Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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Q 5 , I DEDICA T I ON We, The Class of 1047 Gratefully Dealicate Our SQMANHIS TO MR. DWIGHT E. PERRY fwho, through his cheerful personality ana' keen sense of huinor has stimulated us to enjoy and appreciate the study of inatheinatics. I n his untiring efforts as faculty manager of sports he has niaale our years in high school happier and more enjoyable.

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FOREWORD We are now ready to enter an- other phase in the garne of life. In our new foentures a good character, spiced with a lzeen sense of huinor, will he an attribute that will help to create understanding and friend- ship with our fellow citizens. It is sincerely hoped that the future will reflect on all of us gladness, happiness, and joy.

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3.111 illlrmnriam MARGUERITE OATES CAMPBELL Manchester High School Faculty 1921-1946 Marguerite Oates Campbell, for twenty-five years teacher, counselor, and friend to hundreds of Man- chester High School boys and girls, passed away De- cember ll, 1946. Since 1934 she served as head of the Social Studies Department. In the years 1939 to 1944 she was faculty adviser to the Student Council. Her classes included United States History, Modern European History, and Problems of Democracy. Her friendly disposition, her cheerful smile, her devotion to the needs and interests of all her pupils, her loyalty to her own high ideals and to her fellow workers, her sympathy and readiness to help, counsel, and advise all who sought her aid, together with her deep knowledge of her subject matter and the youth in her classes, all served to make her one of Manchester High Schoolls most beloved teachers. In appreciation of her untiring efforts in behalf of Manchester High School, the staff of the 1947 SOMANHIS respectfully dedicates this page.