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Um 7heme Across the street from Ware High School beyond a massive gateway lies Grenville Park, one hundred acres of meadows, woodland, hillsides, and fields where throughout our four years' stay at Ware High much of our life outside the classroom has been spent, Countless indeed are the hours of study, of exercise, of recreation, and of rest passed within its peaceful confines. Many students walk through the park on their way to and from school g more spend noon recesses there, eating their lunches on the benches or strolling along the roads reviewing the events of the day. During good weather physical education classes are held on its spacious fields. In the park students of science may study nature at first hand while, VVare athletes practice baseball, football, softball, and tennis there. In leisure hours the boys and girls enjoy fishing or canoeing on the river, cycling along the winding roads or walking i11 the woods, picking blueberries on the hillsides, and picnicing at the fireplace. In- winter there are skating parties on the river, sliding and skiing down the slopes, and snowshoeing wherever one wishes to go. Because it has been so closely connected with school life and activities, we have chosen Grenville Park as the theme of the 1949 NENAlN'1ESECK, and against the Park as a background we are presenting the boys and the girls, our Jeans and our Joes'l Cwe call theinj, in their 1948-49 year at VVare High School. Earl Anderson Eugene Klingler VVilliam Simons
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Um lecfloallan Because of the blessings which Grenville Park has brought us, we, the Class of 1949, dedicate our NENAMESECK to the enrichment of life through a deeper appreciation of nature and of the great outdoors. To hiin who in the love of nature holds communion with her visible forins she speaks a various language. For his gayer hours she has a voice of gladness and a sinile and eloquence of beauty, and she glides into his darker inusings with a nzild and healing sympathy that steals away their sharpness e er he is aware. - BRYANT
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Maw-fm' Grenville Park Photograph by Eugene Klingler
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