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

Page 15 text:

Preside?! fs Address I consider the honor bestowed upon me when elected to the presidency of the Senior Class one of the greatest of a lifetime. When elected. I realized the responsibility of such an office and set about to exert my energies toward the goal of fulfilling my position to the best of my ability. Mistakes were made, but on the whole, through the united cooperation of my classmates and the great advice and assistance of Mr. Holland, our sponsors, and the faculty we have turned out to lie a pretty gtxxl class. Now we are entering a new era. As is true of all who venture into new modes of life, we are a little wary of the future. For most of us boys, the future is all mapped out for us and comes under the heading of “the armed forces.” 1'here will not, however, always be a war and when peace does come, we shall have to be ready to aid our country then, as well as now, in a time of emergency. We will separate on our day of graduation and will continue to drift further and further apart but we shall ever be bound together with the bond of memory the memory of four glorious years that can never be taken away from us. No matter what may come in future years, I am sure that as long as America can produce boys and girls of the type that I have lieen so proud to serve, we will be on top and nothing and nobody shall ever dominate the spirit of freedom that is our heritage. GORDON A. AULIS 13

Page 14 text:

Year Book Board Front rme, left to right: Mary Jane Daley, Janice Jackson. John Brockway, Anne Davis, Priscilla Boivin. Back row: Janet Brouillette, Albert Atchinson, Lester Bryne, Richard Brockway. Carleton O'Connor.

Page 16 text:

- Senior Class Officers Front row, left to riqht: Agnes Kinney, Kenneth Hall. Gordon Aulis, Carleton O’Connor. Bock row: Gerald Fournier. Tony Sacco and David Logan 14