Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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- v The 1959 Blas Warsaw Ceniiral School Wd? S ZLw.,NewYlt'lf f 1 49.

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Foreword I HHS Will KE THE SFS! The year 1958-1959 brought with it an awakened interest in the realm of science. The first step in the conquest of space, together with the other projects of the Inter- national Geo-Physical year, have widened our horizons. We are thinking of the pos- sibilities of other existing civilizations which are as yet unheard of and unexplored. With this in mind, we, the members of the staff of The Blair, have asked our- selves, What would a visitor from outer space find here in Wfarsaw Central School? Are we offering and accepting the best in the field of well rounded education? Allow us to present to you our guest, Zyxw, from Saturn. You will find him looking in upon you and participating in the activities of your school day and year. Vile hope that he will agree with us that this is a day of tremendous opportunity and challenge for those who will accept it, and that our school has much to offer. 2 ,ORDER N092