Case High School - Chief Yearbook (Swansea, MA)

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TOWN □ F SWANSEA, MASSACHUSETTS Department of Public Schools RICHARD B. GREENMAN. SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT JOSEPH CASE High school OSBORNE 4-1332 your lives and the attains, of which wi.l prove io be be, .he beginning of . road leading to greater happiness, ,he further you progress upon That yo „ must strive for the fulfillment ££ T d ' “ 2 wha, they wished to accomplish those intellectual leade HUmuraaement to hinder and who allowed the nations of the world that rirrr rrr:, i no - -» » The master workman. Carlyle, has said and “2 a nd Bering 6 but clear and strong, the performance may be far off. But m the very realization of capability lies the possibility of performance. u .wirP To know it, to follow it, to attain the hap- happy, useful ones of the world. The idea of the ever-enduring pursuit of your hearts desire, of that struggle which would permit of no defeat, has been sung by Poets o a ages, never more beautifully expressed than in those words of Tennyson s. After it, follow it, Follow the Gleam. you. But as signposts give information treasured OUt ,he .2 r ir;l;l2 Shall be comforted by the though,: —That which we are, we are-. One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. So whether i, be soon or late, may you all come + . + . it be W orthv of your training, and to follow till you re sire, to see to ,t that ,t to God concerning the king may be it, hoping that the cry hast withho | den said of you, Thou has given him h.s hearts desire, l uiwn +Uo will of his lips. Ucxiori A. Reagan