Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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Wo will mention hero that for the first two years we oould talk (with permission) and there were no detentions. This ohanged in our Junior year. Our Junior year at Woodbury High School was brightened by the fact that we would graduate in a short time. Most of us agree that our Junior year was the hardest, but well worth the effort. Our class officers for our Junior year were President - Doris Bansleben Vice-President - John Leach Secretary - Cora Lautenschlager Treasurer - Shirley Weed We were fortunate in getting our class rings at the beginning of our Junior year, having ordered them the last part of our Sophomore year. We gave three dances which were very much of a success financially. We also had a social and two skating parties. At last our senior year was started with a smile. We were now the respeoted seniors. Ctte of the first events of the school year was to hold a class meeting to elect our class officers. At this time w© outlined our program for our final year. Chester Hardisty had the honor of being our Class President, with Cora Lautenschlager as Vice-President, Judith Mitchell as secretary, and James Shortt as treasurer. Irene Turner, Jean Beardsley and Bill Fleming were chosen to fill the job of being on the executive committee. As is the custom (and necessity) of the seniors, the class pictures were taken in November. Mr. Stockmann performed the task and the results were wonderful. We had five dances, two food sales and two socials. Most of our activities proved to be very successful, but once in a while Old Man Weather interrupted our plans. We also had a very exoiting and enjoyable time in New Haven at the Ice Follies in December. Miss Clark and Mrs. Titus accompanied us. With the events of our Senior year, we bring our History to a close.

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Cto class night of was given which prophecies of the years to come, was the home of who gave a dinner the Alumni of 1945. Judy is a journalist A pad upon her knee. We do not question this That's what she wished to he Jimmy sees the world. He sails the stormy sea Havana is the spot. That's where he wants to be Five nurses have we Jean, Ann and Shirley, Adella and Natalie. These people dignity. Savers of humanity. Tribute we pay to thee. Here is Cora Mae Bringing in the hay She's a farmer's wife. And boyj What a life. 1945, a play showed seniors in The setting Ann Mitchell party for Fleming's flying in the sky. He wears the navy blue. He works for Qnole Sam, He does a good job too. Look at that painting of asparagus That must have been done by Mary Garrigus. Ginny Hahn should have been a preacher. But she chose to be a teacher. Now look what's happened to poor Ginny, The scholars have gotten her so skinny. Adele has made her choice in life. She is a good and worthy wife. She keeps her house so bright and clean. It's the neatest home I've ever seen. is in the service, her part, is done, yields to her heart.