Spaulding High School - Red and White Yearbook (Rochester, NH)

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THE RBD AND WHITE VOL XXVI ROCHESTER 'NI H MAY 31 1040 NO 4 0 Xi--1 lmrirrurtrttullt si H, Graduatzorr After tour short happy year graduatron suddenly looms up before the seniors It should be a happy oc casron but for the majority of the class rt ls indeed a sad occasion Graduatron means lookrng ahead planning a future lt means the sep arrtron of frrends some wrll seek higher educatron whrle others wrll look for posrtrons Yet there rs somethrng yery beau trful about gr aduatron It marks the the first part of their educatron yen ture out to further rt through actual experience It means a sudden change from chrldhood to young man and womanhood for puprls are no longer able to rely on the help and ad vrce of frrendly terchers They must work out therr problems for them selves gaming knowledge and prow ess all the whrle Graduatron rs lrke a shrp pullrng up anchor The long stay rn the home port has ended and the rough rour ney on the unchartered seas rs rust begrnnrng Some find work as sarl ors scrubbrng decks and cleanrng ma chrnery whrle a few rrse to the herghts of commanders and first and second mates Always there rs a gurdrng lrght a lone star steering that shrp to rts destrnatron safely Whether the rourney rs swrft and straight or rough and slow depends on the crew And so out on thrs ser wrll sarl the Clrss ot 1940 Vlay therr rourney be swrtt and drr ect safely steered by the lrght from the star of success R A S Amerzcan Youth It rs partrcularly appropriate that graduatron should come rn the perrod that rs known as spring Just as sprrng means new lrfe and hope to a yvrnter weary yvorld graduation de yotes the begrnnrng of a new err to thousands of senrors each year boys and grrls rs facrng one of the most rmportant decrsrons that he or she yyrll ey er be called upon to make the problem of what to do after gr ad uatrorr Many wrll continue therr education erther as post graduates or as students rn the varrous colleges and unryersrtres w hrle the marorrty wrll go out rnto the business world What ever the answer to th1s question may be rt means a change of friends and acquarntances often rt means even a change of surroundings Therefore although graduatron should be a roy ous occasron one of the hrghlrghts rn the lrfe of every bov and grrl a throbbrng note of sadness runs through the entrre theme Senrors usually don t agree Wrth Shakes peare s popular thought that Part rng rs such sweet sorrow and rt rs only natural that they should be un happy at the thought of leayrng many of then classmates . 1 . r . ., ' I , . . l 1 , : 5, ' Q. l 5 -' Y, Y- Y - Al-IA . 1 I 4 vi in - 4 x C n 1 - 1 v . Q I 1 c rr . . U I K' ' ' 1 4 1 1 .. N . Y , , a -- - - . . . ., 40. , . . . Y T gd r , , . r , . 2 . 3 s s ' 1 r 3 ' . . ' . 1 . v ' vhs 1. 1 1' y . C , , . r 1 , 1' . y . 1 V 1 v v va I k . . ' 1 ' , L A C . ' 1 . 1 1 'W v ' N . 1 1 v 1 trme when students. havrng finished At the present trme each of these 1 L A ' Q br L. . 1 Y. 1 . . , . Y 6 ' Y is - . v . ' 1 ' Y ' ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' 4 - 1. 1 D , . . , . - Y I V1 ' '4 A 1 W I I . v I 1 L C ra V s A k s k v - ' s . - ' 7 11' ' 1 ' I ' ' v ' K, ' Ln u - 1 v . 1 . . c . . , . ' ! . , . l .- g 1 1 .w I 1 1 1 1 . . ' 7 . ' r l . , 7 X v y, , , . . l v I 11 is V . 1 . r ., r . s n r ' 1 4 v 7 1 ' 1 - . . . N Y . ,Q u ,, 1 y n A ' L . . . . V . . V v Y 1 ,, . . ' . v ' 1 ' 1 1 v - 1 v L 1. w ' 1 v Y' . r. .

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THE RED AND WHITE Should Roosevelt Run for a Thzrd Term? The IODIC of the dav IS the b1d fO1 candldtcx to the pres1dent1al cha11 lVIanx famous people haxe been asked the1r op1n1ons on the subyect and as vet no one has ex 61 asked my op1n1on I do not D1 ofess to be a statesman but I should l1ke to submlt mx v1exxs fo1 1nspect1on and d1scuss1on by others B9fO16 presentlng mx vlews I xx1sh all mx 1eaders to reallze that I am not a Commumst Soclallst Democ1ato1 Republlcan I am onlx an Ameucan c1t1zen concerned xv1th the cond1t1ons questlon 1s of v1tal 1mportance to all and should be cons1de1ed as such I feel that Franklm Delano Roose velt IS the only man fo1 pres1dencx IH 1940 Many people say Well he IS a Democrat Th1s att1tude IS a 19QLlllL of partv p1 e1ud1ce and should not mfluence the op1n1on of fan mlnded c1t1zens for our COHSt1tLlt1OIl 15 blsed on the fact that all men fue created equal Pol1t1cal aH1l1at1ons though natural and loglcal IH 1 demo c1at1c countrx should not be alloxx ed to bl3S a xoter to the GXCIUSIOH of all other cons1de1at1ons 1n legard to h1s cand1date A cand1date should be chosen bx mer1t rathex than accord 1ng to h1s pol1t1cal partx We should ask ourselves lf the man IH quest1on 19 a clear th1nker and take 1nto cons1derat1on whether Ol not he has held pubhc oHice prex1ous ly If the candldate has been elected to office IH the past xxe must d9t6l m1ne vx 1th vx hat success he has fulfilled L ITE RARY N30 o 0 0 Oo h1s dut1es Is he better qu thfied fo1 the pos1t1on than h1s opponent'7 H1s t1m1l1111tx wlth p1esent du COHdl t1ons md h1s att1tude tOW'11d both ns t1onal and fore1gn affaus are Vlt'1l fdCtO1S IH our cho1ce of an office holder If these questlons and othel 1m po1t111t ones NVGIG applled to the can fllfldttfii of todav w1thout a doubt Pres1dent Roosevelt would be the cho1ce of the ma1or1tx At plesent P1es1dent Roosexelt ls occupylng the most prom1nent DOSI t1on 1n ou1 gove1nment Th1ough h1s p1ex1ous exper1ence xxe may be cel ta1n that he has an excellent knoxvl edge of the requuements of h1s office Manx people have compla1ned about the QYCGSSIVQ espendltures of the Roosevelt adm1n1st1at1on as com pared Wlth the records of DYQWIOUS ad m1n1strat1ons Llttle do they FGHIIZQ that our country IS a progressive na t1on and that progress of anx type requ11 es expendlture of monex Complamts a1e also 1eg1stered 1n 1ega1d to the P1es1dents newly formed orgamzatlons such as the PWA W PA etc Wec acc1ed1t these pro1ects or1g1nated bx Roosexelt as the source of many of our mode1n bu1ld1ngs CltV parks 1nd plaxglounds have been e1the1 started 01 1mproved through these effolts Aftel cons1der1ng these factors one begms to thlnk more clearly of these orgznlzatlons and the progress they haxe 1nst1gated 1n th1s country Other people ask Why hasnt Roosevelt solved the unemployment problem dur1ng h1s texm 1n ofHce'7 'Y 1 7 HY' P, - ' U 1 V 0 0 . O Q - 0 Q 0 00 0 0 Oo I 0 ': W.. z ' ' ' S. l c .f . if ' z z ' j ' . aj - .ltISl'll'll Xlll'll.Xl'll.. 'll I If ., l 'Q ' 4- ' n u 'A C . 2 . . L ' ' - ' 2 I ' ' - . ' 1 v , I . N . Y v. w v.1 - , 1 ' 1 'kv . 1 - ' - ' . v . . 9 N . . -' I Q tv ' n 7 of my city, state, and country. This ' g - - - . - . ' ' 'S ' ' , S - D H . . .K . i . V . - 9 9 . ' . .x ,, . . . - ' A ' . . K ' Y Wy . ' ' . . . ' 1 ' y . 1 4 1 1 V. ,N v A 2 f ' - , - ,, ' ., . 'Q - - 2 - . . ., V. . ., . an , J, , . . K 1 . L. , - - an , . 1 . . , . v Y .- ' v' v s ' ' 1 ' 77