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

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APPRECIATION Four years ago we entered Suffield High School as freshmen. At this time, four faculty members were chosen as our advisors; their purpose being to guide us and to see that our expenditures did not exceed our budget. However, they surpassed these duties by helping us overcome obstacles—some of which have been encountered by every class and others which were unique to ours. We thank Mrs. Corcoran for her assistance in balancing our books and her constant encouragement throughout our magazine drive. We thank Mrs. Ganley for her willingness to lend a helping hand. Through her enthusiasm she aroused in us loyalty and school spirit. We thank Mr. Regalbuti for all time and effort he contributed to the “1965 Sagitta.” Without his constant supervision and guidance our yearbook would not be what it is. We thank Mr. Shields for his unparalleled play directing which enabled us not only to boost our treasury but also to gain an appreciation for one of the fine arts. It is to these advisors that we express our deepest gratitude not only for fulfilling their duties, but more important, for demonstrating to us by their own example the qualities needed to accept the challenge of the world today. 4

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DEDICATION In 1939, Suffield High School was built under President Roosevelt’s WPA plan. In 1957, a wing was added to in¬ clude a junior high school. Undoubtedly we have grown ac¬ customed to this school and it has become a part of us. Through the years we have looked on it as being the one constant symbol that we have associated with growing up. In the period of four years many changes occurred. It is difficult for us to leave, knowing that the tradition which we have been brought up with will no longer be carried on as it has been for so many years. However, we realize that the facilities and courses of the new school will provide an en¬ vironment for greater learning. It, in turn, may become the unchanging symbol of growing up for future generations. Many classes have graduated from this high school and we have the honor of being the last. Never again will we walk down the halls of the high school and nevermore will there be a Suffield High School as we knew it. Therefore, we feel it is only fitting that we dedicate our yearbook, the 1965 Sagitta,” to Suffield High School—may it live for¬ ever in our memories. 3

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