Avon Old Farms School - Winged Beaver Yearbook (Avon, CT)

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You, seniors leaving Avon Old Farms, move as you have moved all your lives in a free society, a society which guarantees your rights, freedoms and life. These rights and freedoms have been painfully arrived at through years of democratic living. Great wisdom and genius have been needed to procure and to safeguard the values we so glibly accept in America as commonplace. Yours is a growing America. The values you have inherited depend upon you for their protection and enlargement. We who have freely received must freely give of our time, our energy, our substance, and if need be, of our lives for the values in which we believe. You have studied earnestly for your diplomas from Avon Old Farms. You know that the world in which we live has taken the efforts of the best brains out of Americas past. Your training has made you aware of the progress that has been made in our country and in the world since our forefathers brought forth this new nation. The reforms others have made before you should give you enthusiasm to take your places in a con- stantly reforming, ever changing world. Know the truth and the truth will make you free. I shall stay on at Avon, watching with excitement the careers you carve out for yourselves in our expanding world. DONALD W. PIERPONT

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THE WINGED BEAVER AVON OLD FARMS 3 iss... AVON CONNECTICUT 1959 ' 1 ng YA , . Sys I. ' I f 'Ph , . rl , .

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DEDICATION 41' Sk Mgmt- fmz efsfiggwqggswmg 4 if 2? J ff 'se QE :Xa X vi' were :Oy es35i 5 ,.1 Sega RICHARD K LOVELAND f ll W My W Q Rarely does a preparatory school have the opportunxty to enjoyg ll' Pull the teachmgs and presence of a man such as thns He came to WL F P7 Avon m 1953, and smce that trme hxs stncere devotlon to high X Rlxilb 1 moral standards has mstxlled rn us a sense of honor and a love of X CJ b fy truth Hrs humor, hrs assxstance nn trme of need, hrs genunne con LX Uv ,ff ' cetn for mdrvnduals and the lnfe about htm are but a few of the , V 3 ' reasons why we, the Class of '59, dedxcate our yearbook to Mr lf f V 1 Richard K Loveland, a superb teacher and a true friend I Ox , dll! ' NL X J lf 3 499, ' ' J Lf-szdawv' 1 , if ' , , N :lL',1,'4f.agg!g5gf' fy , v six 4 N le' ,. V ' E.H'TiCiz'???S3El 1221:gi?f5iif55.l :.. N 5 1 ' I 1 f Y - ' -'?' itiQ.2f'rv'- Mxgfi' . . ares- f ' ' ' '- zu-my . , N 3Ifi::?f,g' -N . f aiiifgzfr Jfwgslr-F' , Ffzliiiffzs .f ss' gf- - 5531 :yi-' . - f X rw W at f sf Q ilfitf t Iiilii, 1 Q r Q ,. , Q ,fl , ,V k - , 1 ff 'i , W4 L V OHV