Naugatuck High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Naugatuck, CT)

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IN LIMINE EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-itz-Chief Elizabeth Kissane Auiftont Editors Donald House Cecille Tracy S o cial C 0 tit mittee Barbara Olson Anne Delaney Helen McCarthy Sylvia Bohlin Lorraine Buckley Althea Candee joby Ann Christian Doris Dick Helenanne Donovan Marilyn Ferguson Mary Ann Granger joan Green Lois Hermonat Phyllis jenzell Patricia Kevit Frances Krykowski Dorothy Zehnder Photographs Patricia Kevit Carl Peterson Art Lois Benson john Kuczynski Sporty john Thurston Advertising Emil Martino Richard Suchenski Alcides Bilelo joseph Brody Howard Burke William Desmond Donald House john Kuczynski William Mancini Robert Mariano Typing Florence Brzozowski joby Ann Christian jo Ann Isbell Mildred Edwards Ruth Luschenat Lydia Martins joan Mazaika Florence Niewinski Louise Nyberg Peggy Perry Helen Reilly Dolores Rimkoski Mary Ann Swan Cecille Tracy Sylvia Tripp jean Vagt Lois Van Delft Charles White Ruth Matson Beatrice Skridulus Thomas Freeman Eugene Mariotti john McCarthy Donald Olson john Ostroski Merwin Packer john Quint james Thurston Kenneth Zerbe Lois Hermonat joyce Anne Kanehl The Faculty Adoiyor-Miss Louise Grainger Page Four

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IN LIMINIZ MR. JOHN HOWARD WHITTEMORE But half so wel beloved 21 man is he Ne was ther nevere in court, of his degree He was so gentil of Condicioun That throughout al the world was his renown A1 of his dedes. Page Tbrw

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IN LIMINE THE PROLOGUE The Sands of Time have run swiftly, counting off our years at Naugatuck High with an almost annoyingly im- personal air. Though the desire to prolong our time here is nostalgic, we are filled with the anticipation of that which is to come. For four years the school has been the center of our activity, the focal point of our thoughts. Our hours were busy and happy. It was here that we planned and plottedg laughed and smiledg worried and were sad. We will long remember how much and how well we have lived and enjoyed living, during these blissful years. Behind us lie security and joy. Ahead, lie indecision and doubt. As a class or as individuals-we are ready to meet and conquer, with the fearlessness of youth-that which lies in the future. Our memories? They are numerous and sweet. The hobby horse will not soon be forgot. Page Fire