Branford High School - Milestone Yearbook (Branford, CT)

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BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL Pregldem Ri hard Whlcomb Corresponding Secrelary Recording Secrelary Treasurer Social Chairman Viola Koplanslqy Merilynne Kemp Francis Palaia Anlhony Prolo Alfermarf Rose Barnes Eliza Baxfer Margref Bedard Elaine Bianchini Louise Bigelow Melvin Bone: Raymond Briggs Gran? Bruneau Beverly Carlson Roberf Cigich Helen Cimino Roseann Cosgrove Kafhryn Cosfello George Cirillo, Deena Delgrego, Eleanor Dennison, Evelyn Doolillle, Elmira Edwards, Gladys Einneran, Caroll Elemisfer, Rose Garriry, Jerome Ghiroli Dewey Gordon Mary Gros Liselolle Harrison Rath Hanchuruclq Slephen Higney Donald l-linchey Eluzabelh Jacoclcs Nancy Joyner Evangeline Juniver Dorolhy Kemp Merilynne Koplanslcy Viola Kremser Waller Lake Charles Lewis, Sandol Meclcalf, Bernice Mihalich, Dorolhy Morawslci, Margarel Norris, Joan Nygard, Emily Padzinslci, Eleanor Palaia. Francie Palaia Michael Panaioni Theresa Pepe Mario Prolo Anolhony Ralhloun Nellie Ralhke Margarel Rice Elizabelh Roberlson Isabella Sacks lvan Samson Belsy Sciarini Barbara Smilh Waller Slevens Donald Sfrefch Nancyan Symonds, Arlhur Thompson, Rulh Van Wilgen, Lulina Whilcomb, Richard Williams, Bruce Welch, Douglas T 4' NH X X Senior CL fuss Vice Presidenf Charles Lalce

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24 BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL Vauledluuetoury Address WuTh The acquusuTuon oT our duplomas we have reached one mulesTone un our luTe and now advance Toward anoTher whuch wull mark Tor us new vusTas yeT doubTless hopes and dusappounTmenTs successes and Taulures loys and sorrows he hudden from our eyes However un our Tour years of hugh school we have acquured Thaf knowledge and experuence whuch musT be our guude Tor TuTure progress Laborung dulugenTly un our sTudues we have developed self reluance and unuTuaTuve Two vuTally umporTanT charac TerusTucs Tor TuTure success Compared To former classes we have held a somewhaT duTTerenT aTTuTude un our hugh school days Thus was due prumaruly To The war whuch broughT abouT drasTuc changes Torcung us To observe cerTaun regulaTuons un order To secure The long awauTed peace We devoTed much of our Tume and energy To The war eTTorT and now we musT play an equally sugnuTucanT role un resTorung The world To a sTaTe of TranquulluTy For alThough The war uTselT us an aT end The world sTull remauns TurbulenT and chaoTuc Hundreds of years ago un AThens ThaT renowned cuTy of Greece when boys reached The age of eughTeen They were TaughT The Tollowung pledge We wull never brung dusgrace To Thus our cuTy by any acT of dushonesTy or cowarduce nor ever deserT our comrades we wull TughT Tor The :deals and sacred Things of The cuTy boTh alone and wuTh many we wull revere and obey The cuTy laws and do our besT To uncuTe a luke respecT and reverence un oThers we wull sTruve unceasungly To quucken The publucs sense oT cuvuc duTy ThaT Thus un all These ways we may TransmuT Thus cuTy greaTer beT Ter and more beauTuTul Than IT was TransmuTTed To us If The young generaTuon oT Greece pledged Themselves To uphold Theur cuTy :T should be our duTy as The TuTure generaTuon oT Ameruca To emulaTe The Greeks of long ago Q . X u -XT l c u 1 u , . u ' u ' I , - u u . - u u u . . .u . T 1 u . . . - . .. u I u u ' . . . rr . s u . a