Wilby High School - Wilby Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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In your opinion, teaching is a wonderful profession. It never be- comes boring because of its flexibility. I find it interesting to know that I am teaching the children of students I once had. I receive a great deal of satisfaction in teaching. Because of your warm personality and your sincere interest in us. Miss Jackson, the class of 1964 dedicates our yearbook to you.

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DEDICA TION To Miss Cecilia Jackson, we the class of 1964, dedicate our yearbook. You have been an excellent teacher and an understanding friend to all with whom you have come in contact. You have given us an important gift — the ability to think for our- selves. We shall never forget your unique clues, which may have seemed ambiguous at times, but always succeeded in making us think. You have related our class-room knowledge to the world around us. A native of Waterbury and a graduate of Trinity College in Washington, D.C., you fulfilled your role as a teacher in Derby, Naugatuck, and in our beloved Wilby. 2

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JOSEPH R. MEMBRINO — Principal Classmates of ’64: I refer to you as classmates because, although I was at Wilby when you were Freshmen. We spent four years together at Wilby but you go out as graduates and I remain as captain of the scholastic ship, Wilby. During our four years we have seen Wilby grow from a student body of about 1,000 to its present strength of almost 1,600 pupils. Classmates, my blessings and good wishes to you in whatever your chosen field, vocation or career may be. 4