Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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THE 1965 SOMANHIS . . . a priceless possession. There are many things which constitute our life at Manchester High School. After a quick glance, one could say that Manchester High School is merely a modern brick building, designed to be used as a school. But there is something more than this; something that makes Manchester High School unique. This is the per- sonality of the school, which is the theme of our book. For four years, a quarter of our daily time has been spent in the classroom. Our academic training has laid the foundation for our future endeavors. For those who have had special interests, there have also been many other diversified activities. As well as those organizations which are closely related to academic subjects, there have been clubs and teams which have served the school, entertained us, planned social events, and contributed to our mental and physical growth. We of the Somanhis staff have recorded through the medium of pictures and prose the many memorable events which have composed our life at Manchester High School for the year 1962-1963. I would like to thank everyone who has made this such an enjoyable venture, especially Mr. Pinto, Mr. Ofiara and Mr. Saternis of the Manchester Evening Herald for their photographic contributions. With this thought in mind, I present to you the 1963 Somanhis! Margaret E. Woferto editor 1963 SOMANHIS STAFF Margaret Roberts, editor ...... Joan Anderson Toni Russell, ass’t. editor .......... Pat Close Sue Lundgren ........6...5. Phyllis Converse Marge Monahan ................. Sue Pinto Jee Pond «4 wavdtes waged tone i Jane Blodgett Lim, Donahue 95.25.05 5.0452 e083 Rod Stewart aren JORNSOR:’.:605:5)4.5 eialed oes a9 hss Judy Hall a JanetGary sags genes naelsd aees Nancy Szarek Gs Hilda: Feingold .., 0:)s008 6.002600 Sue Kopplin ef Bonnie Towson: . ii vin ese 08asu Judy Frithsen Jay R. Stager, advisor

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—— ee Tht VOR EV row a” eT Pa ¥ Table of Contents pages School Staff and Administration ....... 4-5 ne! Glass. OF 1963 79 ies od haidiea PAs ated 6-73 Our Academic Experience ............. 74-99 Our Athletic Byents ccses ndtexa hav eaee 100-119 Phe) FinecArts. aan s.s6 sk Seed eonrtens 120-131 Social and Service Activities ........... 132-143 welt Government. a. .4Sisaredtea weegeatetss 144-159 A GVertising sci ecs ss Waren ies eto mons 160-168

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Mr. Laurence R. Leonard Vice Principal Mr. H. Blaine Miller Vice Principal Mr. A. Raymond Rogers, Jr. Principal Mr. George Emmerling Vice Principal Health Staff Mrs. Wandt, Dr. Barry, Mrs. Nielson. Cafeteria Staff ROW 1: C., Peretto, P. Gelanese, M. Deyorio, L. Larson, R. Frazier, P. Newman, J. Bardzin- ski, C. Carrigan, C. McCloud, C. Booth. ROW 2: I. Jodoin, E. Sazinski, Y. LeMire, E. Bla- zensky, L. Gallagher, A. Mooney, G. Server, J. Hynd, J. Kasulki, M. Letourneau. ROW 3: O. Feshler, J. Wennergren, M. Laraia, E. Bieber, C. Butcher, F. Quay, B. Thomson, C. Jack, E. Gado, A. Ballieres. ROW 4: R. Strickland, R. Maloney, R. Griffin, B. McCormick. they owcy yg [| » De A