Bulkeley High School - Class Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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THE MORGAN GARDNER BULKELEY HIGH SCHOOL

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FOREWORD algwiq VER since our first day in high school when we observed the Hmightyn seniors, all of us have anxiously awaited our day-the day when we would hold the reins. But now itls all over! Four years have raced by like a flash of lightning. Only one skipped along merrily, carefreeg the others lagged behind, burdened with the atrocities and sorrows of a war in which we, too, had become involved. Our time has come! We must leave the corridors of our dear school and go out into this chaotic world to discover whether or not we have lnastered the art of living. Some members of our class have already left school and have begun to live by taking an active part in the drama which will restore the joyful, peaceful days we once knew. For the rest of us, graduation will be the parting, but we can be united again and again through the medium of this Class Book. May its pages often revive pleasant memories of Bulkeley and renew the warmth of old acquaintances and lasting friendships. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the Faculty for their kindness and patience, and especially to Dr. Feingold for his friendly and wise counselg to Miss Potter, Miss Safford, and Mr. Mclfllney for their invaluable aid in the compilation of this bookg to Shirley Boyer, Eloise Marzano, and Roy Boutillier for the admirable art work done throughout this bookg and to Nicholas Uricchio for his splendid sports write-ups. We are also grateful to the typists-Josephine Capobianco, Virginia Myers, Helen Panaretos, and Efterpe Zafranis-e-for flair efficient and cheerful cooperation. BERNICE R. MAZUREK