Seymour High School - L Agenda Yearbook (Seymour, CT)

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llbmewown J Now that the world is in a state of turmoil, out of which come suffering and sorrow, shortages and sacrifices, each of us has more to do than ever before. While the very existence of our free way of life has been challenged, and since only victory can make it secure, our task must be done. Nevertheless, we pause a few moments to think of our schooldays. Within these pages are recorded the highlights of the class of Nineteen Forty-three during its four years at Seymour High School. In spite of the changes that this, the greatest war in history have brought, these four years have been happy ones, in which we made friends long to be remembered, acquired knowledge and enjoyed various forms of recreation. We, the class of 1943, present the UAGENDA which represents freedom in speech, thought and activities in this, our beloved America.

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0 o 11-1a .-1-:ln We, the, class of 1943, feel that in dedicating the fourth volume of our year book, to our class adviser, Mr. Edward R. Collins, we have made a most desirable choice since his spirit of friendly co-operation with stu- dents, unselfish devotion, and sincere interest in exemplify- ing good citizenship have enabled us to take a more active part in our growing democracy.