Cheshire Academy - Rolling Stone Yearbook (Cheshire, CT)

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Bowden and Bronson Halls

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EDWIN DOWNER CHUBB Sept. 17, 1899-jan. 29. 1957 No, not gold nor fame Were his rewardsg But from youth's taut strings he drew Responsive chords. Enchanted they heard the music Of Shakespeare and Joyce. Then suddenly wintry Death Siienced his voice. -MORRIS SWEETKIND

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F OREWORD Cheshire Academy offers this book as an invitation, courtesy and aid to the many individuals and families who are touring the Academy during the season of 1956-57, the one hundred and sixth-third anniversary of its founding. The pictures and stories published in these pages are selected from the 1956- 57 year activities. Both text and art are representative of New England, rather than definitive. To do sound justice to a subject so rich would take volumes. But here you will find a fewhiftoric highlights, a foretaste of New England setting, a glimmer of life as we lead it. Therefore, the staff responsible for the publication of this year's Rolling Stone sees fit to issue a guidebook, a guide to a time as well as a place. This book could not have been produced without the help and cooperation of the student body, faculty and a wonderful staff, whose constant aim it has been to produce a book worthy jnf Cheshire Academy, and one that would tell the story of our school year here. We sincerely hope that we have succeeded in these aims and that you enjoy every page of this, your 1957 ROLLING STONE The Staff