Rockville High School - Banner Yearbook (Rockville, CT)

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6 THE BANNER VVith the prestige that invariably accompanies the name of Senior, and with Vlfashington and points south as a glorious goal to our endeavors, what is there to restrain us-especially when one re- members the pep, vim, and vigor of our illustrious class? VVe may be famed for our social endeavors, for our talent is exceptional and we may score on the llonor Roll, since some of us may need a good standing for college records, and for business references. Commencement will mark the close of the successful career of the class of 1931, and it will also mark the beginning of that one year morel' for l93Z. llere's to successl Marjorie Wiainwriglit, ,32 CLASS POEM just look at dear old R. H. S. And see if really you donlt confess You love it, and hate to leave it. Quaint memories of the past now come Before you, and enchant you like some Charm cast on you, and made fast. You now look back u pon the days l , VVhen Class of '3l', a pleasing phrase, Had a long way to go, yes, time seem slow. Now, when the day of departure is near, R. H. S. is to you even more dearg -Much more, than ever before. But since custom has it that when you receive Your hard worked for Diploma-you must leave, You willingly pass, making room for the oncoming Class. And after all, you want to become something Distinguished and noted in everything You do in the future work ahead of you. Ida Giaeomini

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- S' f: e A 2- if it THANKS Here we wish to express our sincere thanks to all who have in any way contrihuted to the work on the Banner-the memhers of the Staff, who have spent hard and energetic lahor on their school paper, those of the Commercial Class who have so willingly typed our papers for the press, Kliss Partridge, who has so generously given her time as an advisor, and those in the school who have contrihuted to The Banner. Yye hope that the good work will keep on the following' year. :ls 31 31 :lf if VVhen we Seniors entered lligh School as lfreshmen, we looked forward expectantly to four years of coinradeship in work and play Some have left in the time that has passed, hut those who have stayed have grown to know what sehool life really means. Some of us will go to work, while others will go on to school. Yet no matter what our future work may he, we shall always look hack with a deep re- gard for what our years here have taught us. lt is with Commence- ment that they end, and though we all truly hope to receive the diplo- ma, which hespeaks this parting, it is not with too happy thoughts that we shall go, TO THE CLASS OF 1932-ONE YEAR MORE! VVe are now approaching the termination of our junior Yearva year that is perhaps the most pleasant of the four years spent in lligh School, not only from the social aspect with its Prom, SendfOtT,'y and l'icnic, but also scholastically. XYhat a relief to know there remains still another year in which to make good, if our efforts have not been of the hest heretofore! ,Xre we going to make the lmest o that one remaining year? f

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