Greenwich High School - Compass Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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if! The air had a Jpice, a frexhneu to it. There was a clan wanderhzg around looking bewildered, and another clan looking superior. School :pirit wa: at it: peak. Everywhere you went there was a tenrertess, an excitement in the air-the jiqt football game was coming. A laxt-mlmtte talk to a last-minute home-room member, and another room had reached its goal in G.0. Then the day of thegame arrived. The team ran out on to the yield-greeted by a tremendoa: cheer. That wa: the .rpirit of G.H.S. in the fall.

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Wig didrft have to be here so FIRST we saw them-in every classroom, in the office, and in the library. A little later we heard them-talking on such as English, and Very long before we found them history, and math. It was through this we came to know them not as monitors and teachers, but as friends and advisors. At first they were new to the school-and so were some of us. We wondered about such things as homework, and texts, and grammar,-and we surmised and revised our opinion of them. We talked and worried about them, but, in the end, it dicln't take us very long. We found our teachers people. These were the ones with whom we worked all the year through. These were the ones who signed our absence slips, and frowned on missing homework, the ones who stopped our running to lunch, and who guided our footsteps. Here was our principal, Mr. Bella, whom some of us heard over announcements for the first time. Here was Mrs. Parker, to whom most of us came sometime during the year. Here was Mr. Morgan, who gave us excuse slips and to whom we gave excuses. Here were the oflice girls and the librarians, the nurse and our subject teachers. All those who helped to make our four years here ones of cooperation and understanding. And here is our office staff: Roberta Sargeant, Margaret Hayes, Dorothy Sici- liano, and Dorothy Finnie. -and our counselors, officially known as the Guidance Staff. Left to right- Roberta Sargeant, secretary, Sybil Pease, visiting teacher, Cecil Gardner, chairman, Marion Parker, assistant. ll