Deerfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (South Deerfield, MA)

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Tllu Awuu' ol Nulutccfz Hzcmlrcll mul Fm't3 N161c IS complclcnl. Om' wml, is mslzcd. All tllc mlxzctx' and ilu' lmmnx ff worl' arc more than x . . . x frmllhcnsatcd in L1 Llccd wcllfalmlc. If in some distant tmmwrou' rllusc pages recall 41 WNOTTLCHI of gay ccLn1m'adc1'ic or tlzc .smiling faces uf Lzlvswzt ffiwzds, it .shall not luwc been created in mm. Tlifi Awww Bofum

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Deerfield High School, in the twentyfiifth year of its existence, is an impressive monument to the undaunted faith of those who lahored zealously for its establish- ment. The index of the worth of a school is ohviously the calihrc of its graduates and undergraduates. On the pages of Deerfield High Schools history, the first -luhilee Class has left their record in characters which shine silver in the waning light as Fortyfnine departs. It is the hope of Fortyfnine that twentyfiive years hence, when the next Jubilee Class is leaving Deerfield High School, those characters will have deepened in impression and mellowcd into gold.