Hartford High School - Hartford Key Yearbook (White River Junction, VT)

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YEAR BOOK BOARD First Row (left to right): Herbert Smith, Marjorie Jennings. Second Row: Noreen Ray, assistant editor, Mark Miller, editor. Third Row: Althea Hefllon, Anne Benson. [11]

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YEAR BOOK STAFF Mark Miller..........................................................Editor-in-Chief Noreen Ray..........................................................Business Manager Anne Benson........................................................Personnel Editor Althea Hefflon Everett Savage Marjorie Jennings Noreen Ra Althea Hefflon................................................................... r Editor Ellen Davis Jean Jockel Mary Izzo .................................................. Advertising Manager Noreen Ray Mark Miller Betty Shepard Charles Blood S. A. B. Debating Club F. H. V. “Nut Shell” [10] Anne Perkins French II Club

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PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS Seniors of 1941. we have reached one milestone in our lives a long-looked-for and. to our present point of view, an important one our High School Graduation. We have worked together for the past four years, trying to develop from our class, talents that would benefit the whole. It seems to me that this development lias been successful, and on behalf of your various class officers, I want to thank you for your loyal assistance. The immediate future to the members of our class must necessarily seem to 1m an unusual problem — for these are unusual times. The threat of War just over the horizon, and its troublous effect on our national affairs and our private life, w ill hold before us many unsolved problems for which we must find a solution. May I offer one suggestion that we try to meet these problems with a faith and loyalty which are the heritage of all true Yankees. Let us add to that the steadfast tenacity and clear vision expected of all true Vermonters. Let us build our future along the American way, going back to the days of our forefathers for a true pattern, and using in the development of our lives all things of these modern times that are sound and substantial, but casting aside those excuses and isms which lead us away from that real American goal the rights of free men and women to regulate their own lives, Let us strive mightily to cherish and develop those liberties we hold so dear, and let us not fail to remember the one word that will bind us together, now and always, the one word that is most important to our class, our town, our state, and our Nation. That word is Loyalty. Shakespeare gave us the cue from the past, when he said, ‘ Master, go on, and I will follow thee To the last gasp, with truth and loyally.” Betty Louise Shepard