SOMANHIS Business Staff 4, 3,Set'retary4g Girl Reserves 4, Girls Leaders' Club 4, 3: Paint and 'Powder 2, lg Volleyball 4, 3, 21 Bowling 4, 3, 21 Arehery 4. I X194-C.. JJ if ' X. v 1 Sl'lRl'l'U jon vtaseo -1 v Y lr KM M' L? To lim' uvll lx lo work u 1-ll. lnterelass Basketball lg Baseball lg Spanish Club 1. fl--' - EDVVARU FRANCIS VILGA, .M 4' 4, A. ltd' Tlirn' may lu- flungvl in Ihr: rlm-ll. hui lhvn- it lmrmrs1uu. 1 - lnterelass Basketball 3, lg Varsity Basketball 4: Soc' eer 4. I Y . ov' LfL,4,.f'f SAl,VA'l'URE SAMITEI. ll VINQQI , Sam my L. 'fmrrvz lv In-nv: than nf-ll ,S iurl. Band 4, 3, 2, lg Urehestra 4, 3, 2, lg A Cappella lg Spanish Club 2: lnterelass Basketball lg Soccer 3, 23 Track 4, 3, 2: Football 4. FRANCES ELIZABETH VIOLETTE Franny She is smull but 1ms.r1'.vs+ mrmy gnmzl friends. Bowling 4, 3, 2, 15 Spanish Club 2, 1. , K ' Juv! Mflriiiiiz A? IGT u ahxu the ,fury trux df' grind. Li Bowling LQFZQ ii, Archery T 4g Science ,ul lg Biology Club 2. 1 x - CECELIA MARY YVANDYCH - ' HCVIYIIH A cornely fum' lx rl szlvnt :Tum- rnvmlalianf' SHIRLEY LOU VVARREN HLPFU Leisure is ilu- lwxl nf ull pox- sesxioris. Bowling 4, 3, 25 Biology Club 3, 25 Debating Club 4, 3, 2, Girl Reserves 4, 3, President 3, County Repre- sentative 4, Service Commit- tee 4. ROBERT LEE VVEBB nBo bu LN llwm full if rrzlxrliivlg wllrn it is puxl 11ml pmxln-rwzl 'twill be 1'irluf'. Basketball 1: Interclass Basketball 4, Science Club 1, Vice President lg Biolo- gy Club 3, 2. 41 MARGARET FAY VVEISHAAR Today Quiet in nature fur music dwells williin her. Swimming Club 4. WM T J 1 ' , I 3 Q if f . STEPHEN if 3 Wire! ,. fs 'r.lf1zrl 'f, V .gpfin if' pffrfwal mu qgfljydfirld llw' pr1gl1l. ' ll '. .4-XJ Tr ck 4, 3, 21 wigrming 4, 33 French Club 4, 3, Presi- dent 3g Football 4. SIDNEY VVERBNE fisidll lt ix 'llef lo 1 are 11 ue. n qhjllnutwft I L than I 'set fi if uqlm -Imp. ' r fI'en 4, 3, Ca 4 Socder 47, te 's Basker- ball lg S is ub 1 De- bating Clu , 3,' Cap- tain 35 ' nt ,an P er 2, 1, Soc and B in 4, 33 Band 4, 3, 2, lg Orchestra 2, lg SOMANHIS Editorial Stall 4, 3. 4 41 , 1 RUTH M1ARY WESNESKI xi Ruthir Those mdve easif-st u-lm have lmmf-d lu danrf-. Bowling 43 Tennis 45 Li- brary Club 1. GERALDINE VVETHERELL nG!,rryu Her mn arf- imyx of plvmsnnt ness. Quill Club 3, 2, 1, Biology Club 3, 23 Student Council 2: Basketball 23 Tennis 3, 25 Badminton 4, 3, 2. ' x K . 3 1.rNFlr:1.lmRhisi:R'i', ' VVlll'l'CllER lin l'rl rullwr lllugll, 11 lrrlglll-liunvrl hos llrun rrlgn, u glen-lwurfl l.1'1ig.D Baseball 3, liasketball 4, 3, lli-Y 4. JEAN Al.lClA VVlll'I'EllOIlSli .lra11nlr lx lronfwl u nom: fu lliw in 1-rf-I sliouw onf' Paint and Powder 2, 13 Stu- dent Couneil 3, 21 Sock and liuskin 3. I 0 . , s rzl. ' 'Hr ' 'l,nu '-.sa-:mill fi .mm l.f,,,,o .ff Allin BARBARA LOUISE VVILLIAMS Hull Shw who iw firm in full mulrls zhf' uoflfl In lwrwlf. Bowling 23 Spanish Club 2, lp Paint and Powder 2, Li- brary Club 4, 3, 23 French Club 4, 3. LUIS MAY YVILSON ll'iIlir -'lvoii l.,,,.1 IW.-..m.w 1,,f1.f Mio.-1. ii rllwrlullv lforni- Cheerleaclers 3, Z, lg Vol- leyball lg Bowling 3, 21 A Cappella 4, Girl Reserves 4, 3. LOUISE .IANE XVILSON Lou .So nl rl:w'ffiilr:r.s.x. ilu' ruff H 1 fp.-nz, :hw mon- of if r.'fnfimw. 'l'ennis lg Swimming21 Vol- leyball 3, 2, I, Field lloek- ey 4, 3, 2, lg Baseball 33 Bowling 3. l I RUS ' 'ON . 4 0.1, ' . 'JV HRIIJIQV LAX' , l lnllw' f will: nm I ffl! 1-ri-H rox. Basketball 2, lg Volleyball 3, 2, lg Howling 21 Girls Leacl- ers' Club 3, Spanish Club 2: Girl Reserves 4, 3. JANE lN1ARllf VVlNClll':S'l'lfR ll'inni1 ' -l ynxl uurl nivrn soul Lx uoflli mon' llzrm u follum-. Volleyball 4, 3, 2, Bowling 4, 3, 23 Tennis 2, Baseball 33 Swimming Club Captain 4, Lifesaving 2, Arehery 4, Biology Club 2: SUM.-wills Business Staff 4, 3, Business Manager 43 Girls Leaders' Club 4, 3, Sports Chairman 43 Girl Reserves 4, ,lACQIllil.INE ANN VVINSLOVV .l1lf'l'i1 ' lin is :hw ,will nf .-our.-Hollow. Volleyball 4, 3, 23 Bowling 4, 33 Archery 45 SUMANIIIS Business Staff 4. . , L r. f 1 , . iX3'll,LlAM waixrrak Mfnerma J f' 1-mu Nil, non mul lluon, wlim-If .mmrzlv .r1.,,,.-r 1, vpojl-'. clI'llSSlC'0ll1fl'j' 3, 2, Swim- ming 4, 3, Track 4, 3, 21 Sock and liuskin 43 Span- ish Club 2. ETH EL ELISABETH WOOD Your wixrlurn is in conndz'nc1'. Bowling 2, lg Volleyball lg Tennis 2,15 Girl Reserves 3. BETTY JANE YURKSHOT B, J. The maintaining af her sincerity is the maintaining of a vilal power. Bowling 4, 3g Biology Club 2, Program Committee 23 Girl Reserves 4, 3, Vice 'President 3, Service Com- mittee 45 SoMANn1s Editori- al Staff 45 Current Affairs Club 3, Secretary 35 Com- mencement Committee 4. ANTOINETTE WILLIHM H , IAMONACO ' ' .' A good laugh is sunshine in the A-suf 'sq e fl e virluvs o we hams? fs .ff - SOMANHIS Business Staff, 4g , f Library Club 3g Bowling 2. ff a I - 2 I Zin Hilemnriam Zliranrra Gloria Qinnnulln CLASS OFFICERS Prrsizlent-Donald Kennedy 1Warsha1-John lXIuldoon Vin' President-June LaShay Sefrrtary-Janet Keller Treasurer-Richard Duffy COBIIVIENCEIVIENT COIVIIVIITTEES GIFT WILL Charlotte Braithwaite Jean Paquette Bernice Addy Shirley Warren Kathleen Caron Norman Comollo Gloria Brown john Hansen Lillian Hamill Malcolm LaFrancis june Lashay Earl Modean Florence Moriarty Leroy Knoiia Mary Ragazzo John Robb PROPHECY HISTORY Grace Brown Helen Sudol Joan Apurton Betty Teasdale Amelia Farr Sidney Cushman Mary Gorman Carroll Patten Dorothy Irwin John Muldoon Rita Hadden Ward Strange Loretta Shea William Noren Marjorie Kloppenburg John Wenzel I36l Bovf I N firqvicc 'Plf oF 'X f ,mf u WXW X NV! ll f ff I. l M . f ' Q: 1 ' yi X ' is , -,J'.i- ' - I: A , lx a Y' . Ks - N w .s-3, ,- f -, ,, 'f xv v J-sg' ' - .3 1: ev c . 1 if f ? 4 in ,i Q ' 'll 1 f X X , I ,fp X ,f 5 4 .xi 1 yi lv l XX , jx I6 fr lf, l X R rx 1 -f, 'f If ' , Ml fn.: X f 'l' X i ' 1' ANTHONY ACETO '-zvinr' 'Tfmnl humor ix Ihr- hwallh nf zhf- xnulf' Baseball 3. GEORGE ANHSULOS Thr farm- of hi.: uwn mvriz niuln-.v hix way. Student Council 3, lg Foot- ball 3. IIANS LEO BONN HIIITIIIIIIIH l'f.rlu'riv'nr'r is Ihr falhwr uf all filings. Spanish Club 2, lg Biology Club l. l37l ROBERT DAVID CANNON lJui1'h Ulflvfzf 1-yvrl. surh uw hv Shall ln'1'4luln'.v wfuug ufmxllw hz'.' Orchestral 3. RAYMOND LEONARD CARlNlOlJY Turrhy Al kilulf-I gvnllf-nmn lrmnlv mu Ihr' fulfill. Baseball 3: Suck and Buskin 4, 3. JAMES Cllll'l'S Sill-t'ulLfi1ln'ln'v lx lhv firxl xr I uf su1'1'vs.v. Football Manager 4, 3. ERNEST VVILLIAM DEGUTIS -'RM' Tim glory' of Young men In lhf-ir .x1rr'nglh. Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Captain 43 Track 11 Basketball 4, 3, 2, 15 Baseball 3, 2, Hi-Y 4, 33 Class President 35 Stu- dent Council 4, 3. ROBERT VVARREN l FERGUSON lAFl'f!1if,' R4'.wr1'n'd, lm! haughty, rulm ntl sad: a llroughrful, worthy, quit-I Ind. , I f , JY' . 1 ,ff t Ziyi J! 4, A EDVVARD ,PLAHERTY l'nronxcil9us hbfrnjf' AMERICO BARTHOLOMEVV GENTILCORE uRil,ky1l Ulfhal pasxion cannot music rn and quvllf' A Cappella 3, 2, 13 Paint and Powder 2, 1: Sock and Buskin 3, Spanish Club 31 Round Table Singers 3, 2, lg Student Council 1. RICHARD GREZEL 'I'hrrv is nu xulxslitulv for huril u-ark. RUSSELL ERNEST GUSTAFSON rrGu5u Hr' nlm xvvkx In fly ix lar Ihr' fulurr' world. 'Paint and Powder 1. LEROY WILBERT KANEHL ..RUy,. Tile lzenrl lu rluimfirr. Ihr' under- .vzamling lu direct and thi- lirmd to vxf-cute, Basketball 4, 3, 2, lg Foot- ball 43 Soccer 3, 2, lg Base- ball 3, lg Hi-Y 43 Student Council 1. ARNOLD KLEINSCHMIDT Nothing is impussilnlr- In ri vrrliunl heart. Soccer 3, 2, lg Basketball 3, 2, lg Baseball 3, Science Club 1, Secretary 1. 1sURToN ALFRED LAVEY Bobo These ulhlrlic men whom we dv- svrlfedly will ha'n1i,s. Basketball 2, lg Baseball 4, 3. lg Football 4, 3, Z5 Track Z5 A Cappella 4, 33 Hi-Y 4, 3. RAYMOND WALTER LUCAS HRIWU ,-in r.v.w-nliul nf fi happy life is frevllunx from rule. JUHN JQSEPH I,Ul'AC'CHlNO Baseball 3. CHARLES FRANCIS MARTIN nfrlhllfly, Singers are merry and frm, from vnrmu' und ruff. Paint and Powder 2, lg Sock and Buskin 4, 3, A Cap- pella 4, 3, 2, 1. HORACE PALOZIE ' 'Tlwn' frm nmnlwlul in lrix Izmir. GEORGE BROOKS ALFRED KEENEY Nn1lu'ng vnrlulvx lm! persnunl lIw ix u gf-urlrnmn lmm ml'- qunlitiv.r. warm. CHESTER JOHN FRANCIS STRAUUH KURLUWICA l.'un1v, .wing num, airrg: jul 4:4 gun.: mimi ,.,.w.W.v H Aing A-,..,,.' Wu ,mg N-.-ll. dum. A Cappella 4, 31 Footlv 4, 3. 17 1 -5 4 44007 -- C1 .1- l39l ROBERT NORMAN SASSE Wf1fir'y 'il .wrzri man rmrlln' of Ihr num ln- In-urs. Track 3, Band 4, 3, 2, 1 Orchestra 4, 3, 2, lg A Cap pella 4, 1. HAROLD VINCENT TYRRELL Pr1'.ve'n4'r uf minrl rmrl ruurugv ill llisne'sx. Soccer 3, 2. DONALD FRANCIS WE'lllIERELI, Don .'lln'u ul few wnnlm are lln' hex! uf num. A Cappella 3, 2, l. .OF THE PEOPLE 1 ,Q ' Y x V Wfl '- Xxx - Q x-v' C7- '. 4, x 5. :IT U - S 'XPQQ 0 I LQ ,ff il fl ffsgi 3 f NX 4' X , xg rl XX' 5 1 ' f ir 1 ti z Q BY , M H u ' L FOR THE PEODLE... N w , 1 ALINCOLNQNI ,,, 5 B 'xx C, , it Q Q L, N' R NA qg74 if X ff :iff J566, - Ur, x xx , ,, ',f 4,49 gif EW Q We, f 1 7, Q X A - , ' ,. f r X X , 5413+ iff -X f ff: 5 2 . f ',A ' 655 -if',HTgQ' lg ' , , ff ff. coca Orqonaza-hon jig S f ' - , f bf -Aff'-: 2'-333-5 5 ' ' T ' 'A Y A X hd 4? f J QOA X5 ,g',, , s 'i ' g room mon me P 6, wa' 19:2 Loom mon WANT X.,-'P C, 1 W bu X - zoom or wmv Q J, MMKKQN r wqm or amen fb Py Om g,.-.f T-, A 1,6 N- :ju 'PAN v' E 542 jiill' WV fi fifffwf 0 X 4 I 7 I AL: 6 XXJT1 ,A N, w ' A Wv egae Bm I, sg 1 XF5 YA! ' C' ik Q 5 N gm I N JZ 'NO.+iOY15 l.Ln'.+Cd f'H'!YOl-Lqh YY1u+uO.i undq,g-310 q Q. gl SOMANHIS Firsl rnfw-Miss Henderson, B. Genovesi, H. Cox, A. Farr, C. Hansen, J. Winchester, W. Strange, VV. Grady, S. VVerb ner, M. Vennard, M. Savory, Apurton, L. McKee, K. Caron, R. Wright, Miss Fellows. Srfomi ru-u-R. McLagan, M. Ragazzo, M. Barry, E. Glenney, F. Moriarty, G. Brown, E. Lanz, B. Elliott, H. Conn E. McAllister, H. Maneogia, B. Kirby, V. Katzung, G. Irwin, F. Smith, M. Kloppenburg, T. Iamonaco. Third rofw-R. Turkington, E. Strong, P. Firato, K. McNamara, H. Pisch. Fourth rofw-H. Green, L. Shea, K. Ryan, M. Panciera, L. Steese, McSweeney, D. Klein, J. VVinsl0w, Ritchie D. Mitchell, C. Braithwaite, B. Yurkshot, P. Flaherty, D. Manning, Mr. VVright, K. Graham, B. Fortin. Somanhis Staff if uk' if ir 'lr ir VV1I.i,1AM GRADY, Editor-in-rhirf JANE WIINCHESTER, Businrr: Manayrr Girls' Spurls EDITORIAL STAFF Exvfuiiqv' Board Joan Apurton john Fogarty Carol Hansen David Klein Marjorie Kloppenburg VVard Strange Sidney VVerbner Slalixtivs Sidney VVerbner-Head Eleanor Glenney VVilliam Grady Ruth McLagan Mary Ragazzo Club I'Vrit1'-ups Carol Hansen-Head joan Apurton Kathleen Caron Judith Handley Tylfifw Marjorie Kloppenburg- Hazel Green Charlotte Braithwaite Marilyn Savory Betty Yurkshot Head Sports Ward Strange Martha Barry Pirturrs john Fogarty-Head Grace Brown David Klein ART STAFF Helen Cox Amelia Farr Robert Genovesi Raymond Myette Herbert Stevenson FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Ione Fellows- Edilorial Staff Miss Hope Henderson- Arf Smjf Mr. Russell Wright- Iiutinrst Sfuff l42I BUSINESS STAFF M ae Vennard-Secretary Phyllis Firato Phylliss Flaherty Barbara Fortin Nancy Grirhn Antoinette Iamonaco Gladys Irwin Ruth johnson Virginia Katzung Evelyn Lanz Kathleen MacNamara Delphin Manning Edna McAllister Lorraine McKee joy McSweeney Doris Mitchell Florence Moriarty George Mrosek Madeline Panciera Maryann Pazianos Helen Pisch janet Ritchie Kathryn Ryan Loretta Shea Faith Smith Lynn Steese Emily Strong Jacqueline VVinslow Robert Wright HIGH SCHOOL WORLD liryf rum'-I. Muldoon, l. llling, XV. Strange, Apurton, M. Kloppenhurg, C. llansen, bl. l'allein, Miss listes. l P flilllil IVIKICQS. lrustenitler, U, Krupen, A. lalinnos, C. liraithwaite, li. llerter, l. Karlin, Anne lieeehler, IJ. Kan if Sonnikson, Ci. Brown, G. l?errel'. l'lfiril rnfu'-S. Murphy, li, Lojeski, l'. Firuto, M. Raiinond 1, li. Strong, C. Skolskv. 'nurlll rum:-VV. liratly, ll. llaherern, vl. VV:-nzel, li. Forster, M. Gorman, bl. l,t'l'lil11lIll, vl. llansen, ii. Mroselt. Q High School World 'Ir 'A' if 'k i' 'A' l'nder the direction of Miss Helen lfstes, pride in relating the successes of their tezuns the lliyll Selina! llvflflll once more reported to the townspeople. Assenihlies, which were a vear's activities of the High School to the held nearly every week, were written up to people ol Manchester. give the outsiders an idea of this phase of Still restricted lw the paper shortage to six school life, columns, the paper reported all the weeklv News of NI.ll.S. graduates was given activities and special projects of the school. through the paper, keeping constantly liefore 'lihe Legion of Honor gave deserved recogni- the minds of the students the numher of tion to twenty-six hovs and girls of the Class Xl.H.S. alumni serving in the Armed lforces. of I9-lg who were chosen as outstanding hy 'llhe weekly meetings ot the start were their classmates. spent in discussing new writing techniques, All programs sponsored hy the school were interviewing various people for practice, and given puhlicity hy the paper. Such drives as planning the next issue of the paper. the Buy a Duck , XVar Stamp, and Red ln all, the lligffli Selmul ll'url1l hrought the Crossn were given special attention. All the townspeople closer to the school and made the sports and games of the school were faithfully students even more conscious of the varied reported and Xlanchester High School took activities of their own world. I4.5I STUDENT COUNCIL l ir.f! ru-w-Miss Putnam, Miller, J. llall, Gremmo, V. Diana, G. Brown, E. Brown, E. Modean, J. llansen D. Ferrell, E. Marr, ID. Kanak, J. Mack, E, Lanz, J. Vickerman. Srrrzrztf rofw-J. Farr, R. Kaminski, J. LaShay, M. Ragazzo, Anne Beechler, N. Clarke, E. Hausehild, Kucienski ll. Miller, E. Miller, Avis lieeehler, S. Anderson, P. Wade, F. Viehi, R. Uenovesi, R. Azinger. Third ro-u'-D. Hall, D. Pendleton, VV. Noren, H. Sweet, J. Martin, A. Dil-iattisto, VV. Grady, J. Sinnamon, E. Kittle J. 'l'allein, B, Clifford, A. Buck, WV. Fox, P. Risley, H. Stevenson. Fuurfll frm:-S. 'l'alarski, R. McKinney, C. Peterson, L. Vendrillo. Student Council -Af if -Af if -A' if During the leave of absence of its regular sponsor, Mrs. hlarguerite Campbell, the Student Council, attempting to fulfill its purpose of furthering in all Ways the best interest of the school , carried on its work under the guidance of Kliss Catherine Putnam. Kluch was done to assist the War effort. The alternates collected money for war stamps and bonds, keeping the Treasury Klin- uteman flag flying since October, when they made an all time record of 9814 participa- tion. 'llhe goal of over 58000 to buy an amphibious duck was attained by Klarch. Christmas cards were sent to former NI.H.S. students who wrote many appreciative let- ters in reply. A successful paper salvage cam- paign Was undertaken and the paper was contributed to the town drive. Generous contributions to the March of Dimes and Christmas Seals by the students almost doubled those of other years. The Council sponsored the school prom, conducted the S.A.A. membership drive, ap- proved new clubs and memberships to socie- ties, members served as representatives on committees in school and on the Youth Coun- cil. ln all these projects, the fine leadership of members of the Council and excellent co- operation of the student body, made for a highly successful year. 'raw ef raw few l 'W BAND Firxl rufw-F. Munsev, Oakes, R. Alves, VV. Nemerott, S. Vinci, S. VVerbner, R. Azinger, VV, Grzvh, I . Boat uno A. VVenzler, R. Brunette. rrnml rnfze-D. Kennedy, ti. Hewitt, j. Niebell, j. Cragin, l'. Karlin, Ii. Anderson, j. Prentiss, R. Anderson, KI. Mah IX R. VVetstone, R. Brower. l'l1irtl rofw-P. Uruessner, E. Ferris, H. janicke, R. Knotla, R. Schubert, A. Steele, I'. Demousy, R. johnson, R. No I.. Silverstein, R. l'rquhart, Mr. Vaders. illllffll rnfw-A. Gustafson, lf. Smith, E. Modeau, VV. Noren, K. Barrett, C. Spencer, ,I. Forbes, R. jones, ll. Sll iw Band 'A' ir ir 'l'he I9-l--l-45 season was an especially active year for the Band, and Hr. VVilliam Vaders, as director, spent a great deal of time with the organization. For the first time, the Band had regular scheduled time during the school day for rehearsals. The first public appearance of the Band this year was the Dedication football game, October 26, for the boys of East Hart- ford and Manchester who had been killed in action. On November 28, the Band played at the dedication of the Howell Cheney Tech- nical School which was being renamed from the State Trade School. During January, the Band appeared twice before the student body, once at a rally given during the basketball season, and the second time at a special stu- dent assembly. 'l'hroughout the year the Band gave sev- 'lr ir 'A' it uk eral concerts for the local grammar schools. ln this, the grammar school students were able to see what sort of an organization they will enter as members of the Band. Un April ll, the annual Band Concert was held in the High School Assembly and on April 13, there was a Benefit Band fon- cert to obtain the money needed to purchase new uniforms for the members of the Band. The Band representing the school took part in the Xlemorial Day parade and services. Between june 5 and S, the Band was busy constantly, playing at the Outdoor Festival and at the Commencement Activities. XVith all these performances the Band proved to be one of the best that was ever organized in school and the students took pride in pointing out the Band as a vital part of the School activities. I 1 . :naw ,K fa' Q Y ' 5541 EW 1ffvffXfa.Q'?41 i-'f Y .. 5 fm: 'W MEET Qiiifif? ig- ' AK? I x f' ,: '17 -Wx MM f -hwy f J.,,,, 5, W ,gm 1.1- if.. 'ei . o , X , . K-'L f V A A m 3 , kg.. A i ig 5 ? ,A'A A Jim , .A fl!-Y - 565:14 . 35 , gg QV . ,Wi , w I ,E K ,Wig Qing, if g KW E rg, My K K Y KL' Q gif? QQ? if 552' . ' ff- lisp 4 , 565' 3. , i 3 , L fa EZ? -gr' I Ag 25? , S 5 A.-' ,. 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Xu '. fllirtl' ruqcm-Al. Nic-hell, YV. Nelnerohr, D. hliller, R3 Sehuiift, Pealwody, R. Alinger, I.. Silverstein, D. Kenncty x t l N. VV:-tstone, I.. lfreedinan. it ' K. Barrett, F. Detneusey, Ii. Smith, D. Hallic.-'.A uurlli :ww-R. Knotla, A. Gustafson, R. Steele, Rwliitiefawl. McKay, E. Modean, Mr. Pearson, D. Straw, R. -lohn on l1y', gf K x Choir it 'liwo choirs were again initiated this year hy their director, Ci, Alhert Pearson. Une choir was tnade up of Freshtnen and Sopho- inores while the other choir was tnade up of .luniors and Seniors. lioth choirs participated in the annual Christmas concert which was a great success. lfach choir had a separate Christmas hroad- cast which was well received. Orchestra 'lihe orchestra under the direction of Xlr. Ci. Alhert Pearson has finished another colorful and successful year. 'lihe orchestra contrihuted much to the assenihlies in which it participated. New tnusic was received hy Xlr. Pearson and the inenilwers of the orchestra had a great deal of pleasure in working out the orchestrations until tht-v sounded as good as the old orches- tra favorites. it ir 'A' 'A' 'Ir ir 71 ir ul' 'A' 'Ir 'lihe Round 'liable Singers for the fourth consecutive year finished an outstanding season. 'lihey sang over the radio and ar other outside affairs. A hoyls Cilee Cluh was fortned this year and Hr. Pearson is very satisfied with the results he has gained. 'lihe Cilee Clulw was well received at its two performances, the Spring Concert and the Outdoor lfestival. 'A' ir i' it 'l'he orchestra played successfully at the Spring Festival and sent the graduates on their way to a hright new world at gradua- tion. Howard xlanicke, the leader of the popu- lar dance hand tnade up of high school stu- dents, contributed tnuch to the school's activ- ities. His musical talent and leadership of his hand was thoroughly appreciated hy all in Manchester High School. H-4' ww uf ww ffm K ' tai , .Q 'K+ er wg Q, I :M 2 fi? 1, 2 ...F 0 wi 4, X f sz Q, ,I 1 .. 4 -I k 5. ' 05. , k-.. Q31 Q L4 E' ' v - ,. A. Ai. Q I ss v1'??,'iQi uf , 1' Y K x5 ' ,S A 'K X, I ,' if 4- .. 4, Q f H- if '-if MSE Q , 'N i 'S 13 Lf v 5 1 5 'S 1 f fl Q5 tg A M Q 53 A f Q 3 v Q , A . -L . A W l, Y' 3 5? . I f ii ' m W N ik J i is V A ' , X X x Library Club if -if The Library Club under the supervision of Mrs. Thelma Segar concluded another successful year. The fifty-four members of the club gave one or two periods a week, in service in the library. This consisted of filing cards in the catalogue, shelving books, making posters, arranging bulletin boards, taking charge of incoming and out- going books and becoming familiar with the magazine stacks and reference material to help students with their research work. Book Week in November was celebrated French Club 'lr ir The French Club included members of all the French classes who devoted two class periods a month for their club work. Under the supervision of Miss Low, the program chairman carefully arranged a varied pro- gram of events for each meeting. Members answered the roll call by giving the name of a French city, holiday, song, river, or famous personality. These names were then recorded in the pupil's notebooks and were incorporated with regular class- work. At each meeting a report on the current trend of events in France was given by some member. The third year members delivered their reports in French. These reports fa- miliarized the students with the present situa- tion in France and enabled them to realize the Debating Club ir Despite the curtailment of traveling, the Debating Club continued to study and to debate important issues confronting this troubled world. The club was limited, as in the past three years, to intramural debates centering around the debate question of the year, Resolved: That 18 years olds should be allowed to vote. Spanish 'Club 'Ir 'Ir There are three divisions of the Spanish Club, the first year, second year, and third year groups. In the third year group empha- sis is placed on the part Spanish plays in a world at war. Each member supplements Spanish in a World at Warn with the Selecciones del Reader's Digest. Oral re- ports, original themes, coupled with the trans- lation of important historical documents and events, have aided in making each member conscious of current activities on both the fighting and the home fronts. Through orig- inal dialogues, dramatizations, and friendly ul' ir 'A' ir 'Ir with a faculty tea and exhibit. This year the display featured several hundred pictures chosen for their subject matter for use in the various classes of the school. Tag Day also held during Book Week and sponsored by the club, brought in over fifty dollars. Books suggested by the students were bought with this money. Social activities for the year were ini- tiation and Halloween parties in the fall, a dance in the spring, and a Pot Luck supper for the departing Senior members. 'Ir al' ir ak 'lr problems facing this valiant country in the post-war world. La Nlarseillaise, the stimulating French National Anthem, and other native French songs, as well as French Canadian songs, were sung at each meeting. The members also found enjoyment in playing French games. At least one, and possibly two meetings were given over to a discussion of France in Amer- ica such as French influence and their cus- toms in North America. Skits and short plays, written by members of classes were acted out by other students. Through these informal periods, the mem- bers of Les Cercles Francais gained a more practical knowledge of France and her people. ir 'lr ir ir 'k The Debating Club debated the subject in an assembly period. The affirmative, ac- cording to the vote of the student body won a unanimous decision over the negative. Other questions debated by the club were: Resolved: There should be compulsory military service after the warf, 'KEvery able-bodied citizen over eighteen years old should either work or fight. 'Ir 'k ir ak ir Spanish letters to the boys in the service, the members have applied their knowledge of every day Spanish. Members of the second year Spanish Club have had an interesting and varied program correlating with the regular class work on war Spanish. Throughout the year the first year Spanish group has had special holiday programs commemorating Columbus Day, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Easter, and Pan American Day. Activities of this group have also included cultural essays, quiz, and musi- cal programs. V.ff1.X'Af'ls ART CLUB 'irzrt rnfw-A. lieeehler, S, Ferguson, B. Lewis, l'l. Lloyd, ll. Spalding, R. Myette, ll. Cox, li. Cartier, W lllr C. 'l'hompson, Miss llenderson, 1'fnlIJ!'I1fLL'-A. liriekson, O. Krupen, j. Cotlin, E. Anderson, li. Swanson, F. Agard, D. liiekfortl, R. Genoyesi S. Murnski, R. Grasso, M. l,:iShay, ll. llodgkins. fllfnl rnfze-D, Poole, A. Farr, F. Savitsky. Art Club if ir A new feature was added to the Art Club this year. Since about twenty students stated that they intemletl to go on to Art School after graduation, several meetings were de- votecl to reports and discussions on the re- quirements for entrance and courses given in various art schools all over the country. The Art Club helped in the war effort by continuing their practice of buying war stamps instead of paying dues. 'liheir activities includecl an art assembly of living pictures featuring familiar, famous if ir 'Ir ir ir o e paintings. The parts were taken hy mem- bers of the Art Club as well as students of the Art Department. A Faculty tea was held in the fall sponsored by the Art Club and Art Department. Navy menu carrls were ile- signed and made in the fall for use on ships at sea and land naval bases on 'lihanksgiving Day. During club meetings intlivimlual work was done in oils, pastels, charcoal, pen ancl ink, water colors, tempras and frescoes. Sketch- ing hikes and informal parties were enjoyed by the members throughout the year. H a o! My -- G , E l51l H I-Y l'lr.vI rum'-R. Agnew, I . .'Xnnulli, IC. ledfortl, li. Noren, li. Modean, R. Quish, Muldoon, -I. VVL-ulel, nl. Rohh, rrnrnl rnfw-li. Carlson, li. Costello, li. Temlforcl, li. Brown, j, Murphy, R. Lougton, yl. Lehiedl, R. Barrett. l'f1ir.l rnfw-Mr. l'ottertou, l.. :Xmlre-o, l7. KenneLl5'- Swanson, C. 'l'rotter, lf. Vlleiss, D, llall, R. Clifford. Hi-Y ir 'A' ir 'Ir 'A' i' ak ir 'l'he purpose of Hi-Y is to create, main- Government which is sponsored hy the state tain, anal extentl throughout the school anal Y.NI.L'.A. community high stamlartls of Christian char- Among the guest speakers were Raymontl acter, 'lihe cluh this year consistetl of thirty Quish whotolal about emhalmingaml lf.Clerry hoys from the -lunior and Senior Classes. Uur- Tracy who spoke on the Real Cross in lntlia. ing the year the cluh suttereml the loss of live 'lihe Sports lfclitor of the llwmlfl antl a mem- hoys who left for the services. her of the Juvenile Court in llartfortl also spoke to the cluh. 'lihree memhers were chosen to represent ln April the annual tlance comhinetl with their organization and took part in the Youth the Girls Reserves was hehl. U Girl Reserves ir if if if -Af if -k Although still tlivitletl into two cluhs, the The junior Girl Reserves haul two advis- Xlanchester Ciirl Reserves continuetl to aim ers this year, Xliss Doris Cole aml Nliss lloris at their goal of making hetter citizens of the Rihhe. Through their meetings and through girls of Xlanchester High School. the talks given hy social speakers, the girls 'lihe Senior Cluh under the tlirection of were urged to consitler their future part in Nliss fl4'UVtll1l fil'l'l'I121Way again stressed as a the worhl. illllis group also enjoyed several main theme4vtrcations. Several social times social affairs antl participatetl in several com- were enjoyed tluring the year. 'lihe mem- munity projects. hers of the cluh contrihutetl to the community The two cluhs haul their own meeting life hy collecting toys for less fortunate place anml their own officers, hut they met chiltlren on a scavenger hunt and collecting together several times. Contrihuting to the money for the Mile of Dimes at a ser- school :intl giving valuahle aitl to the girls vice meeting. made this an excellent year for hoth cluhs. ISM suck AND BUSKINJ we lzml r'v:::4AL1. NIV-mark, l'. xlllflk, NI. lmrmun, bl. K1-lla-r, rl. IIIIIISVII, 5. YVn'rlwm- Il. 'm i. wit:-umm, lf. 1301 R. Qllixh, ll, limnl, D, QlIlI'lH'HIt'l'. O , U Nl. Vzlfiznlnx, .X, liuwlxln-1, Nl. HZll'I'f, Nllw. Slxinllvr. ' N 'mul rm:-I . NIri'lm'll:xml, if fglilhillll, Y, lClcll'udg11', I. XVLIVH-11, IC. Hflitivll U. N 'Urn' s, ,I, ulil1Nul1.Al. l,:1quetle l!11f.l rn-1:-ql. lvlllltlll, U, lxle-mcrt, ID. lxlmm-x', FI. I'k'l'lxhflHl. lu. fllillllll. 2' nrlh rms--bl. Shcn, R, Hump, XY, Yuwll, IF. ll:lll, li, LVZIVIECIA, R. Nlyn-llr. QY1 QR THIS FIGHTING Ll'l l'LES i541 x .Wt g!X'k fV ' V ir' Vw' ' l'AllYl AlYU.I'UWUlLIi - Irfl 11 -If Steed li.-Lewis, i'of'hn, S. Clark, VV. vliflfllilllli, V. Zaldera, ll. Miller, ll. Kanak, A. Hiott if . -birfrell, Ci. Ferrell, C. Ellis, S. Todd, IC. NVinzler. if Swrn t rnfw-Miss VVorth, U. Palmer, S. Draghi, I.. Davidson, 'lf Felice, I. Benson, j. Larcheveque, C. Rudolph, li li, llall, Kasulki, I.. Massey, N. Moore, C. Rogers, Miss Meiiuire. Tllirtf ro-w-R. Nlorrison, Kossick, R. Ileady, R. Hutson, E. llemko, I.. Doggart, Al. Longstreth, D. lVlelSugan, J lit erman, H. johnson, li. llohl, M. Vignone, R. llassett, YV. Grzyh, L. johnson, R. Barry. Paint and Powder ak Paint and l'oyvder has completed another successful dramatic year. Linder the faculty direction of hliss Anna hlcfiuire and hliss lsahel XVorth, the cluh has met in the Drama Room on the second and fourth Fridays of each month. 'l'his year seventy freshmen and sophomore hoys and girls were enrolled. 'l'he aim of the cluh is to develop ease through clear and pleasing speech and poise hy self assurance. 'l'he experience of working and co-operating with many to produce an excellent finished product-a good produc- tion is continually stressed hy the coaches. Ar Sock and Buskiu at Sock and liuskin presented for its annual production this year the popular new comedy, 'l'he Fighting l,ittles under the directizzn of Hrs. llelen Page Skinner. For an assem- hly program the cluh gave The Rivals hy Sheridan, a cutting of a three-act play which was enthusiastically received. 'lihe cluh memhers enjoyed many inter- esting meetings under the direction of the executive hoard. Sock and liuskin entered the Connecticut l'iIllll'fll runs-K. Lappan, R. Murphy, E. Pfeiffer, R. 'l'ureck, G. Cox. ak 5:1 each meeting a short play was given or the cluh memhers performed exercises that por- trayed the characteristics of a good actor. The cluh also strives to raise the level of its memhers to appreciate drama. 'lihe annual puhlic performance, two one act plays, was presented in April. The stu- dent hody thoroughly enjoyed a one act play given in Klay for the assemhly program hy the youthful actors. 'lihe cluh closed their dramatic season with picnic at which next year's slate of was read. it 'A' 'Ir it Festival which was held at New liritain on March 17th. Their choice was the play lVay Station hy 'l'homas Iluncanf Last year, Sock and liuskin came through first in the State Contest and second in the New lfngland contest. 'lihc play was Mlihe Klan VVho Came lfrom Ciettyshurg. The cluh concluded its successful year with the usual initiatory dance in the lligh School Auditorium, Hay 18th. a une officers Drama one-act Ai Six rf x , 1 X Xb A 4- vssf 1 Y 3 'f A jk - M 4,3 ' ' g 1 Msg K ig: ki. is , :,:5i?,52k' My A 5' Qf: 5 K, X s w ., it 3 A 63 fi Jai k zlldsf i. , im ,,,, .fe -7 , . .5 'ffffe ' xak ' Q ,Qi 1 5 ga, -sv- vp 'J Q -, ve Q +1 mfg Q Q K Q Eb -5 r V , -5 . Q. .. . A Wk , . 13? . H 'Y 35 5 , . . K L , iw 'A ,f T N13 Y , 1 W 1, ,W 5 . f U 'wk . , KN ,gc A ,w,3'g, v 5 1 4 . . , Nifiih 72 ys ESQ . 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Junior Red Cross it The Junior Red Cross is the school or- ganization of the National Red Cross and it is the aim of every member of this organiza- tion to assist the Red Cross whenever it calls for help. The club conducted a drive for the Amer- ican Junior Red Cross in the fall under the Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club was re-organ- ized this year under the supervision of llliss Helen Whipple. The meetings were held every Wednesday in the clothing laboratory. The girls made scrap books to send to the children at the Newington Home at Christmas. Later the members enjoyed a theater and dinner party and also a skating party. One of the meet- uill Club ir ir Quill Club, formed to promote an interest in original writing, gives students a chance to read and hear criticisms of their own essays, short stories, or poems. Occasionally ir ir ir ir ir The remaining meetings were spent on microscopic studies, dissecting, watching mov- ies, and playing biological games. A nature hike was planned early in the year, but had to be called off due to a severe blizzard. These ambitious club members have carried out a well-balanced program which ought to leave them well prepared for the future world of science. ir nk it ir 'A' supervision of their faculty adviser, lyliss Helen Smith. In March the members as- sisted in the annual drive of the national or- ganization. The members also were active in the Old Clothes Drive, helping collect the clothes in the various home rooms and to prepare it in bundles ready to be sent off. 'lr it ir it it ings was given over to Miss Gahr, a repre- sentative from Weldon's Beauty Salon, who gave the girls new ideas in hair styling. Other talks were given by Miss Henderson, of the Art Department, about Color in Clothesn and one by a representative from Modern Bliss . To complete the year a spring fashion show was given. ir 'Ir 'Ir it uk contributions are published in the High School lVorld. The club sponsors an annual contest in creative writing which is open to the entire student body. 1 1' 0 E1 . Gif 7 6 l58l 'W 553 W ,I 11 1 Q Fr J 1 . N' V .44-fixfvgf. , I Iii? 1 P: 4 X . se 3- Qu , , , l -X X xtf A -is l W 2' -' .z. ',v, ' , A - 'ijw...:,. 4 4 ' Yl4 Q M 'QW lkfvwfix ff www? Q 2 '51 13325 f hw an 'mf 4 I rw ffJ?,g ny. k T '1- 3, Q fn 'i ie-. - ' 4 '21 .- 'Mm-rw f'-Q4 272. X -:. V Lf , . f TQMVI fiiijfffjgiigr rf , .gvxmw 43 5: ki I ii P Headlines of '44-'45 'A' ir September World survey reveals fact that 57'Zw of pupils worked during summerg mostly in war jobs. Forest Fire Fighter Service called out to help fight Glaston- bury fire. Band inaugurates new schedule: two school periods per week for practice. Seamanship Corps is started at M.H.S. for boys interested in join- ing Navy, Coast Guard. October M.H.S. works to regain Treasury Flag-by buying more war stamps. Annual S.A.A. drive held. Possibility of Youth Canteen dis- cussed in assembly. Representatives elected for Youth Council. Army Air Force Exam held. Students vote for president of U.S.-elect Roosevelt with Truman as running mate. wk i' ik 'Ir November Four Quartets from M.H.S. sing in State chorus. Open house held for National Education Week. The Rivals is presented by Sock and Buskin in assembly. Cross-Country team wins C.C.I.L. titleg second place in New England Inter-scholastic meet. County Fair theme of annual Prom. 10019 students contribute to Jr. Red Cross. December World members attend press con- vention. jumble Inn is successfully opened at Y.M.C.A. Three M.H.S. boys attend Gov- ernment Assembly at State Capitol. Annual football banquet is held. 392.70 is collected for tuberculo- sis fund. January Question of lowering voting age debated in assembly program. The Andrews Sisters amuse students at variety show. Cross-Country holds banquet. The resignation of Miss Blanche Holman, ancient history teacher, is regretted by M.H.S. Variety of New Year's resolutions made by pupils as revealed in lVorld survey. February Brief, welcome vacation enjoyed by students and faculty. Comedy, The Fighting Littles , Sock and Buskin's annual play, is well received. Quill Club for creative writing is revived. Male Glee Club started singing. to vary Jumble Inn Prom held at which King and Queen of Hearts are chosen. March Pep boys down Bassick High in C.I.A.C. tournament. Spring fever epidemic rages. Basketball team dropped from State tourney, losing to Hillhouse. 4'Album of Familiar Paintings is theme of assembly put on by art students. April HA Young Man's Fancy and The Perfect Gentlemanf' two one-act comedies, presented hy Paint and Powder. Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Dance. Students pay respect to the late President. Benefit Band Concert and annual spring concert by choirs, orchestra, given. Valedictorian, salutatorian, and honor students announced by Mr. Bailey. E601 May and June Memorial Day Exercises. Yearly outdoor festival given by musical organizations. Students slave f?l over final exams of year. Commencement Activities are held. Senior Reception. Graduation of class of '45 takes place at State Theater june 8. S 'M QAA7 1 H41 gf me -6.2 .' V W 'f Ax J W C, XR e XXX + - If i 0 1 ! X T 7 .1 f f X CWW Z- XJ A! X , 'VX -CQ bf f N X KN ' ll 1 5 ff ' p 3 A..:wLf ff t54'0 'l 504519 , hdprv na+iona,anA A I . U ' lenfmq -fvlgfdsklpg Q-.shyqd Hrouqh PQ'-+u.QE5:fa.on in q , If Olymlalc 'TRS 0 Q f f U if 1 f f .XX r f eg N ' mf!! A W ' ,fvf X71 F fx Rsrimvi' G S J X . L GIRLS LEADERS' CLUB rl rafu'-Miss Cole, E. Glenney, C. Hansen, ul. Schreiber, F. Moriarty, R. l-ladden, j. VVinchester, j. Rite ie A. l'azianos. Suomi rofw-M. Gorman, H. Hillery, A. VVaddell, 'l'. Firato, E. Lanz, A. Bush, S. Henderson, M. McNeil, B. Poitin R. Ryan, S. Murphy. ml rnfzc--A. Patch, M. Vennard, P. VVade, D. Irwin E. Herter, C. Olds, V. Andrews, B. Russell, M. Verse E. Gollmitzer. Girls Leaders' Club -k 'l'he purpose of the Girls Leaders' Club, which is to promote sports, was carried out to the utmost this year under the direction of Xliss Doris Cole, Girls' Physical Education lnstructor. Membership in the club is open to any sophomore, junior, or senior girl who has shown keen interest in sports through parti- cipation, and who is able to pass a required test on rules of these sports included in our after-school activities. Training in leader- ship is offered each member through oppor- tunities to assist the Physical lfducation 'lleachers in gym classes and conduct after school activities. 'llhe annual Co-Recreational night, which was held during the Christmas season, was ir ir ir 'Ir 'Ir a most successful one. ln addition a Christ- mas party was held for the members at the last meeting before the Christmas vacation. The Play Day Committee conducted a very successful play day in the fall to which girls leaders from three other high schools were invited. ln the spring ten senior mem- bers attended a Square Dance Play Day sponsored by the club of East Hartford High School. The girls concluded their year's activities with a picnic and an evening of sports. Plans for an Alumni Night were also carried out by the Play Day Committee and an eve- ning of activity and fun was enjoyed by many of the former members of the club. i i? . 44,0 4 .353 21 GIRLS' SPORTS lffril IYIQLQII. Miller, M. Rulwinsnn, A. Iillflxllh, Ii. Blevins, M. Iirutmi, R. johnson, R. Ilnclclcn, -l. VViiii'l1csIn-l', -l. Rilvliiv, M. VUIIIIJIVCI, I.. Stu-sv, Ii. Iiluvish, IQ. Laing, D. XXIIQUIIINYSIQI, A. Sunthcrgill, M. Rxiilnunilu. Sci-mul ruw-if Iillis, ul. llznnnmntl, M. Binks, H. llnllawd, Ii, Iiim-i'y, IC. I,oje-ski, ll. Irwin, S. Snyilm-r, V. llnulc, VI. VVinsluw, WI. I.i-rli-ri', If. IIIIQZIIII, M, Miner, K. Ryan, IC. Uullniitvx-r. 'I'l1iril1-nfl:-Miss Cola-, M. Barry, M. I,1lI'lil'I', I.. Mnsscy, A. I':1tch, Ii. Iillingtnn, A. XYz14Icli-ll, l'. XXIIIKIC, Ii. Iiuvkli-5 ,I. i':irpt-im-r, I. lirysnn, N. Clzirkc, O. Krnpcn, Ii. Sluvrr, I,.SIN'L'CI,-l.IiUIlI1SIl'Q'lI'l, Il.IIl'1lIlt'y,fI.I'ZlY1lll, I'.Millsnry l nurll1 rnfw-II. Sl'llXYZlI'Il, Ii. Mussvy, C. Oltls, II, Russvll, R. Ryzxn, M. 'I'ersnn, V. Anclri-ws, Ii. Vnigt, il. IVR-r, ,I. 5I'lII'Q'llll'l', Ia. III-rtcr, ,l. Johnston, l', I'II'Sll0, A. Iinsh, Ia. Lanz, M. McNeill, Ii. I'Ul'IlIl, I'. I'Izlhi-rty, lu. Mi'AlIistc'r I., Aclznny, M. IISIFIIIZIIIII, Y. Nelson. lffflll nm:-II. Ililli-ry, IC. Kilt-nncy, S. Murphy, M. fitlflliilll. C. Ilnnsen, F.Mori:1rly, I'. 'I'nwnsvntl, II. Mary, II. lNI1'Kinnc'y, , . , . . , , . S. IJ:-mlm, I'. I.uri-gi-r, It, Mnir, I.. Dnggnrt, II. Lloyd, M. Ixehl, .I. Clrzicly, lf. Brown, IN. Mmmw, li, Ilnll, N. Irwin, C. Smiiiivksuii, Ii. XAIIIIYICV, S. Ifcrgnspn. . Girls' Sports if ir if if if -k if Nine sportsftcnnis, 2lI'Clll'I'I', lwclivy, luis- i'lII'i'l'K'KI :in intr:1nn1r:1l TUlIl'l1IlIl1K'I1f. Uncv livtlwzill, llilllllllllflbll, howling, ping-pong, vnl- zlgzlin lwznlniinton prm'c'il tn lu- il vcry popular lr-ylmll, :intl softlmll wvrc' Cfll1llllCU'lI fm' girls activity :intl lwtli rvgnlzir :intl :iclx'zlm'i'il tours this ic-:ir unilvi' tlu' tlirvrtinn of Miss Doris nsnncnts were Clll1lIlIk'I'K'll. Cola' :intl Miss lizirlmru Ilitinars, Girls Ijlns- 'Iilll' spring sc-zisnn lmrnuglit fnrtli rht- lmsc- intl Ifilnczition Instructors. lmll :incl vulli-ylmll fzins, wlm 011-ioyi-il :in in- ln tlu- full, 21 tennis tnlirnznncnt was llclil trznnurzil progrznn in lmtll sports. A ilonlwlc' for :ulx':1i1ccil plnyrrs. Ifivlil liockvy closed its tnurnznncnt in ping-pong was also plzni-il oft sczisnn witll :in Il1l'I'1lIIlllI'2ll cnntcst. Ifnr tlli' in the spring. lirst tilni' zircllc-ry' was cumlnctril :is :in :lftvr Points wcrc- ziwrirtlvil tn :ill tlu- girls wlip scliuul spurt fur st'IllIll's onli. 'l'l14-lm-gf-ri1i'i1- pzirticipzitcwl in :iftvr sclmol activities. 'I'l11-5 nnt fur it hrm'c'il its pupnlzirity. l'c'cc'ix'ml tlic-ir class nnnwr:1ls wlwn tlwy llzul In zulilitinn, lwzislcctlwzlll przxcticvs wcrc lwlnl C1lI'I1Pll 200 points: :1 snizill M for 450 puints: for si-vt-ijgil wc-c-ks, fnllnwing which Class tvznns :intl Il spnrts lI1l'll2ll for l,000 points. Q4 40351 v' C7 A945 H13 I Lis D 4 'npr 111 I . r 1 I . CHEERLEADERS limi rnfzc-R. Quish, VVilson, S. Glenney, Dutcher. flilllnf mfu'-IJ. Poole, D. Boyd, R. lladden, M. Person. I'l1irtl rww-'l', Kirkpatrick, A, Karash. Cheerleaders ir ir Ijllfflllll-'fx. K.-X RAS H The cheerleaders did a fine joh of morale lauilding this year, receiving several com- mendations in the local sports column. After tryouts in the fall, live new memhers were added to the squad. Practicing twice a week, the squad worked towards group per- fection of the old cheers, and developed five new cheers of which a foothall cheer was especially welcome. During the haskethall season, the cheer- leaders and the hand sponsored a pep song ir it if ir 'Ir I as contest. Cash prizes were awarded the three hest songs entered. The songs were puh- lished in the Klanchester Iiwning lleralrl, and were sung at all the haskethall games. Two rallies were held during the year to teach the new cheers and songs. The cheerleaders have worked hard during the last two years to develop better cheering. This year, under the guidance of Kliss Bar- hara Uitmars, they have continued to aim toward this goal, and the student hody has given them enthusiastic support. if dd 4 5 . 4, -1- 5 9 lo-lj AQUA-ETTES l'ir.rl rua:-M. H1-mon, li. Miner, -I. XVim'hestcr, B. 'l'c-asclzilc, li. lVlZH'lUI1t'. r1'r111il1'rma'ilN1. 'l'lL'lII!lIlll, Il. llxlll, U. Poole, li. Kent, ll. Cox, I,. Fountain, li. l'tI'l'Ill'll, I3. Spve-ml, Nl. llvzlllrv. Aqllu-vltvs -A' if ir ir if if 'A' I,'nfwluiu.v li. 'l'Ii.XSlD.Xl.In, -I. xVINK'llIiS'I'IiR ln ordvr to qualify for :tn ziwzml, ll clnlm A1ImHWN4-fic. Hmm! inclnlwr IllllSt swim' 170 lvnggtlls of tlu- pool, ' or two miles, during: flll' year, :intl must lfmlurzincc swiinmingg, tlivingg, XV1lT4'IASfllIll'5, :ittc-nd inc-stings l't',LIlll2ll'lj'. ln :ulmlition, tliis gznm-cl swinnningg skills, :intl life' saving: wcrc' year, sonic IllK'II1lWl'l'S lmu' qllzililivil for :l junior pl':lcticc'4l :it tlu' wvvlfly ln1'c'ting1s of tllc' girls' or sc-nior lift- saving cwtilicaltc. swimming tm-zun. ln tht- full, tlw c'wci1t1v0 CUIlllI1lffl'i' of lvntlvr tlu' lc1ulc'rsl1ip of Xliss Bilfllilllil Dit- tllc- clulw, gave swinnningg skill tests to pros' nmrs tlu- cluln lizls COIltlllL'U'll instructix'r- inc-vt pi-ctivc ini-inlwrs, :incl thc' girls with the top ings :incl has sponsor:-tl splash pzirtivs for the liftr-vn score-s wi-rr' :ullnittvd to thc clulw. A student body. ln thc spring the Aqim-4-ttm-s waiting list of sz-vvn czxntliclzltc-s was also cs- pzwticipzitnl in intvrclztss coinpctition :intl zu tnlwlislivcl. play clay witll VVc'st l'l1ll'ffU!'tl lligli. CL' 0 41 My 1' 'lf 059 IHSI ,ff --,.!,. A F JV BASKETBALL l'1rff rofw-R. Barrett, Cl. Keith, R. Tedford, Robb, E. Brown, E. Vilga, Mr. Clark. Snomf rofu'-B. Carlson, R. Quish, F. Milrphy, D. Straw, Murphy, T. Mason. Basketball if if Cn-f.'upf11in.r-AI. Roms, l.. KANLQH1. llflllfll-flhlll. CLARK il I Il II llyfl'-R. BARR iz'r'r 'llhe 19-l-l-45 basketball season was one of the best for Xl.H.S. in many years. Out of thirteen starts the Red and YVhite quintet won eleven and lost two games. The team at- tained this excellent record despite the fact that three of the original quintet left for the service during the season. By virtue of their many wins the Manchester High quintet was one of the three tied for first place in the C.C.I.L. between hlanchester, hleriden, and Bristol and was the only C.C.I.L. team to i' it ir it 'A' play in the C.l.A.C. Class A tournament match by downing Bassick High of Bridge- port in an exciting game, but was defeated by Hillhouse in the second round of the tourney. One of the closest games of the season was the Xleriden game, played here, in which the Red and lVhites were defeated by a very small margin in an overtime period. Another overtime game was the one at VVilliam Hall High, but there, when the whistle blew, Man- chester was the winning team. Several underclassmen distinguished them- selves during the season. A bright season is promised for next year as many experienced veterans are expected to return. if J dd 9 0 5 l66l l'ir FOOTBALL :rl rufu'-U. Iiunnet, I. XVe-nzc-I, R. Pierro, Rolmlw, F. JxIl'lllIII, R. Ilulwlmrd, IC. IM-gutia, S. Iicllinghiri, Il. IN llltl R. Kzmuhl, R. Stzlnstivltl, I. Berry, Ii. Lavey, I. fhipps. nnlnl' l'lI'lL'-'-'Ix1l'. Szlc'hc'rc-k, S. Vince, M. Jenson, R. Clifford, C. I'c-tc-rstm, I,. .'XmIx'co, j. I4-ilxie-lv, li, Km-ith. R, 'I uliu Ii. YVriw, I'. HIWNIIUIHIII, R. Lnngtin, IC. Moriarty, R. Duffy, Mr. Kelley. l'l1irtl rua:-V. lim-nuvcsi, R. Stratton, M. llzlyca, U. Vinrck, Ii. Ilzlrmin, I . ,lilIl'kIIIQ.flI7ll, ,I. StruII, I, l'nughIin, I. Rui, N X. IilDllK'I'lllll, R. Iirmvvr, l'. Iiuttc-r't0ll, Il. IxIt'HlL'r. Fnntlmll Ifnpmin-IC. IJIiKil I'IS .I1rl1l1lf1f'1'7.I. CHIPPS 11I'Ifl1'll1xIR. Krgl.l.m' Xlr. KI-Ilcy, stztrtfngg without :tn m'c'rz1hun- clztncc of star x'c'tc't'zu1s, sllccec-aImI in winning two nut of five- starts. IxI2lI1CIlCSfl'I' wvnt clown to XVI-st II:u'tformI, Xfitltllm-town, and Ii1'istuI lmt sllccm-mlm-tl Ill alcfvzltlngg Hvrulc-n :mtl Izast II:1rttrmI. Tht- stat' jlilllll' of thc' wzlr was thc' mv- ir ir if ir if ir if mul'I:1I Qllllll' pI:1yc'mI Uctulwl' 27, WIIICII wsu tlvmiiczlteml tu tht- Imys of Xlurtclte-stvt' 2ll1l linst Hztrtfmd who Imw lost thc-ir Iiws ' thi' svrvicvs. Despite' thc' r:1tIu-1' punt' st-nsmt, the plzlyvtx slmwc-aI I-xc:-lla-nt spm-tsnmmlmip :md LI2ll1f1lIll RMI Uvgutis sIu1w0tI UIITSTHIIKIIIIQ1 :1IwiIIty :1 thc Imckbmtc of thc tvzun. Next fz1II C0:1cI1 KCIIU' sI1uuItl l'l'1lIIy' gn places as many 11mIc't'cI:1ssmc-n wc-rc on tI1i yc':1r's If'2lIl1. Huh CIIISIUHI Ilzls In-on clmwlt captain of next yr-:nfs 1-In-vc-tt. if 0115 0 'G' 4 . Lf? IIv7I IH x x lbs, x' D W, CROSS-COUNTRY lirxl rofu'-B. Bray, j. Donovan, XV. Bray, H. Stevenson, VV. Strange, U. Hall, R. lWeKinney. from! rnfu'-F. Viehi, ll. Shaw, Cunningham, Hooker, D. Pendleton, C. VVaite, R. Brown, VV. Mullins. flfinl rn-zz-Mr. VVigren, l'. Risley, B. VVarnoek, M. Johnston, F. Newman, 'l'. llildelwrand, S. Bellnehi, Meliny Cross-Country Ifnpnzin-H. S'I'liYliNSON Ijflllfll-NIR. XVIGREN .llmnzgm--J. BOXVEN Charles VVigren, who has pulled more than one championship cross-country team out of the hug, was left with a host of veteran it 'k ir ir it 'A' first team runners with which to start the season. These veterans and some newcomers eopped the C.C.l.L., the State Champion- ship, and placed second in the New Ifnglamls. The team defeated Bristol, Hartford Pulw- lic, VVeaver, New Britain, Plainville, :intl Nlicldletown in clual and triangular compe- tition. C5 0:1 7 9 40 o Lf insi 4 yi ULf,oOC.vo0cf41-acl., y J 'irxl ru-u'-S. Vlllt'l', Y. iiiarigravu, Vice-, li. Johnston, R. Douglas, bl. VVc'nlel, A. liruy. VVIIIIAI rnfw-NV. Bray, R. l'i1-rro, VV. Urzicly, j. Donovan, D. llnll, ll, Stevenson. fllirll rum'-j. liowvn Moriarty, V. liotterton, R. Szlssc, YV. Xvllfllllll, I . Shea. nuflll rum'-j. lNlc'K:ly, R, lVlCKinney, Mr. VVip1ren, C. VV:1ite. Track if -Af if klilllfll Llll1ll'll'5 XVigrc-n's truck tc-:nn lwgzln tliv sm-zison witli tlic' indoor state meet ut Cliozitv School, Xxyllllllljlfillll, Connecticut. 'llln' tvznn rim-il for second witli llzirtforml l'ulmlic an Nc-w lgflflllll gained top honors. ln tlu- nc-xt ilwm-ts, which included both cluul :incl trixuigulzn' compctition, KI.H.S. mlc- fvzltvil llxlrtforcl llulmlic, lVCzu'cl', NCW llrit- ain, lvillizun llzlll :incl Nlinlmllvtown. lVillizun Sliziw '-l-l und Rui' Zenizlnak '4-l provc-sl to lu' Tllt' UllTSf2llNllllQ invlnlwrs :ls ir ir if ir if thu' ffzlinccl most of Xlzlrwlic-sta-r's mints in . P- l iiwcts, ,q Y. . lllv Rc-ml :mil VVlnrc' wvnt on to win thu CL tlw C.l.A.C. at rlic llnix'vi'sity of Connvc ticut. .loli loolx for lC'ff0I'llN'll zllmlc to rvtnrn. off 44357 ' of 0 4:-9 lfmlll '.l.l,. zlnml also crlpturml tlic' stun- tillv in Next yc:ir's co-cuptaiins, XVilli:nn llrziy :un n VVc'nzcl, will liznvc lint :1 fair sm-zlson to ' ward to as tlwrc- zm- only 1-ight WW , Wa , 'xvt' Q 2253512 Q, K, X ,, 5 f.y M551 v S 5 2 45 -.hkh fi ' K 7.-- 7 - r ' ,A A H yV.g 1 . ,,: . - W-. f .L,- 1 mf sf-, X J 5 ' .5 Q-I 5 ..g,' EY' W . zz .Q Q my W 5 L?Qgg, ,Q Viryw I SEN QQA .fQ - f K I M i :V In Q-H5 lf, : . K K K -1, k - :Q-yi ,, M :M W QV , ,smtp 4 Y 2 S 5: A L .L.,, ,' I- 'Y' A I A L Ay iy Lf rl ,f-ig I - W , J -A 3 1 L K X 43 M.. A A A .1 WWW -A -A V , K' 7555 ,. in , ..., fx - .. ,Y 2 kk S ,W-., 4,8 'Mus mx Q. Bw. x 7 Hx , Ni. 7 Q 1 L Aww Af., Q ,B Q 'Q , A x 5 2 J' Q5 if 5 5 V-.,. ,K Af fum, V il A. Q 5 1,15 , ,,,g,, ,L M- 5 gps., N :gf W K g H Y' Wm 5 JF wg- W Mu ff 5 5 sy ,V at Q . nd! my ff .EZ fn-...MW Soccer -Af Captain-M. LA FRANCIS Coach-MR. REED The soccer team, guided by Mr. Wilmot Reed, was able to tie or win most of their Baseball Coach-MR. KELLEY Captain-R. GAUDINO Manager-D. KENNEDY Baseball suffered greatly due to the loss of many of its experienced players to the armed services. The first six games ended in sad defeat, Swimming ak Coach-MR. SACHEREK Captain-S. CUSHMAN Manager-N. COMOLLO The swimming team, ably coached by William Sacherek, Won two meets out of a possible six. Meriden and Middletown proved to be no match for M.H.S. swimmers and the strong Hartford team nearly proved to Tennis ir ir ir The team was coached by Mr. Wilmot Reed during the seasons of 1944 and 1945. Last year's tennis team, although a capable one, won but one game. This game was played with Middletown. The other games were played with Meriden, 'Ir uk ir 'lr ir ir 'A' games, with the outstanding game being played against Rockville, whom they tied 3-3. With most of the first string going into the service or graduating, Coach Reed will have to start out next year with a new squad. ir 'Ir 'ir ir ak 'k ir but following this M.H.S. had a nine game winning streak which put us almost in top place for the C.C.1.L. Coach Tom Kelley broke in a number of underclassmen whom he expects to use for the next season. Prospects for next year's baseball team aren't too bright as many positions will have to be filled with new members. ir 'A' 'Ir ir 'lr 'lr be likewise when Manchester came very close to winning. Bristol, Hamden, and Crosby also won over M.H.S. although Manchester staged a losing fight. The team has been improving, since it started last year for the first time, following our entrance into the War. Next year's pros- pects are even brighter though many first squad members are seniors. 'lr ir ik ir 'Ir Bristol, and West Hartford. The prospects for a successful team this year 1945, looms eminent. Three veterans are returning to the day courts to put their team on the winning list. Golf 'A' ir 'lr at if 'k 'A' nk The golf team was coached by lVIr. Wright during the seasons of 1944 and 1945. Last year's team ended its season without winning any games. Their competitors were Norwich and Newington. Modern? Traditional P Choose either at Watkins If it's furniture of good design, soundly made for long lasting enjoy- ment, nicely tailored and finished, you can be sure to find it at ' ' b mlined Modern or perfectly Watkins , . . Whether it e strea proportioned authentic reproductions of fine old Traditional designs. just as fast as production permits, you'll see both again at Watkins in abundance. In the meantime, keep visiting us. Every day brings new surprises . . . things you shouldn't miss seeing , . . probably just the pieces you want! WATKIN S a MZNUAZKQJ C0mpl1'menI.f of N oren's Quality Food Store MEATS, GROCERIES - FRUITS at VEGETABLES EDWARD J. NOREN, Prup. 361 Center Street Phone 4076 Complimenfx of JON ES 81 HURLEY QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES 58 Cooper Street Telephone 3211 IVIURPHY'S RESTAURANT and BOWLING - ALLEYS Compliments of FOLDING BOXES, INC. ELM STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Compliments of MORIARTY'S GROCERY Edw. Moriarty',, Prop. FRUITS - GROCERIES - IcE CREAM - Sonia 203 NO. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Compliments of B, PEARL7S Appliance and Furniture Centre 699 MAIN STREET, HOTEL SHERIDAN BLDG. PHONE 7590 Furniture of Character -- Pictures and Nfirrors EDW. J. MURPHY DRUG STORE 4 DEPOT SQUARE, MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 3837 6545 BERNARD J. HART, Rs, of Reg. Ph. Compliments of MATTHEVV W IOR JEWELER Always a Satisfying Selection of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Gifts for All Remembrances 977 Main Street Manchester, Connecticut OUR COZWPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 ALLEN REALTY COMPANY REAL ES TA TE SINGLES, 2-FAMILY FLATS AND DUPLEXES FARMS - LARGE AND SMALL ACREAGE MORTGAGES ARRANGED ALLEN 51 HITCHCOCK, INC. 951 Main Street Telephone 5105 Q. Comjnlzmenls Of H u..-..,,- , Cf: Q.. 4PETER'S CHOCOLATE SHOPPE TELEPHONE 5293 BANTLY OIL CCMPANY 155 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. ICE CREAM PHONE 3844 MARY'S SGDA SHOP 1073 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Compliments of Constable Otto Herrman Compliments of CARRA'S MARKET THE COMPLETE FOOD STORE 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET Complimentx of PRINCESS RESTAURANT MATERIAL TO Build and Repair a Home LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT FUEL To Heat It COAL - COKE - OIL FOR TO!VIORROW'S HOME BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS TODAY The Manchester Lumber and Fuel CO. EVERETT T. MCKINNEY, Mgr. 255 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER fNear Underpassj WELDON DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTSH 9Ol MAIN STREET For Free Delivery, Dial 5321 Complimentx of COOK'S SERVICE STATION MANCHESTER GREEN, CONN. Complimenls of W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. MANCHESTER GREEN JUST GOOD FOODS THE TEA ROOM 833 MAIN STREET OPP. ST. JAMES CHURCH COIWPLIMEN TS 01+ MANCHESTER TRUST CQMPANY GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HAMILTON, ELGIN, WALTHAM AND BULOVA WATCHES SHEAFFER AND WATERMAN PENS, PENCILS AND SETS RINGS, LOCKETS, CROSSES, BRACELETS, PEARL BEADS LAVALIERS, TIE SETS. LARGE SELECTION OF LEATHER BILL FOLDS, FOSTORIA GLASS AND SILVERWARE. Greeting Cards for All Occasions F. E. BRAY, Jeweler and Watch Repairing State Theater Building Telephone 5617 FIRST CHOICE of Graduates and Undergraduates dlike CLIF FORD'S Men's and Boys' Shop 617 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. We Operate Our Uwn Plant U. S. CLEANERS 85 DYERS, Inc. 836 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. Gall For and Deliver Phone 7100 PATTERSON 'S MARKET 101 - 109 CENTRE STREET FEATURING Fresh Meat, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Frosted Foods SELF-SERVICE THE FALLUT STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photographers PHOTOGRAPHER OF 1045 SOMANHISW 70 EAST CENTER STREPT MANCHESTER CONN lt Will Pay You to Visit SILBROS Qualify Clofhex For ,Wfen Depot Square Garage PVomen and Children Y V Ernest A. Roy, Proprietor 1 our Charge 4'1l'C0IUIf I!IjE1l'Olll!'ll 881 lNflAlN STREET Opp. St. James Church Telephones 5113 SL 8159 Manchester, Conn. Telephone 6887 Nothing But the Best in Paints MCGILL - CONVERSE, IHC. WALL PAPER, PAINTS, ARTISTS MATERIAL 645 Main Street Manchester, Conn FOR THE JUNIOR DEB 2- I 683 I fn MAI N ST. E s'r E P. HoPPoS'ifiiE GRANTS STORE Featuring Dresses, fllillinery, Suils, Coais, Sportsrwear HANSEN'S NEXT TO THE ARMoRY uality Milk for uBetter Health Shorta 'es mriee increases, and Noor L v service - the three wartime buga- hoos of nearly all products are not present at lJart's. Our product is improved and in addition to Vitamin ll Homogenized milk, we now offer another premium product in our Grade A pastuerized milk. Other quality items sold at lJart's Dairy are: Family grade pasteurized milk and Family grade raw milk -- Light Cream, Buttermilk - Conn. Grade AA, Dated, lfxtra Large and Kledium liggs. All eggs in addition to being graded and dated, are candled. All the above items are sold at ceiling prices or helow and our de- pendable, courteous service is gaining a multitude of friends for us. Why not call us now and let us deliver a sample to your house? I ' d efre1?,,C'0 ' 'X MHNCH ' Pho.-.Q 6430 QUINN,S PHARMACY 873 MAIN STREET Established 1903 Phone 3700 Pffe Telegraplz Flowers Everywhere KRAUSE'S GREENHOUSES RETAIL AND WHOLESALE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 621 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER, CONN. TWEED'S MANCHESTER, CONN. Be Casually Correct in Our Well-tgelecfed Sp0rtsfwear HYGIENIC ICE RANGE AND FUEL OIL KOPPERS COKE FURNACE AND FIREPLACE WOOD WE DO TRUCKING AND FURNITURE MOVING L. T. WOOD CO. Ofice, 51 Bissell Street Phone 4496 Manchester, Conn. The J. W. HALE CORPORATION FOUNDED 1875 Manchester's Leading Department Store Headquarters for G. E. Appliances and Andes Ranges SELF-SERVICE GROCERY HEALTH MARKET C. E. HOUSE Sz SON, Inc. ESTABLISHED 1853 HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS READY-MADE CLOTHING BOY SCOUT UNIFORMS MENS FURNISHINGS HATS - CAPS Footwear for the Whole Family THE STORE OF QUALITY Larsen's Feed Service 38 Depot Square, lwanchester, Conn. Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Paint Baby Chirks - Poultry Supplies TEL. 54-06 - 3520 Findell Mfg. Co. Venetian Blinds for Homes, Ojires, Etc. Finest Material and Workrnanehip East Middle Turnpfke at East Center Street Manchester Telephone 4865 Compliments of Checkerboard New Model Feed Store Laundry Main StI'CCt Manchejterts Complete Manchester, Conn. Laundgref, A Service for Every Housewife PURINA CHOWS Dial 8072 Compliments of GLEN N EY'S Where the Good Men's Wear Comes From 789 Main St., Manchester, Conn. Compliments of Corner Soda Shop Fred W. Woodliouse State Theatre Building ORFGRD SOAP C0. .....1............ Tomorrow's Peace Time Jobs Are In the Planning Stage Now! Even though we are still very busily engaged in war production, busi- ness executives are making plans to provide jobs for you in the years to come. lf possible, complete your education - in other words don't stop with graduation from High School. The more complete and comprehensive your education the faster you will be able to progress in the post-war era THE SAVINGS BANK OE MANCHESTER A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Gustafson's Brownbilt Shoe Store 715 Main Street Compliments of Anne Campbell's Beauty Salon Rubinow Building 853 Main Street Telephone 3404 Manchester, Conn. PHONES: MANCHESTER 6404 85 8978 WILLIMANTIC 206114 The Silver Lane Bus Co. Owned and Operated by Wm. A. Perrett and C. Glenney Manchester, Conn. Daily Motof' Freight Serfvice MANCHESTER - HARTFORD NEW YORK and lntermediate Points Perrett 85 Glenney, Inc. Perrett Place, Manchester TEL. MANCHESTER .,...,,. 3063 TEL. HARTFORD r....... 8-2835 New York Office: 534 Canal Street Tel. Walker 5-1718 BIDWELL'S SODA SHOP We specialize in Sodas, Sundaes and Nlilk Shakesg featuring Treat's Hi-Test Ice Cream. Sandwiches made from homemade salad spreads for that quick afternoon - w w w - OI' k S nd Sd ndS d h id pt 3, t t t harge. CVCIlll'lg SYIKC . U HCS, 0 215 il Zln WIC CS IIN C U 0 70 OU Il D0 CX F11 C AT THE CENTER S27 MAIN STREET Compliments of PINEHURST SODA SHOPPE CORNER MAIN AND MIDDLE TURNP1KE Compliments of SUNSHINE DAIRY 48 ACADEMY STREET Compliments of Manchester Public Market A COMPLETE LINE OF FOOD PRODUCTS A. PODROVE, Prop. Compliments of CENTER RESTAURANT AIR-CONDI TIONED BILLIE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE 22 DEPOT SQUARE, MANCHESTER, CONN. PHONE MRS. IRENE ABRAITES 7978 Compliments of F. T. BLISH HARDWARE CO. MANCHESTER, CONN. Memorial Corner Store We Serve Manchester' Dairy Ice Cream at Our Fountain SUNDAES, SODAS, CIGARS CIGARETTES, CANDY Success to the Class of 1045 Harriett's Beauty Salon 129 Center Street STATIONERY Manchester, Conn. Delicatessen - Groeeries - lwagaziney O 352 Alain St., Cor. INIain SL Hayms Sis. Complete Beauty Culture Manchester, Conn. PHONE 6824 Compliments Bergren Of Pero Orchards 276 Oakland Street Manchester, Conn. Dairy Farms ICE CREAM GRADE A MILK From Our Own Farm and 0 A S Very tract Largest Producer of M1'lk in South Windsor, Conn. Manchester f 1 is C0lIlPll'lI1!'Ilf.Y of ANQHESTEY' NX ADLER 81 DOBKIN 218 Hartford R LEAF TOBACCO nad Manchester, Conn Sweaters and Sportswear FLOWERS By Made at the Factory M ilikowski Manchester Knitting Mills 695 Main Street Manchester Green Manchester, Conn. Retail Sales Room PHONE 6029 Open Daily - 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Telephone 3690 Established 1901 WILLIAM H. SCHIELDGE Stationery and Business Printers, Calendar and Novelties 135 Spruce Street Manchester, Connecticut C OM PLI .MENTS OF ELLIS CCAT CO., INC. R To the Graduating Clasxes of 1045 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 perhaps and try to make a place for yourself in the world. iliay your aspirations - and the hopes of your parents come through. Honor your parents -- then you will honor the school that graduated you and your City and Country will be proud of you. WE WISH YOU SUCCESS BRYANT 85 CHAPMAN CO. DAIRY PRODUCTS COZWPLLWENTS OF GRISVVQLITS Service Station 311 Main Street Manchester, Conn. Phone 8459 WEST SIDE DAIRY 52 - 54 McKEE STREET Dealers in PASTEURIZED NIILK AND CREAKI HOMOGENIZED V. IJ. MILK ALSO ICE CREAIVI FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 7706 FAIRFIELD GRDCERY 384 Hartford Road Manchester, Conn. Fresh Meats, Vegetables, and Groceries For Deliveries, Phone 6387 Manchester Plumbing and Supply Co. HARDWARE Spaulding - Goldsmith and Wilson Sports Equipment 877 Main Street Manchester, Conn. l Life Saving Paraehutes For Mz'l1't11ry, NHUIIZ and CI1lllIIl6?7I'iIl1 fffrfrzlft Pioneer Parachute Company, Inc MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT IVU wish to take this opportunity to thank the fafulty and stua'e11ts of !VIa111'l1aster ftigh Srfmol for their cfver present I'00f7C'7'lIfl.0lI. CHENEY BROTHERS z THE WILRCSE DRESS SHOP 597 MAIN STREET IF YOU WISH THE LATEST FOR SUMMER STYLES THE WILROSE HAS IT THEY STAND FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE ALWAYS THE EARLIEST TO SHOW' THE LATEST COMPLIMENTS OF REGAL lVIEN,S SHOP 907 Main Street Weldon Building GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM From Our Own Tuberculous Free and Blood Tested Hera' MOUNTAIN BROOK FARM MCKINNEY BROTHERS REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 505 Main Street fAt the Centerj Manchester, Connecticut Telephones: 6060 - 7432 L. H. HALE SUPER STORE Sc, IOC, 250 to 5151.00 STORE 20 East Center Street MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT P E N T L A N D THE FLORIST 17 Oak Street Phone 6247 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT E Flowers Delivered Anywhere by Wire . . . Member F. T. D. DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED - LET US HELP YOU KELLER'S MEN'S WEAR 887 MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOWBROOK DAIRY A. R. Woodbridge MILK FRESH FROZW THE FARM TO YOU FARR'S SODA SHOP JANE CLEARY FLORENCE LEEMON COJWPLIZVIENTS OF MODERN E BEAUTY SALON Weldon Bldg., 905 Main St., Manchester, Conn. Telephone 6311 DIAMONDS - CLOCKS - JEWELRY D O N N E L L Y ' S At the Center - 515 MAIN STREET Charles E. Mather, Prop. EDWARD F. MORIARTY PAINTER AND DECORATOR 64 NO. SCHOOL STREET Phone 5681 COIVIPLIILIENTS OF L U C A S S T O R E J. L. LUCAS, Prop. 265 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. FLOVVERS For Every Occasion DIAL 5103 PARK HILL FLOWER SHOP LEADIZVG FLORISTS 8 East Center Street Opp. Post Of'Iice C0 mplz'me11Zs of NORTON ELECTRIC COMPANY DON WILLIS GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING ON ALL CARS GEORGE IYIARKLAND, Prop, I8 MAIN STREET PHONE 8085 Always Ask for M.fXNCHESTER DAIRY ICE CREAM E MANCHESTER, CONN. PHONE 5250 Zpiwwwwwwmwmuwwww - Wg! fdeaww 3 -T ' ?,-2552-Q-gsm 2 Ly 6 LZ gd 'Q' aw M, wwwwwim HQZV4 LJ if-Lvfmy 124' . ZWfAMQx6mf Mb, Oqfwgmwww ,Q-MZ MQ. Wmfmxy, M WWMW Z6 Mfg., Ov Q ' 1 0 . gutfgj ,av-4oO iihlizrid JJSWMU' fidoffjdg CMJ Z A ,Z 4, 2' M Wi wb fu M gf viwai fQ,.tX,Z'f . 1 Q V' I! ,- , 'X I TV SMA Z . as-K 'stwviwdwzsr ghfffywf - Www. 'wo JQJ ,Q,lJxQ,-QJQ-'KJ QQ A-M wZ! 49