Leavenworth High School - Tech Liber Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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T411 if ':. I? fi f '-V' ,fff if 2 x.-Q.-.'.T4 f f'fN ' hl film' Ml gli, ,qffvft . y Y 1 , Nil 2 4 'lf i, K E -534 A :lx l 2 ' I ,Q if as J - .5 ,, il r f ?--,, vYiV V V I 6 g Mm e- K t Y . .1 ' or i my V H Q ,ff H' Mig . Qui mf? t 1 K 'Ext' -Z-4 T: ff 1 . E FOREWORD In the years to come, all of us at one time or another, will look back on our high school days, the period many peple call the happiest time of their lives. Through our class book as though a magic glass, back over the years we shall recall with greater clarity and distinctinctness those happy events, gold memories, and friendships which we will always treasure. Theiefore, as a fitting record of our school days, we have done our best to prepare this book to play its proper role. Many good features of last year's book are retained in this volume, as we did not feel it right to endanger the success of the book for the sake of novelty. However, changes have been made to improve this edition. There are several new features: one, a pictorial review of typical jobs from machine shop, another, also pictures, features various teachers in characteristic attitudes. The arrangement of the class pictures has been changed. This year instead of grouping the pictures in pai1's on each side of the page, they have been arranged alternately. This was done because it was felt it would lend more individuality to the setup. As in last year's book, we have the embossed cover, and for our cover illustration, a lathe symbolizing production for national defense, our theme. We are happy to have this occasion to thank the Republican and American for use of various pictures, Mr. Mack, Mr. Blanchard, and Miss Gemmill for their invaluable aid in making up this year's Liber. .-2..

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iA ZmQAkaWf TECH LIBER 1941 Imzed by TI-1 E SENIOR CLASS UF Leavenworth High School WATERBURY, CoNN. XVII 194

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II m 7641 fm 'Alfa ,, 9 'V' if 5 AT TH E CROSSROADS You to the left and I to the right, For the ways of men must sever- And it well may be fora day and a night, And it well may be forever. But whether we meet or whether we part, fFor our ways are past our knowingl, A pledge from the heart to its fellow h On the ways we all are going! Here's Luck! cart For we know not where we are going. ' H -Richard -3.- ovey.