Windsor Locks High School - Herald Yearbook (Windsor Locks, CT)

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The High School Herald for June, 1919 BUSINESS BOARD. Business Manager. Wilfrid F. Callahan, ’19. Assistants. Anna Oates, ’19, Helen Gourley, ’21, Helen Shepard,’20, Francis Wallace, ’22, Carl Larson, ’20, Malcolm MacDonald, 20. Circulation Editor. Teresa B. Rooney, ’19. Assistant. (In charge of Warehouse Point). Jessie M. Wadsworth, ’19. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page Class Song. 3 Class Day Exercises. President’s Address of Welcome.George Wallace 5 Presentations—Part I.Ellsworth Cutler 5 Presentations—Part II.Isabelle Root 6 Class Poem.Kathryn Nolan 6 Statistics.Jessie Wadsworth 7 Advice to Undergraduates.Anna Leary 8 Response for the School.Margaret Root 9 Class Ode.Kathryn Nolan 10 The Future of the Airplane.Raymond Kilty 10 Prophecy—Part I.Kathryn Nolan 12 Prophecy—Part II.Helen Groves 13 Class Will.Wilfrid Callahan 14 Editorials. 16 Junior Prize Essays. First Prize—“Colleges and Universities”.Nady L. Compaine 17 Second Prize—“America and the Immigrant”.Carl Larson 18 Commencement Exercises. Salutatory and Essay—“The Value of an Ideal”.Anna Oates 19 Class Essay—“Out of School Life into Life’s School.Teresa Rooney 21 Presentation of Senior Gift.Helen Groves 22 Acceptance for the School.Carl Larson 22 Class History.May Nugent 23 Class Oration—“Americanization”.George Wallace 25 Essay and Valedictory—“Who Is the Educated Man?”.Fred Warns 26

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O THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1919 whose readiness and willingness to make their school paper a success, this commencement issue of the Herald is inscribed

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CLASS SONG, “FAREWELL.” Tune, “A Perfect Day.” We have come to the end of our high school days, And the end of a journey too; But we’ll cling to our aims that are big and strong, And our classmates so kind and true. Can vou think what the end of this parting day Can mean to these sad hearts, As the sun goes down on our high school days, And these classmates have to part ? Windsor Locks High School we bid you farewell, To our teachers and schoolmates dear; Fr nd memories in our hearts shall dwell, Of the good times we’ve had here. Oh, memories of busy hours we spent As ov«r our task we’ve bent, But We’ll never forget the school on the hill, Where we’ve worked with a good will. We have come to the end of our high school life. A nd we’ll enter in Life’s School. Tho’ to-night there is sadness in our hearts There is gladness in our eyes, For 1919’s sons are we! Its spirit never dies. And w r e find at the end of our parting day The doors of the world open wide. To you, Alma Mater, we’ll be loyal, for aye, To our teachings and aims we’ll be true. And when our goal of success is reached Vou’ll he proud of your children, too. Farewell. Alma Mater; farewell to vou, Farewell, teachers and schoolmates dear. And now let us give for the Windsor Locks High Our last fond, hearty cheer. Kathryn E. Nolan, ’ 19 .