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

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fX f-X ll .av if N ff 15931 3 1 if A ENSIGN JOHN E JANENDA U SNR We the Class of 1944 take prlde ln dedlcatmg our yearbook to Enslgn John E janenda U SNR who was our Athletlc Coach and Phys1cal Educatxon In structor durmg our first three years at Seymour Hxgh School Because he felt that he should help hls cour try m a dlfferent way, he left us to serve ln the Umted States Navy He wlll always be remembered for the patlent and understandmg guldance he gave our boys m the fleld of sports, thus gxvmg our school wmmng teams and a reputatlon for good sportsmanshxp Hxs sense of humor, s1ncer1ty m all h1s dealmgs, and the dxllgence wlth wh1ch he dxd hls work exem pllfied good cxtnzenshlp and fine character We greatly feel the loss of a teacher wxth these fme tralts, but we are consoled by the fact that he IS fight mg to protect all the freedoms we love or Rx x S if X N X 5 sz- F ll V lb l , X xg W 7 'lm f f f- ff f' ' HW , . XXXXX ,eQ, B ,

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X S fx X fjf 4? I X ff, fa f f X ff X WWW XX .5-QP X R 5E,, xx ff ,wwf nf Z 0 T53 rr f ff' W W'7777ffm ...7 F.-D fx ,fx Durxng our Freshman year and at the beglnnmg of our Sophomore year we were as happy and carefree a group of stu dents as anyone could hope to find Then came De cember 7 1941 changmg to a great extent our way of l1fe Yes we went on wxth our class aCt1V1tl6S and had happy txmes but there was always some thmg to remmd us that thmgs were not normal There have been gaps left by the boys and teachers who have entered the ser vrce We have felt the pmch of ratlomng many have worked after school to help the war effort others sold War Stamps 7-' l 3 Mil, If f-5 -fy A CQ if and Bonds and conducted other d r 1 v e s connected wxth the war effort had more to do than ever before we st1ll have had tlme to thmk of our school days Wlthm this book are recorded the h1ghl1ghts of the Class of Nmeteen Forty four durmg our four years at Seymour Hrgh School No matter what changes the war has brought these years have left us wlth many pleasant memorles of friends w have made knowledge we have acqulred and good tlmes we have had We the Class of 1944 present REFLECTOR walyflf l l I 1 l X l x l 1 I x , X I l 1 ' l ' ' 1 'N W ll ll Q' ll' 1' 'MW l Ill l .Nl l' 'n ffl l all Jl UI ll.: 'l 'lux n ' A f ll ' ' ' - ' A I l rx - 3 l I 2. ' N ' A J l U I . - ill 'l - 1 ll I ' l 1 t lp M A ll 'lm 7 H ' ' ' ' ' c ll f at X 4 17 I U KW! 'Ill Nl 1'l KIM ll'1 l 'I ' ll l 4 Q -.4 X S 1 ' ax ll QQ - 3 Q' X L i Q lf- S -XXX A ln ., 'lllwm llllxuxw S Ml 0,5 - -:ri-S Q, - :IE I Z I xg? s Km Tl 1 1 : : 7. -1 1 ,.. -E' ,L mmmm X J Lllllql M' jig L-L-'ff' og iid: XX mtl-1 so 4.9 - f - as ae e 'll 'l XF, S H! , ll l ll WX ll ll l llm ll 'n ll my ,ll llllll ll llvll ll l W 1 V nh S 1 x A - . g It 1 lx N , , ' Q ll . X 1 z llx ' y ' l CT ll X Ag MX 1' 4 - l at f one l ' ' ' 7 1 lll1'll V: 4 4 - ' ' Q.. 1 pq ffl ' N , l I ll , rn U . 21:5 E' 3 X 4 l I ll l l N' will 'HU IMI' H' 1 FUI 'Il lull lllll H 'lm' U ll' l 'llllllnll l' llll wx 'll f X l llx 1 J, EQ xx it l :A- fl? - -Q A 9 X493 i- 4 ll gi ie 'E E Si? EX Q 'flii' of-feb gffgX 'Y xXXNQ Xxixxaj sswxxxgxa Exp-wx N .QQ ,L xxifx Q X .

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rm l xlflif' 1 , X xg Y C7 I K Q 1' XX 'I 'SX QQ, X f ' 'bb' 'Iv A I . -X33 ri Q-:I Q XX xg X Q: It X 'Seve ,4-w. .:'x 'vr'f 1 Q EDWARD U MACCONNIE dppreczatzon For h1s lnvaluable advlce guldance and fr1endsh1p whxch helped to make our yearbook posslble we the Class of 1944 extend our ap prec1at1on to Edward U MacConn1e Besldes bemg adviser to the Reflector staff Mr MacConn1e alded us 1n many other ways durmg our hlgh school careers In our Fresh man year some of us were 1n h1s home room some were m h1s general scxence class Most of us as Sophomores learned the fundamentals of biology from hun He was our Junxor Class Advlser and wxth h1m that year avlatlon sclence lnstructxon was mtroduced to the Seymour Hlgh School curr1culum By reason of h1s contmued eilorts on our behalf xt lS clear that our debt to Mr MacConn1e 1S great wt, I JJ. I .I ., N! 1 p .l'l -' J' V Yifzz, 5 :Q xx A 0109.1 o u . . . 1 . 7 -v YY my D 7 s 7 ' 7 29 . . . h I. 7 9 '. . - - J - X . ' . ' -3 'N 3.55: . . . 9 :'::- M' ,.-A '5'J ' - -e :-9' , , f -9. X - - .T 'iff . . . . . , J -Y, , . '. X.-1, . . . . . . 6 U :-2 ogy.-' X 41, ' I - 1 I ' :CX 1' . I . . , , r --Q cs . . , df x r K X- . ' ' . A' 'Y 1 - Q 2 pf 1 y hly, , fanmn y