Westbrook High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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THE S. D. WARREN COMPANY CDea'z'catz'on In this issue of the BLUE AND WHITE we honor an organization which is serving as a beacon to the young people of Westbrook, illuminating a pathway from the uncertain shadows of learning towards a brighter future of experience and applied knowledge. This organization fstoclsholclers, officials and employecsj has demonstrated a definite interest in the community and its education. We are very proud to dedicate this 1953 issue of the BLUE AND WHITE to the S. D. NVarren Company with our deepest appreciation and with our congratulations on their 100th Anniversary to be celebrated this coming year.

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Foreword We, the members of the Editorial Board, humbly submit this issue of the BLUE AND WHITE. We have here endeavored to present the background of our school life and activities. The hard Work of the vari- ous groups is represented by darkness, through which they must travel during the school year to attain their shining goal. Shadows soon yield to the light in sports, organizations, and other activities. The Senior Class, after four long years, has reached its goal-graduation -a light to which underclassmen are still climbing. This yearbook, too, has slowly risen from the shadows and we hope that, even though the light be dim, it may keep our school days glowing in our memories.

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