Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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DEDICATION X A la memozre de son esprit gai et vif avec un respect profond pour les soins et Vamour qu'elle nous a donnes si librement, nous, membres de la classe ele 1947 dedions ce livre

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CHAT BOARD CAROL S1M1-RIN, Ediltltlill-C1Itf'f ANN Po1NDEXTi:R, Business Manager lN'lARY XVALLACE, Assistant Business Managm- ART BOARD PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD 'TRACY Foss, Editor FRi1m1R1c:A lX'lARlNDlN, Editor janet Russell -Ioan Scafarello Beverly Perkins Sydney Brucker Marcia Bourn Polly Ann Hunter LITERARY BOARD lXflARY Louise HARVLY, Editor Lois Campaine Judith VVeld Betty Inch Lucy Davis janet Ostrander Jean Clark Miss RCJSIIINIARX' THOMAS, Faculty Advisor E D I T O R I A L XFORD has been a second home to us during our school years. It is here we have learned to work with others and experience the joy of mutual success. In the classroom we have been ollered the opportunity to learn freely. Under the guidance of our instructors, each of us has found in one or more fields an intellectual interest which we hope to develop in college. From team spirit on the hockey Held and basketball court has sprung a lasting sense of comradeship and cooperation. We shall never forget the challenge of Orange and Gray competition, Greek Games, and calisthenics. Because of our school standard of honor, we have come to realize that integrity, both in class and in our personal relationships, comes from within each of us. Through the development of a sense of responsi- bility on the part of each one of us, we hope to have gained much in self- discipline and self-guidance. In remembering Oxford we shall think of full happy years, years ol' learning, of dances, plays, and of sports. Above all, we feel that, although ul Oxford we may leave behind many friends, we shall be able to meet our world with confidence and with liberal minds. I