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

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30 THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD A few i ' ines from a poem by Elwood Roberts show the feeling of all thinking people: “The blessed day is dawning. When war and strife shall end; When all mankind together Shall dwell, as friend to friend. That happy day, O Nations, Pray God He soon may send When all mankind together Shall dwell as friend to friend.” That day can only come when the nations learn that education is the only thing that will iead to settlement of disputes without destruction of lives and property; in other words education is the surest means to peace among nations. Therefore, Classmates, in saving farewell to you, I also want to say, let us each do our part in the drive to preserve world peace by sup¬ porting education for peace. Dorothy Micha, ’37 CLASS SONGS Tune: “My Melancholy Baby” Four long years together now are ending. We must meet again some day, And ou» ' future work we soon are starting. We shall climb and reach the top some day. All our friends and teachers we are leaving And those happy days at High, So. farewell, classmates. It’s success for him who waits. He conquers who persists, so now “Goodbye.” Tune: “Let Me Call You Sweetheart” Farewell, dearest classmates, we must say “adieu,” Our four years have ended Though they seemed just two. Thanks to friends and teachers. Those that saw us through. Farewell, dearest classmates, we must say adieu.” So we now are parting, from our high school dear, For our friends—-and teachers We now shed a tear. So at last we’re parting, Here’s a long, sad sigh. Farewell, dearest classmates, we must say “Goodbye.” Jeanne Urbanowski, ’37

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