Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Lewis S. Gurd(jn Sul)-Master English III. IV. 9

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Memorabilia i956 TRIBUTE TO THE FACULTY In our farewell hour with its hitter-s«weet memories we realize that it is only fitting that we nay a tribute to those men and women, who hy their personal influence and generous sympathies have en- deavored to guide us safely through our high whool career. For who can measure the true worth of a teacher’s guiding in- fluence’? Of the fullness of their resources, they give generously to their pupils?, ever easing their burdens and making light of their try- ing experiences. And in the case of tlie class of “ill!” this wtis no easy task. Many of our hardship and trials, however, turned out to he clouds with silver linings after we had discussed them with our teacher. who were (‘ver ready and willing to help us in our difficul- ties. And so it is with a sense of deeply felt appreciation that we thank them for tiieir sincere efforts in otir behalf. While we admit that we didn’t always agree with them in their actions, the realiza- tion iy slowly dawning u[)on us that their courses were ttiken mainly in our behalf. Finally, this tribute is to perpetuate the honor due to our faculty which has spent four fruitful years in training the members of our class. Keen, energetic faculty that it is, it mus t not he forgotten.

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