Case High School - Chief Yearbook (Swansea, MA)

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l ice ‘P ' UttCtyMC 4- “THe cife MR. EDWARD SILVA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Swansea. Massachusetts JOSEPH CASE HIGH SCHOOL. OSborne 8-8326 HELEN A. REAGAN, PRINCIPAL To the Class cf 1962: You have been living in an era which night he called the old frontier. In fact, this is the theme of your year¬ book. However, you are now about to live in an era which night be termed a new frontier. This frontier has no limits exeeot the limitations that you have within yourselves. This is true of all human endeavor. We are only limited by our own fallibilities. Consequently, you should orepare to become a part of a charging world whose very existence denends on your ability to cope with these changes. Just a few short years ago man was bound to the earth and today he soars through space. The technological and scientific advances which have made this change possible have created a deeper problem and it is this oroblera of the new frontier for which you must oreoare yourself. If you, as an individual, can learn to live harmoniously with your neighbor, then this country can learn to live with other countries. This is the greatest problem in the soace age today. We are challenged, as a nation, to prove that we believe in a oeaceful, democratic life. The United States can only be as strong and respected as you are with the oeonle with whom you associate. I urge you to become a well-informed member of an enlightened electorate to foster a better life for this country in its dealings with other nations. My personal best wishes to you. 10

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Miss Helen A. Reagan PUBLIC SCHOOLS Swansea, Massachusetts JOSEPH CASE HIGH SCHOOL OSborne 8-8326 HELEN A. REAGAN, PRINCIPAL Dear Graduates, The pattern of education in a moral and physi cal sense i 3 not subject to change. The basic truths that have been given to you during your years in the Josenh Case High School will sustain you in the larger and the more complex world you are about to enter. Your faith, interpreted and fostered by your church, will be your constant guide if you are loyal to its teach¬ ings. Prom your academic cosirses you have gained an intel¬ lectual knowledge and curiosity that will permit you to satisfy your material ambitions. Your nhysical education classes and your participation in the sports points a defi¬ nite order for the preservation of your physical well being. Thus we have attempted to train the entire individual. Now as you make ready to leave your high school, I would like to re-emphasize the following precepts: Renew your faith and courage. Dare to stand for the prin¬ ciples of high ethics. Be a person of Integrity and be con¬ siderate. 3e willing always to adjust for the mutual benefit. Let your viewpoint be charitable and your judgment lenient. To each of you I bid Godspeed. 9

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Mrs. Pauline Vickers Mrs. Ruth Stickler SECRETARIES Mrs. Alzira DeMattos m if Mrs. Mrs. Chace, Mrs. Ormerod, Smith, Mrs. Hatfield, CAFETERIA CUSTODIAN Mrs. Frenette, Mrs. Baldwin Mrs. Phillips, Dietician. STAFF I I Mr. J. Clifton Hoy