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HISTORIA CLASSIS It has often been remarked that hustory has a pe euluar way of repeatung utself and so to a certaun extent the hustory of thus class us much luke the hustory of classes whuch have gone before and of others wbueh wull follow So rememberung that to many people hustory us u rather dull subject except to those who have taken part un ut personally the hustoruan of the class of IO46 wull struue to be as bruef as possuble and to touch only upon those subjects whuch are of sugnuncance not only to the class but to others Accordung to the hndungs of students of educatuonul statustucs only a comparatuvely smull percent of those who hwe entered and funushed hugh school go on und prepare for the learned professuons and for callungs demanding extensuve apd specnluled traunung So ut us obvuous that the comung together of uny lreshman Class represents selected and qualuty mu terual Thus us true even un those few cases where the unduwuduals are comung agaunst theur own wull to please someone else For varuous reasons the members of the uncomung class of September l94Z represented we beluexe partucularly promusurug group Early un our hugh school lufe 1 cluss organuzatuon was formed and the followung oflicers selected Theresa lefebvre Ellen Germauuu Barbara f-afard Betty Horton Howard Thompson and leo Contous Our class advusor was Muss Garvey These have been succeeded from tume t tume t our annual electuons as follows Sophomore year Robert Blanchard .loye Companuon Mauruce Potvuru Class aduusor Mrs Pruor Junuor year Claure Belle feullle .loye Companton Howard Thompson and Robert Blanchard Class advusor Muss Stone Senour tear Howard Thompson Lllen Germaun Mauruce Potvun Betty Horton Class advusor 'Vlrs Pruor We belueue that the experuenee gauneel an he leadershup deueloped wull be of deeuded uduantage un the years to come How often ut h1ppens that men and women of affaurs who hate taken theur plaees un the world are recalled to have been ofhcers un t eur ss goups n cla so t s vth h was an honor to -uoun Durung our Sophomore year three of our favorule teachers Mr Saucuer Mr lanahan and Mr Lesage were called unto the Armed forces md Muss Moore Muss McElaney Muss Germaun and Mr Herbert were welcomed unto our mudst Muss Mclluney remauned wth us for two years and then was succeeded by Muss Spear Muss Madalune Taylor succeeded Muss Spear who resugned to be marrued Nlr leon Mero was a member of the faculty for one year uss NVhute and Mr Pfeufer were the new fuculty mem bers who came durung our lunuor und Senuor yeurs ln pount of scholastuc attaunments our cltss has not lagged behund other classes cually r a tuvutues hue been 1 that co be expected of us and perhaps all thut ut was wuse for us to undertuke wuthout unfrungung upon the more sertous busuness of classroom study hall and laboratory Among the outstandung socual affaurs to whuch we wull all look back wuth happy memorues 'ure the Junuor Senuor Banquet held on May Z9 at the Black Cat Cafe un Burlungton durung our uunuor year and the Halloween and Chrustmas dances held at our own gymnasuum durung our ienuor year Members of our class who left school to uoun the Armed forces durung our Junuor yeur are Ruchard Dusablon leon Dennus Robert Campbell Robert Blanchard and Bernard L Ecuyer We boast of promunent athletes umong our num bers Donald Companuon Howard Thompson Donald leduc Allen Bullups Mauruce Potvun Ellen Germaun Barbara Arcand Clatre Bellefeuulle and Joye Companuon represented our class on the boys and gurls basketball and baseball teams a class we feel that we have been especua fnored un faculty leadershtp XVheru we eome together five ten or tvtenty Hue years henee the Commencement class of that day w l feel just as apprecuatuve of the pruxuleges and opportunutles of thus unstututuon us we do now A hustory does not tell of the future lts functuon us to tell of the past and present and so the curtaun us goung down on the hustory f the class of l9-46 but un realuty the Bug larade us just commerucung The buglc calls forward march BLI ll HORION I , ' ' 4 e , 4 ' r . ' I V A ' V f I . if A ' . . . . . . 4 ' ' . So' . ou c ' .' ' .ll uld I V 1 x I . u I 3 5 u D I l I , a I D s ' A K 1- , A ' x y . 0 . , D 4, H . V ., . A I Y A I l ' f ' h 47 T 3 5 V' ' - u As - ,, U , , H ,. 'Hy . . , . K v F I 3 I , . . . ' ' Y 4 ' - ' I f V A ' I ' . .l 4 1 t . . ', -- y' 1 d t . 'I VA ' V I V 4 V V xv V. 3 J'l 1 v D K ' ' I K , V s u 1 1 I 4 3 - rx v ul su- - , . , O -- cla r or u ss cle ie ' ie it ' ' ' 1 -H I . 25 -
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VALEDICTORY Parents Frzends and Schoolmates The clock of Txme IS swlftly tlckmg away the last mrnutes of our school career Only a short perrod and then we shall behold our selves as full fledged graduates crtxzens of the great workaday world candrdates for all the honors and rrches that the admlrlng populace has to offer us The thought of partxng brrngs us feelrngs of sadness and gladness We are sad when we remember that thls chapter xn Lrfe s Book rs ended that we are wrrtmg P11115 at the close of rt and turmng our faces toward new scenes and new assocratrons We shall always hold rn mrnd tenderly and gratefully all these years have meant to us all they have brought to us and all that they have taught us Never can we get away from the Influence the example the mterest and gurdance of these years In saymg farewell to you our teachers we say If wlth deep gratltude and stlrrlng emo tron We hope that we shall go forth and do you honor rn the years to come We hope that you wrll never have reason to be drsap polnted ln the course we follow nor 1n the results we garn We know that your rnterest wxll follow us wherever we go We shall ever retaxn happy memories of our days ln your classrooms Schoolmates we say farewell with the hope that you wrll carry on loyally and d1l1 gently Do your best both for yourselves and for the glory of W1HOOSk1 Hlgh School Re member he has the least to regret who makes the most of hrs opportumtres Classmates we have been bound by strong tres Our class has been a real factor our class spxrlt has been an rmportant part of our school llfe We are not merely classmates we are frrends firmly kmt by the joys and sorrows the hopes and fears the ups and downs of our career rn hlgh school Iogether we endured the greenness of Freshmen Together we mdulged m the mad pranks of Sophomores as JUHIOIS we upheld each other ln our growmg rmportance as Senrors we have banded together to sustaln the drgnxty of our rank Dear classmates as members of the Alumni let us stand together rn grvmg our best to l1fe Let us treasure the memory of these happy years wrth ever a warm spot rn our hearts for the members of thrs the beloved class of 1946 ELLEN GERMAIN , . . 1 ' - - .. 1, .. ' 1 . v 1 - 1 I . .. ,, 1 n ' ' . . . , , . . . H . . ,, 1 . - 1 1 n 1 . . f I 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 '
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