Farmington High School - Student Yearbook (Farmington, CT)

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FARMINGTON STUDENT FRONT ROW-Left to Right- MISS EVELYN BOWER Mathematics MISS FANNIE WATSON English MISS THERESA DRONFIELD Social Subjects Miss MILDREIJ WHITNEY , . English Miss Dems OSBORNE . Home Economics MISS ESTHER SULLIVAN . . French SECOND ROW- MR. HAROLD SMITH Miss DOROTHY AMES MISS ESTHER CLARK MISS DOROTHY REED MR. IOSEPH BURNS BACK ROW- MR. HIRAM TAYLOR MR. E. W. ELLIS . MR. CHARLES MURPIIY . , . . Commercial English and Mathematics . Commercial History Latin , . , . , Science Principal, Supt, of Farmington Schools . . , lllanual Training

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FFAIQMINGYQN StTlUDENT F 50th Axial Q U W ANNWERSARY W Editorial S THIS year marks the fiftieth milestone in the history of the graduating classes of Farmington High School, we deem it altogether fitting and proper that not only the history of this institution, but the alumni and alumnae, be given a particular place in the year book of the class of '32, With this idea in mind we have endeavored to enlarge upon our annual this year and to make of it a medium through which former graduates may recall to mind their student days and through which present day students may visualize in an interesting way the schoolls past and realize what a metamorphosis it has been through since the class of '82, the first to be graduated from this institution, received their diplomas. We also wish to take this opportunity to thank publicly those who have so graciously aided us in the compilation of the high school's history and in obtaining interesting information concerning the members of the alumni. We, the class of '32, feel intensely the honor not only of being the fiftieth class to graduate from Farmington High School and to have, incidentally, a quota of fifty members, but also the fact that we are the first class to spend all four years in the new building. And now, in a reflective frame of mind due partly, perhaps, to the stress which has been placed upon the past and our predecessors, and partly to the fact that we realize we are leaving Farmington High School. as students, for- ever, we feel a strong determination taking possession of us to come back as members of the alumni and to uphold the standards of the school for another fifty years as that first graduating class has so ably done. HELEN HARTIGAN, '32. 6

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