West Haven High School - Blue Flame Yearbook (West Haven, CT)

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EDITORIAL There is a mighty rush and a murmur as the graduating class of 1938 surges about us. This is the Progress Exposition, the record of our four years at West Haven High School. We are here to visit the various sections of the ex- hibit, and to point with pride to our varied accomplishments as a class. As we wander on, we are amazed by marvelous machines, The inventions of modern science enable us to look deep into the future, or to see familiar scenes of the past vividly reproduced. If, in the ensuing years, we again visit this Exposition, it will recall to us the months of happiness we spent as students in West Haven, and though our former friends may be far away, it will never fail to keep us mindful of the pleasures of our youthful associations.