Litchfield High School - Yearbook (Litchfield, CT)

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safe in her memories and snug in her future. Although Litchlield's history has been, for the most part, a chronological list of famous men, they have been mentioned as individuals because they were most repre- sentative of their times. But without their followers and supporters, without their insignificant adherents, they could have accomplished nothing. These men and dates are merely sign posts along the darkened road of mans memory which il lumine the shadowy paths where less well known men have struggled to make the history that is necessarily dependent upon their better known associates And so this history is not merely words chosen to describe a stereotyped commu nity but is the remembrance of the known and unknown It is a slight touch upon pulsations the sorrows and Joys of a group of people and the myriad phases of a liv ing, breathing town. It seeks to do homage to those whose graves know no marker as well as those who shall never be forgotten: it praises the old elms planted in Revolu- tionary times and the young saplings which have been planted to replace them and per- haps these latter shall be even more famous than their predecessors. It seeks to touch upon that core, that hidden secret, upon which a town is built and whereby it is main- tained, that inner glow which seized the pilgrim the pioneer the woodsmen and the revolutioni ts But this will to accom plish can never be completely isolated be cause it is so interwoven and entangled with the lives of not only the early settlers but also the present inhabitants and thus the history of Litchfield and of America has become a vital inseparable part of each one of us never to be obliterated by the passage of time f-.I s the Litchfield School System progressed from a one room school house to that edifice which we shall all remember as our Alma Mater so shall it progress in the years to come Already plans are under way for a new high school and as we return to visit it in the future we shall no doubt be much impressed by the advancement in education but none will regret nor will any forget the nostalgic memories of our Litchfield High School gm' X. X l JQCCLI-1 - 'lx . , . 3' . . Q - . ,. i H+ X f'1f7-' oil flu 1 s L ff' f i l , 1 imc ra Hlll'-M X A i . if 0 J ii'-rr-Afg g: 0. of-1 Mm- Fl it A T' iii Qi 1- 7' A 2 ,Gil gr 'Qi ---5-A45 lj'iia -iiiiffg Ll.- , l li Q3

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