Case High School - Chief Yearbook (Swansea, MA)

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OXLViJOX Four years have flown by and the class of 1951 has come of age. From a world kindled with the blush of renewed peace and hope, our skies have darkened until, as we face our grad¬ uation, the relentless fury of the gathering storm again threatens. For as long as we live, we shall have to struggle to reconcile God and man, science and the soul, the teeming millions of the downtrodden and oppressed who are yearning to throw aside their yokes and be free. It will not be pleasant at times, but the class of 1951 is ready to meet the challenge of its time. It will not run and hide. In memory of four awakening years, the class of 1951 lea ves its yearbook. Memoriae. Gene Maree Beynon Editor-in-Chief ’51

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THE CASE HIGH SCHOOL SWANSEA, MASS. 195 1

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iaation It is with the deepest pleasure and pride that the class of 1951 dedicates the record of its years at Case to its loyal class advisor, Mr. William J. Edgar. Many times, the shepherd of the ’51 flock had quite a time leading the sheep in the proper direction. He is the Spirit behind the good things we have accomplished. His principles of integrity, and honesty, and his goodnatured faith in his flock despite our many foibles shall be responsible for much that is fine in us in the future.