Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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Mr. Atkinson Miss Biggerstaff We cannot think of Room 28 without seeing ourselves lined up at the blackboard plodding our way through one of Mr. Green- leaf ' s “quickies”. Those of us who are college bound are certainly glad we can do those “quickies”. Speak¬ ing of the college bound we find it difficult to believe that we would have gotten as far as we have if Mr. Greenleaf hadn ' t spent so much time telling us the details of filing applica¬ tions, taking SAT tests, etc. Our scores on the Verbal section of the SAT tests were probably much improved by the work Miss Biggerstaff had done in pre¬ paring us for the tests. We can also thank her for a great deal of knowledge of college English. For these reasons and many others, we, the Class of 1962, are proud to dedicate this book to our class advisors. Mr. Greenleaf Mrs. Parry

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DEDICA TION Mr. Atkinson Miss Biggerstaff Four eventful years have passed leaving each of us with happy memories of our years at Suffield High. Now as we look back on those years we notice that four people seem to pop up everywhere. They chaperoned our Junior Prom and Senior Ball, helped our treasurers balance their budgets. They shared our sorrows and our joys. They helped plan our class banquet, wrote letters of recom¬ mendation to our colleges, and helped make this yearbook possible. We cannot think of our stationery drive without seeing Mr. Atkinson explaining how to fill out order blanks or adding up long columns of figures. Our yearbook would have been lost if Mrs. Parry hadn ' t helped plan pages, proofread copy, and figure costs. Miss Biggerstaff spent much of her time making the Reader ' s Reflec¬ tion one of the best school papers in the East. She has encouraged many of us to publish our literary efforts in this paper.

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Huge McG. Watson Harvard College A.B. Colombia University M.A. Harvard University Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1962: Not only is graduation a time of fin¬ ishing a phase of your education, but also it may be a starting point for many fine opportunities. There are education¬ al challenges ahead for all of you, whether you enter a vocation immedi¬ ately, join the armed services, or enroll in a college. Rapid advances in techno¬ logy and increasing demands of intelli¬ gent citizenship require you to strive continually to keep your education up to date. More and more adult education opportunities are developing through evening courses, through television, through universities, through the arm¬ ed services. Your education at Suffield High School can form a foundation upon which you may build further. Through your efforts to date you have won a diploma — through your continued ef¬ forts you may add to the significance of this diploma. Congratulations on your past accom¬ plishments which have earned you this distinction. Best wishes to you in your future endeavors as you bring credit to yourself and to the standards of Suf¬ field High School. Hugh McG. Watson