Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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HONOR ROLL Our deepest pride in those who gave their last full measure of devotion. Faculty-JESSE J. STEVENS, M.H.S. 1937-1941 WALTER ADAMY '42 CHARLES HERITAGE PAUL ANDERSON '38B KENYON HILLS WILLIAM L. ANDERSON '38 ANDREW K. HUTCHINSON ERNEST A. BERGGREN '34 FRANCIS J. KIRKA PAUL BOTTICELLI '40A RICHARD A. LABARRON WALTER F. BRANDT '39 ARTHUR D. LAURENCE JOHN J. BRENNAN '37B JOSEPH LENNON GEORGE E. BRIGGS '38A ROBERT LUCEY EVERETT E. BROWN '42 DONALD MADDEN ALBERT BUSKY '38B BRUNO MANKUS DONALD CHAPMAN '44 FRANK MANSEIELD JAMES CIVIELLO '40 CLIFFORD MCKINNEY ROBERT CLAUGHSEY '41A WESLEY MCMULLEN FREDERICK COLLINGS '37B FRED MILLER ARTHUR B. DAVIS '31 WILLIAM M. MILLER VINCENT DIANA '39B JOHN MORIARTY GEORGE EGGLESTON '41B JOHN PEROTTI DILLIO FALCETTA '40A ALBIN J. PESCIK JOHN FITZGERALD '33 GEORGE H. RICH HERBERT R. GILMAN '36A ERNEST SQUATRITO MICHAEL HABERERN '37B PETER STAIVILER ROBERT HALL '38B GORDON THRALL WILLIAM HALL '27 DOUGLAS TURKINGTON ROBERT HAMII.TON '38A ORVILLE H. WHITNEY EDWARD HARABURDA '36A JOHN WILSON WILLIAM HENRY '42 JOHN WINZLER CAS of April 2, 19465 3 3 ! '38B 7 3 ! I 3 '40B '4OB 45 42 '40B 43 37 '40B 34 39 39 42 39 39A 43 37 39 42 32 '38B 39 43 40A '40A '38B

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VETERANS SCHOOL Front rofw-S. Haugh, H. Donahue, A. Krob, R. Rieder, F. Copeland, G. Crandall, P. Dilworth, F. White, A. Smith, M. Foglio, Mrs. Hitchcock. Second rofw-J. Fitzpatrick, G. LaShay, L. 'Perry, W. Haberen, W. Dancosse, C. Ditarand, W. Kirk, R. Albair, V. Kadelski, D. Preston, Mr. Hurlburt, Mr. Alihrio. Third rofw-L. Remmey, G. Donavan, D. Marcin, F. Husarik, L. Banning, J. Angel. Fourth row-E. Yankowski, E. Grant, R. Kiernan, S. Meronowitch, H. Braithwaite, W. McCann, R. Wilson. Fifth rofw-G. Caldwell, H. Wylie, G. Tedford, A. Buccino, H. Schieldge. Back ro-w-W. Decker, E. Cotter, E. Miller. VETERANS SCHOOL The veterans division has steadily grown since its'inception on January 14 of this year. The faculty mem- bers assigned to the veterans school were Mrs. Gertrude Hitchcock, Mr. Anthony Alibrio, and Mr. Charles Hurlburt, all of whom are veterans themselves. The veterans enrolled in the school program were divided into two categories-those who left school before graduation and returned to earn additional credits toward a high school diploma, and those who were preparing for college. The incoming veterans were equally enrolled in each group. The subjects offered the veterans were similar to the general high school subjects, among them were: history, mathematics, problems of democracy, algebra, geometry, biology, physics, and English. The number of subjects taken by an enrollee depended entirely upon his individual requirements, he could carry as few as two subjects or as many as four or Hve. Attendance at assemblies was not compulsory, they could attend if they so desired. The use of the recre- ation facilities was open to the veterans, and they were allowed to join the S. A. A. Furthermore, the pro- gram was not limited to Manchester men only, and several men from Rockville and Glastonbury attend- ed classes. 8