Brunswick High School - Orange Black Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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ROBERT B. WINSLOW A. B., Harvard College. Ed. M.. Boston University. Commander. U. S. Naval Reserve. Administrative iVU Sa e As my third year at Brunswick High School is coming to a close and I re- view the content of the other two yearbooks published whde I have been here 1 am rightly proud of what the pupils have accomplished. THE ORANGE AND BLACK in Its 30th year has become a tradition in the school. This yearbook stands high when compared with other schools as evidenced by the second place award it received last year in national competition. All of you who have helped to edit and publish this annual are to be con- gratulated. With its changes and improvements this year, I am sure that it will be the best ever. We have had a very successful year not only because of the improvements instituted in our school, but also because of the loyalty, co-operation and help which you, as members of the Class of 1950, have exhibited. The school will miss you and I wish all of you happiness and success. However, you must ad- vance to make your mark. May it be a good one!

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ITT Uiftftntrit Brunswick High School introduces with pride the mid-century issue of the ORANGE AND BLACK. We present here a record of the pleasures, triumphs, and achievements of the Class of 1950. We feature the faculty which guided our intellect, the activities which developed our leadership, and the school which made us an entity. With orange the flame of our ambition and black the unity of our purpose, we hail the dragon rampant as the symbol of our spirit. L '

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EDNA YORK. A. B Bates College. Extension Course. English. Senior Advisor. oDedl til Lcauon In fond appreciation for her kind understanding and devotion, we, the Class of 1950, deem it an honor and a privilege to dedicate this book to Miss Edna B. York, whose friendship and thoughtfulness has won the admiration of all of us. We are very proud to honor her in this manner.