Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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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.

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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.

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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