Lyman Hall High school - Singer Chronicle Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

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OPBLUOI' In looking back over our four years at Lyman Hall, we discover that they have been extremely pleasant ones, filled with the happy thoughts and events that are so much a part of our lives. Recalling our first impressions of high-school life and comparing them with the carefully formed opinions we now possess, we suddenly realize the lasting effect that these four years have had upon us. From self-centered children, interested primarily in ourselves as individuals, we have gradually de- veloped into more sensible beings, appreciative of the responsibilities of belonging to a group and in- terested in doing our part as a class in contributing to the welfare of the school. We have learned just how necessary it is to work and have known the thrill of well-deserved honors. Through the guidance and counsel of an able faculty we have come to know the meaning of discipline and the need for understanding our associates. Now as we stand as young adults, our thoughts for the most part lie with the future rather than with the past, although we readily acknowledge that the past is the basis for the future. We realize that each event as it occurred was an important step in the formation of our characters, and in order to recall the outstanding moments of that formation, we have kept this diary of our last, most memorable year. . A-elga in ,., . .4. A , I ' ' '- 'L . I . 4 Q gn., - ' .- -1-. -. x ' , ..' ,:' . ' 1 0 Z 1 il dl'---'.w -':' w-.' ' 1:--.1 vu . V.. I ' J' - . ,g - UQ- , R64 . . I: :..,. , 2 . Q' 'I I 5 e lca -l0l'l ' 223 J' f' .ha .Q .' t Us I .n 9 1 4 Q. r in Q ' 0 'H' J I. -I . 5 'Q 'I I e sg- '- . ' .- I g . J: I U .'. 'J s A I f. I n I - 5 1 ' Q n . 4 . I D I S 0: E 3

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-. ... ' N 'g - . , v,. .-.-,.-. '1 .. C r' 5- P-.QLE MJ - J-.55 Q. ml' 'Ei . J' 4' 5 '.' T C111 ',.'f , We dedicate oitr yearbook to yon, Ruth E. Dunlap, in recognition of the amonnt of time you devote to extra-citrriczilar actiifitief and in appreciation of the friendlineu and belpfitlnen which you diyplay at all times.