Naugatuck High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Naugatuck, CT)

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PROCEDENTES MR SLADE Page Fourlccn

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PROCEDENTES OF THE FACULTY MEMBERS Mrs Minnie Baxter-Freshman English Miss Lorraine Benham-Librarian Miss Frances D. Burns--Biology, Plane Geometry Miss Gertrude Butterworth-French Miss Mrs Margaret Carroll-Home Madeline Caine-Sociology, European History Economics Mr Henry Cieslewski-Mathematics Mr Leon Corliss-Director of Miss Colette Daly-French Mr Edwin Derwin-Chemistry Music Miss Helen Dinneny-Freshman English, European History Mr Edward Duff-Manual Training Miss Mary Emerson-European History Mr Peter Foley-Director of Physical Education Mr Raymond Foley-Civics, Mathematics U S History Economics Mrs Anna Wells Gibbud-History, Sophomore English Ciiics Miss Louise Grainger-Senior Mrs Ethel Honan--Commercial Mr Archie Hyde-Shorthand English, Dramatic Arts Arithmetic Bookkeeping Miss Martha Johnson-Freshman English Mr Edward Kehoe-Chemistry Miss Ethelmae Kenney-Director of Physical Education Mr James Leary-Sophomore English, General Science Miss Estelle McDonough-Junior English Miss Helen McDonough-Sophomore English Mr Edwin C. Miller-General Miss Dorothy Moss-Home Ec Miss Frances Moss-Algebra, Mr Lauriston Noyes-Physics Science onomics Geometry Miss Elma Nyberg-Bookkeeping Miss Leona O'Neil-Modern E uropean History Social Studies Miss Gertrude Peck-Typewriting Mrs Mary Penrose-Drawing, Mr Henry W. Pope-United S Miss Eleanor Welles-Latin Interior Decoi ation tates History Page Thirteen

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P ROC 'E 'DlE'N'T E S L Members of the Class of 1941: In these crucial and momentous days when many nations, through no wish or action of their own, are engulfed in a most terrifying and titanic conflict, the outcome of which no man can foresee, bringing destruction and death to innocent mothers, fathers, and children alike, I must remind you it is not enough for us, living in a land of peace and plenty, to pour out our hearts in sincere gratitude for the many blessings We receive and en- joy. Laying aside all selfishness, jealousies and hatreds, we must prove ourselves through a high sense of patriotism and deep and abiding love for our country true and loyal Americans on all occasions. As you leave forever this school where you have been taught by patient and sympathetic teachers the lessons of life and their significance, to enter life's career in a sphere of wider activity and greater responsibili- ties, it is my hope and belief you will measure up fully to this level remem- bering your obligations to your country as well as your privileges. And now, fellow travelers in a world which sadly needs revitalization, I wish you lasting peace and true happiness. CHARLES P. SLADE Page Fifteen