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Moving-Up Day! What does it mean to us? The lively class spirit and friendly competition of the morning field day events! The serious- ness and beauty of the actual moving-up exercises in the afternoon! The melancholy and nostalgia which always accompanies the final dance of the year! We will always remember every minute of our Moving-Up Days, from the moment the cannon cracked to begin the games, to the last farewell to our friends after the dance. May, 1955, brought a new and exciting experience to us: we were going to participate in Moving-Up Day! And were we ever proud to be a part of it! As confident Sophomores, we won the Freshman- Sophomore softball game by playing spiritedly. Last year, as digni- fied Juniors, we watched with pride as three of our members were tapped into the National Honor Society. Our Senior year brings the realization that it is our last time to be a part of this wonderful tradition. Although we proudly move up into the wide, wide world, we are at the same time a little sad, for we know that our last moment at Waterford High School is almost at hand. We may not be a part of future Moving-Up Days, but we know that the memories of our own will remain with us always.
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7n TICemoriam Among the list of Waterford High School's former students stand courageous and devoted men and women who, when war came, eagerly responded to the call to fight for the principles of freedom and democracy. They did this because they were thinking of us, as well as of themselves, and they wanted the future generations to grow up in a world free from turmoil and strife. Some made the supreme sacrifice—their lives. In this year of 1958, it is with deep respect and gratitude that we honor them. (We regret that a complete list of war dead was not available, so if your late friend, relative, or loved one is among those whom we have omitted, we hope we will be forgiven.) World War II War Dead MAURICE BAILLARGEON CHARLES BENARDO EUGENE CHOUINIERE DONALD CRAMER VICTOR DE VOE GINO DI TOMMASSO ALBERT PARKER JOSEPH SCARCHELLI JOSEPH M. VERCHEREAU
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