The Chocolate War | Other Characters
Danny Arcangelo
One of the characters in Chapter 21 who, in private, expresses sympathy for Jerry's stand. (Danny is in conversation with Kevin Chartier.) By extension he is being criticized for their failure to translate this into public support.
Howie Anderson
President of the junior class, Anderson is notable for almost knocking out Carter in an intramural boxing match. Described as an "intellectual roughneck," he plays only a tiny part in the novel, yet his appearance in Chapter 21 is significant for his refusal to agree to Richy Rondell's suggestion of a class...
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