Nathan Hale Ray High School - Nahara Yearbook (Moodus, CT)

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CLASS POEM Our school years can be compared to a string of pearls. On our first day in school there was nothing but the string itself, Strong and sturdy, ready to bear upon it the I2 pearls, which were To represent our I2 grades. Slowly, one by one, the pearls were added, each significant. Not all-were white with laughter and confidence. Some were gray with fear and trouble, But each one held friendship and guidance. Each has taught us to be prepared for the challenge which awaits us And now, tonight, the last pearl has solemnly been added. It is shaded with gray, for there is fear of what is ahead, But waitl the gray has disappeared and in that pearl we see Hope, light, and faith, which has come to us through each strong Pearl bead. And now the string is tied. We shall carry these pearls with us always, And in the years to come, wherever we may be, We shall look upon them, and know that this string Of twelve pearls has made us what we are today. Wd 6

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Editor-in-Chief . . Associate Editor . . Business Manager . Advertising Editors Photography Editors Art Editor , , . , Subscription Editor ,Q ,Q KW NAHARA STAFF . . Paul Palmer . . Wanda Hall . Audrey Stout Jacqueline Adler Robert Mitchell Walter Urban . Barbara Lesick Robert Yindra . Ruth Zeleny . . Joan Schur Junior Class Representatives . . . Roberta Greenberg Gerald Roelants Faculty Adviser . . . Walter J, Kozak 5

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ALMA MATER fAustria Hymny Nathan Hale, our Alma Mater, We thy students proudly raise This our song of true devotion, This our song of grateful praise. Knowledge gained within thy walls Ever our true guide will be. Many hours of earnest study, Friendship, and joy have we spent in thee Hail to thee, proud Alma Mater, Fondest mem'ries in thee lie. We salute thee Alma Mater May thy spirit never die. May thy fame grow ever greater, And thy glory e'er increase. Nathan Hale we'll love thee alwaysg Our praise of thee shall never cease. 7