Westminster School - Annual Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

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The Westminster Annual VUL. III SIMSBURY, CONN 1910

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Idrvfarr N writing thisvforewolrd to the third volume of THE ANNTJAL, We realize 45325 9 that as an infant industry 5 it needs no further protection, no excuses for its youth, no apologies for its errors. In fact, THE ANNUAL has Q35 come to stay. That T HE ANNUAL has been immediately popular A- T' with the school, we have never for one moment doubted, and that it has been difhdently regarded by the Alumni, in view of their having 'put away childish things, xve have, unfortunately, never been able to overlook. This year, we are toldby the prophets, will see the last ANNUAL, and if you ask why, they will shake their heads and murmur, Unobody left to get it out, but that is pure fiction and this is a preface. THE ANNUAL is, in some ways, the last will and testament of the out-going Sixth Form, in fact, it is among these pages that you of the Sixth will first see yourselves registered as Alumni, and Whenever your particular achievements are spoken of during the coming year, THE ANNUAL will be dragged out and your 'fnames and years spelled by the unlettered Muse will be pointed out, pored over and admired. lvith the publication of this volume new kids and first yearers are about to disappear into the rank and file of the school and next September, when others have taken their places, they will confidently assure each other that there never was such a fresh bunch. We are loath to end this preface, partly because we have been instructed to make it long and partly because We don't like feeling that one more thing is finished for the last time. VVe can't quite say Good-bye to the Sixth, much as Weld like to, because We are going with them, and next year's ANNUAL Will not be of our Writing. We are most grateful to the faculty, Where unbiased judgment has been necessary they have willingly supplied it. This We hope will heap coals of fire on some of their heads, for it has required some little persistance, plenty of tact and a good supply of verbal argument to persuade one or two, nevertheless, We are most grateful and take this opportunity of expressing our thanks. For photographs and volunteer offers of Work, We acknowledge our in- debtedness. As for your verdict on glancing through this volume we ask no quarter. And novv our story is done.