New Britain herald., 1926-01-28

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 "Wc, the mighty mid-year class of twenty six. were born uncere- moniously--as all great people have hcen-in the uncvcntful year of 1893, Our advent 10 this school was | hailed with unsupcsscd dchght-- We were thc largest mid-ycar class in the history of the school, in fact, 1t took two buildings 10 hold us. What other class can claim that?
 'I ron our arrival large num- hcr of our nohlcr sex entered thc 1 oycr-hockoujng patos of tho field Of ! athletics The greater part of the track team of 1928 was composed of tho exalted members of our class. Wtih the assistance of our coach, ] Mir. Delaney. We were successful
 9Th" tmo-worn jokes Of the up- | pcr-classmcn were withuut effect upon our ahnormally developed or gans of concentration,
 "On our first day of joyousncss commonly called class day, we were 10 learn of the injustice of the i ways of men: for 10 our noble class vas b"qucathcd the combination oi Irrflectcd light rays known 10 the common rahhle as yellow We. soon 1 learned however. that it was 10 sym i holizc our ascent 10 the golden | heights of success.
 Our first half year was mcycnt- 1 ful in our modest way of thinking | hut il was probably recognized by i the city as q whole to be the great est event in the somewhat in i glorious history of our school, fol i had not we, the mighty mjd-yrat 1 class of tWenty-siX, decided to let the school have the inComparablc | honor of teaching uS?
 In the autumnal period of ou, carth's Journey on it's orbit several l Of our aforementioned male sex entered the thro"s Of war Wagod on i tn" gridiron, Nonc of them played on the first team because of their ,rycr-eyident gonorosity: they un, animously decided that the seniors who had worked so hard for tho tam deserved jh" cnyiod positions despite the fact that the members of our class were far superior to i them. They did however. advise thc i coach as 10 his methods Of coach ing and for this great help he is thaulru! unto this day.
 "WNon the time came 10 lend our able assistance to the basketball team several of our number volun- : t'orcd their services. This gave tho | team an assurance of victory ncv- rr before f'lt hy any other team since basketball was born in this i school.
 eve hope that you do not as. sumc from 'b, aboVr-mcntioncd facts that inc only success that We tachicvrI waH on tho ar,ua of sports ThD Enutlrr sex of our class was soon found tu posses unusual ability Tho nimhlc work of their manua, oN'ramitirs astounded tte art de- parimcnt. 'hc sewing classes, inc ! typ"WYitiuE and shorthand; iustcuc. ors: in fact, they We're Inspirations to all of th@r teachers. I've offer l ilrgrd that vixen teacher rs talk conf. i Idcutially af their meetings, they ad. mit in grateful remembrance, thai if our girls hadn't arrived Ht inc orurtG moment, they would hay, forsak"n the art of teaching 1T 1 hoprI"ss drspnir
 1 "Our track ',am was unusually sucr, ssruL Mir. Depot, our nc" coach. splr us his assistance i lnilding uu th" schools doaGcst sport. Nc,dpss to Say it was th, most succ,sSful team tE" school had yuu in q lorg ttmo. W" made ul practically tho whole of it.
 "Iu n,n fal of l?2i, our mighty mon or our mid-rrar class hy al- ! lowing 'h" rns. of thr team to play twjtu them. won th" atatc-champion- shin. What joy! What an honor for ta. scloon %2 "a I What complete srrmisI That is. for thn rest of the .,Uool. e. course we LurW ~o would uim Who coud possibly Cqum uS@ "Wa .1r "!5rj to our luurols h. ,r,ru- rE". n.tl'yjui called tm ..ru. o. t~,'.ttull w. bat most ". .'.. .,..s.. a.lI,l @ few mat Il, ;o I,rr l..t froD, getting dis ,nurH@.j
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