Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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Mr. Kenneth L. MacKf.nzie DEDICATION In sincere appreciation for his constant efforts and guid- ance on our behalf, and his genuine interest in our many enterprises, we, the Class of 1940, dedicate the fifth edition of the “Lamp” to Mr. Kenneth L. MacKenzie.

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Calvin E. Wilcox, B.S., Ed.M., Ph.D. TO THE CLASS OF 1940 GREETINGS As the shadows of retreating years fall across the path of your retreating youth, may you appreciate the sterling qualities of American culture. This culture has a back- ground of solidarity. Men and women still exemplify the free and open spirit of their forefathers. These forefathers lived independently by the fidelity of their work. Alien agitators and radical misfits failed to embitter their hearts because they received a fair recompense for honest labor. If, in the future, this nation is to more nearly approach that goal of human rights where men are free, independent, and self-reliant, such progress must be based upon the American principle of honest effort. Calvin E. Wilcox, Superintendent.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION and SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Robert D. Silsby, Chairman Mr. George A. DeMore, Vice Chairman Mr. Horace H. Raymond, Secretary Mr. James E. O’Brien Mr. John B. Hoppe Mr. David Wilson Mr. John A. Moore Mr. William Ross Mr. Frank Kramer The Class of 1940 is grateful to our Superintendent and Board of Education for the contributions which they have made, individually and collectively, to the interests and welfare of Berlin High School and our class in particular. We are the bene- ficiaries of the vision and foresight of these men in providing a well-rounded educa- tional program which will serve as a basis for our future life in society. We hope to prove worthy of their genuine interest and trust in us.