Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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YQ 5DOQlIi Q i ,gui -libll-0Qll-0Q6li0iK 1 in 1 1 Class of 1943 COMMENCEMEN T ISSUE Foreword Charles W. Goodrich, H eadffzaster Waltham High School and Faculty In the Armed Forces Class Officers Class Poem Who's Who Class History Class Will Class Prophecy School Activities Just Pictures Athletics Berkley Hathorne Harriet Mary Bruya Veniette Caswell Joan E. Turner

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FOREXV ORD Never has the Mirror been published in such a time of strife as this. Gone is the relatively slow moving pace of a peaceful world. Now all moves with a speed that is breath-taking. Events of such tremendous proportions occur so upon the heels of each other that it is easy to lose touch with the everyday common places to which we cling in a sane world. For this reason, this issue of the Mirror is especially important, for within its pages are shown pictures of people that you and you and you know. You have laughed with them, worked with them, studied with them, gone through all the joys and sorrows of the usual school year with them. When the going gets a little tough a glance through these pages should help to recall old times and bring things back to their proper perspective. Keep the issue of a Mirror of a sane school year in an insane world.

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Charles W. Goodrich