Case High School - Chief Yearbook (Swansea, MA)

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' Record Book - Qlass of 1930 Commencement Exercises ADDRESS OF WELCOME Parents, Teachers and Friends: The Class of 1930 extends to you a cordial welcome to our Graduation Exercises. It is our sincere hope that you will share with us the joy of this most happy occasion and feel a little of the pride and honor that we do in being the first graduating class of Joseph Case High School. We have assembled here this evening, my classmates, as one unit, a compact body bound together by common purpose, by common effort and by common achievement. Three years of class association have been a strong incentive in bringing our lives more closely together, in cre¬ ating a feeling of unity both in spirit and in action. Although we are about to separate and each go his own way, there will always remain with us memories of pleasant friendships and happy associations made during our high school days. Tonight there are here with us our parents, teachers and friends, but they cannot wholly make up for the absence of Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond Stevens who made possible this graduation and all that for which it stands—She, to whom we of the class, shall always be indebted for giving us the opportunity of obtaining our high school education in Swansea. The members of the class of 1930 feel Her loss keenly, and deeply regret that She could not be here tonight to see the fruition of Her kindness and generosity, that She, too, might share with us the pride and joy of this occasion. Once more we extend to you a cordial welcome to ours, the first graduation exercises of Joseph Case High School. Eugene E. Adam, Class President. Page Twenty-four