Crosby High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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SENIOR YEAR We have always looked forward to vacations with anticipation, but this coming vacation is looked forward to with as much regret by Seniors. It means an end to our happy years at Crosby, an end to something that has been a vital part of us for four years. As we look over the past year we remember that this season the Crosby mermen tied for first honors in the state with the Hartford team, which is no longer superior to the Crosby squad. The Argus and La Page Ouverte, Crosby lirench Paper, both won na- tional honors in the Columbia Scholastic Convention this year. The Argus broke its third place rating record by receiving second place honors. Although this was the hrst year the French paper was represented at the Columbia Scholastic Convention, they received third place rating. A hard fought game took place at the Stadium, Thanksgiving Day, when Crosby, the underdog team, bowed to Vifilby with a score of 6-0. Crosby had one of its finest golf teams this year while the rifle team won thirteenth place in the state. The clubs were active as usual, carrying out the plans of previous years. The Honor Society introduced new ideas which they hope will be carried out by the Society in the future. Although we may look into the future with some anticipation, we hate to break away from the one thing that has consumed our energy for four years. Yes, we even envy the incoming freshmen-in a way.

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