Case High School - Chief Yearbook (Swansea, MA)

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MR. GREENMAN Our Superintendent, Richard B. Greenman, has our gratitude and admiration. He is a quite man, of infinite patience; a doer, not a talker. Although he has made no great tumult over his vast improve¬ ments of our schools and equip¬ ment, his work has not gone unnoticed or unappreciated. We realize our benefits and know that he will just as quietly and capably continue on his path of progress. MISS REAGAN To our beloved principle go our heartfelt thanks as we leave our high school days behind us. With the burning zeal of the truly dedi¬ cated, she has bequeathed to us not only the heritage of our language and literature, but also the inspiring principles that motivated the great men and women of prose, poetry, and statemanship.

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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.

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aaii SUPERINTENDENT Richard B. Greenman PRINCIPAL Helen A. Reagan Robert E. Bannister Eric G. Connolly Gerald F. Dalton Dorothy R, Deane William J. Edgar Eleanor L. Emery Elizabeth S. Frost Arnold D. Greene Mary B. Hunt Thomas J. Hurley Dorothy H. LeComte Irene S. Monte Rita Sullivan Elizabeth M. Vaughn Julia C. Papandrea-Leave of Absence Elizabeth M. Chaisson-Replaced Mrs LeComte