Cheshire Academy - Rolling Stone Yearbook (Cheshire, CT)

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0l 0lfU0l GHIS, the nineteen fifty-one edition ol' the ROLLING S'roN1f2, is presented like its predecessors in the hope that it will help pre- serve memories for future years of the one just passed. Memories at best are fragile but very precious things, and if this book can help at all to keep alive those of our life and school days at Cheshire, it will have served its purpose. We are young now, and a great road lies bc- lore us upon which we may tread to the very heights ol' success. But, when in the course ol' the years, we lind ourselves disillusioned. our dreams shattered, this book will be 21 consolation and a reminder of the friends and associations of the past. It is with these high hopes that we oller you the ROLLINIL STONE, nineteen fifty-one edition. 8

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ibecbca fion klRN14is'r I lARo1.1m HRINK Io an loyal frivncl and cxccllcnl lczlc un clccliczntc- this znmuzll. XVQ wish y 1y more l'ruiti'ul yczlrs zu CIIICSII IO