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

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Year Book Board Fzrxl ron' riff! lo riglzlj: Myrtle Morse, Susan Cameron, editor, Anno Boglv. Sr: om! row: Earlx- Arlums, Jeanette Lulielle, Roh:-rt Sumner.

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War Book' Staf SUSAN WALLACE CAMERON . ROBERT STOCKWELL SUMNER ANNE BOGLE . . . PAULINE COURTEMANCHE JEAN MATTHEWS ROGER COUTERMARSH MYRTLE MoRsE . LILLIE DOWNES GLORIA DOUBLEDAY IRENE COLLINS JEANETTE LABELLE BERTHA LYMAN EARLE ADAMS . EUGENE ROSE JAMES O'CCONNOR ROBERT SUMNER . . ROSEMOND SMITH RICHARD SOUTHWICK ANNE BOGLE WILFRED NALETTE RITA LAWRENCE ANGELA ALBANESE NELSON DIMICK SUSAN CAMERON . . WILLIAM SHALDACH LILLIE DOWNES fix.: Editor-in-chief . Business Manager Personnel Editor . Organization Editor Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor Advertising Manager A rt Editor

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Preszklent 'J Address f'Q.J VVhen elected one year ago to the highest office of this Senior Class, I deeply appreciated the honor that had been bestowed upon me, and also realized the responsibility that I was assuming. As time went on the responsibility seemed even greater. but my whole heart has been in the work and in spite of mistakes, I have tried at all times to do what seemed to be best for the class. We have been here for four years with the purpose of preparing ourselves better for the future. Some of us have used theories: others, practice, but we have all learned. I know that we were a class that disregarded convention- alities at first, but we have learned that to live with other people easily, we must conform somewhat to the other fellow's standards. We are now passing forth into a world of strife. As the knights of old, we must face life with resolution and courage. No Senior Class within the last twenty years has had the threat to its very existance that we have. Some of us are going out to liveg others, to die. Our graduation day will be the last time that we shall all be together. We part like members of a family--sorrowful with the parting, but nevertheless anxious and excited about the days ahead. Who can tell what Fate, the ever- ruling hand, has in store for us. On behalf of the class, I want to thank the people who have helped us-Mr. Holland and the faculty, for their part in making this phase of our lives profit- able and enjoyable: the townspeople, who have given their loyal support to the schoolg and our parents, who have stood by with time and money at just the right times. For my own part I am glad of this opportunity to thank my fellow-officers and all my classmates for their untiring support and sacrifices. ANTHONY E. DOMEY