Somerset High School - Raider / Memoirs Yearbook (Somerset, MA)

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Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot And days o’ old lang syne?”

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Manuel Ralph Amaral Mannie” It is good to begin well, but better to end well.” When Mannie came to us from St. Michael’s School, Fall River, he brought his cheerful person¬ ality and happy-go-lucky manner with him. All through high school, his classmates have gloried in his charming disposition. Mannie was an active mem¬ ber of the Boys’ Glee Club for three years. He has successfully completed the Commercial Course, and though the field of accountancy appeals to him, he will look to the Naval Air Corps for his immediate future. We feel that success for Mannie will be spelled with a capital “S”. William Benson Armstrong Bill” He was more than common tall” We first became aware of Bill’s existence when he entered Somerset High as a Freshman. Since then, he has made himself popular with the Senior class because of his unfailing good humor and friendly disposition. Always willing to lend a help¬ ing hand, Bill’s name is usually found on a commit¬ tee which requires cooperation and hard work. His main topic of conversation is enlistment in the United States Navy. This is indeed the Navy’s gain and Somerset High’s loss. So long, Bill, and may good luck and happiness be your life-long friends. Doris Irene Baker Dot” The hand that follows intellect can achieve.” Her scholastic ability has tabbed Dot “the brain’’ of our class, for her name rarely fails to appear on the Honor Roll. Dot’s quiet humor and determined ability have made her a vital part of our class. Hav¬ ing elected the College Course, Latin and French present no problem for our Dot. An ardent support¬ er of the Science Club, she has played a prominent role in the development of this organization. Dot is: very gifted in the use of her own language and ' wishes to further develop this talent. Somerset is: truly proud as she gives to the world this brilliant; scholar and fascinating conversationalist.