Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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To THE many people who have made this building pos- sible, to the parents and the friends, to the architect and the builder, to all the workers, we give our thanks for adding to these walls which have come to mean so much to the long procession of Oxford students who have learned within them. To each class these buildings are much more than just wood or stone, they are companions and friends. They have watched us and heard us as we have studied for classes, complained about homework, and copied assign- ments. They have been with us while we played basketball games, painted sets for plays, and practised for commence- ment. Yet, while these walls have housed all the obvious activities, they have also fostered within the school an in- tangible spirit that makes us want to go on. They have given their silent approval as we worked to conquer our- selves, to build an effective school government, to fight a good fight, and Hto run a straight racef' Although these buildings can never tell us what we should or should not do, they radiate an inexplicable force, not through their blue or green paint, but through the spirit and comrade- ship they represent - a force that makes us aware of our faults and wrongdoings. Then, in silence, they watch us try to correct ourselves and to become better adapted to living together. The walls of the old buildings have looked down on many classes in this procession, and the addition of new walls assures us that Oxford will live on to watch and hear and teach many more like ourselves. We therefore thank you who have given this building to us. l4l

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FACULTY LM to Right, First Row: Mrs. Paul, Mme. LeFaivre, Mrs. McGuinn, Miss Graff, Miss Evans, Miss Hall, Mrs. Forbes. Second Row: Mrs. Diaz, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Swett, Miss Cummings, Miss Hamlen, Miss Jarrell, Miss Carlisle, Miss Lasell, Miss Hamilton. Third Raw: Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wuori, Miss Holden, Mrs. Neiditz, Miss Storrs, Mme. LaBrecque, Mrs. Cavert, Mrs. Brown, Miss Bartlett. Ab- sent: Miss Carroll, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Randall, Dr. Spurrier, Mrs. Van Slyck. FACULTY AND STAFF Dorothy Graff ....,.,.......,...........,.......,..........,...,.,...................,.................,.......,...., Headmzstress A.B. Mount Holyoke College, MA. Columbia University: Oxford University, England Mary W. McGuinn QMrs. John A. McGuinnj .......,......,...,......... Assistant to the Headmistress fir Classes VII 65 VIII, Latin, Mathemnlirs A.B. Smith College Edith N. Evans .........,....................,............,..............,....................... .......... E nglzsh, Chemistw B.S. Purdue University, M,A. Middlebury College, Yale University Muriel H. Forbes fMrs. Richard W. Forbesj ......,............,,............ .....,.. ..... .,.,.. E n g lish A.B. Barnard, M.A. Columbia Barbara Jarrell .......,............,....,..................,......,...........,.,..,..,.... . ...........,............,.....,..,. English A.B. Washburn College: Middlebury College, Bread Loaf School of Englishg Columbia University Verna M. Carlisle ......,.................................,.........,.......................,...............,... English, Scienoe Aroostook Slate College l6l