Roger Ludlowe High School - Fairfieldiana Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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Q m '40 THU What I am to be, I am now becoming. A F S A Plunged into a whirlpool of new, exciting, and often overwhelming activities and events, the entering freshman is little aware of the implications of his school motto. Throughout his sophomore and junior years, his mind is too full with thoughts of the sopho- more play, the Sweetheart Swing, Biology, United States History, the Thanksgiving games, and the Jun- ior Prom, to be concerned with what.Iies ahead. It is not until his senior year, with the realization that graduation is almost at hand, that he fully under- stands the import of the motto. Glancing over his high school career, he tries to recall those activities, in and out of the classroom, that have prepared him for the future. During this retrospective study, he suddenly becomes aware that he is a product of his school motto in action: What I am to be, I am now becoming. ffzvn K ' Ka. ,,,,,f..m-'fwfr ' ' r. 1 vw ' ' , A ,S,'l'Ey,fx-I - :r if W' ,Q r J v l ,Q 1,- .RP -f . N' elf . 3' 4 , an 1' ,, - 'I . 1321 'T 1 ,A 'g it-o,?',, ., -.Q '-.jS Af ?,, V ,s, ec I 'Z .Q y. tw' it -.sk ann if A 4-1-n.. w

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EVELYN M COPELAND Senior Councll sponsor fabulous sense of humor In Ink please' sknng week ends former Falrfreldrana adviser splrahon to yearbook apprenhces home at Goodhlll Road guldmg the Junlor Red Cross summer abroad preclseness per sonlfled Express yourself clearly' Junior Engllsh always wlllmg fo and The 1954 Farrfleldrana is dedicaied fo you. 5