Stratford High School - Log Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

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ADMINISTRATION . . 6 FACULTY............. 8 SENIORS.............22 UNDERCLASSMEN . . 54 ACTIVITIES..........68 SPORTS..............88 ADVERTISEMENTS . . 104

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The LOG is more than a chronicle of events, or a pictorial review of class- mates. It is a mirror, in which is reflected a composite image of each and every one of us. As we look into it, we see ourselves as central figures, with clean, whole outlines. In the background, in- separable from the self-image, are reflections of events and people. It is these which give the outlined forms depth and dimension. Before we put the mirror aside, let us study these shadowy reflections which filled our school years, and reflect upon their significance to us. Here are the hours of study before the big test, the noisy class discussions, the victories and defeats at games, the dreaminess of the Christmas Formal, the frenzied rush to meet that final deadline, and the club meetings after school. All of these — serious, thoughtful, gay, sad, inspired — parts of us as we appear in the mirror of the present. Even closer, with hands outstretched towards us, are the images of people. They are the teachers, admin- istrators, and friends who, by showing us the reflections of our capabilities and shortcomings, enabled us to see ourselves in our entirety. We cannot envision the future, as no mirror can reflect it. We will be the mirrors upon which the years to come will cast their reflection. The glass is bright; the image unclouded. We are ready to fulfill the aspirations and lead- ership of those to whom we turn in this moment of reflection.