Rippowam High School - Riptide Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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DECLARATI N OE SENIOR INDEPENDENCE When in the course of high school events it becomes neces- sary for class to dissolve the educational bonds years and to assume, among the of thegworldg iliii school diplomas, col- lege and business to which ofthe school system and government entitle them, decent respect to those who have educated them requires that they should declare the causes which impel ,them to separate themselves from their high SCh00h ,,i,,, ,1,, e 1- ' N isc, i ' c They that all men and women are Weleda equal Q-aevenid seniors do have more privileges -- and that theysare endowed by their teachers with certain unalienable rights, among which are lute, liberty - to take thelclasses they want aher they have taken hve classes English, gym - andlast, and most importcint, the pursuit in their days. A E l iiil E alvr ' l E

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L J! ,ff ,1 1, R l DEDICATION Upon graduation, we, the Class of 1976, will not only leave behind our teachers and friends but also the unique spirit of Rippowam. This spirit is embodied in our revered George, our school mascot, who welcomed us as freshmen. We have seen George grow, as we have seen ourselves grow, into a stalworth and sturdy warrior representing the undying spirit that stands forever within the walls of Rippowam. We thus dedicate this book to our George, the very first warrior.

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