Milford High School - Wepawaug Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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Qedzbwfzbn We, the class of 1952, dedicate this book of memories to the progressive spirit of educa- tion that is in the new Milford High School. With grateful hearts, we shall remember the purpose of that spirit-to become worthy of our heritage. With grateful hearts, we dedicate this book of memories. With cheerful hearts, we have enjoyed the fellowship of our teachers and our friends throughout our four years. With cheerful hearts, we dedicate this book of memories. With minds molded by many influences we have acquired an eagerness for knowledge and higher education, which shall remain with us in the future. With minds that have been molded, we dedicate this book of memories. And finally, with inspired hearts, we are prepared and eager to meet the future, striving to make this world of ours a better world than we have found it.