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

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The High School Herald » for June, 1920. Business Manager. Carl Larson, ’20. Assistants. Helen Shepard, ’20, Joseph Hawley, ’22, Edward McCullough, ’22. Circulation Manager. Mary Carroll, ’22. Assistant. Juliet Morehouse, ’22. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Commencement Exercises. Page Welcome and Class Oration, “Build for Character and Not for Fame”-Carl Larson 4 Class History-Helen Shepard 5 Advice to Undergraduates-Malcolm Macdonald 6 Acceptance of Advice-Herbert Poulter T Presentation of Gift -Margaret Root 7 Acceptance for the School-Joseph Halloran 8 Essay and Valedictory, “The Evolution of Education” Nady Compaine 8 Editorials-- 10 Junior Prize Essays. First Prize, “Andrew Carnegie,”-John Shaughnessy 11 Second Prize, “Some American Artists,” Lillian Nugent 12

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CLASS ODE (Tune: Orange and the Blue) The years have come and passed away Since we as classmates met, Delightful years of work and play That we cannot forget. We’ll always think of pleasant days Spent at Windsor Locks High, Now we must go our separate paths Where’er our duties lie. ’Tis hard to say the parting word, That little word, farewell; The heartfelt sorrow that it brings, None but ourselves can tell. Farewell, our Alma Mater dear We ' ll cherish mem’ries sweet, Thy doors shall close behind us soon, Our life tasks then we meet. But courage! though the waves dash high For the world’s a stormy sea, Our Father ' s hand shall guide at last Into eternity. There, through the gathering ages, In that day’s unfading light Our songs we’ll sing to merrier words, Than the sweetly sad, “Good Night.” Margaret Root, W. L. H. S., ’20. hkhkhkh hkhkwj h hkhch $ h jchkh hkhwshkhh